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Newspaper
Carrollton Chronicle
Location
Carrollton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 28, 1938
Page
5
The National Safety Council reports 35 percent of accidents occur in homes and 34 percent are automotive. Over the last decade accidental deaths have climbed 15 percent, with risk present at home, on streets and highways, and at work, underscoring urgent need for accident insurance.
The notice announces the issuance of an accident policy under the banner of The Security. No Red Tape details appear, and the snippet provides only the branding without explicit terms, coverage, or dates.
Mrs H W Talliaferro and relatives traveled to Fordyce Arkansas for the funeral of Mrs C B Huntley. Mrs Chas Lewis hosted a birthday supply for Mrs Law son Lewis Tuesday night. Ray Rasberry at Jones Clinic in Dallas awaiting a tonsil operation. Methodist Missionary Society met at Mrs H W Talliaferro’s home Monday with a talk on Social Relations by Mrs Glenn Gravney. James Everett Harrison celebrated his sixth birthday with a party at home Saturday attended by Tiny Cox Maurine Cox 4 8 Smith Jimmy Hill and Betty Lou Stanley. G W Bruton of Hurlinson Texas visited relatives. Tom Fields rode along on a flight with Col Harry Byrd’s plane to view high water and local highways. Mayor Geo Sprague of Dallas joined the trip. Roy Rasherry also participated.
Communication asks representatives in Carrollton Farmers Branch Hebron Addison and Lake Dallas to contact Ms Good for information about weekly weight service, providing Carrollton and home phone numbers 90 and 64 for reach.
The Farmers Branch 4 H club met at Doris Fords house with the president in charge. Minutes were read and approved, the roll called, yearbooks distributed, and songs sung for ten minutes. Members learned candle wick bed spreads and bed making, elected new officers Bula Jean Brown as orchard demonstrator and Louise Harrison as reporter, and refreshments followed adjournment.
Rabbi David Philipson, former president of the National Union of Hebrew Congregations, criticizes churches and synagogues for using bingo to raise funds. He regrets religious authorities continue this practice and warns it may invite youth and adults toward more questionable gambling methods.
The American workman earning 1300 dollars annually worked 82 days last year to support federal state and local government. Tax experts estimate that taxes, direct and hidden, equaled 32 days of labor.
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