Denton Visitors Share Week with Local Families
Local residents from Denton and Dallas visited area families this week, staying with Mrs. J. K and Mrs. R. T. Davis. Mr. and Mrs. Predona Harrison and Mrs. Foster of Dallas were among those spending time with relatives and friends, accompanying Mrs. AL of Denton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foster
Anday
Denton
Verett
Ona Harrison
Dallas
J. K
R. T. Davis
Copnell
Gladys McDonald
Tne
Boyston
Prudie Thompson
Addie Bell Hood
Sylvia Wood
Teusie Mac Scott
Clarence Breeding
Bennett Gentry
Lois and
Raymond Tinsley
Clifton
Vier Harrison
Lewisville
Tom Duncan
Nan Harrison
Bill Davis
Eagle Mountain Lake
Hessie Melton
C. P. Thomas
Bob Locket
Raymond Foster
Ft. Worth
Lund
A. B
Miller
Local Notes and Outings Across Carrollton Area
A frontier town round up of visits, family news, church revival notices, school and sports chatter, and regional concerns. Residents include Mra Lewis, Ruth Eytelle Smith, Jo McManus, Dorothy Mist, and Misa Dolores Ford. Community events feature a Baptist Revival, Coppell baseball results, and ongoing discussions on roads, oil, and employment in Texas towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mise
Ruth Eytelle Smith
We Dle
Davis
Ord Woversl
Dorothy
Jo McManus
Mt. Worth
Ishia
Ban Grauity
Mra
Bater Hatihwitan
Shrimer
New
Mexico
j_ ManeStanfesy Burney
Mount Sequoya
Payettovilla
Arkansas
Berry Dumplings Recipe Note
Chronicle scrapbook lists a berry dumplings method with 2 cups flour 4 teaspoons baking powder 1/4 teaspoon salt 4 tablespoons fat and 2 3/4 cups cold water. Mix dry ingredients cut in fat then add water to form soft dough. Roll to one eighth inch, cut into eight pieces and top with cooked berries of any variety.
Household Hints on Summer Yellow Tones
Yellow fabrics shift as hot season arrives with lime yellow for evenings and golden wheat maize and butterscotch shades popular for daytime wear. Accessories in yellow recommended to match outfits and complete summer wardrobes.
Doughnut Cutter Tips Stirred in Old Text
In earlier kitchen guidance, dipping the doughnut cutter in hot water prevents sticking. When separating eggs use a shell piece to remove yolk residue. Edges are noted as sharper than a spoon. For trait pies dampen pastry edge with milk rather than water to hold better and avoid juice boiling over.
The Family Doctor Home Remedies From Old Cough Mixtures to Window Fixes
An old column offers home remedies such as honey and lemon for coughs with warm milk and butter, advice on easing violent whooping cough, and methods to stop sticking windows and furniture using windry soup and hot lard. It also lists removing varnish and making caustic solution with four parts water and one part caustic, then scraping after application.
Sewing tips for crocheting and mending carpets
Instructions describe securing vintage crochet by pulling the last loop through to finish a piece and rejoin later. A thimble pushed into a glove finger aids mending carpet rags on the bias to prevent bulky seams.
Unable to determine a proper headline from the fragment
Text appears to be a garbled quote about an animal described as high price and related to pulling strength rather than kicking. No clear event person or organization can be identified.
Tax Dodging and Lawyer Ethics Debate in Carrollton
A Carrollton reader letter rails against tax dodging and criticizes lawyers who aid in avoidance. The writer urges bar associations to condemn such practices and appeals to local citizens to support honest business to sustain the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas County
Meng Ob
Attan
Ioyal Wohn
Also Mentioned on This Page
Dallan Tay
Lewis
Rarmers
Gordon Cole
Bob Knight
Misa Dolores Ford
John Kirby
Misa Pegeen Wade
Italy
Waxahuthio
Ramsey
Carrollton
Sanger
Bolivar
Tom Gentry
Kaufman
JJ Anderson
Texas
Natura
Amisouth Development Council
Desstroy
Texane
All South Development Counci
Council
All-South Development Council
Faithionad
Miivhi
Community (Natural Gas Co
Garrollton
L. F. Blanton
Chronicle Scrapbook
Tess
McCormick
Pharmac
Bexas
Northwest
L. D
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