Plans Completed For Home Coming And Trades Day
Carrollton outlines weekend home coming and trades day events at Romsey Field and square. Activities include Pap rally, band concert, free movie, midget football, Ex-Student program, a style show, open house, and banquets led by Roy Grav ing and C G. ci. Dale Moody to speak Sunday at First Methodist Church.
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Ramgey Field
Jon P. Haerix
Berrynill
John W
Charles Vandergriff
Pauline Cashion
Myud
Tohpiton
Roy
M.C
Supt. C. GC. ci
Carrollton
Menqquité
Romsey Field
Merchant
Glaw Club
Kor
Dale Moody
Waco
Carrollton le
Goeslen Club Hears Dallas Speakers Thursday
Carrollton Community Garden Club met last Thursday with talks by Mrs. FP Galliet on "Irig Culture" and by Otto Flo. Mrs J T Rhotyo and Sire Frank Burg ges received awards. Budded roses may be ordered in bulk to save costs. Members urged to join CleanUp day on Monday and contact Miss Ollivene Patterson. Next meeting set for November 14.
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Carrollton Community Garden Club
Mra
Galliet Om
Irig Culture
Otto Flo
Atem
Cwo Aworda
Ons Doxem Roma
W. T. Squibb Receives Bible for 26 Years as Carrollton Methodist Superintendent
On Sunday October 20 Carrollton Methodist Church honored W T Squibb for 26 years as Sunday school superintendent. He missed only four Sundays due to accidents or illness and has long served as a dedicated church worker. The church presented him with a gold-engraved Bible as a token of appreciation.
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Methodist Sunday School
J. W. Slagle
Carrollton Methodist Church
Scuibb
Squibb
Nana
Tima
Nervicer
Tavoléc
Ri Dente
Carroll
Thi
E P. Squib
Gar’ Land
Haring
Local Cured Meats Exhibit At Chicago Convention
A Lewisville man’s custom cured and smoked meats were invited for display at the National Locker Association convention in Chicago, with samples due by Oct 28. The event aims to showcase high quality locker plant products to over 3,000 attendees and promote year round curing methods.
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Lewisville
Chicago
National Free Food Locker Association
Kelley
National Organixas
Jon
Momnan
Lexus
Wintye
Acerlel
Koller
Will C Furneaux Celebrates 76th Birthday on Family Land
Will C Furneaux of near Carrollton quietly marks his 76th birthday on land his father settled in 1857. He recalls land acquired by his grandfather in 1848 and traces ancestral ties to Devonshire England. Furneaux remains active as a farmer overseeing planting and livestock care while sharing memories of early settlers and local history.
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Will C. Furneaux
Father
Cursany
Will G. Furneau
Carrollton
William Farneaux
Devonshire
Epeland
Dullen
John Jackson
Tourguiy
England
Furneaux
Naga
Carrollton Defeats Emory 83 to 6 in Friday Victory
The Carrollton Lions roll to an 83 to 6 win over Emory on Friday. A crowd of about 76 watched as Emory showcased the band and pep parade before kickoff. No game this week as Carrollton prepares for a conference clash with Mesquite next Monday night, November 8.
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Carrollton
Emory
Carrollton Lions
Charity Horse Show Returns for Texas Children’s Hospital
The annual charity horse show at Fair Park Live Stock Arena runs Wednesday to Saturday with proceeds aiding the Texas Children’s Hospital. More than 200 riders from the Southwest and several states compete for 8 000 in prize money. Notable acts include John Reagan the English Cowboy and local riders Miss Cleo George and Miss Jonnie McIlwen.
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R. B. George
Fair Park
Texan Children!s Hospital
Ailocetions
Southwest
Oklahoma
Nebraska
Louisiana
Alinde
Texas
Tommy
John Reagan
Texas Children's Hospital
Charity
Cleo
George
Gladacres
Jonnve = MeIlwen
Rendezvous Stables
Special Homecoming Button Notice Placed in Stock at Police Square
All persons not seen wearing the NYO Home Coming button beginning Saturday November 2 will be placed in an old fashioned stock at the Police Square. Special enforcement officers will be on duty Saturday. Buy your button from any merchant or be cocked in the stocks.
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Pobce
Grade School PTA Meeting Discusses Toy Roundser Purchase
The Grade School PTA met Thursday at the school for its regular meeting. Members discussed buying a merry go round for the grade school playground and urged grade school mothers to attend the next meeting.
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PTA
Draft Numbers Drawn Tuesday in Carrollton Area
Washington draft officials released numbers with about three of four registrants potentially exempt or deferred. Local names listed include Alvin Hodges Coppell and Frank Perdue Addison among Carrollton area registrants on Board 18. County quota will be drawn November 18 with inquiries directed to the North Dallas County Board 18 office in Building 84 Prontem Road near the Village Theatre.
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L. Stinson
Peqaident
Prontem Road
Bi No
Carrolltons Clean-Up Week Urges Citizens to Burn Trash
Mayor J C Davis appeals to residents to tidy blocks during cleanup week. Volunteers will assist on November 4 with trash hauling and fire hazard reduction. Citizens are urged to contact city officials for guidance and participation.
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Carrolltons
J.C. Davia
Corroliten Seniors Sponsor Radio Entertainers Event
Corroliten seniors sponsor a radio group of entertainers at Cary Roliten High School. Gu Foster's Texas Round-Up will perform in the school auditorium Saturday night beginning at 7 180. The entertainment group will broadcast from 1 to 10 0 Saturday night during their appearance here.
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Corroliten Seniors Sponsor
Radio Group OF Entertainers
Caryroliten High Echour
Epantor
Gu Foster
Texas
Wang
Choo
Decadeuate
KRED
Wilt
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