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Newspaper
Carrollton Chronicle
Location
Carrollton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 24, 1964
Page
2
Counselor Dan Crowe of R L Turner High School announced that two Turner High students have been named semifinalists in the 1964 65 Merit Scholars competition.
Weslie E. Darnell of Carrollton and Stephen M. McQueen of Farmers Branch are named National Merit Scholarship semifinalists among about 14,000 seniors nationwide. Semifinalists are top scorers from each state and U S territory, moving toward four year merit scholarships after a second exam and school endorsement.
Mrs. Audrey Hudgins director of music for Carrollton Farmers Branch schools announces junior high and elementary choir groups are available for community programs. Organizations should contact the director at least three weeks prior for arrangements, or call a school principal for a specific group.
Financing advertisement from Dallas County State Bank featuring Lowrey's cost 1 plan. The ad promotes credit terms and banking services with emphasis on affordability and quick approval. Local readers are invited to inquire at the bank for details and application.
The September meeting at Mrs. Carl Montgomery's home introduced officers and committee chairs for the year. Officers named include tent, Pat Whelan as secretary, H. E. Bradford as treasurer, C. M. Blalack as parliamentarian, with Mrs. Bradford and Mrs. Gene Lewis as auxiliaries. The club belongs to state and district garden club groups and the Tex-Anna Garden Club of Dallas. The October meeting will be hosted by Mrs. Roland Jones at Circle 13 Ranch in Carrollton.
The MeMANUS family thanks everyone for acts of kindness and support during their recent bereavement. May God bless you all, from Mrs. G A MeMANUS and family. A reader in Sheldon, Iowa, comments that welfare statism infringes on American liberties and rights.
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