Rasberry Weldon Wedding Held in Garland
The candlelight ceremony united Miss June Rasberry of Farmers Branch with Albert Weldon of Dallas at the Farmers Branch Baptist Church in Garland. Pastor Bailey officiated as George Rasberry gave the bride in marriage. Attendants included John Chambers as best man and Mrs. Chambers as matron of honor. A reception followed the wedding at the church, and the couple will reside at 1020 Baylor after a short wedding trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bars
Rich
Fra Shehane
Gasland
June Rasberry
Farmers
Pardenian
Strediers
John Chambers
Farmers Branch
Zarouyn Lee Rusherey
John Shehane
Richard Shebane
B. A Marcon
Texans see need for better child education in tax hike survey
A Texas Teachers Association survey shows 87 percent of independent school districts levy at least one dollar per 100 assessed value, with 63 percent taxing 1 or more, Houston, Dallas, San Antonio and other cities all at $1 or more. The study cites 82 of 1101,090 students in districts with higher tax rates and notes growing property valuations. Also included is a brief notice of William M. (Bill) Cramer announcing for Associate Justice of the Fourth Court of Civil Appeals, Dallas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Texas
Texas State ‘Veechers
Alte
Chistes H. Tennyson
Teachers” Association
Tenny
Compaesson
Howe
Houston
San Antonio
Wort Worth
Dallas
Heavy rains threaten hopper eggs in local farms
Farmers warned by P. K. Wallace to purchase poison now to attack hoppers during hatching. Most hoppers are in trench beds and ditches, making this the opportune time for destruction. Carrollton designated as a county depot for poisons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. K
Wallace
Carrollton
Mrs Jack Blanton Hosts Woman's Study Club Meeting
Mrs Jack Blanton hosted the Woman's Study Club on Thursday May 6 after limited business. Program chair Mrs C A Good led discussions on The History of Library and The Women Library and urged support for the public library. Mrs Charles Blalock gave an instructive talk on Childhood Feeding Problems. Guests enjoyed a salad plate served by the hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Blanton
Woman's Body Club
C. A. Good
Wome
Charles Blalock
Tom Mel
Bill Hall
R. E. Good
Charles ‘Blalock
John Mitchell
Ray McCormick
Henry Noble
Emory Ros
Roy Russell
Bill Suraner
John Graber
Vinson ‘Tipps
Methodist Revival In Progress With Nightly Services
The Methodist Revival is now in progress with services at 7 or 7 48 each night. The Rev John Poe Honaley of Dallas brings messages each Friday night. A special muse is a feature of the nightly services with Roy Gray ley as choir director.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Poe Honaley
Dallas
Roy Grayley
Sped Suspect Confesses by Mail to City Chief
Garroltton Chief of Police reports a man named Tye confessed by letter or signature, claiming he violated the eight mile an hour priced law while driving from Denton to Dallas. The letter arrived as officers questioned his conduct and sought to clear his conscience.
Local Scout Meeting Forms Patrols and Leaders
At a Boy Scouts meeting Tuesday evening, several patrols were formed. Raven Patrol is led by Asa Johnson with Billy Ray Ford as assistant, and Richard Owens as quartermaster. Monewk Patrol is led by Towmy John. John Renew as assistant and Billy John Graviey as quartermaster. Kale Patrol includes Jackie Partain as jester and Lenwood Cunningham as quartermaster. Gale Partlah and Monroe Sewell serve as patrol treasurers alongside Larry Don Young as treasurer and Robert Richard zon as member.
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Yucerauruis
Boy Scouts
Coleman ‘Garner
B. Green
Raven
Asa Johnson
Billy Ray Ford
Berbe
Richard Owens
Eddy Roy ‘Tracy
Timmy Yorkes
James Dennis
Billy John Graviey
Gale Partlah
Monroe Sewell
Psrol 'Frewstrer
Larry Don Young
Robert Richard
Zon
Bobby Franklin
Kale
Patra
Jackie Partain
Petrol Borie
Lenwood Cunningham
Billy Roy Thompson
Archie Thompson
Billy Hay Binviser
Dean Wins High Honor for Texas Soil Conservation
Harris, dean of North Texas State College, was recognized as the outstanding individual in Texas for soil conservation. He received a bronze plaque at an awards dinner in Fort Worth last week, part of the Soil and Save Texas Conservation Awards Program sponsored by the Fort Worth Press.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Qenton
Br. BB. Harris
North Texas State College
Tawa
Fart Worth
Courdes
Services Held Saturday For Francis Marion Hays
Francis Marion Hays dies aged 18. Funeral at Carrollton Methodist Church with Revs. Ridley and Vernon officiating. Interment Perry Cemetery. Survivors include mother Emma Wood of Pryto, Texas, and two grandchildren, Robert and Delanie Baye. Local group Parent Teachers Association reports donations to Grade School Library and High School Auditorium redecorating project. Association notes successful year and shrubbery planting on Grade School campus. May 48 meeting scheduled May 48 at 2 18 pm in High Beboo Auditorium. new officers to be installed. program and refreshments planned.
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Tenchers
FTA
Mateurday
Carrollton Methodist Church
Princis
Marion Mays
Carrollton
Tennessee
Robert Ridley
W. N. Vernon
Rhetan
Perry Cemetery
Motster
Emma Wood
Priteo, Texas
Robert andDelanie Baye
Large crowd attends Methodist Church supper
A large crowd attended a church supper at the Methodist Church on Wednesday night May 5. After the meal a brief program featured songs and solos, a Mother’s Day story by Tommy Hughes, 3. W. Groviey spoke briefly, and a closing group rendition of Best Be the Tie That Binds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mins
Betty Jo Moseley
Tommy Hughes
W. Groviey
Thal Bunda
Beta Sigma Phi Holds Regular Meeting at Peggy Perry Home
The Beta Sigma Phi sorority met for its regular meeting at Peggy Perry's home. Mrs. Bill Oren led the program on The Prison Beautiful with Jewelry as a subtopic. Plans for a new phrase were discussed by Mrs. O Beall, and the next meeting is set by Mrs. Jo Besil.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beta Sigma Phi
Peggy Perry
Bill Oren
Plains
0. Beall
Jo Besil
Red Cross Plans For Possible Polio Outbreaks
In 1947 the Red Cross recruited 9,646 nurses to support polio duty across the United States, including 918 in Boise and 24 in Akron. A nationwide advisory network spanned many states as poliomyelitis cases rose to 10,794. Nursing staff trained and coordinated with the National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis and ARC officials plan for 1948 outbreak responses.
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Pollo~ Myeltile
Red Cross
Idaho
Boise
Akron
Cincinna
Ohio
New York State
Red Crowd Law
Pensylvania
New Jersey
Maryland
South Carolina
Viciy
Virginia
Rhode Island
North Dakota
Illinois
Aransas
Minnesota
Texan
New Mexico
Oregon
Calhoun
Oklahoma
South Dakota
U. S. Public Health Service
Nurans
ARC
National Foundation
NPIP
ARO
An Acre
NTP
Winners Named in Carrollton Bingo Party Event
The Bola Signi Phi yovority of Carrollton thanks participants for the May 7 bingo party. Mr. Bob Munnaker won the wattle iron as the top contestant. The fundraiser aided tuberculosis track sponsorship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bola Signi Phi
Carrollton
Bob Munnaker
Competitive Exams Announced for Academies
Congressman J Frank Wilson announces a pre lusomary Congressional exam in Dallas for Naval and Military Academy appointments on Monday July 12 1946. Open to Dallas County boys aged 17 to 21 for Navy and 18 to 22 for Army with veteran service. Write to Congressmen office in Washington DC to register and receive reporting details for the Dallas test.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Frank Wilson
Civ Service Commission
Dalles
U. S
Naval
Dallas County
Vesta
Navy
Army
House Offics
Washington, D.C
Wilson
Ume
Deltas
Farmers Branch Eastern Star Elect Officers
Friday May 7 perm ema Branch Chapter No. 87 elected officers for the coming year. Worthy Matron Mrs Katie Low Gaines, Worthy Patron Shelby Gaines, Association Matron Mire Moran Rowe, Associate Patron Marcus Morris, Secretary Mrs Mary R Good, Treasurer Mrs era Gilmore, Conductress Men Nadine Prandsen, Associate Conductress Mrs Lillie Mae Conk. Installation set for Monday night May 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Permema
Worthy
Katie Low Gaines
Shelby Gaines
Arsocitta
Mire
Moran Rowe
Avodale
Marcun Morris
Mra
Mary R. Good
Era Gilmore
Nadine Prandsen
Lillie Mae Conk
Del Art Cape Postponed Opening Until Monday
The Del are Gate, iosuted sons of the Overpass on Highway 0 postpone opening until Monday May 17. Mr and Mrs Arthur F Rawlins say the later date will help serve customers as weather delayed remodeling. The new cafe will specialize in barbecue and regular dinners with improved service. The opening date in Page 4 advertisement should be disregarded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Highway
Arthur
Rawlins
Cate
Prizes Awarded Boys in Chronicle Subscription Drive
The Carvolon Chronicle Saturday awarded prizes to boys in a subscription drive. Winners, all boys, received items like a tiny bike and baseball gear. Tommy Grimes won a bike, Jackry second prize a glove, Lloyd Bemagy an official baseball, while Tommy Johnson finished fourth awaiting prize pickup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carvolon Chronicle
Tommy Grimes
Jackry
Priae
Reece
Lloyd
Tommy Johnnon
Chronicle
Baseball Prise
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Rasbberry-Weldon
William M
Bill) Cramer
Pith Court of Civil Appeals
Cramer
101St District Court
Lo Candiicy
Forth Court of Civil Appeals
Benn
Looney
Junkie Looney
Wirth
Pitth Court of Civil Appeals
Grayson, Golly
Rockwall
Wenderson
Saiman
van Zandt
Him Gamnes
Gramer
Boilsills
O. & Wavy
Jesman
Lv Law
Datta
Speell
County Court of Law
Wylie Bell
Send
Harry P. Lawtherny
Dallad Lawyers
Dick Dixon
Claude McCalum
Ted
Sharo
Thi
Brata
Priinilst
Tuidge Cramer
Ives
Dallan
Chie
Yalloux Leew
sPolitics
Armoun —S
Nathanael Green
Ameri
TSCW
the Chronicle
Bandlleader
Carmen Cavallaro
Texas State College
Rubble Watson
Tallas
Patsy Wolfe
Greenville
Jennnebay Menaet
Naa Toren
Viner
Woman's Study Club
Wueen
Tnha ‘Thomphon
North Toray State College
MaAidl
Okla
Thowrpyon
Hpeeder
Ene
ORMED
Dean
Texas Soil Conservation
Francis Marion Hays
PTA
Beta Sigma Phi Sorority
Eastern Star
Del-Art Cape
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