Sooldiyp Sings and Local Family News in Ada Daily
The column notes Il the week includes Soodiyp singing the Little son of Mr and Mrs Lovelace. 46 Holder of Dallas visited over the weekend with grandmother Mrs Bob Hill. Mrs Homer Marsh has been quite this week. Hughes Jr. has been sick but improving. Mr RE Roberts greatly improved after pneumonia. Tom Gammon was carried. Miss Erma Sinder teaches in Anna and spent the weekend here with her parents.
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Holder of
Dallas
Bob Hill
Mnest Hughes Jr
RE Roberts
Tom Gammon
Erma Sinder
St. Paul Hospital
Anna
Oneuweekend
Monia
Local Social Notes From Denton Street Area
Big week for Minnie Lancaster family with relocation to Perry Whitlock area on Denton Street. Denigon visitors Betty Williams and Sidney Tipton, joined by J E Tiptons over weekend. Tom Sammon hospitalized, Veal illness. Bill Stanley of Farmers Branch recovering from hand injury. Carl Montgomery underwent minor leg operation on December 8. Norma Vinson Ethyline Vinson Connie Fyke Doris Toombs Topsy and Scottie Toombs visited Str Toombs and Hugh Johnson in Cooper over the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
JF Howett
Perry Whitlock
Denton Street
Betty Williams
Sidney J. Tipton
Denigon
J E .Tiptons
Tom J. Sammon
Bill Stanley
Farmers Branch
Carl Montgomery
Whitney
Norma
Ethyline Vinson
Connie Fyke
Doris
Topsy
Scottie Toombs
Str
CM Toombs
Hugh Johnson
Cooper
Carrollton Visitors View Ben E. Keith Fruit Display
Carrollton residents visited the Ben E. Keith storerooms in Dallas last Sunday and Monday to view a Christmas fruit display. Families including Mr. and Mrs. Roy McCormick and Mr. and Mrs. Isum toured Monday evening, praising the variety. The display, by J. D. Legg’s Ben E. Keith Company, lights up the square and stores, adding holiday color to Carrollton nights. A portion of the display remains at Kelley Grocery for those who missed the event.
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Carrollton
Ben E. Keith
Dallas
Roy McCormick
GF Isum
Mya
TG Kelley
Kelley
Ben B. Keith
Texas
J. D. Legg
Wene
Kelley Grocery
Christmas Cheer and Hospital News From Carrollton
The Chronicle notes the Hanson baby from the Good place east of town was taken to St Paul hospital on Tuesday December 7 with bronchial pneumonia. Merle Deason and Johnnie Hoskins of Dallas visited Carrollton for the weekend with Loweeta Smith. Hugh Torrence fell ill Thursday with a throat troubie. Families, funerals, and heavy weather marked the week as Mra Sublette and relatives from Cloudcroft, New Mexico, visited.
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Hanson
Town
St. Paul
Minges
Merle Deason
Johnnie Hoskins
Dallas
Loweeta Smith
Carrollton
Hugh Torrence
Hugh
Mra
Bill Sublette
Roy Sublette
Joan and
Roy Junior
Cloudcroft
New Mexico
Miks Carrol
Gene Sublette
Young People's Department Banquet in Richardson
The McKinney District young people's organization held its annual banquet at a Richardson Methodist church with delegates from Carrollton. Attendees included J W Graysey Marion Jack Good Mildred Traylor Art Clifton J C Poster Tom Miller Stewart Charles Malack Prances Oliver Ann Kerr Ira Marion Good and Rev N W Oliver. They plan a Climate management presentation for Sunday services. Thursday night December 2 mentions a Christmas party hosted by Mrs Marion Good east of Carrollton.
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Young People's Department
The
Methodist Church
McKinney District
Young People's Organization
Richardson
Carrollton
J. W. Graysey
Marion Jack Good
Mildred Traylor
Art Clifton
J. C. Poster
Tom Miller Stewart
Charles Malack
Prances Oliver
Ann Kerr
Ira Marion Good
Rev
N. W. Oliver
Methodiat Church
Marion Good
Cartotton
J Erobpaton Undergoes Operation After Injury
J Erobpaton received an operation for injuries on Saturday performed by Dr. Whitney. Details remain limited as reports indicate additional updates may follow.
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J Erobpaton
Dr. Whitney
When a Housing Act Sparks Building Boom
A price rise is certain as supply and demand push costs up. The message urges immediate action to build now before material prices climb with the new Government Housing Act. The author warns that delays will only raise expenses and encourages early construction.
First Baptist Church Sunday School and Meetings Notice
Sunday School at 10 A.M led by Superintendent C A Coadh with Pastor Rev Preston Tay. Woman Missionary Society meets Mondays at 3 PM with Mrs Lee as president. Prayer meeting Wednesdays with Mr Allen Boweman directing Bible study in St John’s Book.
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C. A. Coadh
Preston Tay Foe
Byee
Woman Missionary Society
Lee
St.John
Profits tax debate ties to purchasing power
The report cites President quotes stressing boosting purchasing power of the lower third over revising the undistributed profits tax. It argues that revision aims to spur business activity, which in turn raises production and purchasing power, framing the tax issue as linked to economic growth.
Carrollion and Addison Lake Dallae service call
Fragmentary report notes a service call at Parnes Branch Motiron with good performance at Sar tuition. Mentions Tone Wo and a date sequence 60 erat his omar with Phebi 34.
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Motiron, Addison and
Lake Dallae
Mtr
Tone
Omar
Phebi
WantiAds and Chronicle notices in Dallas submission
A fragmented ad for a four burner kerosene range seeks swap or sale near Dallas. The Chronicle mails a subscription bill and promotes Christmas cards at a low price. A notice mentions Mrs. Lee Gravley undergoing appendicitis surgery with pneumonia developing, reported serious.
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Good Florence
W. B. Lee
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C. W. Ramsey
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Jim Davidson
Farmers Branch School
Dorothy Davis
B. Thom
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Texas Power & Light CO
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