God of the Atom film to be shown at Carralton churches
A religious community screening of the Moody Institute produced film God of the Atom is planned for Sunday night at 8 30 in the auditorium of the First Baptist Church of Carralton with cooperation from nearby churches. Dr Moon cites atomic knowledge as key to moral dangers and urges personal faith as solution.
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Carrallton
Percy ‘A. Hexee
Moody
Science
Nerlen
Cod
Dod
Moon
Nagasaki
Fim
University of California
Therw
Sober
Sealisto
Dr Moon
Anery Johnston
Lor Aluibe
Religiowr
Te Moody Dusitlle
Valence
Moody Bible
God of Creation
Mort Thas
First Baptist Church
Copaion
Methodist Church
Irwin A. Moon
Moody Bibly Institute
Hi “Hermons
Selmice
Pint Baptist Church
Russell Cleaners Installs New Manager In Carrollton
Mr and Mrs Roy W Weatherly assume management of Russell Cleaners inviting Carrollton residents to visit and get acquainted. They bring years of cleaning and tailoring experience and previously ran a plant in Dallas. Their son Howard is nine. The Weatherlies relocate from Littlefield Texas.
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Roy W. Weatherly
Mrussell Cleaner
Carrollton
Dalles
Mra. Weatherly
Howard Ler
Carrallion
Littefield
Texas
Former Resident Thompson Dies After Long Carrollton Stay
Mrs. vm R. Thompson, 13, longtime resident here, died Tuesday at Datvie hospital after eight west of sales. Services were held at Pleat Sheila Church in Carrollton on Thursday. The Rev. James Yolson officiated assisted by Gale Malley of Marmera Amaioh. Burial followed in Forest Lawn Cemetery. Pallbearers were Allen Baxley Russell Eat Skies Floyd May Ben Hanley Roy Raspberry. Survivors include six sons Elbert Fort Worth Claude Frisco Prinkle Avondale Seii Ray Farmen Branch and Hinds Carrallton. ten grandchildren and six great grandchildren. She also leaves three sisters Mrs. Mary Wreit Chicago Mrs. Sadie Sopelund Mr. Plonsust Mrs. Baten Weta Roerlinigen and three brothers M.A. Lewis Henderson Pur He Lewin Kamnans and Clarence Lewis Texarioman.
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Vm R. Thompson
Taut
Dative
Otter Aix
Sles
Hervicet
Pleat Sheila
Carrollton
Jamen Yolson
Offteimting
Hinds
Chie
Carrallton
Srandetiidern
Urentfrandchildren
Thompson
Mes
Mary Wreit
Chicago
Sadie Sopelund
Plonsust
Baten Weta
Roerlinigen
M.A. Lewis
Henderson
Pur He Lewin
Kamnans
Clarence Lewis
Texarioman
Tecan
Lions Edge Buckner's In Conference Opener
The Carrollton Lions travel to Buckner for their second conference game as Buckner's team struggles to win any game this year. In their last outing Pleasant Grove defeated Buckner 34 to 0 at home. Lions captain Bishop and Bod Reed led the Lone squad in a solid victory effort.
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Carrollton Sihs
Buckner
Orleans
Uhern
Bucksereld
Mona
Pleasant Grove Hobents
Lona
Querturi
Lions
Pleasant Grove
Bishop
Bod Reo
Ca Taina
Soo
Carrallton
Carrallton Tean
Jimmy Cobb
Jum Malley
Cape Tain
Carrallton Lina
Meeyiie
Menquitts
Ratan
Christian Endeavor Group Hosts Evening Meeting and Halloween Plans
A First Christian Church youth group met at the Fiaynea home for a monthly business session and talent hour. Plans were outlined for a Halloween masquerade party in the church basement, with a queen and king to be crowned, and entertainment promised for attendees.
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First Christian Church
Tord Fiaynea
Reeuler
Winer Roxat
Haynes
Woner Roint
Tommy Hughes
Nisl
Gale Hallowe'en
Quben
Ling
Yma
Wny
Atrica
Lim
Bay
Coutage
Mitosion F Hospital
Hunsaker Horse Wins Prize at Texas State Palve
Valdie owned by Mr and Mrs Bob Hunsaker placed fourth in halter mares at the 1944 Texas State Palve show. She earned a ribbon and 45 cash prize. Caillat Xing, belonging to Kay Caillel, daughter of Dr and Mrs Rene Caill, took second in the youngling class.
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Valdie
Bob Hunsaker
Texas State
Caillat’ Xing
Kaye Caillel
Rene Caillel
Yewling
Gulf Service Station Changes Hands in Carrollton
The Gulf service station near Carrollton is sold to Mr. and Mrs. Curtis, longtime local residents. Mr. and Mrs. Curtis vow reliable service while taking over from 4:80 to 8:00 hours, with their two children Romie and Gary named in the notice.
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BT. Gravley
Troy Curtis
Droy
Jenn Curtin
Carrollton
Tne
Romie
Gary
PTA Meeting Plans Homecoming Event and Library Fund Drive
The PTA met on Tuesday October 21 with 4 members present to plan Homecoming tune and entertainment for the teachers room mothers took duties. They discussed November 7 and arranged for a school lounge, with donations sought and contact Ms. Jake Crawley. Mrs. Chester Good led a Know Your Liberty feature with John Lowrey assisted, then a library talk by Mrs. Goodingyew and plans for an improved library. Faculty welcomed, Mr. Trevor pledged support and all parents urged to visit schools. Books were preordered and a fund drive supported the library, including a large dictionary donation from Mrs. Hunt.
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Geatle
Fiona
Jake Crawley
Chester Good
John Lowrey
Qoodigxyew
Tuevor
Liel
Perente Ta Yall
Vod
Hunt + alte
Week of Prayer Observed by Local Methodists
Methodists plan a Week of Prayer program at the WSC with leaders from the church. Mrs Vernon Mrs Grivey and Mrs Tenter attended the initial meeting, with the next session set for Wednesday October 29 at 10 30 am at the church for the observance of the annual Week of Prayer. A light supper will be served at the close.
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Gucriab Graham
WSC
Methodist Church
WN. Vernon
Jake Grivey
J. C. Tenter
Tadien
aRtam
Coppell Lap ‘Addison
Jacksonville Band Brings Program to College Parish
The Jacksonville band performed at Jacksonville College in a morning service. Members included twelve ministers with six other male members represented. The program featured sermons devotional pieces and special songs. Two Carrollton youths Jerome Hefner and Leo Anderson participated. Fly Was an Inopi rational program for all Whig attended.
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Jacksonville Mission
Tacksonville College
Gaye & Peasant
Carrollton
Jerome Ahae Ice Hefner
Leo Anderson
Fly
Legion to Honor WWI Dead Bring Home 6200 Bodies
New York plans a large tribute as 6200 World War I dead head to the United States from Europe on October 6. Joseph Connolly will greet the 5600 bodies at New York harbor with ceremonies at Pier 1 and Central Park’s memorial services.
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Legion
Europe
New York
Albert A. Gree
Rutland
American Legion
New York City
United States
Argentin
Erwin
Branzport
Streck
North River
Bhoop Meadows Central Park
Fitchaven
Grover A. Whalen
Te Them
Football Sweetheart Candidates Chosen
In Cleveland this week, DA Hulay of Dallas, president of Lane Btarnia Company, was reelected to the American Gal f Association board and named to the promotional committee behind a national advertising campaign. Four candidates for Football Sweetheart were named: Jeanitys sung, Sara Ann Tippy, Sammie Jo Davis, and Juanita Graham, with selections by class and representation from sophomores and freshmen.
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DA. Hulay
Dallas
Lane Btarnia Company
American Galf Association
Cleveland
Ohio
Hulay
AG A
Maley
Inceplon
Haley
Lone Star Gas Company
Hie
Dallas Chamber of Commerce
Givein Ten Councie
Roy Heanty
America
United States Chamber of Gotmerge
Parkland 1For~pital
Texan
Jeaatiys Usung
Sara Ann ‘Tippy
Sammie Jo Davis
Jusfor
Wand Juanita Graham
Alan Bishop
Aloe
Prida
Benley Clare
Ames
Mary Coulee Oretn
June Rinney
Juanita Graham
Saminle Do
Bara Myers
Jo Lewis
Barbara Gavell
Trétta
Brindage
Bare ‘Ann
Elusa
Barbara Hudier
Juansita David
Jenailyn Sturung
Jhwalta Grahams
Garrellton
Shaw Grutum
Sammie Jo Davin
Sam’ L. Davis
Warmers
Sore Ann
Pps
Noell
Carrollton
Ula
Marietti
Ahw
Elas
Abe
4 H Clubs Hold Meeting
The Miyn Bonool 4-H Clubs held here initial meeting of the term. Officers for the coming year were elected led by WT Rout county agent. Leaders named include Jimmy Lillie president Milburn Gravley vice president Knut Coker secretary treasurer Folly But Vadel president Marburn Hudler vice president Ning Dotson secretary Cremauter Hue Williams reporter Hetty Jo Nance retention leader Hetty dane Moore family chairman Mildred Sewell and clothing demonstrator Maryou Atlin.
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Ehib
WT. Rout
Aesterant
Jimmy ‘Lillie
Milburn Gravley
Knut Coker
Tresser
Cirle
Vadel
Marburn Hudler
Ning Dotson
Monthly Fellowship Supper At Ket Cheiwian Church
The Ket Cheiwian Church held its October monthly fellowship supper on Wednesday evening October 16 in the church basement. About 60 people attended as Ladies' Aid prepared the meal. The program included a history of the Disciples of Christ and a discussion on the denomination's current role and plans, fostering fellowship and understanding among members and friends.
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Ladies’ Aid
Ta Holt
Oy ‘Oupper
Disciples of Christ
Discuunion
Johurch
Card of Thanks for Kindness and Support
We thank friends for their kind expressions and sympathy during our time of need. Your thoughts have brought comfort and warmth to the Ramapo family.
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Kma
Sfc
Ramapo
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Rei
Christian Endeavor Group
Hunsaker
Gulf Service Station
Parent-Teacher Association Meets
Jacksonville
Kenneth Gmart
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