Local Folks Visit and Summer Plans Noted
Mrs Will Carney of Grapevine called on Mrs Bob Koight Tuesday. Mise Pegeen Wade of West Tempe spent the summer with her aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. Chan Lewis. Mrs Carl Pearson of Carrolton and Mrs M L Ford aided Mrs Herter Cook to Gladewater Friday, returning that night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Carney
Grapevine
Bob Koight Tuseday
Mise Pegeen Wade
West ‘Tempe
Ia Hern
Mra. Chan
Lewis
Carl Pearson
Carrollton
M.L. Ford
Herter Cook
Gladewater
Barns atarewall party honors Mr. and Mrs. Barns
A gathering at Mrs. John Good's home Friday night honored Mr. and Mrs. P. Barns as they move to a new home. Friends enjoyed games and refreshments with Mrs. Mary Good assisting in serving. Wished them happiness in their new residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Good
P. Barns
Mary Good
Coppell 4-H Club Meeting Notes and Prizes
The Coppell 4-H Club met April 27 in the school club room with 21 members and 1 sponsor present. Wild plant contest winners were Anais Themspoon first, Dorothy Sewall second, and Martha Joe Moore third. The group discussed daily meals, milk, fruit, vegetables, and eggs. Miss Lynn taught tree budding to be done June 12 to June 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hhotine
Miss Lynn
Anais
Themspoon
Dorothy Sewall
Martha Joe Moore
Poignant fragment hints at era sports cheer echoes
Fragmentary OCR line hints at an aged scene with sounds like Pow and a cheering moment. Readable entities are scarce. context and specifics remain unclear.
It's Time Now To Install Telephone Directory Notice
A fragmented notice urges readers to join the new telephone directory production by adding names and numbers. It promotes calling Mr. Coomer or Mr. Patterson to get a phone installed, highlighting benefits for emergencies and neighborly contact while listing several local residents and visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peteeie
Eall|g
Amal
Mr. Coomer
Str. Patterson
Central
Texas spends by category under emergency relief act funds
A historical Texas budget summary shows total emergency relief funds of 19.93 million dollars spent April 1986 through March 1987, with major allocations to highways, public buildings, housing projects, and rural settlement. The report, received by H P Drought, notes detailed expenditures across personal services, materials, rents, construction, and other contracts, plus grants to Texas for relief and administrative costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
H. P. Drought
National Emergency Council
San Antonio
Local Health Notes Include Cough Serum and Hospital Care
Fragments report Dalle Tom Mason McLendon joining a whooping cough serum program. Bill Renague is recovering from a eye abscess. Mrs J A Thompson had a tooth extracted by Dr Whitney. Ellen Tunk of Tyler visits Carrollton with family. HF Coldwell treated for hiccups at Baylor Hospital by Dr Whitney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Mason McLendon
Bill Renague
J. A. Thompson
Whitney
Mira
Ella Tunk
Tyler
OL Dickerson
Famally
Mra
Lelrad Perry
Dallas
Carrollton
Mrr
WW Perry
HF Coldwell
Baylor Hospital
Miss Ursa Keneipp Presents Her Pupil Recital
Miss Ursa Keneipp presented her dance pupils in a high school recital in the auditorium last Friday night. The program featured acrobat June Torre whose flexibility and knots amazed the audience and earned strong applause. The event highlighted the trainer's growing accomplishments and included Margi Boyd, Betty Beckham, and Olney Jon Beckham in piano accompaniments by Mrs. Lester Beckham and Georgia Belle Goode.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mina Uree Keneipp
Audienes
Grentea
June Torre
Keneipp
Margi Boyd
Allen
Betty Beckham
Olney Jon Beckham
Lewter Beck
Local notes on residents and visitors in Carrollton area
A jumble of names and short notices reports Mr Clarence Huston of Farmers Branch working at Dickerson Grocery and Mrs Mary Mayes of Lewis ill. It notes visits by Bud Toombs and Charles Rosend to Carrollton, Mr and Mrs Jack Vandergriff and family in Grand Prairie, and Mrs Mabel Westoff and others from Fort Worth visiting Mrs DC Parry. Also mentions a college recital by Miss Urea Kenneipp and Mt Pleasant connections through Mr Danider’s father, secretary for the Chamber of Commerce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Huston
Farmers Branch
Dickerson
Hare
Mary Mayes
Lewis
Bud Toombs
Charles Rosend
Carrollton
Lee Watts
Jack Vandergriff
Grand Prairie
J.T. Vanedergriff
Mabel Westoff
Johnny Grimes
Gus Grimes
Ft. Worth
DC Parry
Betty Kenelop
Joel Robinson
Rone Broil
G.T. A. College
Denton
Local Medtric Flight Service Contact Info in Carrollton Row
An OCR fragment lists contact details for a medical flight service in Carrollton and nearby areas. It mentions Mr. Good as the contact, with phone numbers for Carrollton and a home line. The text is garbled but indicates regional phone contacts for information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Good
Carrollton
Sermons and quilting mark early church events in Dallas
Elder Arthur Freeman of Dallas received the call April 25 and accepted. He preached his first sermon May 2 with a good spirit. Freeman and family attended a luncheon at the Perrys. A surprise visit from Carl Stephens and Rainey of Dallas followed. May 8 saw an extra testimonial meeting with eleven attendees. The pastor, his family, Mrs Rhodes and Mrs Abie, all of Dallas, joined the ladies for a third quilt and an afternoon session finishing the quilt. Mrs Kate Hotmater was noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Freeman
Dallas
Bro. Freeman
W. W. Perry
Carl
Mra. Rhodes
Abie
Dalia
Kate Hotmater
Relbue Tanner Dead At Coppell Health Facility
Relbue W Tanner of Coppell died April 27 after a six week illness. He lived in Coppell 26 years and was loved by many. Funeral services were held April 28 at Coppell Baptist Church with Rev Owens officiating. Pallbearers listed. survivors include wife Lillie Tanner, daughter Mrs OC Hudgins of Waco, two grandchildren Betty and RC Hudgins, mother Mrs BC Tanner, four brothers and two sisters, plus several nephews and other relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Relbue W. Tanner
Coppell
Baylor Hospital
Coppell Baptist Church
Owens
Pall Bears
Billy
Warren
Howard
Bud
Carroll Tanner
Milbure Carley
John McCord
Sam McFall
Shorty McDowel
Newt Corbin
Willingham
Clyde Park Hein
Lillle Tanner
Mra OC Hudgins
Waco
Betty
RC Hudgins
BC Tanner
Lewisville
Jon
Grapevine
Gaines
Dailan
Lawrence
Ft. Worth
Tom
Lowisville
Will Whitley
Cumby
Mia
George Kelly
Conroe
Card of Thanks for Kindness and Floral Support
We express sincere thanks to friends and relatives for kindness and beautiful flowers during the illness of Mrs. Lillie Tanner. C. C. Hudgins and children and Mrs. BU Tanner and children also extend gratitude.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillie Tanner
C. C. Hudgins
Bu, Tanner
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