Hebron Area Correspondence Highlights Weekend Visits
Notes from Hebron and nearby towns recount visits by Mr. and Mrs. Davis and Mr. and Mrs. Davia of Cleburne, a birthday gathering for Mrs. W Morris, a revival led by Rev. and Mrs. Greer of Sanger, and other social calls. Families from Dallas Denison Carrollton Fort Worth and Denton are mentioned visiting local residents, with several trips to Walnut Springs and Oklahoma City. Ted May from Fort Bliss is noted as visiting.
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W. J. Davis
Jeff Davia
Cleburne
W. Morris
Everrome
ASP
McClary Af
Denton
Mrs. Morris Lord J
Jeff Hoakina
Ft. Worth
Mra
John Miller
Miller
Walnut Springs
Greer
Sanger
Nannie McCormick
Carrollton
Boj] Hoskins
Stns
Ben Davia
R. W. Everett Jr
Dallas
Weldon Isom
B. Tsom
Mrs. Green Isom
Carreston
RT. Davia
Buck Lord of
Denison
RH Godfrey
Sweetwarter
Texas
Aid
Bob Knight
L. H. Lewis
For Ney
Charlie Lew
G.B. Smith
G.K. Butts
Misa Katherine Southerland
Oklahoma City
Ted May
Ft. Bliss
Hunller Union Revival Closes In Farmers Branch
The Hunller Union of the Methodist Church met Tuesday night as a ten day revival program concluded Sunday. Attendees included families from Pine Bluff Arkansas, including Joe L McClellan and his children along with Mrs Raymond and daughter Frederick Mies.
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The
Methodist Church
Joe L McClellan
Raymond
Frederick
Mies
Pine Bluff
Ark
Coppell Happenings and local ball results
Carl Cheater of Ft Worth visited the Millers and returned home Sunday. Jana Miller visits sister Mrs Anne Smith in Henderton. Tillie Tanner is seriously ill after several weeks. Sunday ball games against Trinity Portland Coppell split two games with TP 16 Coppell 1 in first game and Coppell 8 TP 1 in second.
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Carl Cheater
Ft. Worth
A. B. Miller
Jana Miller
Anne Smith
Henderton County
Stes Tillie Tanner
Trinity Portland
Bits of philosophy Dean V White Fermus State College
Expect only a part of what you hope for. Some folks do nothing to afford making mistaken. Borrowed dens may not be worth returning. Of two evils choose neither. A forced smile is never effective. Money will not buy all that you need.
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Bits OF Philosophy
V. White
Utility Ownership Debate Marks Roosevelt Era Policy Clash
An editorial from the Dallas News argues that private utility ownership functioned as de facto public ownership, urging government regulation to align with public welfare. It criticizes the opposition committee’s statement as overlooking holding company finance and calls for steady, not heated, policy to prevent a looming utility monopoly. The piece notes newspapers require signed letters for publication and rejects unsigned submissions.
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Committee of Utility Executives
Nurria
Aig
Roosevelt
Committee of Public Utility Excet
Dallun News
Fresh Spice Cake From Chronicle Scrapbook
A recipe for a moist spice cake uses 12 cup fat 1 cup dark brown sugar and 2 teaspoons cinnamon. Mix cream fat and sugar add milk eggs and remaining ingredients then bake in a hollow pan 25 minutes at moderate heat and cool before frosting.
Household hints on preserving and flavor tips
A compact advice note lists household hints about improving fruit flavor with salt and keeping vegetables fresh. It mentions storing stalks in cold water and cautions against overprocessing or overcooking. The fragment also references preserving berries and jars in reserve storage.
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Berriex
Worth Knowing How to Remove White Marks From Furniture
Tips claim to remove water or heat caused white marks with warm water and soap. Wipe dry, use a sponge with alcohol, rub with fur niture polish on a soft cloth, and you will be pleased with the result.
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T He Rysulta
Home Sewing and Mild Medical Home Remedies
This item gives practical sewing tips for buttons collars and ties using dental cord or grocery string and mentions inside snap fasteners for collars. It also covers ivy poisoning treatment with horse solution and zinc ointment plus boric solution or lime water and cautions consulting a physician if severe.
New York World's Fair unveils two mile amusement loop
Grover Whalen proclaims the 1939 fair will host the largest, most varied amusements in exposition history. A 240 acre loop along Meadow Lake features a 70 foot facade, landscaped areas, and a 111 million dollar state amphitheatre with marine stage for shows and extravaganzas.
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New York
Grover Whalen
The
Pale Corporation
USA Lence
Meadow Lake
Arlington and Area Tables of Local Socials and Health Notes
Local notes record many Arlington residents visiting relatives in Whalaharra and San Antonio. Mentions of Vandergrift Mayer Thompson families, school-teacher Miss Ruby Tipton, and Betty Mae Roach with Dallas trips. Also reports illnesses and medical care from Dr. Whitney, hospital moves for Hebron and Clyde Russell infection, plus baby news and cafe worker changes.
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Mika Nellie Pletcher
Cleburne
Ruby Tpton
Betty Mae Roach
Dorothy Jay Maddox
Dallas
Whitlock
Fay McMillan
Teacher's College
Denton
Mina Ann Rushing
Reed
Blue Ridge
John Hill
Hebron
Partland Hospital
Whitney
They're Using More Juice in Texas
Austin reports May power production rose sharply from April and last May. Bureau of Business Research notes 18 large Texas utilities produced 202 million kilowatt hours, up 7 percent from April and 27 percent from May last year. Industrial and commercial consumption also climbed, with broad gains across sectors in May.
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Austin
Texas
jTexas
Bureau of Business Research
Uos
Ame Universian
Berryhill Family Vacation Visit in South Carolina
Mr and Mrs EOP Berryhill and two children leave to visit his brother in South Carolina. They recently moved into the Harrison Nix house on Clinton Street and Waverly Drive and will occupy the former Berryhill residence in the future, per Carrollton Chronicle.
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Eop Berryhill
South Carolina
Harrison Nix
Clinton Street
Waverly Drive
Dating County
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Farmers Branch News
Copeland and Thevenet, Inc
Republic Bank
Theo. Copeland, JR
the Chronicle
Chronicle Scrapbook
L. F. Blanton
Ife
Mra W
Vandergriff
Arlington
Charley Mayer
Margaret Thompson
Whlaharra
Mra JT
Vandergrift
Bobbi
Afrs
Jarmon
Bill Sulette
Malcolm Shehaoe
Hot Grimes
Jim Henderson
Tom Fall
Betty Rae Roach
TN Roach
Royce City
Mrs. Chambers
Farmers Branch
Rob Gulledge
Mark Steele
Farmers
Branch
Clyde Russell
POR Salyay McCormick’s Pharmacy
Carrativon, Teves
L. D
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