Baptist revival and local notes from Farmers Branch
Farmers Branch notes report a Baptist revival at the local church led by Rev. Lawtor and prize winners in a recent amateur contest with Betty McClendon and Miry Margaret Ann Lesley among top recipients. The W M A of the Baptist church reorganized with ten members, and visitors from Dallas Gladewater and Dayton, Ohio are noted. Rumors mention W L Cox weighing a race for precinct constable.
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Baptist Church
Law Tor
Bill Cox
Thomas L. Thurlow
Jon Tommy
Dayton
Ohio
Fiestey Cook
Lena Curston
Gladewater
ML Pord
Betty McClendon
Miry Margaret Ann Lesley
Ina D. Pletcher
W. M.A. of the Baptist Church
Law
M. Ford
Mra. Thos
Thurlow
John Kirby
Dallas
Oscar Newton
Ft. Worth
Addison Home Demonstration Club Meets in April
Addison Home Demonstration Club met April 5 at Mrs Jno Knowles home with eighteen members and one visitor Mrs Ent Knowles. Programs covered window cleaning dish washing and budgeting the housewife’s turns with demonstrations and homemade broom cover. A trip to Arlington Standay for a district meeting was planned for April 11. Next meeting set for April 19 at Mr Marcus Morriss. Club reporter notes hail storm last week left two inches of ice on the ground.
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Addison Home Demonstration Club
Jno Knowles
Ent] Knowles
Pie Tole
Roll Gall
E. 5. Hughes
Coleman
Mra. Needam
R. Rt. Bramblitt
Ies
Marcus Morriss
Carrollton Study Club meets with program and dessert
The Carrollton Study Club gathered on Tuesday April 5 with Mrs Henry Noble hosting. Old member Mrs Hooker Vandergriff spoke and highlighted the Outstanding Magazine of the year from Digs while Dr Henry C Link article on Personality was read. Mrs H T Whitlock reviewed the club's new library book The Citadel. Militoa Noble served pink and white ice cream with cake decorated in pink. Eleven members and three guests attended.
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Carrollton Study Club
Henry Noble
Hooker Vandergriff
Henry C. Link
H. T. Whitlock
Militoa Noble
Lehman orders aliens removed from New York National Guard units
Gov Herbert H Lehman acting as commander in chief of the New York State National Guard issues a general order to all state defense force officers to investigate enlistees and dismiss any found to be aliens. The directive aligns with a November 1987 Congress act restricting funding for non citizens in defense forces. Lir Davis returns to Raymondville for a two week visit with son Glen and wife after months away.
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Herbert H. Lehman
New York State National Gy Naval Militia
Congress
National Defense Forces
National Guard
Mia. Lir Davis
Raymondville
Glen
Mrs Davis
Trash Clean Up Proclaimed For City Week April Twenty Fifth
At a regular city council meeting urged by state and county health doctors a clean up week was proclaimed for April 25 to 29. Trash hauled on April 28 and 29. Residents urged to place trash sacks by street or alley and call city hall for sacks. Health officers will inspect afterward and aim for a clean bill of health. Local and business captains named to organize volunteers, with many residents listed as captains for neighborhoods and business districts.
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Chi | Mays
Effie Guiledge
Mra
OW. Ramacoh
J |K. Utley
Bob Hill
C. E. Baxley
Alva
J. M. Allen
Otie Patterson
C. A. Johnston
L. F. Blanton
Claud James
C. A. Good
C. Carver
J. T. Rhoton
Henry Perry
Roy Piarce
Roy Graviey
Andrew Jackson
Ca] Maberry
Padgett
Ches Foster
W. H. Perry
D. Morrison
Roy Russell
Walter Evang
Walter Hamilton
N. Burgess
Jewell Cox
Davis
Jack Anderson
Dell Smith
D. J. Bailey
Tom Gammon
Jake Graviey
Emma J Hardcastle
Resident &Cation
T Vandergrift
J.T. Rhoton
L. Dickerson
Mayor McCormick
Lewis Revd
EY. Lewis
Gw.sey
T. G. Kelley
W. L. Martin
J. M. Waltot
Marion Stark
You Cannot Borrow On Social Security
Dallas in April 1994 social security officials warned against loans on social security accounts. Ernest L Tutt explained no loans are permitted under the Federal Old Age Insurance Program and rumor must be checked. Only cash benefits for workers age 65 or widows and relatives are paid, with jump sums authorized through January 1, 1942.
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Dallas
Texas
Ernest L. Tutt
The
Social Security Board
Fragmentary ad text with unclear costs
A garbled OCR fragment references a price of one dollar per unit and mentions Dallas counties and locations but provides no clear item or seller. The fragment reads like an incomplete advertisement with stray phrases and unclear context.
Home Demonstration Club notes 1938 meeting program
The Home Demonstration Club met April 6 at Mrs D W Hughes home with a program on Care of the Kitchen and Cleaning Equipment. Members displayed kitchen gadgets and shared items while guests were served by Mr Hughes. The group planned to meet April 19 at Mrs Jack Ogle’s home.
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Home Demonstration Club
D. W. Hughes
Gadget
Hughes
J. A. Guynes
Eller
Waggoner
Lloyd
Burgess
Tidwell
Jack Ogle
Insurance of All Kinds Res Phone 114 Ofice Phone 40
Carrollton Motor Co building hosts a general insurance office offering residential and office policy services with a staffed contact number 114 for residents and 40 for business inquiries.
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Ofice
Carrollton Motor Co
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Farmers Branch News
W L (Bi) Cox
Farm In
Branch
Addison H. D.C
Study Club News
Gov
Lehman
Nat'l Guard of
N. Y
McComb
Lewisville
Rhode Island
McComb's Hatchery
Lewisville, Texas
Chronicle
Postal Mutual Indemnity Company
Reserve Casualty Company
Carrollton
Wes
Kelley’s Groc. & Met
Carrollton Feed Mills
L. F. Blanton, A
Carrollton, Texas
Mary Frances
Maurine Davis
Aretending Business College
Fannie May Davis
Wood Smith
Jf Furneaux
B F McCline
Stout
Smith
Prine
Hamlyn Morgan
Carrollton Bi
Southern College Association
Clifton Finch
Hs Hospital
Dallas J
Wieble
Chronctla
Mendurs
Abdul Wisnone
Howell & Son
Velaro
Inell
Velarco
Elmo Scott Watson
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