Primary Conventions To Be Held Saturday
The Dallas county precincts plan conventions Saturday May 7 at 2 PM in Myers Theatre to select precinct delegates for the May 10 County Convention. Delegates will be sworn in and pledges to support Democratic electors named by the party. Voters must show poll tax receipts and be qualified. Support for Garner, Rouvalt, or Traylor is noted. outcome depends on the Saturday gathering. Weather and crops update follows with rain improving grain and cotton prospects. late season may delay corn and cotton maturity, but recent rain boosts oats and general farm prospects.
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Myers Theatre
Sigle Gates
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Stree
Democratic Party
Surprise Dinner Honors Mrs EU Tanner on 72nd Birthday
Friends and relatives hosted a surprise dinner at her home on Saturday April 30 to honor Mrs EU Tanner celebrating her seventy second birthday. Born in Alsaba main III in 1877 she has lived in Texas since. An account of her Civil War era life was shared with Madame. Attendants included Mr and Mrs Joe Tanner and son Hoy from Gutapaving many from Dallas Coppell Carrollton and nearby towns.
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Alas Bamain III
Texas
Iir
Joe Tanner
Hoy
Ned
Gutapaving
Dir
Mat Mirtings
Dalla
Nirs
Ernest Jaton
Gerald la
Carrojltan
Nirk
A. Corbin
Sirs
Re L
McRowall
Sty
Mra
Thomas Tanned
Leo
Buhl
Adda
Hullo
Ora Lee
Coppell
Polk County Farm Women Target Home Demonstration Goals
Farm women in Polk County aim to meet live-at-home requirements set by the A and M Extension Service. Plans include a garden of one quarter acre and a half acre for work, two dairy cows, two hogs and one meat animal, 60 laying hens, and a family budget per club member. Local families plant gardens and prepare for canning, while visiting relatives depart. Mrs. W. V. Brownles of Devon, Michigan, has returned home after weeks with her daughter Mrs. Bull Berneckur. Mr. and Mrs. George Kynard, visitors from South Texas, accompanied Mrs. Brownleye home.
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Polk County
A and M
Clu
Jand
W. V. Brownles
Devon
Mich
Bull Berneckur
George Kynard
South
Texas
Berneckurs
Carrollton High Glee Club Tours County Schools
The Carrollton High School Glee Club led by Ara and W L Martin visited Coppell Hackberry Letot Walnut Branch Yaomens Branch and performed a short program at each school on their goodwill tour. The group, about thirty five members, presented dolo duet quartet octet and ensemble numbers and performed popular tunes from their varied program.
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Farmers Branch
Wang
Crozier Opening Crozier Barbwcuo Stand Draws Crowd
The Crozier opening Saturday night drew about a thousand guests. A Chronicle circulars distribution and a string band entertained in front of the ship as Crozier served ice cream. He claimed at one point to have sold seven hundred cones. The new venue, managed by SW Carter, looks neat and well equipped with ample foods and likely good business.
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Chronicle
Crozier
SW. Carter
Carter
Crom
Demonstrated Cooking Utensils At Home Demonstration
A cooking utensils demonstration and dry method food prep were shown Tuesday night at Mr and Mrs C A Good home by Mr W B Preddy. Aluminum vessels were used and his explainer described food value and preparation methods. On Tuesday April 2 Carrollton tolls group visited Ponder to celebrate Mrs C R Nix’s 90th birthday with five generations present and relatives attending from multiple families.
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W. B. Preddy
Ponder
Mra C
Nix
Military Demonstration By North Dallas High School Band
Carrollton hosted a Tuesday night event by the 4th Infantry from North Dallas High School under Capt. Menezer with Major Dixon of Ute ROTC. The unit drilled marched and performed maneuvers on the square as the band played, drawing a large crowd despite some noise and crowding.
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Carrollton
4Th Infantry
North Dallas
Menezer
Tohier
Dixon
Ute R.O.T.C
Trench Silos Grow Fast in Texas Despite Early Doubt
The trench silo movement spreads across Texas with 24 silos in 24 counties last year rising to 209 in 64 counties. Harrison county reports 22 silos built last year aided by a county agent tour in Louisiana and a local cutter supplied by chambers of commerce. Costs average 25 cents per ton capacity and total silage storage reached thousands of tons, improving winter production and reducing dairy costs.
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Harrison County
West Texan
Randall County
Louisiana
G. M. Morris
Chamber of Commerce
Fittoyn
Ise
Eareson
Glew Chi To Present Numbers At Mothers Day Program
Glew Chi will present numbers at a Mothers Day program Sunday afternoon at Big Spring Cemetery two miles east of Richardean. Carrollton High School Glue Club will perform with participants from a wide territory. Memorial Day is observed each year, and this year the event aims to be larger.
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Big Spring Cegetery
Richardean
Carrollton
Missionary Society Hosts Quiz on Foreign Fields
The Missionary Society held a classroom style program with paper and pencils as members answered questions about missionary work, named missionaries and their locations, and the foreign field. Posters maps and visuals supported the session while all participants reached a good grade.
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The
Missionary Society
Mother's Day Address at ME Church in Dalga
Mon Epps G Knight of Dalga will deliver a Mother's Day Address in the Methodist church Sunday morning at eleven. Knight is a forceful and entertaining speaker and all ages are invited. In the evening Rev Ryan presiding elder for this district of McKinnay will preach and hold quarterly conference. A Mother's Day program is planned for the Sunday School hour. attendance at one or both services is encouraged.
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Epps G. Knight
Dal‘ga
Knight
Ryan
McKinnay
Scout Troop 2 Plans Memorial Fund Drive
Scout Troop No 2 enjoyed a Saturday night hike to Uncle Willie Fyke pasture with many scouts and the Scoutmaster present. At a May 2 regular Weekly Camp Skiles meeting plans were made to fund a monument in memory of Daddy Wisdom, who donated land to the Dallas Boy Scouts. The tract will become a summer camp as part of a road and highway improvement project near Carrollton and Farmers Branch with ongoing paving and widening work awaiting completion.
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Willie Fyke
Camp Skiles
Daddy Wisdom
Mir. Wisdom
Boy Scouts of
Dallas
Nunnoy
Mie
Farmers Branch
Teocothers
Karl Tohnaton
Anet
AML
Carrollton Plans May 14 Jubilee For Square Improvements
Citizens celebrate recent drainage work on the square, new paved surfaces, built-up sidewalks, and a center piece with a light pole. The Social Civic Club added raised center, walks splitting grounds into four plots for flowers and shrubs. A bands and music gathering will mark the event with speeches and general rejoicing.
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Carrollton
Social Civic Club
Texas vegetables aid northern markets march shipments
The Dallas Times Herald reports heavy Rio Grande Valley vegetable shipments to northern markets with record value. Weather delays and premature planting threaten extended profits. local growers prepare for a strong spring, while a Fort Worth patient recovers from appendicitis.
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Arald
Dallas
Associated Press
Rio Grande Valley
Rio Grande
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