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Newspaper

Carrollton Chronicle

Location

Carrollton, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 19, 1931

Page

5

Hebron Happenings in Dalina and Nearby Ties

Local correspondence from Hebron notes social visits among residents including Sharley Davin and family, Mrs Olle Brigus and relatives, and Mrs Jack Mayfield’s daughter. Neighbors hosted Sunday dinners, weeklong visitors stayed with families, and community members attended at Vale View. A Baptist ladies group crafted a butterfly quilt and pillows in memory of their fifth wedding anniversary.

Kersey Dorothy Pent Reuben Davis le Baptist Church Wien

Addison News Short Local Notes and Events

Miss Rena Law and brother Wilford Lott of Hebron spent Tuesday night with Mrs A Re x Simmons. Mrs A Marcy and gra Kos gene and Mr R Morris traveled to Pittsburg Texas last week to fetch Mrs R H Morris visiting daughter Mrs L Whitlock. A large turnout from Addison attended the free show at Carrollton Saturday night. V Goodman left Monday to attend Echoer school in Columbia Missouri. Mrs V Gordman and Miss Jane Goock attending Summer school at Commerce spent the weekend with Julie Julles. Miss Ruth Landywer of Fort Worth visited Mr and Mrs Lewis Collinsworth Sunday. Misses Jetta Fern McConnell May Francis Dennis Virginis Beth and May Ann Hramblett of Alpha spent Monday with Fae Lewis. Mrs C B Lewis aunt from Commerce spent Saturday night and Sunday with her. Mr and Mrs H C Morris spent Sunday at Hebron with attendee Mrs Morris. The Baptist church revival starts Wednesday July 8 conducted by Rev Weldon. Ey

A. Marcy Gra Kos Gene R. Morris Pittsburg Texas R. H. Morris L . Whitlock Addisnn Carrolton V. Goodman Eechner School Columbia V. Gordman V. Gordman and Miss TnexGook Howe Julles Ruth Landywer Fort Worth Lewis Collinsworth Jetta Fern McConnell May Francis Dennis Virginis Beth May Ann Hramblett Alpha Fae Lewis C. BE. Lewis Commerce H.C. Morris Hebron Aiterdaea R. Fl. Morris the Baptist Church Weldon. Ey Travis Conaway Baby Lower Mound A. A. Grimes Conaway Lee Husky Margaete Tiving Mra GR. Grime Roth Langston Bt Worth M Towers Rt. Grimes Robert of Pt. Worth S. M. Grimes Gerldine Martin Lewisville G. R. Grimes Lee Martin Jamily Mis Mar. Waroto Huskey Law Huskey Misa Baye Perry Ini

Social visits follow Sunday gatherings across towns

A string of neighbors and relatives spent Sunday afternoon and evening visiting at various homes in Car ntti Mre AR Lewin le Satay and Neronting yemgrain. Many names appear in scattered notes including Misses and Mrs. residents Selections mention church events, lessons, and upcoming May meetings, with multiple families hosting gatherings and sharing meals.

Sigimna Debert Heatly Grown Odom Wilefred Leet Mary Taten Baring Dupa Ani Dorothy Rivne Mr. Seremneah Richardewn Addin Mion Lewle

Willow Springs Social Notes From the Grimes Family

Willow Springs items record visits among local families including Mr and Mrs Travis Conaway and baby with Mrs A A Grimes, A A Grimes’s other relatives, and Miss Gerldine Martin of Lewisville. A Sunday sinning event drew attendees. Sunday school at 10 and church services followed.

Walnut Hill News summary of social events and visits

Walnut Hill weekly notes report visitors and gatherings. Dorothy Cox spent Sunday with her aunt, while Mr and Mrs Roy Gray of Indiana visited relatives. Local youths attended a party at Alma Rath Wylie’s home. Misses Margaret Jane and Betty Jean Merrett visited Mrs Merrail’s sister.

Wolen Larson Kidd Key Gotingy Sherman Stork Salius Satarehar McDowell Gudes Woeld Rulativin Misa Gundy Alan Vine Mead Himnches Dorothy Cox A.B. Wyle Lott Manreny Walney Hil Vinaon Jehicken Ranch Western Union Roy Gray Hndiania Cook Gray Hem Fd Welch LH. Cason Dallas Walnut Hill Alma Rath Wylie Richardton Walter Merretted Margaret Jane Betty Jean Merrail M Minoie Thorpe

Coppell Happenings Include Local Guests From Nearby Towns

Coppell notes list Gladys and Laelia Mc Donald hosting Sao day Misnes Balle Ester Thompson Magdaleon Thompson Ada Belle Hood Ida Mae Ovinawr Mr and Mrs Bennett Gentry Tracy Thompson Mr and Mrs A E Tooker and children Dalia Myrtle Atwell family spending summer close by Mr and Mrs Fred Tucker Frank Tucker and Miss Lurn Tucker traveling to Dallas for a Sunday show Rosa Lee Simmons recovering from illness T W Tucker Roy and Ming Helen Lanow visiting Fort Worth Ruby Kirkland spent weekend with Mrs Lewis Tucker and Ruby Kirkland visiting Plane with Mr and Mrs Boss Pierson and family

Gladys Laelia McDonald Misnes Balle Ester and Magdaleon Thompson Ada Belle Hood Ida Mae Ovinawr Bennett Gentry Tracy Thompson A. E. Tooker Dalia Myrtle Atwell Fred Tucker Frank Tucker Lurn Tucker Dallas T.W. Tucker Roy Ming Helen Lanow Ruby Kirkland Lewis Tucker Ruby Rirkland Boss Pierson

Who Shall Declare War Conference Sparks World Disarmament Call

Fragmentary reflection warns that a great World Disarmament Conference could decide life or death for civilization. It warns peace seekers versus those who profit from war and suggests the next war would be far worse, citing unspecified speakers and eras.

Fubra Ory Eashase Ik Chaap Portelus Sherman Jonathan Edwards

Fragmentary World War Era Rhetoric on War and Power

A damaged, unclear passage reflects on the possibility of large scale conflict and the dispersal of national strength. It mentions men and women and the peril of battle while questioning who holds the power to declare war and who bears responsibility for its consequences.

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Vicar Wins Hiyat Meeting With Sunday Start

Reports indicate Adat Sunday meetings began amid warnings from Mra Vineop. Med Brady and Mrs Montgomery from Bam Antonie joined the procession. Driving through the city, visitors observed the group with Bi Sime and DP Monagianney. They all remained in Bam Antonie Saturday.

Wrete Med Brady Mrs. Montgomery Bam Antonie Tere

Two Cents Per Week Pays For The War

Unclear OCR fragment suggests a plea or advertisement about a weekly payment of two cents, likely related to wartime funding or a subscription. The readable bits imply small regular contributions but lack full context or concrete details like organization, dates, or beneficiary.

Local residents visit and letters home over weekend

My and Mew Bear Sentity Ara dvaghiwr fry live of Mexta visi ted with Mie A Wood Smithy Saturday and Sunday. Cleo Porta Mea Lem Cromer and Mrs Everett Mee Millan spent Money to Pt Worn visiting Mrs Cremmer y sleter Mew Conte.

Ara Mexta Mie Iit Medhag Cleo Porta Lem Cromer Everett Mee Millan Cremmer

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