Five Beauties Present Hats to Cotton Bowl Teams
Nine local girls from high schools and colleges presented white stetson hats to visiting football teams. The group included Kay Stringer Ann Tipton Karen Pricd Judy Stultz and Anne Gent ze a Swedish exchange student. The girls met at Town North Book Store sponsored by Mrs George W Bailey under Cotton Bowl Association auspices.
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Kay Stringer
Ann Tipton
Karen Pricd
Judy Stultz
Anne Gentze
Sweden
Diane Price
Marilyn Tipton
Suzanne Stringer
Gwen Meyers
Town North Book
George W. Bailey
Richardson Schools Earn Broad Praise for Academic Focus
In a column by Tom McLeod, the Richardson School System is praised for academic achievement and progressive support for student work. The piece urges community groups to sponsor recognition programs and notes the City Council’s efficient, collegial meetings under Mayor Herb Ryan and City Manager Bob Sherrill.
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Sonsor
Richardson
ITV Council
Bob Sherril
Houston
Amity
Herb Ryan
Bob Sherrill
Renner Research Fund Surpasses Million Dollar Mark
Richardson residents learn Texas Research Foundation in Renner has raised over a million dollars toward the 1 810 000 goal through 1970. Calvin Pigg reports strong drive support as W L Lynch and Lester T Potter say funds will fund agricultural research and extension services. The drive runs through January 31 and aims to expand the Renner Farm Demonstration program from 43 to 100 Texas farms by 1970.
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Ward
Calvin Pigg
Richardson
Foundation
Texas Power and Light Company
Dallas
W. W. Lynch
Texas Power and Light
Research Foundation
Lynch
Lester T. Potter
TRF
Renner Foundation
Texas
Renner
Richardson Weather: Mild with Clouds and Warm Thursday
Partly cloudy with considerable morning cloudiness and continued mild Thursday. High near 70 with a low in the mid 50s Friday morning. Wednesday's high reached 65.
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Richardson
Dr Farrell to Address Methodist Men January Sixth
Dr Leighton Farrell executive secretary of the Dallas Fort Worth Area of the Methodist Church speaks at the First Methodist Church Men’s Club dinner meeting at 54 West Belt Line on Thursday January 6 at 630 p.m. Tickets are 135 dollars from any Methodist member.
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Leighton Farrell
Richardson
First Methodist Church
Farrell
Dallas - Ft. Worth
The
Methodist Church
Dallas- Fort Worth
West Belt Line
Frank W. Chambers, Jr
Chambers
City Council Reviews Master Street Plan Revisions
City leaders plan a public hearing to study revising the Master Street Plan bounded by Spring Valley Central Expressway and Plano Road to improve access to Texas Instruments. Extensions for Sherman Street and Buckingham toward TI are discussed, with Renner Road remaining until development prompts change. Continuous planning and Webster Properties negotiations could reshape traffic flow and future six lane corridors.
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City Planning Commission
Spring Valley
Central Expressway
Plano Road
Texas Instruments
Commission
Sherman Street
Walker Lane
Buckingham
Abrams
Robert Sherrill
Renner
Sherrill
Renner Road
Arapaho
Belt Line
Weert Renner Road
Webster Properties
Spring Valley Road
City Plan Commission
Joe Durham
Durham
Robert Hollin
Hollin
Richardson
Richardson Jaycees Announce Christmas Decorating Winners
Decorating contest judges named by the Richardson Jaycees awarded 48 ribbons after touring the city before Christmas. First prize winners by district include C B Owens Sidon Harris William McKvaine A J Embry J T Lucius Bob Brient J W Golden A J Wichita and Robert H Tucker with Tucker’s display named Best in the City but not receiving a formal award. Honorable mention picks span Neal Patterson Joseph Truchill Dell Wood Charles Hammett and many others across multiple neighborhoods. Industrial prize went to Sen O11 Co on Central Expressway.
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Larry McHargue
Dwain Manning
Ed Spalding
John Riley
Jerry Rupp
Regan Martin
Harry Higginbothm
Jim Adams
Lucky Williams
Gene Newman
Jerry Komer
IST
C. B. Owens
Tyler
Sidon Harris
Pacific
William B. McKvaine
Nantucket
A. J. Embry
Big Horn
J. T. Lucius
Cheyenne
Bob Brient
Francis Way
J. W. Golden
Twilight
A. J. Wichita
Laguna
Robert H. Tucker
Spruce
Tucker
Sen O11 Co
Central Expressway
Brian Sweeney
Cliffside
Neal Patterson
Murray Lay
Joseph A. Truchill
Scottsdale
Dell Wood
Stagecoach
Charles Hammett
Danville
D. D. Hess
Carol Court
Jack A. Rawlins
Spring Valley
Alen Rob
Holiday Quiet Stages Across City Says Police Chief
Police chief J. W. Golden reports one of the quietest Christmases in years and expects no New Year trouble. He plans two man patrols using five or six reserve officers to handle any calls.
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J. W. Golden
Center to Start New Classes Soon
Richardson Recreation Center will begin new after school classes in the first week of January for all ages. Programs include art crafts sewing Air Rifle Club baton twirling tumbling karate drama and more for grade school and secondary students with openings remaining and signups urged at the center or by call.
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Richardson Recreation Center
Amt
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Cotton Bowl Association
Louisiana State University
Owenby Stadium
SMU
Arkansas University
Holiday Inn Central
Cotton Bow! Assoc
Tom McLeod
J. J. Pearce
Renner Research Fund
Texas Research
Tion
Renner Farm Demonstra
Dr. Farrell
Council
Penny
Harry R. Crosbys
Navajo Trail
Hunt T. Dickinson Jr Schnapps
Planned Parenthood
Crosby
Richardson Jaycees
Erts
Pittman
Jim Stalker
Martha Manor
Ed Harden
James
Schulze
Devonshire
Leroy Adams
Lowell
Dan Trapp
Bedford
Fred Beames
Nantuckett
E. R. Wyckoff
Perry H Wallis
Shady Cove
Charles Yates
Custer Cove
Wayne Cooper
Richard A. Davis, Jr
Canyon Creek
Bill Allen
Holiday Quiet
John Jason Jeanes
John Jeans
Glen Cove
Jason
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