Musical Recital At Bluth School Draws Crowd
A Friday night musical recital at Bluth School drew a sizable audience amid ideal weather. Students including Yoon, Tae Lee, Jad Byrd, and Jack Lewis performed several numbers to general enjoyment. After the program, Seventh Grade diplomas and awards were presented, with remarks praising Mrs. Martin for selecting entertaining pieces. The route home included a Rio Grande Valley trip, water hazards in Brownsville, and ongoing local industry and utility discussions about upgrading power and pipe infrastructure.
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Bluth
Yoon Uking
Tae Lee Eloave
Tun Wpcore
Georgin
Myers
Cale Hisoe
Jan Byrd
Jack Lewis
Martin
Uxt
Lou
B. W. Burnett
Riof
Valley
Mexico
Thre
Brownsville
Kerrville
Baan
Lawn Valley
Minnie Dearing
Carrollton Delegation to Represent City in Galveston
Carrollton will be represented by Fire Chief L. Chuatain and Barnett Berry at an event in Galveston next week. They depart Monday night for the southern port and will attend for four days, with plans to tour nearby attractions and coastal scenery upon return.
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Galveston
Isbald
Carrollton
L.chuatain
Barnett Berry
Harpathon
Chuatain
Gre Marshall
Galven Tulsa
Shere
Chantain
Perry
Rev DLW Nix extended as pastor by congregation
The Rev DLW Nix, who preached at the Baptist church last Sunday, was extended by the congregation for a six year term to serve as pastor. He accepted the position this week, taking up duties as pastor.
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Dlw
Nix
Mia Thais
Arlington
Lina Sistaer
Maupsan
Wiothy
Pioneer Church to Hold Annual Adoul Reunion
The Pleasant View Baptist Church reunion will be held Sunday June 16 at Fisher Station Working Bird Lane north of Latomynd Country Club. Rev William Ryan will deliver the sermon. services begin at 10 with Sunday School followed by preaching at 11. A prayer vigil and reminiscences by members and visitors close the day at 2. All former members and visitors welcome. Church secretary Siem Hampton Fisher reports planning by Senior Desenn Ras Hulfwan.
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Pleasant View
Jobn H. Bwilumy
Dallas County
Nayog Bean
Viuwer
Siem Hampton Fisher
Churub
Wecrwlary
Hale
Senlor Desenn
Ras Hulfwan
Lapiias
Coppell
Lillows
Wolcomm Addivas
Bnet
Hill of
Arthur K Grawley and Miss Ruby Hale United In Marriage
Arthur K Grawley and Miss Ruby Hale were married last Saturday evening June 1 at 6 15 o clock. Rev Bassett of the Baptist church officiated in a ceremony witnessed by Mr and Mrs Harry Summers and many Hale family friends. The couple will reside at the Nix house on the hill after Mr Grawley takes a position with the Chevrolet Company in Cleveland. The bride, daughter of Mr and Mrs Riot Hale, is young in the town’s social circle and the community extends best wishes for a happy voyage on the sea of matrimony.
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Arthur K Grawley
Ruby Hale
Marine
Bassett
Harry Summers
Hale
Gala Bailey
Minn Jewel Bidles
Lawndale
Che Grou
Oldestann
J. B. Graviey
Vane
Chevrolet Company
Cavenilton
Hare
Nix
Smoky Vandergriff
Riot Hale
Farmers Branch School Holds Closing Exercises in 1920s Ceremony
Farmers Branch School concluded the term with a May ceremony featuring a health program, a May Pole dance, and student performances. Seventh grade awards highlighted Lawson Lewis, Richard Goole, and other pupils from Dallas County. Graduation day listed valedictorian Marie Butler and diplomas presented by Rev Drake and others. Certificate awards went to students with perfect attendance.
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Parmwes
Howe
Selyool
Lawson Lewis
Dallas County
Rlchard Goole
Realsime
Seade
Elven
Ryan Tovacatsin
Drake
Hollis
Marsh Jane Lone Claus
Rosell Ciagn
Wil Ted May Longhaw
Marie Butler
America
Maurine Depoia
Stelle
Fourth Class Postmaster Examination for Farmers Branch
Notice of an examination for fourth class postmasters to be held in Dallas Texas. Applications close June 21 1929. Details and blanks available at Farmers Branch post office. Potential vacancy at Farmers Branch.
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Farmers Branch
Dallas
Texas
Pamera
Cloan
Armera
Homecoming Day at Coppell Church Invites Community
A garbled notice invites all to Coppell for a yearly Home Coming Day at the Lapias church. The program includes congregational songs, special choirs, prayer, and offerings. Events start with a morning service and continue through an afternoon program with music and a play.
Awards and diplomas handed at Carryston School
At Carryston School awards were given Friday for diplomas to seventh graders and prizes to top students. Sixty seven students across several branches received awards, with twenty absent or not ready receiving certificates later. JW Graving and Christine Mayes received special honors for attendance and scholarship respectively, while Dearing earned two department awards.
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Carryston
Ingaleal
Guystrean
Khel Luehwr
Boen
Mian Dearing
Christine Mayes
Carrollton
Commencement Exercises Held Amid Harsh Weather
Carrollton graduation day proceeded despite threatening weather. The program featured remarks by Hon. Wan Mutlras of Walls and an address by Mr. McCraw on life duties. Prof Join W. Gunstreany offered a diatomus note, while the class listened as graduates moved forward.
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Carrollton
Wisell
Wan
Walls
McCraw
W. Gunstreany
Women Missionary Meeting at Upbin Baptist Church
WM U. are entertained by Mrs J J Brate and family in Dallas on Monday afternoon. Mrs George Peters of Oak Chip joins as visiting member. President Mrs S D Myers calls meeting to order. Opening song Glory to His Name, reading from Colossians, prayer led by Mrs W D Ryke. Minutes read, quarterly report presented, two motions discussed, attendance and roll call recorded. Ice cream and cake served. July hostess Mrs Lona Smith signals next gathering.
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Upbin
Mrv
Mes
J.j.brate
Dallas Mennday
George Peters
Ouk
D. Myers
Meritore
W. D. Byke
Prayue
Businese
Winutes
H.C. Nanco
Wade Iyko
Flaven
Mra
Allen Miler
Gaorge Petyrs
Anverw McRight
Lona Smith
Unida
Mrs Chandler Died In Carrollton
Mrs Mattia B Chandler died in Carrollton Friday night May 1 aged six months and twenty days. She had been sick for several years and bedfast living with her sister and was living six miles west of Lubbock until recently. Funeral services were held in the Christian church Saturday afternoon Rev S B Wilkerson of Dallas conducting. She was a daughter of the Chandler family and had been with the Christian community for years. She was about seven years of age in earthly life. Left an orphan, she had been cared for by a Christian family. Her death occurred May 1 1911 with services in Carrollton.
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Mattia B. Chandler
Carrollton
Sterson
Lubbock
Chia
Texay
Chistian Cleurch Saburday
Dallas
Sui
AL D. Chandler
Hunt
Woods
Hamitma
Ohio
Weld Weiner Roast The Hwalay Suv at Mira
A garbled report describes a public event with mention of Weld Weiner, a performer or speaker, and attendees including Mrs. A. T. Stewart and others. The text references a ceremony or roast and a local scene, with scattered names and phrases, but specifics are unclear due to OCR damage.
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