Free Chest X Rays Offered at Walwood Village Center
Free chest X rays will be offered Monday May 28 at Walwood Village Shopping Center from noon to 5 pm. The Dallas Area TH Association and the Weekly Certations invite everyone over 12 years old to participate. The event at Valuewood Parkway and Josey Lane in Farmers Branch aims to help early detection of heart and lung issues.
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Acre
Ile
Walward Vilage
Dallay
Cartars
Valewood Parkway
Josey Lane
Farmers Branch
Civitans Promote Kiddie Show Ticket Sales in Carrollton
Civitan club enters second week of fundraising for the Kiddie Show at The Plaza Theater Carrollton on May 2. Local merchants and residents are urged to buy or admit tickets to support mentally disabled children and community programs as volunteers distribute letters and call on customers.
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Civitans
Carrolton-farmery Branch
Civtan
Plana ‘Theater
Carrollton
Uitan
Tunis
Mallo
Peneros
Incoherent 1208 query tied to Parson and civic donors
A garbled passage references Parsons as a First National Monk in Carvalhea and others in utility and agency roles. It mentions a clan and a community fund raised by merchants and industry, with names like Ken Maber Teas Power and Light, Carrotion, Nick Rice and Rum Inauramer Agency Fare.
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Parsons
First National
Carvalhea
Ken Maber
Teas Power and Light
Carrotion
Nick Rice
Rum Inauramer
Fare ‘Fers
Huber
Clan
Hes
Menu item list from week meals and desserts
Week menu shows a Thursday dish of fried fish and buttered potatoes with carrot raisin salad and a yellow cake. Tuesday features meat patton with gravy, buttered potatoes, and a carrot raisin salad, plus a white wine with cake.
Brim-Axton Vows Exchanged In Dallas
Dallas ceremony marks Brim-Axton nuptials with James Lee Axton son of Wright Cir couple wed at a blessing led by Jamar Nodwon Irving era guests. Bride Mea D.0 Sheen wore lace and carried flowers. Reception followed at Steadhins Apartments in Carrollton with notable attendees and long reception line. First plywood mill using Texas yellow pine began in 1968 and three softwood mills are now operating locally.
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Wes
Jamar Nodwon
Irving Lerangeist
Friendhe Crow
Sheen
Meadowwoor
Mrs May
Trice Family Rites Held At First Baptist Church
Funeral services for Velma Trees Trice and relatives were held Saturday at the First Baptist Church. Burial followed in Milap Center Cemetery. Pallbearers included Alvin Chay Iman and Dan Neigh. Surviving kin listed numerous siblings and in laws. officiating clergyman was Reverend Homey. Interment at Broweh Crmeery with honors.
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Nieturd
Eile
Velma Trees
Wichara
Mickey Lew Trice
Allot Carrer
Fa K. Trice
Bowd Salers
Me J C_ Biter
Lantern Henry Knight
Howry Dobbins
Cis
Carrol
Dalton
Allen
Sayer
Sarah Lankenship
Dallax. Org
Mandy
Merri Jy
Feral Chapel
Rhee
Pra Homeey
Broweh
Stewart Melwiitohn
Wayne Davis
Mike Jones
Rovee Bell
Freddie Ramey
Kenny Hine
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Walwood
Valwood Village Center
Beeving
Dalun County
Conny
Carrin
Times-Chrnicle
Leah Stroadwey
Carrion
Texas
Primay Yn Publisher
Niee Lik
P.O
Tsi
Dally County
WLM
Jay Eremeoun Renmenan
Ken Huber
Carrellten Farmers
Civitan Clu
Line Kleypan
Kenny McKnight
Civitan Evembern
Hekate
Imarchante
Times-Chronicle Printing
Farmers Branch Independent School District
Rolie Utter Mutlersevich Browerite
Haenburger Waun
Applestin Cooker
Russell
Jim Carrellon
G. BE
Josey Lane — Farmers Branch
Dallas
Allan
Miwon Trim
Corroton
James Lee Axton
M.d.rim
Samay Lake
Axton
Wright Cirokte
Steadhins
Carraliton
John Clinton
Albemarle
John
Mike Rancato
Armors
Ieanel
Rufvive
Katherine Trancato
Dnuch Lars
Virgin Weanento
Lavery Siingtelson
Dory Uirancal
Firancato
Mera
Lua Ciemars
Kamkse City
Mary Immaculate Cathede Chih
Pather
Robert Vretens
Vrure
Henry Gamoun
Holon
Merrit
Trevino's
Carrollton, Texas
The
Dallas County State Bank
Belt Line Road
Carvaluom
Pederal Dapowit In
Surance Corporat
Stag
Woodhue - Yardley
Cano
Rexall
Uate Coumetlen
Exelunieg
Bradford
Dana
Ill Han
Wtelf
Arrollton, Teun
Carrollton & Farmers Branch
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