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Newspaper
Carrollton Chronicle
Location
Carrollton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 17, 1931
Page
5
Addison News reports Mr and Mrs Lewis and others visiting relatives, with many residents spending a Sunday trip to see family. Numerous names appear in a flurry of social calls, visits, and vacations across Dallas, Audigy Cayo, Shevuiwn, Heron, and surrounding areas.
Community notes from Hebron record visits and church attendance across nearby towns. Families such as Wei Elarpur and relatives from Wit Hig Shoring traveled to Dilla and Grapevine Park, with Mrs. Naomi McWorminis in Weluse Spring and Mrs. Smotherman visiting Lip in Texas. Local attendees included Joe Holbert, Suu Gregory, Ernest Conaway, and John Everett, while church events and dinners highlighted weekend gatherings and a parish report.
Frankford News notes the HLL and Coole families depart Monday for a fun work stay at Mineral Wells. D. Gregory and wife with Al Gregory and wife visited their Grapevine area on Sunday. Brivis Realy and wife of San travel is mentioned in fragmentary form.
Amid a jumble of names and places, the report notes Antonie wep visiting Weslater Mex with Hope Nagen and family. Joy Mutcalfe and wife and John Pearson with wife and daughter All of Dallas vialred thinjr wut in Plain Baborday. Mrs Robinson and daughter Helen of Bethany visited her mother Mexika Sunday. Protracted events and community gatherings recur around Addison Rap Watehareh and local families over Saturday and Sunday.
Willow Springs social page lists numerous visits and gatherings. Families including Grimes, Chomley, and Conway are noted visiting, hosting, or attending Sunday events, with names such as Alice Grimes, Miss Hustla Gules, and Mrs. Pearl Nuvi involved in informal gatherings and candy making at homes and at sanitarium events.
Farmers Branch items report Mrs. WB Cass at her daughter's bedside in Avuluwu and Miss Maurine Dennis visiting a young relative’s home Friday night. Attendees included Missee Ann Tulluffer, Virginia Thompson, Mark Thompson, John Tom Padgett, J. M. Butta, and Emma Good who went to Dallas for eye surgery and expects to return soon. W. Hunter spent the week in Lancaster with Belle Strick. Ted May and Arthur May from Dallas visited their father Edward May in Parisine. Edgar Shebane and sons Ray Marshall and Richard left for Galveston for a week.
The Byrne Simplified Shorthand system touted by writers at Cochran's Clipet and Dallas area figures draws crowds eager for speed and accuracy in copy. Lectures note the system's use by Byrne and its claimed dominance in Southwest business writing education.
Fragmented lines recall local history with mentions of Charley McKinny expanding on northeast farmland projects while Barns and Vararies age resource needs loom. Rob Walebtly builds a new sonay in Farmers Branch and Abe li of Richardson figures in regional commerce with Lyon Gray Lumber Co.
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