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Carrollton Chronicle

Location

Carrollton, Texas, United States of America

Date

Sep 12, 1947

Page

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Legion Post 597 Plans Building Chapel

Funeral services were held for Mrs. J D Woosley of Coppell at 9:00 pm after she died Thursday in a Dallas hospital. Former Tom Evelyn Grandifer, she attended Coppell School and Carrollton High School. Survivors include husband J D Woosley and son Jeffry Lynn, daughter Linda Jane, parents Mr and Mrs TB Stands ter of Coppell, two sisters Louise McCoy and Mamie Pesry, and one brother Duncan Harrison of Dallas. Services were conducted by Rev Ray Mand with Rev Eugene Moore officiating. Interment in Grapevine Cemetery. Punral Home arranged.

Mark Woosley Tom Evelyn Grandifer Carrollton J.D. Woosley Jeffry Lynniter Linda Jane Woosley Mra Standster Coppell Luise McCoynd Mamie Pesry Dancan Harrison Dallas Ray Mand Euxene ( Moore Grapevine Rhaton Punvral

Carrollton Legion Post Buys Lot for New Hall

Plans advance for a new Carrollton American Legion Post building after purchasing a lot on rim Street between Gidlow and Yarbrough Cabinet Shop and the Kirkland residence. A lengthy list of local merchants and residents from Carrollton and Farmers Branch donated to the building fund, with apologies for any omissions and invitations to contribute at the J. W. Blowt or Skinner offices.

Carrollton American Legion Post Rim Street Gidlow Vandergriff Shevrilet Co Homer Clayton Motor Go Young’s Grocery & Market Perry's Foods Mianton Graiity Tea Power A Light Co Godfrey Dry Goods Bi Mall Drug Rholon Dry Goody Gulf Service Cunningham Bergice Spencer Construction Co Carrollton Baty Bank Hien Etringtelton National Metal Products Co Carrollton Auto Services Carrollton Taumber Co Lyon.Gray Lumber: Co W. G. Pariah W. M, Wilson Sont W. C, Myers Rex Frank Good I. G Dickenson Furniture Co Jar Cobb Oaution Russell Barber Shop Louis Reed Eves BO Rentro Laminy Sameweome Boo Les Barmon Jocie’s Beauty Shop Ollie Bullock H.R. Yarbrough Cabinet Shop Holman Bhoton Fred Marah Farmers Branch Bart Smith Belton Brann Ray Ogle J. W. Blowt Skinner U. M. J. Coker

Radio broadcasts announce Southwest Conference football schedule

Humble Oil and Refining Company will broadcast Southwest Conference games plus Intercollegiate matches nationwide. Veteran announcers Kern Tiyt Wes Box Chariie Jor lan and Bill Michwels return to provide play by play and highlights. Stations, broadcast times, themes, and announcers will be announced weekly in newspapers and Humble stations. Mrs Leland Welch rode with a miscellneous shower honoring her mother Mrs Ralph Bell in Farmers Branch. she is Christine Noell formerly of Farmers Branch and CHB student.

Broadcsaga Gammon Humble Oil and Humble Lus Muich Pacific Coast Baylor—Miami Kern Tiyt Wes Box Chariie Jorlan Bill Michwels Abone Wilkes Tex Sporta Ralph Bell Harvey Bell Farmers Branch Léland Welchrodé Welchbrod Christine Noell Par‘mers End CHB

Card of Thanks for Mr H M Poxby Family

Expresses gratitude for sympathy thoughtfulness and assistance during the bereavement. The author acknowledges the support gratefully and keenly appreciates the kindness shown to Mr H M Poxby and his family.

HM. Poxby

First Bale Premium at Carrollton Farm Market

Mr WR of Farmers Branch presented the first bale premium for a 407 pound bale of cot ton at the North Texas fair in Carrollton in August. Donors including banks merchants and individuals contributed sums ranging from 1.00 to 22.00, with list featuring Rhoton’s and Rainbow Pharmacy among others.

Farmers Branch Toni Catton North Texas Tin Carrollton Vale Walker Tor Carlivollton Jy Rhotons Winsene Bon Btringfellow Roy Grivley Chronicle Hall Onvepliton State Bank Ovatreys Earl Cobb A. L. Cunningham Arrollton Wi Bhater Dewey Spener M. Li Coker Lyon-Cray Lumber Co Hille Cate Rainbow Pharmacy Burnett Perry Homer Clayton Motor Co Gulf Service Young's Grocery and Market

P&L Announces 67 Million Expansion Plan in Texas

Texas Power & Light Company reveals a six-year growth program beginning 1907 to expand a 16‑plant system and serve over 222,000 customers in 400 communities across 52 counties. John W. Carpenter, president, says the plan funds new plants, high voltage transmission lines, substations, and distribution facilities to support Texas growth. About 28 million will upgrade generating plants and transmission, 22 million to extend distribution, and 1 million reserved for larger substations and farm delivery stations.

Texas, Power & Light Company John W. Carpenter Metropolitan Electric NeeviGe 6 Worth Texas Power & Light Company Carpenter 7Alk Kogan Texas Plannin Pasita

Class Sponsors Announced for Night School

Readers learn the 13 sponsors for the night school with names listed for seniors juniors sophomores and leads for extracurricular activities. The report names sponsor roles like Pep Squad Director mimeographing yearbook lunchroom supervision and equipment management. A 63 000 airwatts generating unit is slated for installation at the principal plant in Trinton with work pending delivery and a $7 000 000 expenditure noted See TPEL Page

Miclass Mise Blark Dent Miro. Ogle rMs. Brniler Minotak Mi Dovia Offielad Gres Trinton

Farmers Branch Progressing Rapidly in early 1940s football season

The Carrollton Lions face Diamond Hill in a Friday night game at Ramsey Field as part of a long rivalry in the 1940 season. Coach Green expects a strong showing despite injuries to Pat Jeoven and Joe Martin. Gate plans, pre game tickets, and announcements by Dr. John Mitchell and Blum Act are noted, with a campaign underway to fund city hall and fire station. A barbecue fundraiser on October 17 and a Ford giveaway were announced, while a car-parking crew and gate helpers prepare for the event. The town builds a new telephone building and tire truck, and a school bond election passed by a narrow margin. Sixteen lines of garbled OCR were partially deciphered to capture key local actions and civic efforts.

Carrollton Romney Feld Diamond Ah Fort Worth Carrollton ‘Lions Diamond Hill Lions Ate Green Pat Jeoven la Alls Joe Martin Slic John ‘Mitchell Blumact Ramsey Meld Mudenna Dale Davis Luna Hte Avery Gum W. F Bill )Dodson Mra Truett Good Mary Good

Enrollment Decline Prefaces Carrollton High School Term

Enrollment at Carrollton High School drops under the new Equalization Aid law. The district reports about fifty grade school students who attended Carrollton Grade School were barred from enrolling, while the high school remains severely crowded.

Poe Carrollton Wna Carrellton

Clifton Wins Oldest Chevrolet Truck Contest

City of Clifton, Texas, wins for owning the oldest Chevrolet truck, a 1924 model daily used by the city. Bianderes Chevrolet in Clifton reported the truck, with a zone committee selecting the winner and presenting the award.

City of Clifton New Chevrolet Jordin, Monawe Whs Chevrolet Dealera Dallas Chevrolet Motor Division Chevrolet Deaiers Imix Chevrolet Oltton Texas

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