Sing Song Sunday at Christian church on March 6
The revel song event, a third in a series, features Carr pilin churches with lively singing and a brief sermon by minister Wallace Jones after the performance. Weather factors are noted, with hopes for good crowds despite prior poor conditions. attendees urged to come to the Christian church on Sunday March 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mareh
Lars Vest
Ols Bauday
Watheriba
Sine Wong
Wallace Jones
Box Supper Friday at Carmintton School
The junior class plans a box supper at the school building on Friday night March 18. Girls are to bring boxes for auction and the event will raise funds. The time was changed due to other conflicts. attendees are urged to come out for a pleasant evening.
Salt and oil plant expansions push capacity near new highs
Industrial items report a new salt facility at Houston and a bein operation around March. Moenster plant increases milk capacity daily from 25 000 to 40 000 pounds. Henderson and Langvlow refineries forecast snow to aid operation with daily outputs of 4600 and 4000 barrels. Acriow refinery at Tyler City grows from 405 000 to 1 000 000 barrels. Longview to host a 20000 dollar branch mil l plant opening. The Cheowle seeks to print the news and invites reader submissions.
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Houston
Moenster House
Henderson
Langvlow
Acriow
Tylor
Presiding Elder H Gyan to Visit McKinney District
Presiding Elder H Gyan of the McKinney District will be at the Methodist mission Sunday March 15 at two o clock in the afternoon. Attendance is requested and services are scheduled at the schoolhouse. The event follows a recent meeting with several visitors present and readings by Linscomb pupils Tommie Vantererit Mary Good and Mary Katherine Fister. The M E P meets second and fourth Fridays at 2 18 o clock. second Friday is in visitation.
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H. Gyan
McKinney
Rene
Vlole
Linscomb
Tommie Jia Vantererit
Mary Good
Mary Katherine Fister
Vestoess
Christian Church Announceme and Worship Notice
Community church invites all to morning and evening worship with Sunday school at 10 and preaching at 1 and 7. An evening program includes a sing with the evening view. Mr and Mrs W L Martin traveled to Mineral Wells Saturday and Mrs Martin plans to stay there. Mrs Martin recovering from an illness, hopes to be home next Sunday. Roy and Mrs Vernon are visiting in the lower Rio Grande Valley and sending produce. The note mentions gardening, warm weather, and local advertising needs.
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W. L Martin
Mineral Welle
Jjieape Trust
Dwight
Vernon
Carrollton Fire Department Elects Officers for Year
The Carrollton fire department held a meeting to elect officers for the coming year. W. Kennedy was chosen secretary treasurer, with W. B. Kennady as assistant chief Tod McCoy as chief, and Hurnath Perry as captain. The state meeting will be in Beyan in June with the second Sunday in January observed in future.
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Toonday
Carrollton
Lee
W. B. Kennady
Tod McCoy
Hurnath Perry
W.W Kennedy
Wodeleeme
Beyan
Jone
Contorim
Lumber trade boosts demand for repairs and new builds
The Lyon-Gray Lumber Company reports rising demand as lower prices and unemployment spur home repairs and new construction. Builders in recent months show stronger activity, with households more inclined to act now than before et al.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyon-Gray Lumber Company
Fragmented report of bicycle crash and local notices
A garbled account describes a bicycle incident on College Avenue hill injuring a rider after a go devil Puckie influenced events. It mentions residents from Lowland, Tayne visiting a mother at Farmers Beach and a Monday return trip. The text references wheat yields, unnamed speakers, and a nearby accident with unclear details.
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Sharley Cheswin
Charles Younger
Ghastain
College Avenue Hill
Jon
Chasiain
Mersers KE
Harbin
Jenny
Tonkinye Fine
Ives Prion
Mrs Montgomery Dies After Years Of Service In Addison
Mrs. Bartha Montgomery wife of D Mac Montgomery dies at home near Addison after illness spanning years. She leaves five daughters and husband, two sets of parents and siblings. Funeral at Addison Methodist Church with interment in Franks Ford cemetery. Born in Melia county Tennessee October 81 1586.
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Lane
Bartha Montgomery
D Mac Montgomery
Avo
toUrlean
Methodist
Addison
Franksford
W. N . Vernon
Campbell
Melia
Tish
Tex
New
Howe
Marrins
Horace K. Prench
Yinniin
D. Montgomery
Melef
M. E
South
Public hearing on Trinity River Canal bill at City Hall
A public hearing convened at City Hall Dal uw Bulisn to debate a bill to incorporate the Trinity River Canal Dike. Speakers including John Wope Andrew Prherty E G Spater and Byrd White urged passage while opponents warned of distrust gossip and political risks impacting Dallas Texas. The session reflected regional concerns about economic development and local governance amid a broader call for prudent measures and community unity.
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Audidirtun
Dal
von Dallas Chory
Lo Hwat
Trinity River Canal
Ufa
Aygrinel
John Wope
Andrew Prherty
Kutaide
Dili
Aly
Tony Rypist
Curtis
Dallas
Worthy
Arey Whale
Bonham mill reopens boosting nearly 200 workers
The Bonham cotton mill, recently purchased by Tocagilions from Ouvaide Innerenbe, restarts operations putting about 200 workers back to work. The community eyes broader industrial growth as new plants and projects unfold, including Morton Salt and area dam work along the Holorado River.
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Bonham
Ouvaide Innerenbe
Arand Salines
Morton Salt
Main
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