Hebron Happenings at Sunday Services and Local Visits
Sunday reports show Rev Kelley preached both services at Hebron and the school week closed with strong attendance. Teachers plan to return next year. Annie Fay Holbert completed tenth grade with perfect attendance. Various residents visited Plano, Frisco, Dallas, and Liberty, with attendees at the school play and farewell party for Ade Summers. Community events include the Home Demonstration club June event and regional attendance urging Carrollton Richardson and Addison participation.
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Kelley
Barnett
Behool
Hera
Annie Fay Holbert
Dorthy
Hix
Flix Hoskins
Oscar ‘Pierce
Plano
Ben Davis
Will Hoskins
Nepherief Dafae
Frankford News Local Family Visits and Threshing Beginnings
Marion Gregory and wife of Alpha visited his parents in Frankford Monday. Homer Cook and family of Dallas and Truman Cook and family of Addison spent Sunday here with their parents. Join Sook and wife and Kyle Cook were in Plano and Carrollton. John Henry Cook and Mr. Dozier start threshing this week. Sam Odom and family visited her mother in Oak Wanton. Mrs. Branhaman and son spent the weekend in Carrollton with J. A. Webb. Worley Wylie and son Woodrow of Durant, Ohio working for Ray Wylie. Edt Shields and Mrs. Denier of Hebron visited Mrs. Sam Gregory. Mrs. Kyle Cook shopped in Carrollton. Edgar Cheat’s health improved since Glen Rose. Bill Gregory, who broke his collar bone about ten days ago, is much improved. The Chronicle does job printing.
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Marion Gregory
Alpha
Homer Cook
Dallas
Truman Cook
Addison
Sook
Kyle Cook
Plano
John
Henry Cook
Mr. Dozier
Sam Odom
Waxwoner
Oak Ok
Worley Wylie
Woodrow
Durant
Ohio
Ray Wylie
Shields
Deniarj
Hebron
Sam Gregory
Carrollton
Glen Rose
Bill Gregory
Farmers Branch Bridge Party Honors Leaving Min Ian Dennis
Mr. and Mrs. Truett Good hosted a Saturday bridge party in Farmers Branch honoring Min Ian Dennis who is moving to California. High radios score went to Mrs. Albert Stanley and to Extal Mayborey for the men. Abs, John Good, and Angie Butler visit in West Texas with Mrs. Will Hayne. Katherine Sutherland left for Oklahoma City for the summer. Bayar Suthers and Mrs Esma Sutherland visited Wynnewood, Oklahoma. The Methodist Missionary Society met at the church with eleven present. the meal was completed and the next meeting is June 13.
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Okla
Methodist Missionary Society
Oppell Happenings And Community Tidings
A compact notice of local social visits and events across Oppell. Marie Butler and friends from Farmers Branch and Dallas hosted or visited relatives. R. 8. Dearing and family in Ft Worth. Tom Evelyn Standifer with sister in Dallas. Rev. Dale Moody to preach in Wilmer Hutchins. Burs C P Thomas home from Parkland. several local families visiting and traveling, including Belle Thompson and Joe Parrish marriage, and Alma Brown heading to Terra Haute Ind for Texhirs College.
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Marie Butler
Farmers Branch
Express Brisantine
Zelma Simmons
Lorene Gentry
Dearing
Ft. Worth
Tom Evelyn Standifer
Perry
Dallas
W. E. Simmons
Worth
C. ‘Ong
J.P. Simmons
Dale Moody
Baptist
Wilmer-Hutchins
Burs
C. P. Thomas
Parkland Hospital
Hattie
Ardeth
Roy Tucker
Lewisville
Lewis Tucker
Belle Thompson
Joe Parrith
Mirs
Bill Thompson
George Thompson
A.B. Plumlee
Fl. Worth
Hunter for Governor Tells IT to Jim
Mercedes Texas June 9 Tom F Hun ter democratic candidate for Governor spoke here this afternoon declaring Jim Ferguson charges him with being a novice He denied practicing law or taking fees from corporations and questioned widespread political finance and patronage accusations He attacked calls to lower taxes and praised reform proposals while claiming to scrutinize penitentiary funding and legal accountability.
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Mercedes
Texas
Jim Ferguson
Tom F. Hunter
Fam
Nunyes
Ronuwet Top
Jim
Thal
Lewy
Sim
Tax debate echoes reader tale of wolf and burdens
The passage likens a political moment to the boy who cried wolf. It criticizes a leader for not proposing tax relief plans, notes Texas history of high rates, and argues that many taxes fall on homeowners relative to corporate burdens. It mentions state expenses rising to about 11 million yearly and reflects on local adjoined notices and personal mentions.
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Humble Pie Line Company
Standard of New Jersey
Ite
Ward
Uis
Granton
Vernon
Huey
Enemifee
Lara
Jim
Commie Wien
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