Addison Hears Request for Riding Stable
Addison City Council heard Tom Leichman seek permission to build a riding stable complex on Keller Springs Road east of Noel Road with a Dallas hearing possible this week. The plan spans both cities near the Murchison estate as a regional development, with no action until Dallas results.
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Addison City
Tom Leichman
Keller Springs Road
Noel Road
Leichman
Dallas
Murchison Estate
Addison Road
Preston Road
Addison Council
Addison
Winnwond
Celestial
Carrollton
Robert Mew Tonish
Services Held for Aunt Oat Pioneer Resident
Funeral services were conducted for Miss Lennie Lee Patterson known as Aunt Oat at First Baptist Church with Dr. Fred A White and Rev. Stanley W Williams officiating. Interment followed at Farmers Branch Cemetery. Survivors include sister Molly Sullens and several nephews and nieces. Aunt Oat was born in Tennessee and lived 71 years in Texas, 43 in Carrollton, famed for church and community service and her biscuits.
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Lennie Leeoatrie Patterson
Aunt Oat
Bapist
Fred A. White
Stanley W Liams
Colleyville Baptist Church
Owl
Marvin Loving
Sumer
Carolyn
Susie
Patty
Farmers Branch Cemetery
Keenan Cemetery
Rheton-Weiland-Merritt Funeral Home
Wallace Morris
Richmond Cook
Weldon Taylor
J. B. Lesley
M. R. Lesley
M.C. Kirkham
Arthur Good
Frank McMillen
M.S. Roach
Roy Posey
Darrell Myers
Ray Owens
Woody Thomas
Abe Godfrey
Kent Adair
Molly Sullens
Colleyville
Bob Patterson
Oslivene Patterson
J. W
Ted McCay
D. A. Sullens
Holiday
Pat Miller
Gunter
Pat
Bob Pattersons
Ost
Tennessee
Texas
Carrollton
Aunt Gat
Tose
Gat
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Miss Flame Contest Slated In Carrollton September 24
The Carrollton Volunteer Fire Department will host the local Miss Flame contest September 24 at 7 30 pm in the DeWitt Perry Junior High School auditorium. Entry forms available at the school office or fire station and due by September 19. Practice set for September 19 at DeWitt Perry School with judges from Lewisville Plano and Richardson fire departments. The winner advances to the State Fair October 12 for Miss Flame of Dallas County.
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Carrollton
DeWitt Perry Junior High
DeWitt Perry
Lewisville
Plano
Richardson
Flame
Dallas County
Wade to Speak on Hot Check Law at Carrollton Breakfast
District Attorney Henry Wade will address the Carrollton Downtown Business Association at a 7:00 a.m. breakfast at the new Carrollton Civic Center on Wednesday September 18. Wade's talk covers improvements to the hot check law and highlights his long career in law enforcement and public service.
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Henry Wade
Carrollton
Chronicle Promises More Local News and Photos
The Chronicle boasts the most local news and pictures of any paper in Carreliten, emphasizing daily and weekly coverage and top circulation.
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Carreliten
Belt Line Road curb and gutter project approved
City Council approved a resolution to widen Belt Line Road with curb and gutter from Josey Lane to Nix Road. Costs will be levied at $1.50 per front foot on abutting property owners. Council authorized eminent domain for land needed from American Legion Post No 597 and authorized a condemnation plan for E L Russell property. A concrete batch plant permit was approved for five years pending plans and dust controls.
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Belt Line Road
Josey Lane
Nix Road
American Legion
Bell Line Road
John Sarris
Legion Post
R. L. Dillard
E. L. Russell
Belt Line
Bobby Parker
Nelson Bros. Gravel Co
Trinity Mills Road
Dixon Road
John Berry
Shell Oil Co
Lunt
Shell
Saris
Carrollton Library Receives 68 New Books
The Carrollton Library has purchased 68 new books across children junior and adult levels. The library plans to use the books in various programs and invites readers to visit. A crafts class for children will be held at the library on Saturday morning September 14 with instructions to bring a large needle and thread.
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Carrollton
Newberg
Enrollment climbs 20.4 percent in Carrollton district
The Carrollton-Farmers Branch Independent School District reports 5,771 enrolled at the end of the first week, with 1,308 in senior high, 1,386 in junior high, 2,918 in white elementary schools, and 69 in Bush Elementary. Projected growth suggests 6,048 pupils by next year and 6,948 by 1964 opening. The board is building Janie Stark Elementary.
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Carrollton-Farmers Branch Independent
Bush
Janie Stark
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