Flower Fanciers and Local News From Farmers Branch
Local notes cover the Flower Fanciers Garden Club meeting at the Culpepper home, moving news on Cox family, visits by Let from Brownsville and Wade Wann, Mrs. Bebels in Try ing, Mora Rowe's return with grandson Robert Gayle Jr, and community updates. Rebekah lodge event Oct 8, with dignitaries Grand Master Benthal and Deputy Supervisor Benthal, plus planned State Fair dates for Rebekah and Odd Fellows Day. Church announcements include Rev. Robert Tucker preaching at Primm Baptist and Farmers Branch Baptist conference outcomes with pin awards for perfect attendance 1949-50.
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Flower Fanciers Garden
Club of Farmers
J. W. Culpepper
Bro
A Benthal
Rister Avelyn Benthal
Rebekah Loage
Rebekah
Odd Pel Jons
Texas
Mary Walden
Noble Grand
Armatha Lathem
Robert Tucker
Primm Baptist
Caddo Mille
Bolt
Farmers Branch Baptist
Local Residents Asked To Take Part In Civil Defense
Local residents are urged to join civil defense efforts under the Dallas Area Red Cross chapter. National plan by the National Security Resources Board places the Red Cross to coordinate nationwide safety training for 30 million Americans in first aid fire rescue and nurse aid work. Minor Bounds notes additional home nursing courses will start once the program is finalized, with a noon announcement on local civil defense plans.
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Hicaldenta
Cartolilon
Dating County
American Red Cros
Plana
Feria
Red Cross
National Security Recurees Board
Washington
George C. Marshall
W. Bruatt
Yorton
NGRE
Speroliten
Nese
West Baptist church installs officers at state mission program
The West Baptist Church members met Tuesday October 3 for a State Missions program and installation of officers. Officers installed include President Dewey Fulkes Vice President Ray Gweng Recording Secretary J Mell Treasurer Leon Weatherly Young Peoples Secretary Roy Techie and committee chairs Mrs W Later Mrs Al Bowman Mrs Boyd Robertson and Jimmy Adair Plans included a luncheon after the installation.
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The
West Baptist Church
Oiecers
Vfrs
Vines of
Bapist_-Curech
Dewey Fulkes
V-Prea
Mrn
Ray Gweng
Mra Roy
Posey Sind Mise Oiliveno
Leon Weatherly
Young Peoples Sec
Roy Techie
Art
W. Later
al Bowman
Boyd Robertson
Jimmy ‘Adair
Mia
Borris
Lanetyeon
First Christian Ladies Reorganize Into Fellowship
The Ladies of First Christian Thatch reorganize as Christian Women's Fellowship. The October meeting was at Myre's home with 1 member and one visitor present. Ning Pay Calhoun led devotional, Mr Caillet spoke.
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First Christian
X Christian Women's Fellowship
Ome
Myre
Bill Ha
Ning
Calhoun
Caillet
Pommy Hughes Elected Ve Debate It NTSC 1980 51
Debate outcome notes Pommy Hughes elected in a ve event with unclear details. The fragment mentions a resolution about the now Dewher 6 7 and an old rate ride, but the text is garbled and lacks coherent facts.
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Pommy Hughes
Carrollton Lions Travel to Irving for Conference Tilt
The Carrollton High Lions venture to Irving tonight for a Conference tilt seen as a key early test. Fans are expected to travel. Irving TiKera, regarded as a favorite, hosts the game after a Grapevine defeat on Friday. Local standings show a 12-0 lead at halftime in prior meetings.
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Carrollton High Lions
Irving
Joeal
Juniors Beat Coppell 11 4 In Thrilling Victory
Carrollton juniors show progress as Cubs defeat Coppell Tigers 11 to 4 with touchdowns by Lusby Hodge Bod Bundett Ravell and Raveti Lunby Graviey. Pep squad cheers as team prepares for undefeated Farmers Branch Friday in a thriller setting. Coach Stigler from Stevensville notes strong hustle ahead.
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Coppell
Carrollton
Cubs
Coppell Tiger
Butch Lusby
Howard Hodge
Bod Bundett
Leo Ravell
Leo Raveti
Frankie Graviey
Butch Lunby
Farmers Branch Panther
Waa
Gene Stigler
Tsk Cubs
Ney
Stigler
Stevenville
Hay
TOU
Oct 18 Vote Slated to Determine School Merger
County Judge W L Sterentt set Oct 18 for an election to decide if Carrollton and Addison-Th- Dependent School Districts shall consolidate. A petition signed by more than 30 residents from both districts prompted the move. Two polling places will be Carrollton City Hall and the Addison Community House.
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W. L. Sterentt
Carrollton
Agdison
Ogle Announces Ownership Change at Humble Station
Jack Ogle announced Monday he has taken ownership of the Humble Station, a longtime local business. He notes former customers and friends are welcome to visit and inspect the site, signaling a new era for the station and the nearby Humble Groc.
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Jack Ogle
Tor
Beta Sigma Phi to Make Two Flags for United Nations Day
Beta Sigma Phi members in Carrollton volunteer to craft two United Nations flags for October 4. Mayor Br. O Connell invites other local clubs to participate and display flags in businesses nationwide. Flags cost about 3.00 with sales supported by a national committee chaired by Mrs Franklin D Roosevelt. extension service leads production and distribution details.
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Carrollton
Beta Sigma Phi
Beta Stigma
Phe Sorority
BR. O.connell
Homecoming Set for Oct 27 by Corrollition Alumni
The Corrolition Alumni Association elected officers and assigned committee chairs for Homecoming planned Friday Oct 27. Chairs include Publicity Amos Shafer Dance Marcella Ti Program Mary Renpas Parade Philip Carver and more. Next group meeting Oct 9 at 7 30 pm in the school building with a tentative Homecoming agenda.
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Corrolition Alumni Association
Ynet Ooty
Llowing
Pegs Oliver
VoPros
Ira Vani Cleve
Totaly Carver
Eka
Somes Hilt
Conn
Peggy Keneipp
Aleta Shafer
Clas
Gerald Gregg
Burnett Perry
Sbore Committee
Fichoo
Norwood Wedding Draws Many Out-of-Town Guests
The Norwood wedding at 161 College drew numerous visitors from Wichita, Fort Worth, Dallas, Arlington, and beyond. Guests listed include Agnes Norwood, John Bradley and daughter Mary Ann, Yee Lee Tate Sherman, P Hn Gretchen, Bobby Jean and others, with hosts Mr. and Mrs. Charles Norwood.
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Charles Norwood
Norwood
161 College
Agnes Norwood
Wichita Paisatta
John Bradley
Mary Ann
Yee Lee
Tate
Sherman
P. Clark
Jack Reamer
George Him
Arlington
C. Ben Norwood
David Mr. Sark
Lewis
LN. Talley
Howard Barrar
B. Vaughn
Bob Gregory
Mire Dane Taylor
Bre
Caro Wall
BB Butler
John Newton
AT. Norwood
Farle Gouth
Dallas
Charles Borwooo
Gene Street
Apt. 4
Datta
Boning Baptist Church Invites Community Event
Reverend C. T Martin said Clyde Wittume of Dallas leads a teaching program. Everyone is cordially invited to attend after the school closes on Oct. 20. Singing will be held on Sunday afternoons starting at 2 30 p.m.
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A ‘Ave
C. T Martin
Clyde Wittume
Dallas
Veterans urged to join groups amid world tensions
Ex servicemen are urged to join a veterans organization by J O Moweley commander of Dallas Post 1897 VFW and Mamiey a member of Post 1217 as part of the 1961 membership drive. Moseley says fighting communism at home and abroad is essential and urges every veteran to join to support democracy and the United Nations.
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J. O. Moweley
Dallard Post
Veterans of
Porign Wate
United States
Mamiey
Veterans of Foreign Wars
George 4. Dizon
Carraliton
Post
Moncey
United Nations
Moseley
City Council Meeting Monday Voters Approve Park Grass and Elm Street Work
The council approved purchasing 180 pounds of traitan rye grass for Fannie Perry Park to aid seed sowing before winter rains. They plan moving fences and light poles on Elm Street for the street cut to Roberta Drive. Architects Warder and Smith presented sketches for City Hall Fire Station and Community Hall, with final plans to be reviewed next week. W. S. Taylor requested extra compensation for Ralph Bell for special work on the Lions Club project.
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WL. Robertson
Fannie Perry Park
Ollth Place
Cit
Elm Street
Roberte Drive
Chronicle To Remain Closed Saturday
Chronicle will remain closed on Saturday due to unspecified local conditions. The notice cites disruption at the State Park of Texas and an event schedule change affecting normal operations for the day.
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Chronicle
Parr
Texas Bubuntay
Alfier
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Robert Gayle, Jr
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G. G. Gibson
Texas A&m College Extension Service
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U. S. Department of Agrculture
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