The Carrollton Chronicle (Carrollton, Tex.), Vol. 62, No. 14, Ed. 1 Thursday, February 17, 1966 Page: 2 of 8
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TT-TE CARROLLTON CHRONICLE
Thursday, February 17, IDGfi
CREDIT UNIONS
See Ed May
National Fleets
Last dollar close-out prices.
All 1965 models in stock—
Lease Companies.
Now taking orders 1966
models at your prices.
Local fleets
See Ed May only
MIRACLE FORD
4908 LOVERS LANE
FL 2-1731 Res. CH 7-5471
CLASSIFIED ADS PAY
Credit Accounts
Grouped Into 3
Code Classifications
A Ions sought common language
for credit reporting has been de-
veloped and will go into effect
throughout the nation this month
Over 4.000 bureaus, members of
Associated Credit Bureaus of
America, Inc., are putting the
language into -operation.
•The interpretation of terms
formerly used by the various bu-
reaus was difficult and often did
not give a comprehensive (picture
of the consumer’s paying hab-
its,” reported Mrs. Beverly Mc-
Gough, Credit Bureau Services
manager. “With a common langu-
age which is the result of several
years of study and research, bu-
reaus across the nation will be
able to interpret the paying habits
and credit history of the consumer
This man has a checking
account here because—
He has a modest income but wants to enjoy
all the convenience, safety and prestige
our bank's checking account service pro-
vides. His is one of our popular special,
pay-as-you-go checking accounts-Ho min-
imum balance is required!
Why don’t you open one here soon? NOW!
4%
Paid
Quarterly
SAVINGS
wMmMB--
The Dallas County State Bank
Josey Lane at Belt Line Road
Carrollton, Texas
Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
from a standard reporting ’langu-
age.”
'I’he national trade association
for the credit industry, ACBofA,
instigated the study more than
two years ago. At that time a
group of top executives from every
segment of consumer credit at-
tended a meeting and participated
in discussing and shaping the new
codes into final form.
The common language for credit
reporting is a numerical and al-
phabetical code combination. The
combination of letters and num-
bers will tel! the credit granter
the entire credit story.
In researching for a standard-
ized language, the most frequent
lv reported kinds of businesses
and those for w’hich credit reports
are most frequently written were
adopted as code symbols. The let-
ters of the alphabet having direct
relationship to the descriptive
name of the businesses are used.
In most cases the code is the ini-
tial letter of the word or phrase
of the classification, such ”B" for
bank.
The types of credit accounts
have been grouped into three code
classifications: Open, revolving
and installment.
The system for indicating the
manner of payment is numerical.
The number given with the ac-
count code tells if the consumer is
paying as agreed, number of pay-
ments past due or if it is a bad
account. Placement for collection,
suits, judgments, bankruptcies
or skips are also indicated.
The need for a standardized
language is becoming even more
acute.” commented Mrs. McGough.
"With the increase in automation
and rapid expansion of credit, a
system had to be developed that
c-ould be easily programm'd into
computers. We in the credit in-
dustry feel that the new common
language is the most important
advancement made in some time.
It will unify all bureaus and give
us a comprehensive and standard
means of communication,” 0 she
concluded.
MORRIS D. GALLOWAY
Galloway Named
Most Outstanding
LIMESTONE, Maine — Recently-
promoted Airman First Class Mor-
] ris D. Galloway, son of Mrs. Thel-
ma Hunt of 1616 College St., Car-
This is IT!
PRICE SALE
NOW IN PROGRESS
turner.
*4
148 Farmers Branch Shopping Center
Phone CH 7-1 1 40
(Between Safeway and Central Bank & Trust Co.)
OPEN THURSDAY NIGHTS
rollton, has been selected Out-
standing Airman of the Quarter
for his unit at Loring AFB, Maine.
Airman Galloway, a food service
specialist, was honored for his ex-
emplary conduct and duty perfor-
mance. He is a member of the
Strategic Air Command which
maintains America’s constantly
alert force of intercontinental
missiles and jet bombers.
The airman is a graduate of
Carrollton High School. His wife.
Dee Dee. is the daughter of Mrs.
Pete Covington of 14025 Janwood
Lane, Farmers Branch.
-o-
SCHOOL MENU
CARROLLTON - FARMERS
BRANCH INDEPENDENT
SCHOOL DISTRICT
(Menus are subject to change)
THIS WEEK
THURSDAY
Beef Cheese Pizza
Buttered Spinach
Tossed Green Salad
Bread
Peach Cobbler
Milk
* * *
FRIDAY
Fried Fish Sticks—Tartar Sauce
Buttered Potatoes
Congealed Fruit Salad
Hot Rolls—-Butter
Chewy Peanut Butter Strips
Milk
NEXT WEEK
MONDAY
Hamburger on Bun
Pickles
Blackeyed Peas
Lettuce & Tomato Salad
Prune Cake—Icing
Milk
* * *
TUESDAY
Meat Patties
Buttered Potatoes
Seasoned Green Beans
Hot Rolls — Butler
George Washington Cobbler
Milk
• • •
WEDNESDAY
Barbecued Turkey on Bun
Potato Salad
Corn Chips
Wild Cherry Jello
Raisin Spice Bar
Milk
* • •
THURSDAY
Chicken Fried Steak—Gravy
Potatoes in Cream Sauce
Waldorf Salad
Rolled Wheat Rolls — Butter
Ice Cream Sandwich
Milk
• • •
FRIDAY
Tuna Potato Chip Casserole
Buttered Peas
Sliced Orange Salad
Hot Biscuit — Butter
Chocolate Cake — Chocolate Icing
Milk
girl February (5 at Metropolitan
Hospital.
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CLASSIFIED ADS PAY
Hew Arrivals
Mr. and Mrs. Hex Norris, 2411 i
Sparling, Carrollton, proudly an-
nounce the arrival of a baby boy ;
February 5 at Metropolitan Hos- j
pital.
* nt *
Mr. and Mrs. Harley Anderson. |
9920 Coppedgc Ln.. Dallas, proudly
announce the arrival of a baby
ITJ* JL.
MRS. LUTHER LYNN OLIVER, JR.
“The Paper with the Want Ada”
Miss Reed Weds
Luther Oliver, Jr.
Miss Patricia Ann Reed, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Hex Rcn?d. became
the bride of Luther Lynn Oliver,
Jr., on February fi at 2 p.m. at
Christ Methodist Church.
The bride was given in marri-
age by her father in the double-
ring ceremony officiated by The
Rev. Robert Turner.
Honor attendants to the bride
were Mrs. Brenda Abbott, matron
of honor: (Miss Linda Fawcett,
maid of honor; and Miss Kay
Hamilton, bridesmaid.
Eddie Stinnett was best man
and groomsmen were Luther Ed-
dleinan and Ed Hamilton. Jr. Allan
Livingston and Ronnie Oliver,
cousin to the groom, were ushers.
Flower girls were Denise Word
and Nancy Cox and ringbearer
was Jimmy Cox. Music for the
wedding was presented by Mrs.
Charles Riddle, organist and Mr.
and Mrs. Howard Kennedy, who
sang "I Love You” and "Wedding
Benediction.”
The reception followed in the i
private dining room of Wyatt |
Cafeteria on Forest Lane. The reg-
ister was attended by Miss Carol I
Jameson and Miss Sharon Oliver,
sister of the groom. Those serving
at the reception were Miss Talee
Smith, Miss Peaches Sweezv, Miss
Kathy Weatherly and Miss Nancy
Winston.
The bride wore an empire styled |
gown of silk peau de soie en- :
crusted with imported pearl
beaded lace with long fitted
sleeves and a chapel train.
After the honeymoon the couple
is at home in Carrollton.
-CHARLES WYNN PHOTO
»BOY SCOUT
NEWS
(A United Fund Affiliate)
Boy Scout Troop 737 had open
house February 7. Many Scouts
visited old friends and had a lot of
fun. The main attraction was skits
put on by the patrols.
The skits ranged from an opera-
tion on a man to an escape artist.
During the reunion the troop
had refreshments which were pre-
pared by each patrol. The Troop is
sponsored by Covenant Presbyter-
ian Church.
If anyone is between the age of
11 and 19 and would be interested
in joining Troop 737. please call
Ray Butler, CH 7-7242.
JIM INNES
Troop Reporter
som.mm
Bring the whole family
down to our modern lanes
for an afternoon of health-
ful sport!
VALW00D LANES
VALWOOD VILLAGE
PH. CH 7-1741
The CHRONICLE
"Serving Northwest Dallas County
Continuously Since 1901”
Entered at the post office at
Carrollton. Texas as second-class
matter under the Act of Congress,
March 3, 1879.
Published Weekly, Thursday A M.
from The Times-Chronicle Pub-
lishing Co. Building, 1309 South
Broadway, Carrollton, Texas.
Editor and Publisher—Nick Siiulik
CH 7-4000
MAILING ADDRESS
P. O. Box 458
Carrollton, Texas
SUBSCRIPTION RATE
One Year (In County) — $2.00
Outside Dallas County — $2.50
(In Advance)
Any eironeous reflection upon
the character, standing or reputa-
tion of any firm, corporation, or
individual will be gladly corrected
upon being brought to the editor’s
attention. The publisher reserves
the right to reject any advertise-
ments not conforming to the good
and welfare of the community
and its citizens.
HOW CAR OWNERS
HAVE SAVED ON CAR
' INSURANCE WITldfe
STATE FARM! W
RONALD S. COODY
1816 VALLEYWOOD DR.
CH 2-5544
STATE FARM MUTUAL
AUTOMOBILE INSURANCE CO.
Home Office—Bloomington, III.
COMPLETE AUTOMOTIVE
SERVICE
STATE INSPECTION STATION
AUTO PARTS
(NEW AND REBUILT)
CARROLLTGK AUTO SERVICE
1005 Broadway Loop — Carrollton
(Across From Carrollton City Hall)
CH 2-5291 CH 2-5292
SONNY BRADFORD
PRESCRIPTION SPECIALIST AND C0SME1IC CEN1ER
YOUR HEALTH AND BEAUTY GO HAND IN HAND
Cosmetics for Men: Stag - English Leather - Jade East - Brute - Old
Spice - That Man - Woodhue - Yardley and Cano.
COSMETICS FOR LADIES
BILL HALL
REXALL STORES FILL MORE THAN
35,000 Prescriptions
EVERY WORKING HOUR.
Exclusive
Faberga
agents
Exclusive
agents
Lanvin Perfume
Famous
Revlon
Cosmetics
Famous
Max Factor
Cosmetics
World Famous
Cara Noma
Cosmetics
Helena
Exclusive
Shouiton's
Dana’s
Rubinstein
agents Tussy
Famous
Tabu
Cosmetics
Cosmetics
Cosmetics
Cosmetics
20 Carat
THERE MUST BE A REASON WHY SO MANY PEOPLE IN
CARROLLTON AND FARMERS BRANCH BUY THEIR COSMETICS AND HAVE THEIR PRESCRIP-
TIONS FILLED IN OUR STORE, WE THINK IT S BECAUSE THEY HAVE FOUND THERE IS REALLY
A DIFFERENCE IN DRUG STORES - ITS THE "FRINGE BENEFITS" THAT COUNT-NAMELY:
S\e are within > and not more than 10 minutes away — Fair prices — plus free delivery, charge accounts, lay-away, return
and exchange privileges where permitted by Jaw. Money back guarantee of quality. U. £. Pest Office open 9 to 5 week davA
9 to 1 Saturday. It pai s in many ways to know your Rexall Pharmacist. Where you get the Red Carpet Treatment_not the Red
Tape run-around.
WANTED - 1000 More Charge Accounts.
We Deliver Prescriptions
Hi ;* -\-
Cliff Stripling Gary Chambers
Pharmacist Pharmacist
Bradford 6SS9 Drug Store
Josey Lane it Belt Line Carrollton, Texas
Serving Carrollton & Farmers Branch Since 1946
May Bradley Mrs. Aileen Moyer
Cosmetician Cosmetician
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Sindik, Nicholas J. The Carrollton Chronicle (Carrollton, Tex.), Vol. 62, No. 14, Ed. 1 Thursday, February 17, 1966, newspaper, February 17, 1966; Carrollton, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth729129/m1/2/?q=%22~1%22~1: accessed August 15, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Carrollton Public Library.