Wishing You a Very Prosperous New Year Note
A cordial New Year greeting expresses mutual pleasure in dealings and extends wishes for prosperity in the coming year. The message emphasizes warmth and goodwill without specific events or dates.
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Newspaper
Carrollton Chronicle
Location
Carrollton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 31, 1937
Page
8
A cordial New Year greeting expresses mutual pleasure in dealings and extends wishes for prosperity in the coming year. The message emphasizes warmth and goodwill without specific events or dates.
Mary Margaret Perry and many neighbors visit Lewisville and Carrollton during Christmas holidays. Various relatives from Dallas Fort Worth and beyond join Perry, Pickard, Good and other families in shared celebrations. Weather worsens roads with rain and fog, as residents note Christmas gatherings and travel.
The Lion's Tale from Carrollton School features a Christmas issue with public school notes and community reflections. The piece highlights school activities, student voices, and holiday themes in a concise, period-appropriate tone.
The Garrolston High School library will gain about $73 worth of new books including reference volumes for Agriculture and Spanish class papers, plus several Betlon titles such as The Trail of the Lone Pine and Pearl Buck The Good Earth. The PTA presented a 24 volume Encyclopedia Britannica set to the student body, bound in leather, with atlas and contributors listed.
Club under Stapheneon rented a week before the Beady Chub in the home of Chester Good has made several appearances on the high school stage. The boys have sung over WRK and prospects of becoming a regular program on the station urge them to do their best work.
A fragmentary verse piece in archaic diction blends weather imagery with personal study. The speaker, identified by a stray line, sits by firelight reading and writing notes, claiming peace with the world amid snow sleet and quiet. It evokes a reflective mood rather than a clear narrative.
Report cards will be issued on Thursdays following each six week period noted. Friday had been the custom. This change lets students return their cards sooner instead of keeping them throughout the weekend.
The county high school superintendents have opened copies of local school papers The Lion's Tale The Cedar Post The Tiger Rag and others for public perusal. Copies are on file in Minn Myers' room and may be examined by interested individuals.
Mrs. Lee hosted a Christmas party for about thirty seniors at her Coppell home on Monday night. The group enjoyed games, dancing, and a beautifully decorated tree with laughter and hospitality from Mina Stark and Evelyn.
Exams will begin January 19 under Mr. Carver. After tests, the second semester starts with minor schedule changes. Miss Hickey continues commercial subjects but drops Commercial Arithmetic for Commercial Geography. Miss Stark teaches Economics. Mr Browning covers the Texas Revolution. Few other changes.
A playful fragment describes a couple meeting at Friendship and pursuing marriage across towns named Love and Ring. They wed in a Church location, then settle in Home. The tale mentions twins born in Idaho, with quirky place names like Panna and Whista.
About sixty attendees gathered for the junior Xemaa Prom held Monday night with music by Patti Laing and a committee including Stewart, Fred Kenejop, Mrs. Marigm Good, Mrs. D. Morrison, Stephen ton, and Mr. Dom sora.
Local church activities include Sunday School at 10 A M and a preaching service led by Pastor C A Good with Sunday and fourth Sunday plans. Several Dallas and Tyler visitors called on Carrollton residents, including Mrs. Marvin Denny and Mr. and Mrs. Joe Potts. Families from Dallas, Cumby, and Tyler spent the weekend visiting relatives in Carrollton and nearby towns.
Fragmented ad clippings mention seed oats for sale at a George place, a red spotted pig lost from L J Harper in Texas, and stray lines about merchants in Magu. The text includes garbled calls to visit a business college in Dallas and stray musings on home life and caution.
Fragmented items describe Christmas observances in Royce City and nearby areas. Betty Rae Roach spent the holiday with her father Dr. Roach. Emma and her daughter shared Christmas with relatives. Irene Carver improved after a hospital stay and returned home for Christmas. The Helier family celebrated in Commerce and others traveled to Streetman and Mumbai, with various remarks about holiday meals and gatherings.
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