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Newspaper
Carrollton Chronicle
Location
Carrollton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 13, 1937
Page
8
School days return and families gear up for the new term. The message highlights readiness to clothe children from the beginning of the school year to its end, ensuring students start with proper attire.
Allan Law of Oklahoma City visited his sister Mrs Jarvin Denny. Mr and Mrs Joe Potta hosted guests at the Baxley home. Miss Lois Evans left for Arkansas for an extended visit. King Moore of California visited the Anderson family. Mr and Mrs Cleotus Milliaway and Hebron folk spent Sunday with Beta and kin. Mrs Jesse Moore and daughter visited from Lewinville. Theopal Morris of Palestine Texas is visiting. Mrs WT Williams of Ponca City visiting Loft Glenn Maberty. Carl Montgomery underwent surgery last week. Dr Whitney operated and returns to work. Ruth Kirkham of Plano visited MCC Kirkham. Me Earl Maberry and Garland Marlow of Dallas were guests of the Maberry home. Martha Frank Bufkin and Anna June Clark of Forney visit Bennett Guynes. Mrs Mary Rawlins of Denton spent a week with her sister UE Fyke. Mrs Paul Maberry of Dallas and Mrs Buddy Maberry of Sherman were guests at the Mac suriys. Tom Vandergeist seen in the buck ship. threat to reveal it to the public.
Carrollton Cannery remains actively operating in the former Walter Kennedy grocery building with a crew of eighteen ready to process produce. They have canned about 8,000 cans of vegetables and are currently handling hominy, wheat for cereal, black eyed peas, okra, and some tomatoes, with peak activity tied to favorable weather. The WPA labor staff, funded by the National government, runs the plant, while the county pays utilities and supplies. the county keeps 50 percent of canned goods and stores them in Dallas warehouses. Supervisors and local residents emphasized the plant is functioning and can process area farmers’ products, depending on rain to boost fall yields. Local notices, social updates, and mentions of nearby residents and trips round out the community rundown.
The article explains how marks like Sterling and BPA certify quality in lumber and silverware, assuring buyers the maker stands behind the product. It argues manufacturers’ pride in quality and looming price increases due to rising labor costs mean buyers should act now rather than later.
A reprint inviting readers to subscribe to the local Chronicle emphasizes its value as the people's university. It cites Mrs. Pilgreen and others praising weekly visits, urges subscription at 1 year in Dallas and nearby areas or 1.50 beyond, and promises 52 weeks of service. Readers are urged to visit in person or mail in.
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