Barton Wins Medals in Service Track Meet
James Barton of Oxnard now in the United States Navy won two medals at the Service Track Meet in San Diego. He placed in the high jump and pole vault, earning a throne-like display for his mother Mrs Phil Kempster. Barton hopes to make the football team next fall, traveling with the regulars.
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Jamey Barton
Oxard
United States Navy
Phil Kempster
Mra Kempster
James Barton
Will Bel
Bervier
Hild Wy
San Diego
Oxnard
Gal
Daily Courier
Addison News Notes Highlights From Local Visits And Events
Local social notes mention Mr and Mrs 8 W Bramblitt waiving Frank Hamilton and wife in Mesquite Sunday. J T Allen and two sons spent the week with Tilman Allen and family at Weatherford. Misa Martha and J D McCullough visited from Van Alstyne. Mr and Mrs C W Hearn with family visited 8 B Odom and wife in Richmond. Summer of St Louis visiting Mr and Mrs C W Goods and Graham Pierce and daughter Murjerys Sunday. Miss Loox Cool back from Atlas school. Mesdames Bill Sams and Carl Sook visiting friends in Dallas. Sunday school classes held picnic with refreshments. Rev R L Lemons of Reaper a Sunday guest. School year closes with play Crowned the May Queen under Mrs C V Goodman. Diplomas awarded to four girls and four boys. Mennonite Sunday School at 10 00 a m O G Grayley Supt preaching at 11 00 a m and 8 00 p m First and Third Sundays. LOST small black hat box east of Addison school house containing dress and pajamas return to Carrollton post office reward. FOR RENT new four room house with bath L Ry Gniledge Carrollton Texas. Need 100 pairs of shoes fixed bring to EL Williams shoe repairer opposite post office. Poultry parasite remover used in drinking water to combat insects available at Noble Drug Store. Land for sale. Laundry service available Monday Wednesday Friday with pickup and delivery Roy M Russell.
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W. Bramblitt
Frank Hamilton
Mesquite
J.T Allen
Sora
Horeaman
Howard
Eld
Tilman Allen
Weatherford
Misa Martha
J.D. McCullough
van Alstyne
Miss Matry Haslewood
Mies Verona Gravley
Mra
C. W. Hearn
Odom
Richardann, Hower 'T
St. Loui Ia
Graham Pierce
Murjerys
Roy Perce
Loox Cool
Atlas
Bill Sams
Carl Sook
Alias
Ban Noull
H. J. Pistole
Gus Marcy
Morris Pashure
R. L. Lemons
Reaper Wgs
C. V Goodman
Gondian
Local families gather for Sunday visits across towns
A string of visits and weekend gatherings unfolds as Hebron residents and relatives travel to Prosper Brisco Celina and Sherman for meals and kinship. Dozens of names appear among spouses children and extended families with attention to health and local events. An excursion on the Frisco railroad to Hie employees is noted.
Farmer Branch Buddies Share Visits and Local News
Tom Johnston and family from San Angelo visited relatives here. G. A. Buster and wife with baby returned from Oklahoma. Mrs Beaste Stanley to leave for Arlington for summer school. Bula Mos Marahie visiting Dallas. Crain visiting his anger here. Mrs. Lloyd Cook. Malcolm Shehane home from Corpus Christi after attending school. Carl Banon of Dallas visits with a mother. Fred Good also here to see a mother. Mrs. Baldwin, teacher at Sam Houston, hosted Miss Talifaryo. Mrs. Will Gearley ill but improving. C. A. Reeves and Ina Good spent week at Nevada. Dennis and wife at SMU commencement. Hugh Murphy of Ranger attended. Mabry and Mary Hud all married Saturday in Dallas to reside in Rose Lawn. An heir to Rose Lawn born, Mabry educated in Dallas. Newspaper notes a hopeful future for the couple.
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Mollie Harper
Jim Lloyd
Willow Springs
Lee Lloyd
J. Hoskins
Hugh Agnew
Prosper
Lain McPherridge
Lonnie Pearce
Margie
Richardson
Theodore Dayin
Heater Davis
Sir
W. J. Davis
Jim Spracley
Addison
Will McMurey
Willie Nell
John Bishon
Able Johnson
Betsie Maria
Sherman
Tom Johnston
San
Angielo
G.A. Buster
Oklahoms
Beaste Stanley
Aslington
Bula Mos Marahie
Dallas
Crain
Lloyd Cook
Malcom Shehane
Corpus Chrivil
Choo
Carl Banon
Fred Good
Baldwin
Sam Hounter School
Ann Talifar
Talifarro Thuredey
Will Gearley
C. A. Reeves
Ino Good
Nevada
Dennis
Wife
SMU
Hugh Murphy
Ranger Ha Real
Etal Mabry
Mia Mary Hud
Ile
Rose Lawn
Eétal
Maemers
Mian Mabry
Local residents report weather and household incidents
A garbled OCR note from Dallas references Mrs W C Preece and Ms Richest visiting relatives, with mentions of threshing nuts and a stormy event near San Antonio on a Tuesday. The fragmentary text lacks clear dates or outcomes but notes several individuals traveling and a family home incident.
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Mes
W. C. Preece
Dallas
West End
San Antorio
Boudoir Chemistry Ho My Dear Engagement Off
Fragmentary OCR text shows dialog about a broken engagement and a fortune teller predicting a marriage to a blonde. The passage includes names like Janeliie Brow and speculative lines about schooling. The damaged source preserves little cohesive narrative.
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Janeliie Brow
Carrollton Graduation Class Featured in Chronicle
The Chronicle highlights Carrollton’s graduating class with a photo provided by the Dallas News. Mrs. Tom Noel spent Sunday in Carrollton and returned to Dallas with her mother Mrs. Ann Kennedy. Mr and Mrs. Clarenne and others were mentioned in social notes from Carrollton and Dallas.
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Tom Noel
Sunny
Carrollton
Dallas
Mrs
Ann Kennedy
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