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Newspaper
Carrollton Chronicle
Location
Carrollton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1932
Page
1
Cantrell, candidate for Un loutelaturs, promotes a Saturday campaign gathering in Carrollton with speeches from Governor, District Attorney, Sheriff, District Clerk and others. The advert invites many candidates and representatives and forecasts strong local turnout and engagement.
A Carrollton bank offers non negotiable receipts to draw funds without the two cent tax. The item appears aimed at depositors using window cash draws. Burnin Cantrell, candidate for State Representative, plans a campaign launch in Carcall on Saturday May 26 1982 to discuss public school revenues and cigarette tax relief, with a broader note on repealing or amending laws. North Dallas County voters encouraged to attend along with other county candidates.
Dallas lawyer W C McKamy authorizes Chronicle to announce his candidacy for County Judge, subject to Democratic primary July 23. He cites Dallas County service in Texas legislature, emphasis on child welfare, school quality, and rigid county economy with annual audits and modern bookkeeping.
A new Scout Troop A was organized in Farmers Branch on Monday night June 13 to begin scouting knowledge. Mrs. Johnie Padgett chosen captain to lead the new unit with Anne Stark of Carrollton assisting in the formation.
J C Hinnish' s Texaco service station, formerly run during wartime as Mack's Service Station, has changed hands to C P Lawrence of Plano. Lawrence will relocate his family and has hired JW Gravley as helper. Bonnie Stallings of Dallas and Mrs Hudson of the local telephone office visit, with Mr and Mrs C G Davis of Dallas spending a day here.
Mrs FH McMurray presides at a Friday meeting to form the Eastein Star Club aimed at promoting order work and social bonding. The CFS Club chosen as name, officers elected, and next gathering hosted by Mr Pit Leslie with ice cream and cake for about twelve members.
Me and pire, J P Gammon and Mr and Strs W T Gam hon Went to Terrell last week son their sinter Mrs Robert dassie Who Wie very sick and too expected olive She died Tuesday night at 12 80 and hhey remained for the funera going to Wills Point for a short tmp The funeral was held at Laney Switth Wednesday after 1 oon at 6 o'clock The lady I find been sick about six weeks but had been taken to the hotel 1 pital but a few days prior to shar death Blood poison en suing at the end eased that death Miss Mattie Roberton re turned to her home at Pine Blutt Arkuptas sudatta spending three weeks here with Mrs Frank Good.
The Methodist Missionary Society met Monday at the church for a business session. Several songs were sung and Mrs Vernon read the scripture with thoughtful remarks. A large turnout of tadica participated, bringing happiness as many engage in the Lord's Work. Reporter.
The P M Good family held a Sunday picnic at White Rock with seven sons, two daughters, and their families all present. Charlottes Wayne, daughter of Mr. and Mrs Edgar Good of alias, drew much attention as center of attraction. The group enjoyed a full day with dinner and supper in classic picnic style.
At the home of Mr and Mrs Tom W Field in Farmers Branch on Sunday evening at six o'clock a wedding of more than ordinary interest took place as Miss Lucilla Chapman became the bride of WAL Thompson both residents of that place The Lohagrin wedding march played as the ceremony began under an arched canopy The Rev Ramney officiated joining them in the double ring ceremony Mrs Jon Y Field sang I Love You Truly Tom W Field gave the bride away The bride wore a white Angel Skin Lace dress and carried a pink bouquet The groom wore black Attendants included Misses Mildred Butler and Ann Taliaferro bouquets of daisies were carried A reception followed with ice cream and cake served The attendance was at least 125 The couple will reside in Farmers Branch and the wedding cake was noted as handsome.
Carrollton hosted a large turnout of candidates on Saturday, with multiple speakers including John Suffian and R. A. Smoot Schmidt. Veterans relief association arranged loudspeakers. Andrew Priest spoke Monday night along with many legislative and judicial hopefuls. Mrs. Allen Good visited Grapevine with her mother Friday.
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