Election Returns in Carrollton Precinct Report
Carrollton precinct results show varied majorities amid voter exemptions and elderly nonvoters. The What Not Club hosted a luncheon honoring Dina Whitlock and other volunteers, with decor and floral tributes marking the event.
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Carrollton
Vote on Congressman at Large Three Places Results
Unofficial totals show Parrish 884,245 Tosrell 488,877 in Place 1 Bailey 514,420 Davie 354,289 in Place 2 Burkett 188,048 Strong 460,115 in Place 3 Bailey and Strong are noted as successful contestants along with George B. Terrell of Alto. Chronicle Want Ad ants.
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Carrollton
Rudge P.M. Good
Ralph Davis
Burnett Perry
BH Bishop
J. I. Hurdit
C.j.gul Iodge
Fannie ‘Thompson
Vulee
Starling
Perouso
Terrell
Lutterwhite
R.R. Commisioner Hatch
Congress
Parrish
Tosrell
Congress Place
Carrollton Schools Set September 19 Opening Day
The Carrollton School System plans to start the 1982 1983 term on September 19 with high school students enrolled September 15 and 16 and younger students registering on the 16. Buses will run regular routes to bring in students for registration. Officials anticipate the largest enrollment in the district’s history, with high school registrations between 190 and 210 on opening day.
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Carrollton
Barnes
Boards of Treaty
Notable Names in School Music and Speech Honors
The list includes high school figures such as Berey hill Prin Tine Stark Hormonne Holt Chiude Poe Blue Meany John Guys ream Supt Plumentary Seto Mr LA Stephenson Mia Raymond Harthne Irene Rowland Lillian Coldwell Christine Mayes Ola Good Music and Voice Me W G Martin Expression and Public Speaking Bula Smith, highlighting a breadth of roles in music and oratory.
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Tine Stark
Hormonne Holt
Chiude Poe Blue Meany
John Guys Ream
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Raymond Harthne
Exta Beaudivele
Irene Rowland
Lillian Coldwell
Christine Mayes
Ola
W. G. Martin
Bula Smith
Political Calendar and Local Notes From Dallas Area
The calendar lists dates for party meetings filings and election events from September through January 1933 including a county Democratic executive committee meeting a Runoff Primary filings an October absentee voting and a November general election with polls opening at 7 00 p m Also noted is a reminiscence on Wiley Skelton and references to Bob Hurt Tom Field and local visitors Mrs Andrew Jackson of Dallas and several Misses visiting for a few days
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Cline County Democratic Executive Committee
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Tom Field
W. F. Hofmany
I. F. Thompson
Jasca
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Ray
L M. Townes
A. 8. Hall
Migg Freddie Davy
Lewisville
Blondie Mayes
Georgia Myers
Alice Dearing
Mins Minnie
Nix House
Coppell
Mijas Minenio
Wardrobe Demonstration Improves Fitting and Storage
County home demonstration agents led 27 wardrobe demonstrators in creating matched patterns and sewing garments. Participants reported $2 to $20 savings on a summer wardrobe and noted improved closet organization using recycled materials and minimal expense. Consolidated storage upgrades included shelves, rods, and shoe bags, with over 100 cooperators contributing.
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Ruth Clark
Lola Hood
Ryile Club
Dallas County
R. P. Keys
Grand ‘Prairie
A. Ny Spurling
Rowlett
J. L. Dillehay
Helen Hull
R. M. Vinecent
Cedar Hill
Dallas County Casts Vote for Sterling in Runoff Primary
Dallas County results show Sterling winning the runoff with 29,668 votes to Ferguson's 16,679 from a total 46,469. Major figures include District Attorney Priest and others. John McMurray tours Oklahoma with Frank's on a two day trip. local social notes mention visitors from Oklahoma and Dallas households.
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Premium Cotton Brings High Returns Amid Good Weather
Cotton markets show 85 bales ginned with prices ranging from 8 to 9 1/2 cents, premium payments totaling over fifteen dollars in cash and merchandise, and expectations of higher total returns if prices stay elevated. Local social notes report gatherings at Union Baptist church, visits from area residents, and movers related to Cottonwood region farms and families.
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GE. Chaney
Carrollton
Chaney
Ferguson Leads In Runoff Primary With Narrow Margin
Unofficial returns show Ferguson ahead by about 2,398 votes with 231 counties reporting. The race for governor features Ferguson at 476,750 to Sterling’s 474,852, prompting talk of a possible recount and court actions before the November election.
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