Coppell Happenings at Mrs Cummings and Guests
Local notes list visitors and family gatherings in Coppell and nearby towns. Many relatives and friends from Dallas, Garland, Fort Worth, and Clinton are described as spending Sundays with families such as the Pirkle, Tucker, Gentry, Hurst, and Thomas households. The Baptist revival continues with nine conversions and five additions by letter, led by Rev. Leake with Mrs Leake on piano.
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Jetter
Leake
Airs
Plano
Hebron Happenings Local Visitors and Revelry
Weldon Somana Tomily from Dallas spent the weekend here with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. B. 180m. Miss Lillie Walker of Denton has been very sick here at the home of her sister, Mrs. Harry Lord. Mrs. Lee Belt spent the weekend in Dallas with her daughter, Mrs. Mary Jackson. Grimes, Lee Huskey, Everett Nelson, and Reuben Madden were visitors in Frisco Saturday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Cleveland Lavell of Carrollton were here and spent Sunday with the Taylor family. Dewey Overstreet and family of Carrollton spent the week with the Hat Grimes family. Able Johnson and family visited Carrollton Sunday with Lawrence Harper. Sibyl Vinson of Carrollton spent the week here with her aunt, Mrs. Howard, and attended revival services. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Gallop of Plano were here Sunday visiting and attended church services. Albert Davis of Dallas spent Sunday with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Davis. B. Davis, A. J. Hoskins, and Mrs. Jeffie Hoskins were in Plano Monday afternoon. Fred Davis of Camney spent Friday here with his cousin, J. W. Davis. The revival closed here Sim.
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Weldon Somana Tomily
Dallas
Lillie Walker
Denton
Harry Lord
Lee Belt
Mary Jackson
D.T. Grimes
Lee Huskey
Everett Nelson
Reuben Madden
Frisco
Cleveland Lavell
Carrollton
Otters
W. J. Taylor
Dewey Overstreet
Hat Grimes
Able Johnson
Newt Carrollton
Lawrence Harper
Sibyl Vinson
Howard
Joe Gallop
Plano
Albert Davis
C. B. Davis
B. Davis
A. J. Hoskins
Jeffie Hoskins
Fred Davis
Camney
J. W. Davis
Mardi Gras Night at Texas State Fair Promises Prizes
Otto Herald announces a Mardi Gras Carnival night at the State Fair of Texas. The event, on Friday October 20, will feature six costume classes with cash prizes for first to third places, including children men women comical original and best group outfits. A group must include three or more people and reflect a Texas business slogan.
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Texas
Otto Herald
Prea Fent
Chronicle family feed mills show mixed grain handling
Blanton tests two new feed mills this week, one excelling at corn processing while the other accepts diverse feedstock including grain and fodder. Social notes mention Mrs Dell Smith of Ashby Ned and Mrs Jomer Poe of Cleburne visiting, with Denton relatives and local barbering services noted.
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Chronicle
Sulcei Plon
Blanton
Lindsey Smith
Ashby
Ned
Jomer Poe
Cleburne
Tex
Dell
Smith
7G Wright
They Make em And They Sell em at Century of Progress
Chevrolet Master six production at the Chicago plant on Century of Progress grounds will reach 2000 units by late August. Through the fair, 13,500 Chevrolets are expected, with many buyers driving their cars home. The assembly hall in the GM building draws nearly half of Fair visitors as customers can even help build their own car.
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Chicago
Chevrolet Motor Company
Chevrolet
Texas Bond Vote Aids Neighbors Noted In Distress
A letter urges Texans to approve a 20 million bond to fund aid for needy families amid Recovery Act limits. It warns failure to act could fuel distress and crime, noting six million residents would bear about two dollars each. The writer ties the vote to repeal of the 18th Amendment and local option.
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Texas
Tesas
Community youth groups host joint outing at Mrs Good's home
The First Baptist and Methodist youth met last Thursday for games led by Mee Good and Jay Ella Myers. Delicious watermelon was served to guests under moonlit skies. The Boys and Girls Club meets Sundays at 6:15 at the Methodist church with Miss Lam Gravley as sponsor. Preachers Earl Johnston J W Gravley A L Miller spoke at local churches. Mrs Walter Rachiig of Youaton visited friends including Mrs Clem.
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First Baptist Church
Methodist
Marion Good
Mee, Good
Jay Ella Myers
Methodist Church
Lam Gravley
Earl Johnston
J. W. Gravley
A. L. Miller
Walter Rachiig of
Youaton
Carroll Ave Swap Shop Ad Notice
Carroll Ave Swap Shop at 1425 No Carroll Dallas phone 3 9488 offers to swap any item for what you want. Inventory includes furniture dishes typewriters antiques books musical instruments and more. They can use chickens canned goods preserves butter eggs jellies and many other articles. Come here to swap.
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Carroll Ave
Carroll
Dallas
Swai
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R.L. Naylor
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Bert Colley
Edward Naylor
Baker
Eula
Lois Thoma
Bana
Erlyne
Flora Ghasteen
Dale
Virginia Pre P
Clenyie Dearig
Iris Hurst
Tom Evellyn Branaiter
Zelma Simmons
Floyd Harwell
Ben Allen
Lewis Tucker
Alyne
A.B. Plumiee
Ft Worth
Frank Tucker
Lewisville
Rosa Lue
Lorene Gentry
Gon
Hebron
Buir
General Motors
America
Detroit
Flint
iWenny Bata
Data
Vandergriff Chevrolet CO
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Janette B. Sikes
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Vegmer
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