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Newspaper
Carrollton Chronicle
Location
Carrollton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 19, 1932
Page
5
Residents attend picnics and birthdays while relatives travel to Galveston and Dallas. Notables include 88th birthday celebration for Mr. WL Good, campaign visit for constable candidate Johnio Asher, and visits by Frank Good, N. Echols, and others. Obituary notes for Mrs Holt outline birth in 1877 and family survivors.
Mrs Walter Hubbard and Agughtor Maudie and Mr and Mrs Aaron Hubbard with Joyce Robinson of Olney Texas are visiting relatives this week. Mrs R J Naylor and children from Garland spend several days at Tater Tucker’s home. C P Thomas hosts guests Sunday. Wm Moody and son Dale visit. J D Warriug welcomes a new arrival. Magdalene Thompson visits Rena Ruth Cunningham in Carrolls. O W Thomson and family, B Cribson and family, Aaron Mubbard and Hubbard relatives appear in social rounds. Mrs Naomi Stringfellow visits Carrollton with Joss Parish and children. Mr and Mrs R S Dearing host Tuesday guests. Mrs S O Long and two children visit with her parents. Mrs T P Simmone hosts week with family.
Mrs Celia Holt dies after a long illness. The funeral was announced for Friday August 12, 1982 at 2 30 pm with services at the home of her husband John Holt and burial following Saturday at Pine? Memorials in her name were requested to a local fund.
We wish to express our sincere appreciation for your kindness and sympathy shown in the loss of our dear wife and mother, from W. Holt and children.
Stanley Dozidr and Walter Hive ang with sister Cleve Curtis returned Monday from Mississippi after a two week visit with relatives and friends. Mrs Mable Johnson and daughter spend the week at Illow Springs with her brother Will Harper attending a protracted meeting. B Horton of Grand Prairie visited with his children here. John Bishop of Ft Worth shook hands with friends Sunday. Floyd Kennamer of Richardson spent the weekend with his sister Mrs Jeffie Hoskins. Miss Neva Taom of Dallas attended church Sunday night. Clyde Grimes and family and Mrs Will Hoskins and Mrs Jon Carter of Dallas were here Sunday. Clarence Davis and family of Dallas spent the week with his parents Mr and Mrs Davis. Elmer Sparkman and Edward Wagoner of New Mexico were here Tuesday. Blix Hoskin and Herbert Wyett were in Plano Monday. Miss Marion Grounds of Holidays spent the week here with her aunt Mrs Bowell.
The young folks of the First Baptist church held a sunrise breakfast Monday. Mrs Laura Kennedy visits Ft Worth with Mr and Mrs Frank Daggett. Mrs Ro Grimes and two children from Ft Worth stayed with Mrs DG Perry. The Booster Band, consisting of church children, hosted a social at the church Monday night. A large crowd enjoyed six gallons of ice cream and plenty of cake.
George G. Eder told University of Virginia listeners that the 1930 tariff accounts for only 10 percent of the decline in trade with Latin America, while the rest stems from the general mood. A Virginia anecdote about a muddy road and a Virginia mule is quoted in passing.
A Brundage candidate in the legislature run-off seeks August 27 support while Rev. L James holds four meetings at Willow Springs. The Union Baptist church invites residents to a Tuesday night gathering to hear sermons by the governor. Mrs Susan M Grimes of Willow Springs visited last week with her daughter Mrs D C Porry.
A booklet cites high college dropouts and pitches Byrne Commercial College as a faster cheaper path. It claims three to five months of training can lead to government or business positions, secretarial or accounting work, with part time jobs to fund study. Locations listed include Dallas, Houston, Fort Worth, San Antonio, and Oklahoma City.
Public notice from Carrollton city records lists creation by publication in 1932 with docketed officials Amst J Balie Finke, Clerk District Court, Dyalan County Ry Hay and Hill as deputies. The item references budget actions, public filings, and appointed county officials overseeing the process. Specific dates, values, and procedural details are incomplete in the fragment.
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