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Newspaper
Carrollton Chronicle
Location
Carrollton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1948
Page
2
Fragmentary text describes cooking steps for mushroom stuffed fish rolls and serving on a platter. It mentions oven at 360 F and a mealtime game or box text. Names, dates, and clear entities are largely absent or garbled.
Miss Betty Rhea Roach of Carrollton and Jack Harold Duwe of Lewisville wed at Lewisville Presbyterian Church with Rev Gola B Bailey officiating. The bride wore white crepe street length with lace gloves and veil, carried a white orchid atop a white Bible. Matron of honor was Mrs Forest W Duwe, flower girls were Elizabeth Ann Sublette and Glenda W Duwe, ushers included Jack B Berndt Billy Gilbert Charles Carter and R B Collinsworth. Reception followed. couple to reside in College Station where the groom attends Texas A&M.
Mrs W R Thompson Mrs A L Stanley and Miss Betty Lou Stanley of Farmers Branch hosted a miscellaneous shower and open house for bride to be Mary Ann Baldwin on Sunday June 13 Daisies ivy decorated the table and 15 guests enjoyed punch and cookies Miss Gene Cash gave a personal shower on Saturday June 12 Baldwin daughter of Mr and Mrs H N Baldwin of
Mr and Mrs Raymond Sinssey and daughter hosted a farewell party Tuesday night at their Coppell home in honor of Rev Theo Wright. Rev Eugene Matthew of Dallas, the new Methodist minister, attended. Mrs Harvey Brooks and Dulate left Wednesday for Yeston for a short vacation. A Johnston of Carrollton also appeared.
The piece reflects on American labor life and individual freedom. It praises the American way, urging workers to value initiative and thrift, while noting social and economic progress. It mentions families visiting, church events, and community notices in a period-appropriate, editorial tone.
Mrs. 8. W. Broadhurst of Dallas spent Sunday with her sister Mrs. John Amett and family, sharing a day of family reunion and conversation.
Mrs P B Corbin celebrated her 61st birthday with a group including Mr and Mrs Lonnie McCord Rebeccs Barron J E Corbin of Grapevine and W Corbin of Dallas. Gifts included a gold fountain pen from J D Theweatt Wichita Falls. Susie Parrun of Grapevine visited with Priest Denton family. Sorghum cane syrup should be harvested in soft dough stage for best quality rather than highest yield.
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