Local Notes On Homes Moves Births and Health
Air. Webber of Dallas bought the Can trell Cart here and remodel ing the house. A baby girl was born to Mr. and Mrs Skeet Moret in Dallas. Mr. Morris lived here and married Mina Ining. Mr. Cook and Mrs. Lewis of Addison were seen in Plano. Uncle Henry Butler of Addison suffered a stroke and was taken to a Dallas hospital in critical condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Air. Webber of
Dallas
B. Odom
Won
Oley
Cook
Denison
Henry Builer
Addison
Dallas Hospital
Adda
Hilary Morris
Christmas Holiday Notices From Carrollton District
Fragments describe Christmas events and travels around Carrollton with mentions of visits to East Texas Holdenville Okla and Dallas. Families Tayler Boatwright Sublett Russet and others are noted along with holiday closures and decorated trees. The text notes raindrops and low fruit prices and urges readiness for gifts for children.
November employment and payroll trends in Texas manufacturing
Report from the University of Texas Bureau of Business Research shows 113,479 workers in Texas manufacturing during November, up 15 percent from October but down 5 percent from November 1937. Total payroll fell 5 percent from October and declined 3 percent year over year, with gains in confectionery, planing mills, and newspaper publishing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Texas
University of Texas Bureau of Business
Byelor hospital surgery and local directory wish
JE Johnston Jr underwent a leg injury operation at Bylor hospital Monday the 2th and is reported doing nicely. The writer muses about a Carrollton city directory item showing who traveled to Dallas this week. A 1929 calendar from Denver and Rio Grande Western RR features East Portal Motatt Tunnel and James Peak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
JE Johnston, Jr
Bylor Hospital
Carrollton
Dallas
WC Cuthbert
Littleton
Gale
Rocky Mountain Range
Tolland
James Peak
Denver and
Rio Grande Western
Methodist Sunday School Christmas Tree Program
The Methodist Sunday School announces a Christmas tree and program scheduled for Sunday morning at 10 o'clock, inviting families and community members to attend the festive event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Sunday School
Christmas Cards and Visits Highlight Local Happenings
Preston Taylor plans to visit Willie Thompson in Coppell as he recovers from illness. Mrs Mildred Denny of Dallas reports snow cover over the state. Charles Vandergrist and Arlington children joined Charley Mayes family here for a Sunday visit. Shirley Ann Millaway Blue Bank spent the week with Mrs Esta Roach. Mr and Mrs C Carver will spend Christmas with Mr J M Carver. Juliuh Henderson, former head of the Baptist college in Jacksonville, is home for Christmas holidays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Preston Taylor
Willie Thompson
Coppelas
Wre
Charles Vandergrist
Arlington
Charley Mayes
Shirley Ann Millaway
Blue Bank
Esta Roach
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Merry Christmas
Alli
Ser Bountry
Bankford News
Chronicle
Preston Tayler
East
Carl Boatwright
Maggie
Posumenta
W Myatt
Holdenville
Oklo
Roy Russet
Snd
Wtre
Usua
USA
Jona Bend
Vandleraiff Chevrolet Company
Grape Fruit County
W. A. Hensley
Ville
C. A. Good
Fexas Power & Light Co
Farmers Branch
Hebron
Sod
Lake
Mr. Good
St His
Plaza Theatre
Mwiyem Gawd
Gary Cooper
Merle Oberonne
the Cowboy and the
Lady Lorton
Swetal Lane
Sun
Mat—Mon and
Sues, George Raft
Downthy Lordour
John Barrymore
Marjorie Weaver
Arkansas Traveler
Bob
Burns
Boy's Town
Spencer
Tracy
Mickey” Rooney
Snow White
Seven
Ae Youshep
Lyon-Gray
Lyon-Gray Lumber Company
C. W. Ramsey
McCormick Pharmacy
Brown Optical CO
Phos
Protate
Jack Keller
G. Ray Lee
Republic Bank
Tah Bane
H. H. Whitney
Monstra Chagie Forensis
Enlle
Fem Atlas
McChimuick
F. H. McMurray Notary Publi Legal Papers
Carvoliion
G. F. Isom General Insurance
Carrollton Federal Crafit Union Bank
Reasonable
C. L. Lane State
Inst
Nantie McGee
Mildred Denny
Dalus
Mi 1
C . Carver
Pam
J. M. Carver
Mr. Carver
Juliuh Henderson
Baptist College
Jacksonville
This
Pitts
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