Coppell Happenings Highlight Local Visits and Family News
Iris Hurat spent the weekend with Minnie Areuia Frank of Grapevine while Ron Lew Simmons visited Mrs Clifford Poorman at Parksland hospital. Crowded weekend notices include birthdays, hospital updates, and visits among residents of Coppell and nearby towns.
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Iris Hurat
Minnie Areuia Frank
Grapevine
Ron Lew Simmons
Clifford Poorman
Parks Land Hospital
Frida
Bill Kaden
Willie Mac
Lowinville
Mra
Bob Corbin
Hattie
Grn
Mike
Tucker
Will Tunes
Mrs. Keary
Barfnecht
Mr. Sasso
Little
Columbia
Tenn
J. R. Standifer
Ted
Carrollton
Corbin
M. E
Lewis Tucker
Wa ‘Collingworth
Edward Lor
Men Naylor
Mira
E. Conte
Missionary Society Hosts Federated Group Meeting
The Webb Chapel Missionary Society hosted the Federated group on the church grounds May 24 with Mary King Mission and Maple Ave attendees. Speaker Mr Bacham of Good Will Stores Louisville Ky spoke on the Youth Problem. A lunch and social hour followed. twelve members attended with officers presiding over a brief business session and a Korea study lesson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Webb Chapel
George ‘Pratt
W. T. Squibb
Viatora
J. W. Fisher
Jesson
Korea
Local Happenings In Adaeron Area This Weekend
Numerous residents visited Dallas Plano and Denton Monday and Sunday. People named include Vernie Saling from Mt Celina, Miss Eva Joy Talle, Mr and Mrs B He Russo Wyett, Elmer Jackson and son, Will Harper and son, Mrs Theodore Davis, Mrs Boswell, Mrs C B Davis, Mrs Asa Deniton and daughter, Fern Reynolds attending Denton Teachers College, and Billy Cook Jerrie Morris among others. The report notes social visits and family gatherings in the region.
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Summer Isom
Denton
Neva
Josie
Dallas
N.C
Roy Everett
Blix Hopkins
Plano
Elmer Jackson
Will Harper
Son
View Springs
Theodore Davis
Boswell
Eva Joy Tallie
Belt
Stand Ane
Cave
B. He Russo
Wyett
Home Folke
Charlie Simmons
Billy Cook
Jerrie Morris
C. B. Davis
Asa Deniton
Fern Reynolds
Teachers College At
Bill Collinsworth
Addison News Personal Notes and Visits
Mya Marey Ly Neva Pay Day and RTE spent Wednesday with Mrs Bill Bull Buchanan of Richardean. Mrs Bill Buchanan and Marey were in Dallas Thursday. Mrs Brady of San Antonio visited a few days with Mrs Hope Nance. Roy Doyle and family spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs C B Lewis. Mr and Mrs H C Morris visited with Mr and Mrs D D Dozier of Hebron. Mr and Mrs Dork Groviey of Denton attended Decoration Frankford Sunday. Mary Hazlewood visited Rena Lott of Hebron last week.
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Mya
A. Marey
Hebron
Dork Groviey
Denton
Frankford
Mary Hazlewood
Rena Lott
Heron
Court of Honor May 29 at Farmers Branch Baptist Church
Preparations underway for a Court of Honor program on May 29 at the Farmers Branch Baptist Church in Texas. Badges will be awarded to all three troops from Carrollton and Farmers Branch. Mr. C. L. Dugan will present the badges. Everyone is invited with no admission. Earl Johnston Jr., 5 P.M.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmers Branch
Texas
Baptist Church
Carrollton and Famers Branch
C. L. Dugan
Earl Johnston Jr
Milk touted as best bargain for health and growth
Health officials and nutritionists note rising milk consumption signals prosperity and a shift to milk as the top daily staple for children and adults. Alongside whole grains fruits greens eggs and some meat a quart per child and a pint per adult are urged to balance meals and sustain energy. Local references to fairs and poultry programs appear among a mix of community notes and personal items.
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Mvnr
Tower Laatine Houth
Bayiene
Pe Prity
Air Show Contest At State Fair Of Texas 1982
A 500 mile airplane trip prize will be awarded to the winner of a test at the South Western Aviation Exhibit during the 1982 State Fair of Texas. Vigo Sehoeitkopf chairs the Air Show Committee announces three classes Junior senior and open. Other awards include a 350 dollar aviation school scholarship. Prizes paid on Aviation Day October 14 as aviators from around the world attend. Mint Ann Taliaferro hosts a Cotton Belt Bridge picnic for Miss Louise Reynolds and guests last Saturday.
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Texia
Vigo Sehoeitkopf
Air Show Committee
Texacy Orlehoma
Arkansas
Louisiana
Mint Ann Taliaferro
Farmers Branch
Cotton Belt Bridge
Louise Reynolds
Cantrell to contest Place 2 in coming primary
Dal Barnie Cantrell of Cantrell & O'Connor plans a run for Place 2 in the Legislature. He argues the body should drop the refrain there ought to be a law and focus on amending and repealing many existing laws. His constructive reform program is noted though not fully explored in this excerpt.
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Barnie Cantrell
Cantrell & O'Connor Restoin
Cantrell
Chronicle
Public Speaking Candidates Set for Carrollton Meeting
On Saturday night May 28 in Carrollton a number of candidates will address voters. Names of three expected speakers are not yet supplied, but several candidates are assured to attend and speak.
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Carrollton
1982 Carrollton candidates to be introduced Saturday
County candidates will be introduced to Carrollton residents on Saturday evening June 4. The event, hosted by the ladies of the First Baptist Church, features sale of ice cream and cake to raise funds.
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Carrollton
Tomato Nutrition to Yehyond Te tating with 4
An OCR fragment discusses tomato nutrition and diet claims, mentioning proteins, hydration, and dietary benefits. It references various foods and advice in a disjointed, misread form with many garbled phrases and nonstandard spellings. The piece reads like a fragmented health column or advertisement pasted into a newspaper page.
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Cexcoometce
T. W. Tucker
Harry Lord
I. W. Morris
Vernie Saling
Mt Celina
Coop Foon
Crazy Water Hotel
Mineral Wells
KATY
Carrol
Heke
Tat Lene
Ilyas
Addison News
Atlene We
Ingata Sheela
Walter Ruvtan
Pigwon Asanes
Otion
Tigwon Wowk
Bly I
Roy
Mr Ed
Haley Davin Byliew
Pilot Point
Renkind
Lowe Drethers
Lyon-Gray Lumber Company
Ramsey
Lee
Teast
Dal
Robertson
del Lawn
Howe
Isha Town
Aston
Ayers
Fae
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