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Newspaper
Carrollton Chronicle
Location
Carrollton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 1949
Page
2
Girl Scout events listed include a Court of Awards at 7:15 p.m. October 10 at the high school auditorium marking Brownies advancing to Intermediate Scouts and Intermediates moving to Senior Boots. The Carralton-Farmers Branch area groups invite all members to attend and help with projects.
Personal notes record Mr and Mrs LeRoy Smith moving back to Springfield Illinois while spending the summer with her parents Mr and Mrs C G Dr and Mrs Edwin Lowend. Children arrived Friday to make residence during the visit.
Fragment mentions Carrollton residence and Frost Barren in East Africa where Dr Law served in the U S Army. Details incomplete.
A group from Irving Heights Baptist Church attended services at College Ave Baptist Church. Bro W Richardson of Jacksonville Baptist College and Irving Heights pastor delivered the message. After the meal, Bro C B Martin administered baptism to two candidates from Irving Heights. Martin has been revival preacher the past two weeks.
On Monday night October 3 the Amigos Clam of Farmers Branch Baptist Church met at Mrs Harvey Bells home for a business meeting Officers rejected included President Mrs Harvey Bell First Vice President Mrs G P Allen Second Vice President Mrs D Goodnight Third Vice President Mrs Raymond Cox Secretary Mrs Oran Good Treasurer Mrs Fletcher Chambers The class teacher is Mrs AL Breedlove and the assistant Mrs BR May Eleven members attended.
Community updates show Mr and Mrs Lome McCené and Mr and Mrs Tom Claytor with family relocating to Dallas and Eddie Bran farm on Gentry road. Dorcas Class at Baptist Church held a quarterly meeting with 13 attendees and new officers elected. WME meeting at Deptt Church drew 12 Indians. program opened with Lilly of the Valley and closing prayers.
Mr and Mrs M C Tuck of Grapevine celebrated their Golden Wedding with an open house at their daughter's country home in Coppell. Open house ran 2 to 6 pm with son W J Tuck of Fort Worth and daughter Mrs C H Seaboit of Dallas on the receiving line along with a house party including Mrs W J Tuck and others.
Dalia Texas residents J T and Sons, of Route 5, are spotlighted in the October Capper's Farmer issue. The article profiles their farming methods and community involvement in the local agricultural scene.
A farm magazine describes the herd grazing 90 to 100 acres of legume rich protein crops seeded for grazing. It notes burnlover like Korean lea poudem grain crop mulch and that the land will insure a stand for next year. Winter oats used with it yield 90 to 30 percent of total roughage but stay high in protein after oats decline.
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