Addison Area Notes on Ill Father and Local Visits
Frankford news notes Henry Morris and wife at Addison at the bedside of RH Morris who is seriously ill but improving. Additon visitors include Mrs Branhaman, Mrs JC Eaton, Rollie Hamer visiting Dallas sister, Clyde Grimes and family. Raymond Sams at Addison and Effie Gallop wed Worley Gallop's daughter in Addison with Rev Ruskin officiating. Guests included Rev Grigg, Rev Batchelor, Marion Gregory and wife from Dallas. The region saw rain Monday morning as Northwest Dallas content.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Morris
Addison
RH Morris
Seema
Tweeday
PW Junker, Jr
Bama
Herbert
Hal Crowlay
Rollie Hamer
Jimmie Ademo
Grover Buchanan
Earneat Melton
Anich
Ported Eadt
Hebron Happenings in Broad Parish Notes
Local column lists visits and leisure in Hebron area. Mr Pred Everett and family visit sem Charlie at Kauftown. Buddy Carpenter of Plano accompanies. appendectomy patient improving. Mrs Edd Lane returns home after Baylor hospital stay. Numerous neighbors and relatives visit, travel to Dallas, Plano, McKinney, Glen Rose, Mineral Wells. a two week Wyoming trip. a covered dish luncheon honors Mrs J O Young at her mother’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pred Everett
Charlie
Kauftown
Stra
Buddy Carpenter
Plano
Charlie Ty Ndy
Edd Lane
Baylor Hospital
Mint Boyle
Jane Staggers
Versnelle Miller
Mia
W . Miller
McKinney Thia
Waymon
ePent
Jost
Dallas
Mir
Weldon Fyers
RT Davis
Mire
LK Belt
Flugh McCor
Mick
BA Horton
Seagoville
Mra
Ray Meador
Patey Jean
Streeter, Ilinois
Homer Horton
Mra J
Young
Mra R V Everett
Mrs. Young
Coppell Happenings and Obituary Notes
The infant son of Mr and Mrs W E Grace died Saturday morning. Funeral services were held at 2:00 Sunday at the Methodist church. The children of Mr Wat Thomas honored her with a surprise birthday picnic in Grapevine Springs Park Sunday. Five of her seven children, several grandchildren, and Mr and Mrs WE Kennedy of Carrollton attended. Mina Sylvia Simmons of Dal and Miss Clennie Denning of Ft Worth spent the weekend at Clennie’s home. The Coppell Methodist church sponsors an all day picnic and singing at their church on Sunday July 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W E Grace
Methodist Church
Wat Thomas
Grapevine Springs Park
WE Kennedy
Carrollton
Mina Sylvia Simmona
Daland Mins
Clennie Denning
Ft. Worth
Oakend
Clennie
Coppell
Ehureh Ds
During Drowning Rescue Trials Advice For Rescuers
An article outlines a manual resuscitation sequence for drowning victims. It describes a four hour rhythm to restore breathing, including patient positioning, rhythmic swings, and maintaining warmth until medical help arrives. It emphasizes not moving the patient and keeping them warm in a lying position pending professional care.
Baked fruit and nut pudding from old scrapbook
Recipe details a fruit and nut pudding using mincemeat and brown sugar. Break mincemeat, add water, boil until dry, cool, beat eggs with sugar, fold in flour with baking powder, bake in a lined pan at 275 degrees for about one hour, serve cold with cream. Serves eight.
Kitchen Tips for Food Prep and Frosting Flavors
A fragmented note advises softening dry coconut over boiling water, serving grapefruit and oranges in salads, and using scissors to trim white portions. It mentions warming a Baker on the stove until salt dries and adding melted butter to frosting to improve flavor and prevent tracking.
Practical Household Tips From A Family Doctor Note
One article lists constipation relief through water before breakfast and a diet rich in cornmeal cereals greens fruit and honey. It also suggests chewing food finer for many cures and offers sewing tips for repairing sheer fabric with backing material. Other advice covers soaking old jar rubbers, making a funnel from an unglued paper bag, and cutting envelopes for practical use.
Inspiring Life Lessons From Carrollton Men
A fragment remarks on kindness and self-control, urging smiling outwardly while aiding others, noting men outgrow bad habits when not fun. It humorously argues against gossip and argues against loud calls for wealth equality, suggesting discontent stems from ease.
Bits of Seo Hite and Local Notices in Dallas and Wharton
A garbled local item page mentions Miss Bobbie Baxley visiting Dallas with her aunt and Ab s Jewel Martin sending subscriptions. It notes Mrs W W Perry’s thanks for a weekly subscription and repeats social notes about Alice Ruth Parsley’s return from Denton County and references to local families and education quips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bobbie Baxley
Dallas
Jasteek
W.W. Perry
Local visitors and ailments noted in weekend gatherings
Miss O ji Smith of Dallen spent the weekend here with her mother. Jon Evans plans a visit in Denton county with his son. Keon Russell of Duncanville spent the weekend with his parents. Johnsons of fallen visited with Ander family. Hollis Williams suffers an infected finger from a mosquito bite. Bud Reamby and son and Ruth Hug of Dallas visit. Gerald Deen Lancaster confined with malaria fever. Herman Allen and Barbara of Mt. Worth spent Sunday with Brake family. Walter Evans visited in Waco during vacation. Winnie Kirby of Lewineville and Dorothy Sparks of Dallas visited Friday with Anders won family. Noble Whitlock and children of Gladewater visited here. Chronicle does job printing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jon Evans
Denton County
WR Evans
Keon Russell
Duncanville
Ava
RE Russell
J L Johnson
Fallen
Dh Anderson
Hollis Williams
Bud Reamby
Ruth Hugmother
Dallas
Carrollton
Suni
Gerald Deen Lancaster
Herman Allen
Barbara
Mt. Worth
EW Brake
Walter Evans
Waco
Murt
Texas
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Wisite Tor
Hebron
RY Davis
WJ Davis
Cleburne
John Miller
Raymond Miller
Mixy Della
Mae Howard
McKinney
Charlie Lowe
John Isom
Dre
TW Morris
Say
D W Jackson
LK Beit
Americas
Shou
Raae Sen Ne
Nascar
Chronicle Scrapbook
Woek
The
Wins
Seein Fon Sven Tome
L. F
Blanton
Seo Hite
Jewel Martin
Bob Hill
Wharton
Alice Ruth Parsley
Denton
County
Washington News
Washington Digest
William Brockart
Capital
Scere
Lair
McCormick's Pharmacy
Carraliton
Tees
Miss O «Ji Smith of
Dallen
Tee Chronicle
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