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Carrollton Chronicle

Location

Carrollton, Texas, United States of America

Date

Aug 12, 1938

Page

5

Farmers Branch News Personal notes and visits

In Farmers Branch many residents are named visiting relatives and acquaintances. Delbert Moore underwent a hospital operation in Dallas and recovered at home. Lt. Thomas Thurlow of the Howard Hughes flight made an overnight visit with Mrs. Ford and family, en route from Los Angeles. Several locals and visitors from ringsold to Nashville and Dayton are mentioned, with church activities noted and cemetery improvements ongoing.

Bow Groviey Lai Moyd May Ant Arthu Lee Dallas du Good Jnmison Pine Bluff Ark Marvin Gimilton California Delbert Moore Dallas Hospital the Baptist Good Wade Comwlery Roy Rathurey Thomas Thurlow Howard Iughes Howard Ford Los Angeles Calif Dutien Une Sam Dayton Ohio Millyway Ringold Hite Atkins Wovih Surry Putnam

Notice of Sale at Fred Marsh Garage Farmers arouch

Notice announces sale at the Fred Marsh garage in Farmers arouch to the highest bidder for cash on Friday August 19 988 for a Ford V8 Coach with highway number 1987 989 984 and engine number 182692061. Sale between 1:00 a.m. and 4:00 p.m. to recover labor charges and storage on the automobile. Fred Marsh

Fred Marsh Farmers Arouch

FFA Band Opens State Fair Jubilee Ceremonies

The 110 sieve band of the Future Farmers of America will lead Opening Day ceremonies for the Golden Jubilee of the State Fair of Texas. L. Sambo of Arlington area supervises preparations with Roy Rupard. Expected attendance reaches at least 6,000 future farmers. The Denton led band directed by T. Rye lander has national recognition as a leading FFA musical unit.

Texas Future Farmer ® of America L. 1 Sambo Arjingteng Apervisor Roy Rupard Galden Conerench Futwie Farmar’ of America FFA Ediucalion PFA Samuels

Baby born to Clivener Chaney family in Paula Valley

A baby girl arrived for Mr and Mrs Clivener Chaney of Paula Valley and Wednesday of last week. Mr Aunt Nv Lord C Henry and family have returned home to Paula Valley. Winnie Henry helped Edwin Glemm recover from an operation at Scottiah Rite hospital in Dallas. Ms and Mrs Cabiness of Belwa, Texas, visited with their son Bonnie next week.

Clivener Chaney Lord C. Henry Paula Valley City Winnie Henry Edwin Glemm Scottiah Rite Hospital Dallas Cabiness Bel Wa Texas Bonnie

Birthday observance at First Baptist church hosts W M U

The W M U at the First Baptist church was entertained Monday afternoon at Mrs. Chester Good's home for the annual Society birthday. The event featured singing, accordion numbers, games, and a decorated birthday cake cut by the oldest member. The group raised offerings over 18 dollars. Refreshments followed as 1026 ladies attended. Mrs Emmy flurdeastie and Mrs CP Tiley planned a trip to Glen Rose for about ten days.

First Baptist Church Chester Ben Jacksson Planos Dayn Bailey Londine Mary Grace Good Rex Good W. D. Fuky Lee Emmy Flurdeastie CP Tiley Glen Rose

How Do You Stack Up On This Questionaire

Police Tatty experts devised a 10 question driver quiz to rate safety habits. Each affirmative answer earns 10 points, negatives deduct. Scores ranging 90 100 denote excellent driving, around 80 fair, below 80 menace to traffic. Questions cover signals speed obedience stopping right of way parking dimming lights oncoming traffic and supervision.

Atratts Ltafic Eee Wartit Ae Gaudy

Fragmentary plea on newspaper subscription urged

A jagged OCR fragment urges subscribing to a local chronicle, urging readers to “pay your subscription.” The legible bits hint at a small town context and a call to support the paper, but the full message remains unclear and incomplete.

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Representative for Texas Power and Light in Dallas area

C. A. Good serves as the Texas Power and Light Co representative for Carrollton Farmers Branch Hebron Addison and Lake Dallas. For information call Mr. Good in Carrollton or reach him at his house by phone.

Texas Power & Light CO Carrollton Farmers Branch Hebron Addison and Lake Dallas Weryice Mr. Good Hie Hhaune

Jumbled Protection Propaganda Reflects Turbulent Era

Fragmented text discusses political protest, anti government sentiment, and calls for support of a cause. It references public funding, administration, and a desire for freedom in political action. The excerpt hints at unrest and a campaign-like tone amid societal upheaval.

Corbin Panerat at Coppell Saturday rites

W. Corbin was buried Saturday in the Ghapavne Cemetery after services in Coppell Methodist Church. Rev. B N Slrothar of Mundy led the rites. Mrs Corbin, the widow, and daughter Mrs. Fess Willingham attended. Officials said he died Friday by self inflicted action after preparing a chicken meal. survivors include his wife, three daughters, four brothers and one sister.

W. Corbin Ghapavne Copnell BN. Slrothar Mundy Gay A. Lond Willingham Mra Sam Cunninghan Dallas Charlie Good Grapevine A.A. Corbin A. €. Corbin Corbin Newt Corbin Coppell G. P. Crowe

Chronicle Subscription Ad Readies Tomorrow

Fragmentary notice urges readers to subscribe before tomorrow, with unclear wording and missing details about prices or contact. The readable bits imply a push for action on a subscription offer within a tight deadline.

Chevrolet Car Sales Show Large Gains

Chevrolet reports record July sales led by strong volume in both cars and trucks. W K Holter, general sales manager, cites a nationwide Beat Your Dune Salon campaign and improving business conditions as key factors. Dealers achieved its largest ever car stack reduction in a single month, marking a notable rise in overall market share.

Detroit Aus Chevrolet Trick Salick Eales The Nerthal Turket Crand W. EK. Holter Chevrojet

Irrigation Boosts Strawberries Says Texas Expert

College Station reports horticulurist J. Rosborough of the Texas A and M College Extension Service asserts irrigation pays dividends for strawberries. He cites tests where irrigated plots yielded significantly more fruit than unirrigated plots, and notes mulch and timely watering protect vines through hot, dry weather.

College Station J. Rosborough Texas A College Extension Service Rosborough North Carolina U.S

Local notice hints at sale and industry advert timing

A fragmented ad and notice text reference a neighbor inlet and potential sale related to industry advertising. The readable fragments suggest an upcoming sale action and local involvement, with limited details on names, places, or dates.

Coupland Cotton Day Promises Community Improvement Plan

Coupland announces Cotton Day on Friday August 12 to showcase one variety cotton, hear plans from Coupland Cotton Improvers Association and County Agent Dor W. Tray, and promote local agricultural progress. The event features the exclusive local cotton gin and aims to attract visitors from Carrollton and northern Dallas County.

Coupland Sarw& Ear Wallamgon County Tullue Williit Chileman Et Coupland Cotton County Agen

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