Farmers Branch News Highlights Local Visits and Illness
Mrs Billie Atkins and Donnelle from Ft Worth spent the weekend with Mrs J J Putman and family. Howard Ford has been very sick for two weeks and died Thursday morning. The Methodist Missionary Society met at Mrs Charlo Lewis's home. Bill Ford from San Antonio is visiting family to be with his father. Mrs Will Smith from Dallas visited Mrs John Jordan. Mack Knight had the flu and was in bed. Farmers Branch baseball defeated Buckner's Orphan Home 20 to 6. Raymond Cox and family moved from Addison to Mrs Sam Jordan's farm. Nan Knight of Dallas visiting Bob Knight. Charlie Lewis recovering from flu. Mr and Mrs Lem Cromer and children with Mr and Mrs Lawson Lewis, Mr and Mrs Floyd May and daughter, Mr and Mrs Ben Thompson and Miss Doria Harris visited Inmans' 10th anniversary. Monroe Cok and Mrs from Oklahoma City visited the Cromers. Gola Bailey visited Cumby and Sulphur Springs. Cardboard signs offered in multiple colors.
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Billie Atkins
Donelle
Ft. Worth
J. J. Putman
Howard Ford
Ford
Methodial Missionary Society
Charlo Lewis
Bill Ford
San Antonio
Will Smith
Dallas
John Jordan
Mack Knight
Farmers Branch
Buckners
Raymond Cox
Addison
Sam Jordan
Nan Knight
Bob Knight
Wey
Charlie Lewis
Lem Gromer
Lawson Lewis
Stra
Floyd May
Ben Thompson
Miss Doria
Harris
Braveh
Viaived Sr
John In
Inmans
and Airs
Monroe Cok
Oklahoma City
Lem Cromer
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Narcotized myths and poppies in ancient history
The Dallas News State Press notes how mythology and art may have been shaped by opium and narcotics. It suggests ancient thinkers overimagined gods and legends under influence, with poppies linked to death, mysticism, and possibly foundational cultural myths.
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Bass Ice Education Prompted by Dallas College Editor
A fragment suggests pursuing education at Dallas or Ter college and advises seeing the Chronicle editor for savings. The note is informal and hints at an editor who can provide guidance or discounts for a bass ice education opportunity.
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Stnge College
Dallas
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Addison Home Demonstration Club Meeting Report
The Addison Home Demonstration club met March 1 at Mrs. Berry’s home at 2 p.m. The program on Household Pests was led by Mrs. Walter Smith with topic Diseases Spread. Precautions to protect food from flies milk and butter were discussed. The fly issue and baiting were described as spring work. Gift exchange day featured hidden gifts attached to strings and buttons for sixteen members and one guest, Mrs. Evans. The group planned to meet March 16 with Mrs. Henry Morrin at 2 p.m. Miss Leggitt will join as county agent.
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Addison Home Demonstration Club
Berry
Walter Smith
Evans
Barry
Henry Morrin
Sunday School and Church Activities at First Baptist
The First Baptist Church schedules Sunday School at 10 a.m. led by Superintendent C A Ged with Rev Preston Taylor delivering the sermon. A Missionary Society meeting follows, and weekly prayer meetings and Bible study are set by the pastor, with officers listed among Mrs W Bh Lee Geneva and Mrs Alien Hawk man 95.
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Preston Taylor
B. YP. U
W. Bh
Lee
Geneva
Wows Missionary Society
Alien Hawk Man
Local Robbery Case Yields Small Loot and Deterrent Sentences
Ed Castor and WW Parker sent three youths aged 16 to 17 to juvenile offices after a Blue Bank store robbery produced about $8 in cash and seven to ten dollars in cigars and tobacco. Earlier grain thefts near Richardson and Walnut Hill led to stiff sentences, with Curtis Thomas receiving three years in each of three cases, Joe Williams two years, and Albert Noble facing two to three years. Police officers WW Walker, Bud Butler, and Bentendor led the investigation.
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WW Parker
Blue Bank
Richardson
Walnut Hill
Curtis Thomas
Boswells
Floyds
Joe Williams
Boswell
Albert Noble
WW Walker
Bud Butler
Bentendor
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