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Newspaper
Carrollton Chronicle
Location
Carrollton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1939
Page
4
The First Baptist Church has called Rev Colton of Fort Worth as pastor. He and his wife moved into the parsonage and he preached last Sunday and will again next Sunday. He is secured for full-time duties after completing his education in Fort Worth. Subscription rates and local notices are listed.
A fragmented historical column blends debates on education and the British empire with reflections on how newspapers shape the news. It questions modern music and sectarian influence, parodies a commencement address, and recalls Coleridge while noting local social items and WPA funding scrutiny amid a broader political backdrop.
Faith American agriculture faces serious problems yet farmers unite through marketing cooperatives. The growing membership and business volume mark a significant shift as farmers rely on themselves rather than awaiting government action. Industrial News Review.
A brief item describes a first grade picnic on a homeowner’s lawn with about 30 children and Mrs. Hooker Vandergriff attending. Arlington seventh graders gathered Monday night for a school exercise on stage with Tommie Joe Vanderants receiving a class prize. The Chronicle notes Gustavn’s paper and a community assist claim.
A formal Texas notice to answer a petition filed in Dallas County District Court in 1939. The document names Gladys Wentortt and others as respondents, details weekly publication for four weeks, sets a return date, and records Pearl Smith as Clerk with the seal of Dallas County.
University of Texas hosts a summer course by W. T. Rolfe and students exploring Mexican background and adaptations in Southwestern building design. The program covers architecture, design, social issues, and suitable types of buildings for Texas.
A Providence Journal analysis argues extreme income tax rates harm the economy. It cites 1916 tax data showing high rates yielded little net gain and diverted funds from industry. The piece notes Wyoming Rhode Island and low legislatures approving a constitutional convention to cap rates at 25 percent, aiming to revive industry and end the decade-long depression.
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