Women Missionary Society Holds Monthly Meeting
The Women’s Missionary Society of the First Baptist Church met in regular session Monday afternoon with Mrs W Bailey presiding. Plans for the new church year were discussed including a drive to enlist more women inWM E activities and the advisability of forming a relief organization. After business, members engaged in a visitation program with several pleasant calls.
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Women’s Missionary Society
First Baptist Church
Mes. W
Bailey
Iadies
WME
Rele
New Lesson Series At Baptist Church Begins
The First Baptist Church Adult Union announced a new series of lessons and programs for young adults aged twenty five to forty. Began September 7, the program aims to help members practice Christian identity and standards. The opening subject is public speaking and says what you want to say before a group.
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Adult Union I
First Baptist Church
Willontinue
Adult Union
Uunion
Eugene Z. Moore
Ladies Aid Meets Christian Church in Home Sunday Night
The Ladies Aid gathered at Mrs J W Sinder and Mist rma home Monday night September with several members present. Mrs Yhnner led devotionals and plans were laid for a Fellowship Supper at the church on September 10 in the form of an ice QAM supper. Members present included Mrs Joli Strauss, MMib Godlt and Mrs H A Latterty among others.
Sanitary law applied to Carrollton schools
Forty years ago this week the Chronicle notes a new sanitary law for schools requiring vented lit, daily floor sweeping after classes, formaldehyde disinfection, weekly closet releases, and reporting contagious diseases. It highlights school duties for teachers and trustees and mentions Carrollton’s brick plant plans and state aid for county schools including Carrollton’s enrollment and $1,000 in state funds.
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Chronicle
Carrollton
North Carrollton
Reader
Klondike
Carroll
Ton
Texas
Millard F. Horton
Wil
Coppell
Farmers Branch
Letot
Trinity Miia
Garden Club Reassembly Plans For Year
The Carrollton Garden Club held a re assembly meeting on Tuesday evening September 6. Mrs Claude James presided with Mrs R Hill Mrs Ed Cox and Mrs Claude James assisting. Yearbooks were distributed and Miss Ollivene Patterson president outlined plans for the coming year. Mrs Brells McMurray, Flower Show chair, announced the Spring Flower Show and that year programs have been planned.
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Carrollton Garden Club
Claude James
R. Hill
Ed Cox
Misa Ollivene Patterson
Brells. McMurray
Dallas County Pioneers Reunion at Lee Park
The 2nd annual Dallas County Pioneers Association reunion will be held Wednesday September 27 at Lee Park Dellas. The program starts at 10 00 a.m. Congressman J Frank Wilson will deliver the principal address. All old timers of the county are invited.
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Dallas County Pioneere
Lee Park
Dellas
Murrell Buckner
J. Frank Wilson
Woman's Bhody Club Welcomes New Members
The Woman's Bhody Club met Thursday September 4 for the first meeting of the new year. Mrs. Marvin Loving hosted with Mrs. Bill Hall and Mrs. W M Sumner welcomed as new members.
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Woman's Bhody Club
Thubidlay
Marvin Loving
Bill Hall
W.M. Sumner
Teen Ladies Present Enjoyesj Yoo Selections
Miss Eva Lou Grainey and Lary Kimsey perform selections for the club ladies. The group looks forward to an interesting year under the direction of new president Mrs. John Mitchell.
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Enoyesj Yoo
Eva Lou Grainey
Lary Kimsey
John Mitchell
Texas Power & Light plans vast Texas grid expansion
Texas Power & Light outlines 1947 transmission buildouts from Trinidad to Dallas Fort Worth Hillsboro and Jewett Lufkin with new Crockett and Liggett substations and a Tyler east substation. Major upgrades at Hillisboro Jewett Lufkin Trinidad extend rural lines. $47 million devoted to North Central and East Texas facilities to boost farm and rural electrification and support diversified agriculture growth.
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Trinidad
Staion
Dallas
Fort Worth
Hillsboro
Jewett
Lufkin
Crockett
Liggett
Tyler
Hillisboro
Ecultere
Carpenter
Texas
East
Mr. Carpenter
Flying Farmers Plan County Air Tour In Wisconsin
The Flying Farmers group in Calumet County Wisconsin, led by Cliff Coffman, announces an air plane tour for conservation and agricultural practices this fall. The plan involves Jo mer a and neighbors Henry Horst and Matt Te aaric, with county board discussion slated for early December.
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Stor
Arene
Great Cliff Coffman
Ohio
Calumet County
Wisconsin
Filemy Steiner Viden
Henry Horst
Mat Te Aaric
Reece
Serra
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WMS
Baptist Church
Ladies Aid
John Burgess
J.C. Davis
R. @. Gentry
FP. H. McMurray
W. Sincler
Erma Sindler
Walter Blanton
Garden Club
Yoolin Young
Gebor
Pasveac
Beptonier
Chevrolet
Vandergriff Chevrolet Company
Arlington
Irving
Dallas County Pioneers’ Reunion
Want AD
Jack Reese
Dickinson Furniture Company
Perry’s Foods
Hunt's
Maxwell House
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