Carrollton to Get Traffic Signal Lights and Fire Truck
Carrollton will gain ten traffic signal lights with five additional to be installed and approved by state authorities. Sheriff and State Highway Patrol will monitor and enforce signals after approval. The court also contracted a firetruck for Dolling and Carrollton, valued at 17,416.20, delivery expected by February 1958. Two deputy constables for Precinct No 2 were appointed under Constable W. W. Parker: FL. A. Comrod and Bill Cox.
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County Commissioners Court
Tent ix
Carrollton
Vickery
Mekgquite
Uke
Highway 40
God Mighth
Corinth
Callux
Schmid
State Highway Department
Sherffs
Au Thu
Igna Me Commissioners Court
Dollng
Ratlin
W. W. Parker
FL. A. Comrod
Bill Cox
Kempster Visitors From Texas Tour California
Mr and Mrs Robert Fouts and Betty Mitchell of Lancaster Texas visited Oxnard weeklong with cousin and husband Phil Kempster. They traveled by motor to Yost mite and San Francisco to view new bay bridges then returned after about 1000 miles. They spent Saturday at Catalina Island and dined aboard a ship off Venice Beach before heading to Los Angeles for a sightseeing trip.
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Oxnard
Ally Curlew
Mallory
Robert Fouts
Miles Betty Mitchell
Lancaster
Texas
Oxford
Phil Kempster
Winttors Win Ball Game Score 7 to 1
Winttors defeated Southwestern Paper Co. of Dallas by 7 to 1 on a lighted field last Saturday night. The local team made many errors yet kept up strong effort, while the visiting team capitalized on misplays. Numerous Dallas visitors stayed with local hosts during the game and afterwards.
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Aletic Association
Teum
Southwestern Paper Co
Dullad
Dallas
Opening Exercises at The Grammar School Schedule
The Grammar School will open Monday at 8 30 in the high school auditorium with a short program. Afterward children go to their rooms to enroll and receive books. Parents are invited to attend the morning program. The program includes a prayer by Rev. Preston Taylor a piano duet country dance a short address by Supt. C Garver and Al Lovelace a piano solo The Banjo Player by Edwin Whitlock and PTA announcements.
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Geammar
Hong
Preston Taylor
Lince Poaxy Kenemp
Mary Gacesoos
Supt. C. Garver
al Lovelace
Blementary School
Edwin Whitlock
Ars
Cotton Ginnings Climb to Six Hundred Bale Mark
Local cotton ginnings have reached 600 bales and rise gradually as heavy canal slows picking. Picking resumes and forecast suggests heavier receipts ahead. A pleasant visitor WE Lew impressed readers with timely electrical repair by Mr. Lev. Rex and Al Jen promote Oliver farm equipment line. Roy McCormick builds a power scooter delighting children. City Hall paint job completed by Fred Boatwright. Mrs. CA Miller visiting Palms two weeks with sister Mrs. J W Luck. Mr. Ivy Cox and daughter from Datlag and Mr. and Mrs Clootus Millaway visit Mrs. Mula Rouch.
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Chronicle
WE Lew
Lev
Lee
Good Brothers
Rex
al Jen
Oliver
Ace the Good Brothers
Roy McCormick
Fred Boatwright
Mra
Miller Han Beep
Palms
J.W. Luck
Ivy Cox
Datlag
Clootus Millaway
Hebron
Mula Rouch
Anil
School Work Starts on Hill at Carrollton
Enrollment begins at noon on Thursday with ninety three students already enrolled, the largest in Carrollton School history. Sophomores and a large grade are being added. juniors and seniors enrollments start, with classes to begin Monday at the Educational Factory. Robert Thomas of Dallas, a State Teachers College Denton graduate, takes the position vacated by Mr. Cummings as science teacher and assistant.
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Carrollton
Robert ‘Thoma
Dallas
State Teachers College
Denton
Cummings
Will Tech Serence
City Tax Rate To Be Kept At Present Levels
City Council met on Monday night to consider the budget and adopt it with no protests. The general fund tax rate stays at 82e and 580 for bond purposes, with $1050 interest on waterworks bonds authorized. Plans discussed to consolidate city indebtedness to spread payments and fund needed improvements, including a new water well to support growing needs. Mr and Mrs Wol Martin visited in Fort Worth. Miss Minnie taught here years ago. Sunday at Botanical Gardens many visitors admired flowers, ponds, and labeled trees, with the new management at the picture show. Emory Ross of Coahama visiting locals.
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Mra
Martin Mpent
Farr
Parr
Minni
Botanical Gardens
Cap Lowrey
All Star Football Trip Hit By On Road Crash
A group of travelers headed to Dallas for the All Star football game were involved in a minor accident after veering from the highway near the Kenelpp home. The crash, in drizzle and low visibility, left the car damaged but none seriously hurt. Passengers R. Pierce, Charles Blalack, Carl Montgomery, and Jack Kenelop escaped with bumps and scratches. a wrecker transported the vehicle to a garage, and the party continued on to Calis to attend the game. The other driver claimed not to see their signal.
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Dallas
Kenelpp
Kentlpp
Strick
R.o Pierce
Charles Blalack
Calis
Free Markets and the Case for Private Capital
An essay argues for free markets as essential to individual investment and employment. It warns against excessive regulation and socialist shifts, noting capital and industry drive tax revenue and prosperity, while cautions against policies that stifle private initiative and suppress capital flows.
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Feady
Pola
Canton Lions Open Football Season At Ramsey Field
The Canton Lions prepare for the season opener at Ramsey Field at 4:00 PM against Capton. Led by Montgomery Hurdle Knight Lancaster and Latham, the inexperienced squad faces a ten game schedule with tough early tests and a crowd eager to back the team as the 12th man.
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Seaion
Carroflien
Lima
Down Capton Way
Ramsey Field
Montgomery
Hurdle
Knight
Lancaster
Latham
Lions
Drapaton
Speer
Toamn
Elue Dents
Eltizens
Garrolston
Carrollton
Wall Street role in national economy faces scrutiny
Forbes editor argues capital markets serve industry by moving funds for employment and tool purchases. He cites $11,500 per steel job, $22,200 per railroad job, and $20,000 to equip a Consolidated Baison employee, warning public focus may misread Wall Street’s function and risk overhauling finance centers.
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BC Vorden
Forbes Magazine
New York Stock Exchange
Wall Street
Forbes
Ralph H. Tapscott
Consolidated Baison Company of
New York
Consolidated Baison System
Washington
Billiane
Apends
Union Baptist Church Reports Growth and New Teachings
The church reports twenty six members this week, four by baptism. The pastor and church body are encouraged as full-time pastoral work replaces half-time. Services are held mornings and evenings on Sundays. Two new classes joined Sunday school with Mrs Freeman teaching one class and Bro Denny teaching another. The church may plan to reprint the building plans in the nonculture year and seek bids.
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Freeman
Bro
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En's
Bible Cine
Valdex residence progress and Caverns trip report
Work on the Valdex residence on posta haphronlete office sd progresses toward a comfortable home. Over the weekend Mixa Jahie Stork and Mrs Janette Sikes with her Chubby visited the Curls Caverns in New Mexico, starting Saturday evening and returning Tuesday forenoon. They reported a lively trip and were thrilled by the caverns. Ruby Tipton is wraith lim Ft. Worth.
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Valdex
Posta Haphronlete
Mixa Jahie Stork
Janette Sikes
Curls Caverns
New Mexico
Great Caverns
Nia Ruby Tipton
Wraith Lim
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Induatea! News Review
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