Mrs. Frank Edwards Injured in Auto Truck Collision
Reported auto truck crash injures Mrs. Frank Edwards seriously while two local families from Farmers Branch are involved in a community Cub Scouts program. Remedies include blood support from Carrollton Post and Dallas Post 6%.
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Frank Edwards
Prank Rawarde
Carrollton
Denton Road
Edwards
James J. Taylor
Rawards
Carrollton America Legion Post
M. J. Coker
Joe Smarth
John Low
Dallas
Coker
Carrollon Post
University Briefs Feature Texas Press Manager Speaking
The new Texas press manager will address University of Texas students as part of a speakers lineup including Pelix Meiniant of the Dallas News and Lawis Nordyke of the Amarillo Globe-News. Notables from Miss Margaret Bourke-White to Dr. Frank Luther Mott will participate. About 300 delegates from 13 colleges in Texas Oklahoma and Louisiana expected at the event. A covered dish luncheon followed by a Women’s Home Demonstration Club meeting led by Mrs. Eva Reynolds with twelve members in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University ‘of Texas
Texas
Pelix Meiniant
Dallas News
Lawis Nordyke
Amarillo Globe-News
Oveta Culp Hobby
Houston, Post
Margaret Bourke - White
Boyler
Frank Luther Mott
University of Missouri
Pratt
New York
Royston Crane
Further Texan
Onmle
Tras
Oklahoma
Lousiana
Addison
Houwm
Women's Home Demonstration Club
Eva Reynolds
Card of Thanks for condolences and kindness
We thank our many friends for their beautiful moral offerings and kindness shown in the loss of our beloved brother. May God bless all who offered comfort and support during this time.
Future Farmers to Compete for District Titles
Twenty five teams from Pubulke Perm iers of America will contest district events at Texas Biate Teachers College in Commerce on March 20. District winners receive pennants from East Texas State and the Commerce Chamber of Commerce. state contenders will be decided for Northeast Texas with April 18 set in Huntsville.
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Commerce
Texas
Pubulke Permiers of America
Texas Biate Teachers College
Mirst. Ad
Hunteville
Vanney Stewart
Terrell
Mt. Pleaant
Stewart
Telb
East Texas State
Commerce Chamber of Commerce
Pellagra Prevented by Proper Diet Says Texas Health Officer
March 12 Austin Texas pellagra is preventable by including essential foods in daily meals. Dr Cee W Cox health officer urges early treatment for symptoms such as nervousness indigestion and burning hands and feet. He notes pellagra is not contagious and highlights foods like milk fresh meat whole wheat products brewer’s yeast tomatoes and other produce as preventive measures.
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Austin
Teans
Texas
de. Cee
W. Cox
Reed named pledging Pi Phi Phi fraternity at North Texas
Louis C. Reed of Carrollton and Louis Reed of Denton, a Treahmen student at North Texas State College, has been named among pledges of the Pi Phi Pi aspirant fraternity. Reed, 18, is majoring in art and advertising.
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Denton
Thess
Louie C. Reed
Carrollton
Treahmen
North ‘Texan State College
Pi Phi
Reed
Louis
Chronicle grants lifetime subscription to grateful reader
The Chronicle received a letter from a widow who could not renew her subscription. The editor offered her a lifetime subscription at the paper’s expense, noting appreciation for her kind comments and loyalty since 2004. The note mentions the writer is from Carrollton.
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Chronicle
Bir
PTA to Host Chicken and Spaghetti Dinner Friday
The Carrollton Parent-Teacher Association will sponsor a chicken and spaghetti dinner in the school lunchroom on Friday, March 19. Meals served from 5:30 to 7:80 pm. Bingo will be played during serving. A Family Night program follows in the high school auditorium. Tickets will be available from PTA members for a small admission fee.
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PTA Association
Carrollton
Amoctation
M Chicken
Spaghett
Mra
Calllet
Cama
Puplin Wit
Eigh School
PTA Mem
Governor Proclaims Spring Clean-Up Week in Texas
Governor Jester declares Spring Clean-Up Week from April 4 to 10 urging Texans to remove fire hazards from homes and institutions. Fire Commissioner Hall notes wartime losses and property destruction as motivation to reduce fire risk and protect recovery efforts.
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Marvin Mall
Jester
Texas
Three more men announce for city offices
Three more men announced for city offices in the coming election to be held April. RO Connell seeks mayor, W M Sumner for Alderman, and GA Sohnxton for City Secretary. Earlier nominees include W A Bowman Claude Seien JC Porter for Aldermen and Archie Duncan for City Secretary.
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Apell WB
RO. Connell
W. M Sumner
GA Sohnxton
Jor
W. A. Bowman
Clwude Seien
JC Porter
Archie Duncan
Ten Rent Homes to Be Built Here by Wynn Construction Co
Wynn Construction Co has received final FHA approval to build ten two bedroom rental homes on land in Duncan Heights between Donald Avenue and Kenelop Road. Construction will start immediately with some homes ready in rough weather. Each home features standard two bedrooms a large living room a large closet area and other quality specifications. All units will be insulated sheetrock interiors and include utilities including natural gas. Some will include garages.
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Wynn Construction Co, Inc
Carrollton
Duncan Heighta
Donald [Avenue
Kenelop Road
Nature Gas
Inter
Wynn
Precautions Urged In Flying Kites This Spring
Spring draws youngsters to fly kites but safety rules are urged by HB Ware district manager of Taxus Power Light. Do not use iron or metal string or conductors near power lines. Fly kites in open spaces away from lines and obstacles. a wet kite string is dangerous and can conduct electricity. avoid attempting to detach a kite from lines. the power company will send a lineman to remove it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
HB Ware
Taxus Power # Light Company
Kibe-Fiyern
Eteetaseine
Dlavinie Service Company
Garden Club Holds Regular Meeting With Easter Theme
Mins Chivene Patterson hosted the Garden Club meeting in the Educational Building of the Piret Baptist Church. An interesting program on tower arrangements was presented by Mrs. ET. Preenan of Dallas, with Stella McMurry and others displaying a dinner table Easter arrangement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mins Chivene Patterson
Ladies Aid Meeting at First Christian Church
The Ladies Aid of the First Christian Church met in the home of Mrs. R. Connell on Wednesday night. Ten members attended the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Aid OF
First Christian Church
Ladies Aid of the First Christian Church
Pie and Cake Sale by Ladies of the Most Cheis tine
A pie and cake sale conducted by the ladies at the Ice Cream Bar will be held Saturday March 18 from 9 a.m. The event aims to raise funds for church activities and community needs.
Redbud Festival to Bloom at Denton College
Denton Texas article notes the tenth annual Redbud Festival of Texas Blate College for Women takes place March 12 and 13 with 3000 blooming redbud trees 100 princesses and two queens among events. Dr J J Hubbard started the program which expanded across the city and campus coronation festivities feature elaborate music and dances.
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Denton
Texas
Texas Blate College For
J. J. Bubbard
Seston
Tate
Marah
Carrollton Fire Department Elect Officers for Year
The Carrollton Volunteer Fire Department elected officers for the coming year at the March 2 meeting. Elected were Chief E. L. Rose, assistant chief Frank Burgess, secretary treasurer H. D. Myers, editor C. F. Savel, sponsor Mrs. J. Ly Cramer, chaplain Rev. B. J. McClung, mascot Freddie Peary, and Frank Burgess was noted for state and fire marshal association duties. The department also voted to hold its Memorial Service on the first Sunday night in May.
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Carrollton
Myers
EL. Rosesell
Frank Burgess
HD. Myers
C.F. Savel
Piromen
Fire Matther
San. Antonio
Department Piso
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Gene Blocker
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Highland Park Presbyterian
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PL Phy PL Fraternity
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Wynn Construction Co
Carrollton Garden Club
Lyon-Gray Liumber Co
Carrollton Chronicle
Cunningham Mag
Nolia
Curtis Gulf Station
Dobeckservice
Overpass
Reed's
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Shaler
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Bowell’s
Home Warhoteria
Blue View ‘Dairy
King Tee Cream Co
Magnolia Petroleum Co
Homer B
Clayton Motor Co
Vandergeldt Chevrolet Co
Carrollton State ‘Bank
Gussell
Ben Stringfellow
Jearette Sikes
Jesle Beauty Parior
Spencer Construction Co
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