Art Classes Set for Grade Students
Art classes for grade students begin in June led by Mrs Goodwin. The program, described as drawing oriented, runs through the summer offering focused art instruction for expanded student skills.
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Newspaper
Carrollton Chronicle
Location
Carrollton, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 26, 1966
Page
3
Art classes for grade students begin in June led by Mrs Goodwin. The program, described as drawing oriented, runs through the summer offering focused art instruction for expanded student skills.
A limited opening for students within the age range 10 to 19 at Wesley and Wriday on weekdays from 1:00 pm to 10:00 am. The era will host 24 students only. Materials furnished. Fee set at 2800 dollars. Register by calling 2-5.
Miss Phillippe will attend a seminar with Philpge Venice and Turney representing Dalian vty. Organized by the Farity Tureau, the event occurs at May op university August 9. The program features renowned speakers and student discussions with participants from Daas County schools competing for Kanon.
JA winners announced for April including Saletan of Month and Chris Koamaa, son of Ar fut Mrs Wi Kawoan, among top teens receiving cash and trophies. Other winners include Keith Parra of VIPCO and a student from R. J. Turner Kh Schon with honorable mention and a gold check.
Mrs Doris Uppermann reports for the Metropolitan Hospital Auxiliary at the 82nd annual convention held at the Stater's Whitton Hotel. Aire Dow Myers and Mel HTC formed new auxiliaries in Texas. Myers and Uppermann attended the Health Careers workshop led by Bulmiran of HLA Austin. A nurse shortage was noted. Next meeting to be held June 8 in the hospital cafeteria. Junior Auxiliary to host Mothers Day event and invite juniors and parents. For unitary work, call Mrs Sylvid Curtin at CH 7-250.
Sandra Brown and Wayne Story of Coppell plan a June wedding at First Methodist Church of Coppell with reception in the Ferentina room. Brown, a Coppell High School graduate, attends Art College State, and both are members of the National Bela Club Honorary Society with multiple scholastic awards.
The editor thanks Carrolton Farmers Branch unit leaders and local PTA teams for their cooperation this year. A message from Mrs A D Wow expresses appreciation for publicity releases and public support from volunteers and councils.
Church Women name officers with Mrs Finny presiding and Mrs Charten Sad as vice president. Mrs Wiltin serves as secretary, with Mire Ke Donuna traveling and Mrs athe lovin listed in historic context. The note appears from a local paper’s feature on women’s church leadership.
William Moseley of Bloomington Illinois receives a four year Army scholarship to cover tuition room board books and living costs. The program supports training for future officers and will begin this fall. The Army education act funds up to 1 000 a year for a single school year and includes a service commitment after graduation. Secretary of the Army Stanley Meser notes ROT graduates are prioritized for the program.
Metropolitan notices announce the birth of a baby boy on May 17 at a local hospital, with weights reported. Additional entries record the births of two more infants in May, listing parents and birth locations amid a series of incomplete names and scattered details.
The Lion’s Roar editor for 1967 is announced, with a list of new and returning staff including Shorre Xrwinge Druedly Gerson and Nelson Longetors. The yearbook staff holds an annual meeting May 14 in the gymnasium to present the new roster and assign duties. A feature “The 06 Hour” honors Sen Grathe and Veneher, with science and athletics topics highlighted.
Airman Thompson, son of Mr. and Mrs. Abie L Thompson of 400 Rasemyan Carollin, graduates at Amiri ABB Texas for the running course for the Air Force Nintramerenelonien. He signs with Walker APG for duty with the Air Atyatowe Ale Commons. He attended North Texas State Movers, Denton.
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