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Newspaper
Carrollton Chronicle
Location
Carrollton, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 19, 1966
Page
3
Scouts held the annual Wirele Ton event at Grapevine on May 6 with three patrols achieving pace and four end states at camp. The page mentions seats and a camp provided, with details on field positions and a form of tally.
The Gir Scout Yeadory honored several youths including Janie Stare Vivain Field and others with token awards Two year pins and five year service pins for active scouting in seating Mrs Roburismn and Baly awards marked five consecutive years of service A district chairman Mrs Joe street Red Cross attendee Scottie Hubbard and Diana Royer organized a meeting at Dallas Federal Savings and Loan to discuss scouting A Texas Forestry Association project showcased Texan Yellow pine arms as a home enhancement option
The wedding of Miss Jesselene Hartford to Charles Roy Hark toga is planned for June 4 to 7 at First Baptist Church of Farmer Ranch. Attendants include Donna Lame Bart and others from Hartford and local families. A tour to Mexico and a trip to Manteo are noted, with travel details and expected departure June 3 and return June 19.
Mrs Berry receives an appointed Jaycee post after a contentious state convention in Montan with Martha Evans and Alice leading the Farmers Branch faction. The election saw Margaret Werry backed as vice president and an executive council vote approved. Local clubs rallied behind community leaders and the ceremony marked a milestone for Area V activities and future joint events.
Miss Brinson, daughter of Philip Wriswon of 1101 Ryan Ave Carrollton, is listed on Baylor University’s Distinguished Honor Roll for the term. The notice, released by Dean of Students Fiporye mith, confirms her academic achievement with formal recognition from the university.
The article outlines changes to the GI Bill including training opportunities apprenticeships and campus programs. It notes eligibility for veterans discharged by 1998 and details benefits timing and qualification for education housing and pursuit of higher learning.
Disjointed OCR summary notes Rex Perry expected at ASC Dearee with nearby candidates and panel remarks. Mention of University motto and civic figures appears amid garbled names and locations.
The Dale To Raving Pigeon race faced weather disruptions with many birds released near Atchison United States. Weather at release was clear with southeast winds. over 20 years of racing, four days of results featured yearling Aleem winning with a 7.08 speed. Standout finishers included Dillie of Carealton and Krauss of Farmers Jane among top 10.
Miss Odom earns MSU Meritum for scholarly achievement. Daughter of Mr and Mrs Raymond Odom, she studies biology at North Texas and is a member of Alpha Lambda Delta and Alpha Chi. The ceremony honored Meritum recipients at University Day with TSU programs assisting.
The Kystlon Nu of Texas We Riel Lardson chapter held an officers installation and dinner at 8:80 pm on May 14 at the Golden Margo in Richardson. Officers installed included Cathy Cornell as president, Nancy Ashmore secretary treasurer, and others from Richardson and nearby areas. Instructors and organizers were Mrs. P L Wentich and Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Pees.
Pvt Hutchison finishes artillery cannon crew training at Fort Sita Oklahoma May. Training completed after instruction in gunnery and weapons handling.
A fragmentary OCR item notes a year old soldier entering service amid loud machinery and communication efforts. The unclear text suggests a December 1965 Army context, with references to infantry and weaponry as part of the enlistment moment.
Fragmentary note from a newspaper page indicates a Turner High School graduate in 196A with partial text about "The Paper with the Want A" and unclear surrounding details.
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