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Newspaper

Carrollton Chronicle

Location

Carrollton, Texas, United States of America

Date

May 12, 1939

Page

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Four Honor Students Are Boys This Time at Carrollton High

Carrollton high school announces four top honor students, all boys, with grades: Tomes Cook 94.79, Witton Gantry 93.29, Dagk Konvipp 91.98, Richmond Cook 91.82. The school expresses pride and congratulates the four for reaching this pinnacle in their academic careers.

Carrollton High School Mis Farm Tiliv Tomes Cook Witton Gantry Dagk Konvipp Richmond Cook Carrollton Valfoon

Old Time Printer W. Pratt Smith Dies at Union Home

W Pratt Smith born September 28 1861 in Ohio died April 26 1939 at Union Printers Home Colorado Springs Colo He worked at many papers across Missouri Illinois and Greenfield Ohio He was connected with a newspaper in Green Ridge Missouri passed twenty years ago and was survived by family members in Missouri and Illinois.

W. Pratt Smith Cincin Ohio Union Prin Colorado Springs Galo Ove Times Hensitte Iated Greenfield Olin Grown Ridge Missouri Spera Illinoia Smith E.G. Downs Tasident Colorado Springs Cowan Mire Martin Miguel i

Study Club News Highlights May Meeting Notes

The Woman Study Club met with Ms E Berryhill on May 4 with 14 members present. The year's study course Women of the Bible completed at Mrs J C Foster's meeting, featuring a paper by Mrs N W Oliver. Homer Whitlock to host a luncheon at her home May 18 at 12:30 for the annual meeting. new officers to be installed and a social hour planned.

Womana

Mrs Kay Hall Sossions Visiting Family in Town

Mrs Kay Hall Sossions and her daughter are visiting their Mrs Marie Hall. The family arrived last Friday with Mr Sessions driving from Chicago and planning to return in rainy weather to resume duties. The visit may last four months or more.

Kay Hall Sossions Marie Hall Sessions Chicago the Ein

Schedule of School Events at Carrollia High and Grade Schools

A reading of school events lists May activities for Carrollia High and Grade Schools including concerts, recitals, and commencements. Notable items include May 9 Charlotte Berry recital, May 10 senior and seventh grade events, May 16 father and son finquat, and May 30 high school commencement. The Seventh Grade class has 34 students and the Senior class 4.

Carrolilla Charlotte Berry Benue Father & Son Mise Aran Koneipp Micn Ola Martin Eaccalaureate Serviews

Union Baptist Church Marked by Joy and Ordination

This Sunday May 7 at Union Baptist Church saw joyful services and a landmark ordination. Members recalled the church's sixty years of history while welcoming visiting preachers and four deacons Jack Harris Glenn Gentry Charlo Shafer and W M Dudley into ordination at 8 30 PM. A two week revival led by E C Stewart begins May 7 with an invitation to attend and bring friends and loved ones.

Anathir Union Baptist Church Menibara Johnny Womack Arthur Freeman Jack Harris Glenn Gentry Charlo Shafer W. M. Dudley E. C. Stewart Baptial Missionary Association

Seniors Enjoy Grand Day At White Rock And Dallas

Carrollton seniors woke early on Friday for Senior Day with a picnic at White Rock a skating session in the afternoon and a Dallas theatre visit. An all night party followed with Miandante Stark and Mrs. Fred Keneipp as sponsors.

Carrollton White Rock Dallas Miandante Stark Clawn Fred Keneipp

Mothers Day Tea at Firat Baptist Church

The Firat Baptist Church hosted a Mothers Day tea supervised by Mrs. Ben Jackson. Teachers entertained the mothers of the church today Friday at 4:00. The event honored mothers as part of an annual fair tradition and was enjoyed by attendees.

Firat Baptist Ben Jackson Firat Baptist Church Fleet Baptist

Giele Organizes Local Softball Team for Girls

In Car rollton and Farmers Branch area, girls formed a softball team meeting at Mr. R. G. Denson’s home with coaches Calvin Albright and Mr. Denson. They practice at the local school home for two weeks, aim to win a majority of their games, and wear oval blue slacks and shirts.

Carrollton Farmers Branch R. G. Denson Denson Calvin Albright Thei Amin

Odd Fellows Mark Founding of Historic Fraternal Orphanage

Odd Fellows of Farmers Branch mark an anniversary of the world’s first fraternal orphanage opened May 11 1875 by the Independent Order of Odd Fellows. The society notes 68 homes for orphans and aged members built since and highlights millions in support across North America.

Odd Fellows of Farmers Ville Pathia Orpha Order of Odd Fellows Odd Pellows Burne J The Odd Fellows North American

Memorial Service Cancelled by Unfavorable Weather

Due to poor weather the annual Memorial Service in Italian church this year is cancelled. Rav Gola Bailey and others were to attend the service honoring two boys who died in a past incident. The service, planned to be held last Sunday, will not take place.

Irtalian Bailey Bob Patterson Lam Comer

Pilot and Nails Thefts Hit Irving Lumber Yard

Twin Wells Lumber Company in Irving reports thefts of paint and nails. Don Tedford and WW Parker were seen with a car containing substantial quantities. Officers recovered 140 gallons of paint and 1000 pounds of nails. Sheriff Schmid praised the deputies and noted the workers’ relief at the improved security.

Twin Wells Lumber Company Irving War Don Tedford Parker Earl Bell West Dali

Shower Held For Mrs Jack Ellington Honored Guest

Mra A T Stewart hosted a Tuesday shower at her home for Mrs Jack Ellington the former Winnie Myers about 30 guests attended games suited to the occasion a large 24 by 20 cake from Wonder Bakery was served with punch Mrs Roy Money at punch bowl Mrs Allen Good cut the cake Mrs Ar ist Clayton led the registration book Mrs Ellington received many lovely and useful gifts

Mita Antie Hale Mra. A. T. Stewart Jack Ellington Winnie Myers Wondar Bakery Roy Money Allen Arist Clayton

Surprise Housewide Given Golu Baileys

Mrs ole Bailey is honored at a birthday gathering hosted by Meg Darrell Myers and Mrs Cvell Goonrod Satin day afternoon at Eigetown. Guests from Center Ville Baptist Church near Gar tand attended. After gifts, a social hour followed. Bailey was hospitalized days earlier, then returned home with care.

Ole Bailey Houde Wayming Meg Darrell Myers Cvell Goonrod Eigntown Centerville Baptist Church Gartand Bailey

Death Meet At Distelet Draws Delegates From 20 Towns

Loreal Pireiaen attended a meet described as Distelet, with 114 delegates from around 20 towns including Commerce Texas. The event featured racing results, speeches by Mayor Lee Prastun and G. L. Chastain, a chemistry demonstration by J. L. Carter, and musical numbers.

Loreal Pireiaen Lee Prastun Dinon Chastain J. L. Carthee NTSC Gene Rows Ft. Worth Waris Commerce Texan

Swiped Cars Find Bikes Stripped Buried, Sola

A string of car thefts over several months in Farmers Branch points to an organized ring. Billie Parker and partner captured Ray Blankenship and Burkhart, who confessed to stealing, stripping, and burning nine cars and selling bicycles cheaply. Blankenship and Burkhart were tried, remanded, and sent to Muntsville prison. Sheriff Smoot Schmid appears to have solid workers in the area. Crime does not pay.

Everal Blankenship Burkhart Muntsville Smoot Schmid W. W. Parker

Summer Round Up For Grade School PTA

There will be a summer roundup next Tuesday May 16 at the grade school building in Linnyon for students currently in grade Achoo and those who will start next year. Dr Thomas will conduct examinations including mouth throat eyes ward and body. Mothers may bring their children for a thorough examination.

Membare Linnyon Tor Tr. Thomas Uray Hulding

Sluve Fish Fry Page Mentions Players and Events

Fragmentary OCR notes list names such as Mr Boh and Ali with references to a fish fry and a local event. Mentions include a few indistinct individuals and scattered terms like Tehran or Tam but no clear actions or outcomes to confirm. The readable bits suggest a community gathering with possible sports or social mentions but details are unclear.

Fragmented note on church duties and local events

A garbled OCR fragment describes church activities at a south side Baptist church and mentions leaders, worship times, and community roles. It references Teton ADL and other groups, with unclear names and dates, but indicates ongoing services and parish concerns.

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Railroads Bes ing Hevord in 1988 Safety Record Review

A historical summary reports U S railroads improving safety and reducing fatalities. It cites American Railroads data showing lower on duty injury rates, fewer passenger fatalities, and a steady decline in serious accidents since 1920, with notable reductions in collisions, derailments, and grade crossing incidents.

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