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Newspaper
Carrollton Chronicle
Location
Carrollton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1931
Page
5
Frankford News reports a local correspondence item detailing a wave of disturbances affecting families and residents. It lists multiple households in Lakeview and Handley, noting visits between kin and neighbors and ongoing social exchanges amid the unrest.
Mrs H R Nance and children visited relatives in Carrollton while Ms Rena Lott Romaine Cook and others visited Mina Blorine Odow. A large crowd attended Addison's commencement exercises with a program featuring Vera Beth Brimbeth and others.
Willow Springs residents and visitors fill a Sunday with family visits and casual gatherings at local parks and homes. Notable attendees include Grimes family, Mrs Lew Martin, Mina Huttiv Grimes, Mira, and others from nearby towns.
Local families gather for a busy weekend with multiple visits and Sunday events. Mentioned are Simmons and family, Willie Neil, alib Johnson, Neloun, Mrs Wow, AW Davis, Ban Davis, Mira Pat and others visiting various towns and returning home.
The Pitahaya may become a commercial product in Texas with tentative steps toward market release. Officials note vast potential as an exotic fruit, likened to a mix of wing and venison in taste. Locals in West Texas have long eaten it, and some hotels have served it as a novelty.
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