Farmers Branch News Highlights and Social Notes
Saturday events honor Mrs. Jamies Daniel former Miss Bill Stanley. Guests decorated with larkspur as Emmet Winch and Rush hosted a Seventh grade party at Mrs. Ray Thomming home. Miss Butler started a Good Citizenship Club for summer readers with Monday 4 pm book distributions.
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Farmers Branch
Jamies Daniel
Bill Stanley
Ray Thompson
Pring Flowers
Emmet Winch
Irs
Rush
Ray Thomming
Kid Springs
Angie Butler
Butler
Hackberry HDC Meets at Brim Home for May Meeting
Hackberry Home Demonstration Club met May 26 at Mrs. Henry Brim's home with opening exercises. Reports on orchard work and a health aid demonstration by Miss Leggitt followed. The group presented a shower for Mrs. Bum, and Mrs. H W Taliaferro will host June 9.
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Hackberry Home
Henry Brim
John R. Martin
Davis Leggitt
Miss Leggitt
Bum
Frankford News Seventies Annual Decoration Day Observed
Enos Eaton and family of Bethany Talmadge and wife Addison spent Sunday with their parents J C Eaton and wife Jim Adams and wife visited her parents at Parker Friday and Saturday. Jackie Starnes passed away at McKinney hospital Friday with funeral at Parker Presbyterian church Saturday and burial at Big Spring cemetery. Alvin Mitchell of Barksdale visited Charles Collinsworth Saturday night and Sunday. Eldridge Brooks and family of Dallas visited Sam Odom and wife Sunday and attended decorations. Port Montgomery and family and Mrs Brady visited Mrs Hope Nance and attended decorations Sunday. A large crowd attended decoration services Sunday with Hon George P Brown of McKinney giving the principal address. The Way We Ney editor Tom Perkins spoke. There was singing with accordion solos by Mrs Beth Jackson Sofrelis and a duet by Mogenne and June Vinne. A rain front visited Friday morning. Dorothy Eaton spent Friday to Sunday with singer Mrs Talmadge Evans near Addi Ray Wylie and family Clyde Grimes and family and Miss Hamer visited Rollie Hamer and wife and attended decoration Sunday.
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Jim Adams
Parker
Jackie Starnes
McKinney Hospital
Parker Presbyterian Church
Big Spring Cemetery
Alvin Mitchell
Barksdale
Charles Collinsworth
Eldridge Brooks
Dallas
Sam Odom
Port Montgomery
Trevis Brady
Brady
Hope Nance
Lrge
George P. Brown
McKinney
Bend the Twig Lim
Tom Perkins
McKin
The
Way Wi Ney
Beth Jackson Sofrelis
Ft. Worth
Mogenne
June Vinne
Dorothy Eaton
Rai
Talmadge Evans
Addi
Ray Wylie
Clyde Grimes
Miss Hamer
Rollie Hamer
Dallas preacher to speak at Union Baptist Church Sunday
Johnny Womack of Dallas will preach Sunday at the Union Baptist church. Mrs Hooker Vandergriff and her children from Arlington spent Friday night here with relatives and attended the music recital. A number of Carrolton residents attended the Woodrow School of Expression Revestal last Wednesday night with Donna Baxley and Tomi a Joe Vandergriff among the pupils. the event was held in Dallas.
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Reford Houston
Arlington
J. E. Mayberry
A. J. Williams
Greggton
Texas
W. D. Gosset
Elmer Tracy
Johnny Womack
Dallas
Union Baptist Church
Hooker Vandergriff
Arlingt
Carrollton
Woodrow School of Expression Revestal
Donna Baxley
Tom Iia
Joe Vandergriff
Fragmented OCR item mentions event and people in Pennsylvani a
An OCR fragment references Derrybil Paysurngt Amari Porat and a presentation at a college in Mplwnae Pennsylvani a with a mix of unclear names and roles including Nadine and Bowroe Nadine oe Wehactee Norwood. The garbled text suggests an event summary with attendees.
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Mplwnae
Penn, LLC
Nadine
Local Elsie News Snippet From Carrollton Area
Mis Aprale Marie Hudier of Farmers Branch visited Carrollton for several days with Dorothy Maddox and Petty Roach. Miss Veda Ratliff, recently operated on for acute appendicitis at Baylor Hospital, returned home Wednesday greatly improved. The Chronicle does job printing.
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Misa Apralé Marie Hudier
Farmers Branch
Vnte
Dorothy Jay Maddox
Petty Rae Roach
Veda Ratliff
Carrollton
Baylos Hospital
the Chronicle
Study on Texas youth crime cites rising delinquency trends
Dr A Manuel at the University of Texas Center reports findings for the Texas Commission on Coordination in Education. The ninth in a series surveys youths aged up to 20, noting 74 white boys and 44 white girls among 20 year olds, with 258 white boys and 14 Negroes 16 to 19 in state training schools as of Feb 16 1929. The girls training school held 242 pupils in Aug 1938. Texas Prison System inmates include 826 youths 17 to 19 and 1,000 aged 20 to 24 as of Dec 81 1988, with half under 20 at State institutions. The piece argues crime is youths’ problem and urges prevention and rehabilitation.
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Austin
Texan
Mie
A. Manuel
University of Texard Center
Manuel
Texas Commission On Coordnation
Texas
Pirla
Rehool
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