Correspondence from Farmers Branch and Strawn visitors
RESPONDENCE Farmers Branch News reports Mrs Ray Thompson of Strawn Texas visiting friends while Mr and Mrs Truett Good vacation on the coast. Mrs Job God hosted houseguests in San Antonio as Methodial League plans a Trersire Flint at Mrs Lewis home Tuesday night. Eunice Masso Dennis of Coppell visits Mare kar at Ann Lesley this week. Richard McClendon and a party of six Future Farmers of America tour the Western States. Mrs C K Butts and daughter Nancy Gene returned from Knoxville Tennessee to visit Mr and Mrs Karl Butts. Karl Butts son Glenn Henry of Paula Valley Oklahoma underwent an operation at Scottioh Rite cripple hospital in Dallas and is improving. The Farmers Branch Cemetery Association will hold its regular monthly meeting at the Baptist Church Monday evening August 1. Daughter Mrs Joe Prater attended church at Hebron Sunday. C Adams and wife visited daughter Mrs Dalton Morgan and attended church near McKinney where Rev R Hilger was their former pastor. Rollie Hamer and wife visited her parents in Plano Sunday. J Choate and granddaughter LaWanda planned a visit to relatives in Terrell. The country had rain all last week and good rain Sunday. sunshine is hoped for.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. K. Butts
Nancy Gene
Knoxville
Tema
Afr
Karl Butts
C.K. Butts
Glenn Henry
Dayd C. Benry
Paula Valley
Okia
bin’ Fant
Scottioh ' Rite Cripple Hospital
Dallas
A. J. Henry
Hie Place
Farmers Branch
The
Baptist Church
Mrs Grace Brickell Visits Plano Hebron Relatives
Mrs Grace Brickell of New Orleans La summers in Prankford visiting her sister Mrs 50 Gregory and other relatives at Plano and Hebron. Henry Morris and wife visited her parents Mr and Mrs D Dosler at Hebron Sunday. Mrs Eaton recovering from a severe case of mumps. Mrs Denison visited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Brickell
New Orients
Gregory
Plano
Hebron
Henry Morris
D. , Dosler
J. ©. Eaton
Mra. Denison
McCormick Pharmacy Purchases Dover Nance Residence Property
The McCormick Pharmacy firm acquired the Dude Nance residence property. E H Bishop prepared to return from a trip to the Ozark regions and Missouri. Visitors included Mr and Mrs RO Connell and Mrs Marion Kennedy visiting relatives in Dallas while brick work begins on a new Leamy Addition device. Walter Stark notes DC Cashion finished farm building work and banking. McKamy brothers plus John and Charles headed to the coast for an eight day fishing trip, stopping at New Bravatols. The Chronicle notes printing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion Kennedy
Dall
Walter Stark
DC Cashion
McKamy
John
Charles
New Bravatols
Chronicle
Interesting Side-Lights on Electric Range Sales and Labor Laws
A survey notes United States electric range sales last year reached about 400000 units, up a third, with growth linked to parimutuel betting machines at race tracks. It also highlights widespread but incomplete regulation of women’s working hours, excluding domestic servants and farm wives.
The Burden On Those Who Toil by WayMOND PECAN
An analysis outlines the cost of industry on workers and families. It argues federal deficit and debt rise with wartime funding, urging production growth and worker cooperation as keys to national progress and economic resilience. The piece advocates confidence in constructive labor to sustain the nation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waymond Pecan
Trier
Raperionee
Mather
Bowe
Fragmented text hints at wage discussion involving Peter Paper
Reads as a fragment about freeing wages for an individual named Peter Paper with unclear context. The wording suggests a directive or promise but lacks concrete facts, dates, or organizations to confirm a coherent news item.
Surprise Party Planned Amid Domestic Turmoil
Mrs Wilkins hides a surprise party for Mr Perkins while his drunken chaos disrupts the family. The Perkins children cover the yard in fabric as Mrs Perkins orders chores, cleans, and calms the household. Later the family gathers peacefully to read and reflect, while the planned party looms.
Public Opinion Turns Conservative in Gallup Poll
A Washington writer reports on James Prenton and Gallup polls showing 72 percent of U S voters favor a more conservative government while 28 percent want liberal leadership. The survey, conducted by Dr George Gallup, suggests a shift toward conservatism in spending and business attitudes as the dominant public trend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Prenton
Washington
Gallup
George Gallup
Amerian Instituty of
Public Opinion
United States
Our Neighbors Buy In The First Five Months
What Our Neighbors Buy In the first five months of that Year our corneaport amounted to 11,000 bushels. In the same period of 1928 they totaled 25,000,000 bushels. This dramatic showing indicates agriculture remains a key part of our foreign trade this year. For January 1 through May, 26 percent of all our exports were farm products, up from last year. Foreign countries are buying more of our wheat, corn, meat and turd thin year.
Coal Tar Products Expand Perfume Making
Chemiats have developed a method to use coal tar in producing perfume ingredients or rapin flowers, enabling cheaper perfumes and a wider variety of scents.
New York Signs Stir Mild Debate On Park Etiquette
In the World of Tomorrow a harsh sign culture appears with keep off grass warnings on fairgrounds. Miss Betty Mafferty smiles at the signs and notes Lauener liked those single word reminders. The item hints at public reception to simple signage and its perceived friendliness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Launt
Betty Mafferty
Lauener
Gritz Seen as Experienced Choice for Texas Supreme Court
Dallas News argues for Richard Gritz in the state Supreme Court race. It praises his lengthy interior court service and commission of appeals experience, urging voters to value proven knowledge and judicial fairness over untested bench service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
State Supreme Court
Richard Gritz
Interior Court
Mere Rice
Com> Snission of Appeals
Govenor Dan Moody
Supreme Court
Allred
Anid
eCritz
To & Pont
Snd
Texas Canenot
Dallas News
Methodist Missionary Society News Notes in Yorth Carrollton
Mrs Dell Smith hosted the Methodist Missionary Society in her new home in Yorth Carrollton. Monday program featured members Kree ants and Mrs JC Parsley. A surprise birthday shower honored Mrs NW Oliver. The society voted to sponsor a home talent play in the near future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yorth Carrollton
Dell Smith
Methodist Missionary Society
JC Parsley
NW Oliver
Wading and Gubserivn The Poy Te Fe Pepreaniat Rt Yatpa
Mrs RN Mobfillan returns home after a two week stay in Corsicana and Houston with her kin. The note appears to recount travel or family matters in a small town paper with fragmented wording and unclear context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
RN Mobfillan
Corsicana
Houston
Company letter about power firm contact in Carrollton area
Fragmentary notice requests information from Co. A. Good addressed to the Representative of the Texas Power and Light Company for Carrollton Farmers Branch Hebron Addison and Lake Dallas areas. The message provides two phone numbers for Mr. Good and the company contact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas Power & Liqrt CO
Carrollton
Farmers Branch
Hebron
Addison and
Lake Dnline
Mr. Good
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Ray Thompson
Strawn
Relativ
Joe Prater
C. Adame
Rollie Hamer
Prankford News
McCormick Pharmacy
Iherbet
Nance
H Bishop
Ozarkest Arkatons
Missouri
RO Connell
Emery
USA
Peru
Oscar Rear
Brewers Foundation
FALE
Nousande
United Brewers Industrial Foundation
East 40Th Street
New York, N. Y
Ade
Abe
Mra. Perkine
Mra. Wilkins
Locum's
Wilkins
Elds
Tom
Sylvester
Roberta
Gwendolyn
Abe Hu
Crutz
Methodist Missionary Society News
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