Carrollton Union Revival Opens With Broad Sermons
A large Carrollton audience attends the start of the big Union Revival at the M E church with Rev D A Ross and Rev J Clem Hards preaching morning and evening. Special numbers by a growing choir and plans for diverse ministers mark the first week of services through next Wednesday with more speakers and healthy attendance.
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Carrollton
D. A. Ross
M. E. Chorch
J. Clem Hards
First Baptist Church
Roy Graviey Lund
Rey, Ross
Owi
Wm. W. Pharen
Thy Christian Courier
Chas. A. Chastoon
Mt. Auburn
Parker
Oak Chi? Christina Church
J.B Grosclone
Dallas
Retirement blues tease workers in aged care essay
A Dallas News state press excerpt weighs on work and aging. L B Gray, a tool designer turned retiree after forty years, laments long hours despite pension and hospital perks. The piece argues adults need purposeful, congenial activity, not idle rest, to avoid drifting toward decline.
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Slids
L. B. Gray
Mr. Gray
Howes
Ponjinede
Dallas News
Local Riddle Fragments Spark Curious Reading
A fragmented text presents a cryptic line about boys and Sunday feeding, then references a place called Paria and a phrase over to the deep hole. The readable snippet hints at a coastal or lore phrase, lacking clear names, dates, or events for fuller context.
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Jonony
Paria
Turin
Illness Sparking Visit at Dallas Home
Mrs Dell Smiths sought care Tuesday evening at St Paul Sanitarium Dallas for a severe infection in her right hand. Mind Bennett Ross of Fort Worth visits the home of her uncle Rev. 4 Dy as the week closes.
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Dell Smiths
St Paul Sanitarium
Dallas
Bennett Ross
Fort Worth
Turing
The Ginning Season Brings New Plant Upgrades
The article notes the gin season starting, Rex Good pushing preparedness with a new fourteen foot length machine and Bur Separator upgrades. It lists staff at the main gin including General manager Tex Good, bookkeeper A R Duncan, ginner Mario Hayes, pressman J D Sims, and assistants, plus Parmera Branch staff Arthur Good and Wor ry Thompson among others.
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Regdiges
Rex Good
Alont
Streun
Mackie
Persbopner
Tex Good
A. R. Duncan
Ginner
Mario Hayes
Pressman
J. D. Sims
Analatant Prosaean
Charlie Hale
Jake Vinson
Parmera
Good
Tenager
Arthur Good
Leo Balth
Worry Thompson
Preaxman
John Roland Good
Henderson county primary shows in Athens Review tale
In Henderson County a colorful Athens Review account highlights primary election activity. The piece riffs on common Smith names and local candidates like Al, recalling shifting loyalties and the contrast between military and general elections while noting voter mood and campaign dynamics.
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Henderson County
Athens Review
Smith
Smithe
Father Smith
Alko
Koumeis
Tyre
Suise
Cured Judge: Dayou Wink Te Ainery Fygalie
A disjointed historic note mentions an unclear judge and a group or person named Dayou in a cryptic phrase. The fragment references a boat or division and a live event or performance with a Beeches reference. No coherent narrative or outcome is present.
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Dayou Wink
Ainery
AN Atoll
Iie
Beeches
Golden Rule in Business Promises and Faith in Action
Ladonia News discusses the Golden Rule as a guiding business standard. It cites Christ as the greatest businessman, noting his big deals, healing work, abundance from five loaves and two fish, and vast audience reach. The piece emphasizes faith over cleverness and the rule as a enduring slogan for business leaders.
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Christ
Ladonia News
Spirit of Christ socializing the schools and the burglar incident
A Senior League program features Walter Rauschenbusch and other speakers on Christian socialism in education. A burglar attempted entry at the Noble Whitlock home Monday night but fled after a failed break-in. no weapon or injuries reported.
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Spirit of
Christ
Walter Rauschenbusch
Carl Ross Bone
Ralph Nadle
Cyrl Rose
Jay Billa Myers
W.T. Squibb
Whitlock
Sagne
Wien
J. Gutledge
Guilie Payne
Austin Gutledge
Wakiaek
Aboud Tines Honda
Livde
Gileds
Tyna
Alfuly
Haiti
Mane Plata
School Bonds Carried In Saturday Vote
Voters approved the school bond issue by seventy to fifteen, a strong endorsement. The board plans to proceed with building improvements, completing required rooms, and installing utilities on the school grounds as soon as possible. Construction work should begin at the earliest feasible date.
Shower Celebrates Mrs. Padgett With Gifts and Games
Mrs Coonrod and Mrs Noble Goonrod hosted a wedding shower for Misa Helen Padgett at the Perry home on Wednesday afternoon. Two contests entertained guests. prizes included sewing notions and a pin dressed doll. Bride received a poem and a treasure clue. about fifty attendees and out of town guests Mrs Andrew Jackson and Mrs Robert Perry attended.
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Noble Goonrod
Misa Helen Padgett
Henry Perry
W. B. Perry
Patty Lola Perry
Qomer Whitecock
Ruth Whittock
Henry D. Perry Danas
Andrew Jackson
Robert Perry
Dinner and Swimming Party Honors Misa Ethel Broediove
Misa Ethel Broediove hosted a dinner and swimming party for several young ladies on Monday including Ardila Nixon, Marie Nixon, Helen Guimon, Coline Brake, Lada Bat McRigtt, Viola Myers, Frances land, and Margret Gravley. The noon meal featured a delicious spread and attendees enjoyed a swim at White Rock Creek in the afternoon. Breediove was voted by all as an ideal entertainer.
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Misa Ethel Broediove
Addi
Ardila
Marie Nixon
Helen Guimon
Coline Brake
Lada Bat McRigtt
Viola Myers
Francesland
Margret Gravley
White Rock Creek
St Breediove
Alt Wa
Carrollton First Bale of 1993 Cotton Reports Sale Profit
The first 1993 Carrollton bale weighed 410 pounds, from Roy Pierre farm near Addison, raised by John Allen. It sold for 191 cents per pound, totaling 70.05 for cotton and 12.95 for seed, net 78.20. A 25.25 First Bale bonus was paid by local merchants, plus a 8 saves from North Texas Gin, with donations noted from numerous Carrollton businesses and stores.
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Farmers Branch Xing
North ‘Texas
Tom
Datlag
Carrollton
Roy Pierre
John Allen
North Texas
Obarton Chastain
Heryt
Carrollton Hwd. Co
Emisha
Davis & Perry
Rhoina Try Goods Co
Mearns
Sam Dodson
Perry Dray Stare
Pexico
Roberts
Ad P'fen Co
Myers, Vandergeist
W. F Hofmann
Chronicle
Debating College Sendoff For Boys In Local View
A reader argues against the notion that every boy should attend college, contending many would be better off entering the workforce after high school. The piece cites cost, time, and misaligned expectations, urging families to weigh goals, trade skills, and individual paths before deciding on college.
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Rollege
Rene
Senate Lakon
Ron
Cilegea
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