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Newspaper
Carrollton Chronicle
Location
Carrollton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 06, 1966
Page
1
A local forum on obscene literature drew about 50 attendees on Thursday evening. The discussion, led by church and community leaders, covered the impact on youth, personal responsibility, and the need for moral standards.
Crowded notices describe a Friday event at the State Fair with plans for two cities. Officials from the City and Chamber will honor farmers and residents while a public reception follows. Community leaders promise cooperation and a ceremonial program during the fair activities.
Rep Joe Pool to headline a Carrollton talk at the Civic Center on 8 Roxby Road Thursday October 1. The event aims to promote Autocar protections with Lars Walton acting chair and a focus on community issues.
The notice describesSenator Parkhouse and Senior George MacMioure in Dallas County events. It mentions a ceremony with Speaker Joe and a flight of notable area figures. The piece notes travel and scheduling details for the event and honors planned for Parkhouse.
The planning board reviewed a request to rezone in the 1000 block of Spring Avenue linked to a proposed expansion of a nearby manufacturing plant. Protesters opposed the change while several residents attended, with details about site plans, building permits, and related approvals. The record notes annexation ordinance discussions and several authorized payments for road and utility work connected to the project.
Fragmentary report notes Patti Graff and a Charger B Team focusing on water and mineral filtration. Mentions PSu and Federal effort toward safety features and cleaner operations. Details are unclear but center on service quality and purification goals.
A fragmented notice describes a lip code plan and city mail delivery changes affecting about 2,500 residential routes. It references Oct and May timelines, delivery areas, and the aim to include Zip codes, with mentions of Postmaster, police or security roles, and neighborhood coverage.
The Methodist Church of Car announces a training school for farmers and church members. The event will be held at Chapel Hill Methodist Church on Tuesday at 7 p m with sessions on farm methods and related topics. A nursery will be provided during the sessions.
Report notes teachers and leaders from Mirangeles to Elementary and Youth ministries. Jamen Molden and Harlan Ko erg discuss teaching with Mrs Smith and Mrs Bloene Wan den. Nearly 19 attendees from two churches show strong interest in youth education.
Fragmentary report notes a seaman named Cooper completing basic training at a naval center. The unreadable OCR text mentions associated individuals and addresses in Ireland and references a veteran, with several garbled phrases remaining.
A local cooking school event organized by the Young Homemakers Club in Carrollton is set for October 10 at 730 pm. The program, sponsored by Power & Light Co and TRL Home Service, features demonstrations, appliance giveaways, and a range display with participating dealers.
Veterans of Foreign Wars set an open house for October 8 with coffee and doughnuts at 1 pm. Mayor Mea Metoniah proclaimed YEW Day and list of post officers including Commander Kimite Anny, Vice Commander Garth Gh d well Jr, and adjutant Binsnnet Ci were noted.
Optimists plan a quarter horse show with teams and clubs meeting for a charity event on October 18 at a local venue in Saint Louis. The page lists participants and notes proceeds support local efforts, with emphasis on community involvement and stage performances.
Local American Legion Post 88 in Carrollton Texas announces a series of square dance lessons sponsored by the North Texas Square Dance Association. The program runs from November through December with a start date set for the first week. Interested individuals should contact Carrollton American Legion Post 88 at 55 Carrollton Texas 75006 to register with a return address and phone number.
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