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Carrollton Chronicle

Location

Carrollton, Texas, United States of America

Date

May 19, 1939

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Death of J T Timberlake Remembrance at Trinity Mills

The community recalls J T Timberlake who died Friday May 12 in Oxnard California. Timberlake was a longtime Trinity Mills postmaster and merchant, later moving to Oswald California where he lived with his daughter Stella Timberlake Kempster in town. The piece reflects on Timberlake and Fouts families shaping early Trinity Mills life and industry, including mill work and grain shipments.

Allen J. T. Timberlake Beshomeu Oxnard Calif Trinity Mille Tinberlake Osward Bile Mov Stella Tim Berlaka Kempster Inca Timberlake Weinge Trinity Mills Tinberlakes San Antonio Thoss Milleum

Memorial Decoration Day Ceremony at cemetery

A Memorial Decoration Day service will be held at the cemetery on Sunday afternoon May 21 at 2 o'clock. Good speakers are planned and the gathering is expected to be large. The committee promises a well prepared program and cordial participation from attendees.

Bo Holt Cottie

First Baptist Church Hosts Sunday Sermons by Rev Calton

The First Baptist Church will hold morning and evening services this Sunday May 21 with Rev C B Calton delivering both sermons. A pulpit committee is urged to assist in organizing service duties and member participation.

First Baptist Church C. Bi. Calton First Baptist Calton Wwe

Rebekah Lodge Initiates Two New Confidates At We

Rebekah Lodge No 81 initiated two new confidantes at the May 16 meeting in Farmers Branch. Mrs. Bette Robinson and Mrs. Eunice Ramsey joined the Wasribership, with Oak Cliff Degres Team leading the initiation. After the ceremony, refreshments included sandwiches cookies and tea for members and guests. Mrs. B Hamer visited Moor Oklahoma to spend Mothers Day with her mother Mrs JP Sones and daughter Mrs Liao Galla, remaining there a week.

Sebetah Farmers Branch Wasribership Bette Robinson Eunice Ramsey Rebekah Degres Oak Cliff Sandwieden Cookie Mr. B Hamer Moft Okla Mra Jp, Sones Thorn Liao Gallafear Mame

Mothers Day Observed Across Carroll Churches

Churches in Carrollton marked Mothers Day honoring living mothers with red roses and remembering deceased mothers with white roses. At Union Baptist and First Baptist, pastors and congregations led brief tributes, prayers, and moments of silent reflection.

Carrol Carrollton Anne First Baptist Church Proutom Tayor Kanteahia Nile Tha. Christian Church Rey Olivery Coumec

Ghul Acres Horse Breaks Track Record At Louisville

At Louisville Kentucky Ghul Acres horse breaks track record during Kentucky Derby week with owner Mr R B George and family in attendance. Wa mother Mia Syd George and sister Mi lleo George present as the horse finishes second by a nose to the winner. Large crowds gather for the racing event in Louisville.

Ghul Acres Louisville Kentucky Mr. R. B. George Togeth Mia Syd George Milleo George Louieville Goorge Glad Aer Dalis Dalian County Poopite Louisvalle

Schedule of School Events Through Closing Weeks

May 19 through closing weeks feature a May 26 recital and May 21 baccalaureate at local church. The seventh grade commences May 29 in the high school, with high school commencement May 30 on the athletic field. The seventh grade numbers 24 students and the senior class 54 are preparing read alouds and other exercises.

Dmre Terrence Mixa Ursa Kenemp Mart Sor- Wvican Mu-Church

East Texas Newsprint Plant Highlighted as Key Asset

Ernest T. Kurth and Larkin Amberman told Man’s Guild of Christ Bpiece Pal church members in Tyler on Wednesday that the Tau in paper mill project, costing 86 million, will be a major asset to the East Texas industry. Guy F. Taylor praised Kurth’s role and noted connections to prior discussions with Men’s Club.

Ernest T. Kurth Larkin Amberman Amdor Man's Guild of Christ Bpiecepal Tylve Tau ‘In East Pex Guy F. Taylor Frank Ball Taylor Kurth Apraker Chib Jwatmes Tenders Rev Mando Loitkia Praladd Whe Ryetor Korthaldo Kirby Post Focal Railroad Seculive Lutkin Milt

Future Farmers Banquet Brings Father Son Attendees

The Future Farmers of America hosted its annual Father Son Banquet with 130 to 140 attendees. Bill Marcom gave the address, Clifton Taylor presided, and speakers included C. Carver Charley McKamy and Rob McCrary. The club band, rounding out the evening, placed fifth in a previous meat event and everyone enjoyed the informal gathering.

Farmers of America Meir Prawants Thy Boya Bill Marcom Selub Walcotta Clifton “Taylor Wat CC. Carver Charley McKamy Rob McCrary FFA Ateing Bad Com

Rimbalmers Convention Attendee Feuds Reported

An unclear OCR note describes Holwan Rhoton at the Rimbalmers Convention in Houston this week with misread names and fragmented phrases. It mentions a drive with someone named June Torrence and cites events spanning Tuesday to Friday with the paper allegedly printed on a wall.

Holwan Rhoton Rimbalmers Hismith June Torrence Galsvetton

Hem Tobuston Elected Soll Conay

Hem Tobuston Elected Soll Conay and several local figures were nominated for district posts in Farmera county. The meeting outlined plans for a state conservation program with a new setup and a focus on labor, workers, and a proposed federal aid package, with a May 22 gathering to discuss details.

Jouuston Farmera Beamsl Dist Palla Seaatup Thin Pew Conkerva A. B. Jolley Clon Gravley Ahnetep Garland Grand Prairie Re Premnter Pla

Linen shower marks Aun Stark wedding celebration

Aun Stark honored with lines of praise at a spring linen shower in Chester W.Wat som's home on May 13. Guests from Richardson Addison Cochran Chapel Dal tut Carrotlton attended. Miss Lota Beill MeRight sang with pianist Mine Beusie Mae MeRight. gifts and refreshments followed in the dining room.

Mie Aun Stark Chester W. Watsom C. A. Good Marz Grace Good June Terence Mary Vrancos Dennis Lota Beill MeRight Beusie Mae MeRight Stark Glenda Apn Tad Mig Stark Mist Ollivyne Mira Stark Richardson Addison Alii Cochran Chapel Dal Tut Carrotlton

Migrant Labor Camp Planned Near Raymondville Texas

Federal government funds a 160 acre site near Raymondville for a migratory farm labor camp built by the Farm Security Administration. The Raymondville camp will house 243 families with 50 three room cottages and 249 one room shelters plus sanitary water and educational facilities. Director C. M. Bryan cites migrant labor as a statewide issue affecting Texas communities and economy. Additional camps planned in Hidalgo Nueces and nearby towns aim to address displacement and housing for thousands of migratory workers.

Raymondville Texas Farm Security Administration C. M. Yang Washington Nnd Byane California Hidalgo Nueces Wor J Mee Robatown Sinton

Shower Honoring Mrs Garland Nichol at Dalina Home

Mrs J T Rhoton and Mrs Mogh Torrence hosted a Tuesday afternoon shower at Mrs Rhoton's home in Dalina for Mrs Garland Nichol, formerly Robbie McMillan, with programs by Mrs Fred Kenelop and others. Out of town guests included Mrs Annie Alderman of Dulles. Guests enjoyed sandwiches and potato chips and iced tea. many lovely and useful gifts were received.

Misa Chelating Mayes J.T. Rhoton Mogh Torrence Fw ‘Hone Rhoton Garland Nichol Dalina Robbie McMillan Fred Kenelop Mary Grace Good Dorothy Jay Maddox J. T. Rho Jom MeBride Wir

Weather winds cause near record rain and damage in area

A fragment describes heavy winds Monday and Tuesday nights with about three quarters of an inch on Monday and more on Tuesday. Trees and grasses are in poor condition and little other damage is noted. The Chronicle is cited.

Chico Bank Robbed May 16 in Northwest Wine County

Two young men Fris Whang Jurante and an accomplice robbed the Chico Bank on Tuesday May 16, fleeing with several thousand dollars. One brother was shot and captured near Decatur, while the other escaped into woods. A vehicle linked to the theft was found at Glad Acres farm east of Carsfoliton, with keys left in the car. Police hunted the suspects across Wine County, including Tackaboto area, as they probed the missing money’s whereabouts.

Decatur Chico Waden Tims Talon County Viatt Glad Acres Farm Cars Foliton al Davis Glad Acres San Thico Wine County Tackaboto

Agricultural News and Local Travel Trails

Beginning Saturday May 20 the County Agricultural Office will close each Saturday at noon after the morning market. Oliver Ray of Carrollton narrowly escaped death when his car was struck by a Katy freight train near Marathon station. He escaped with head injuries and a lost tooth as his car was demolished. Mrs Oliver Godfrey Abe Kirksey Mrs A J Kirksey and Mrs Crockett visited San Antonio and Austin during a weekend trip and heard Gov. W Lee O Daniel on the Sunday broadcast. A joint dance and recital by students of Miss Ann Kennoipp and Mr A Tor rence is planned for the high school auditorium that night.

Ray Iver Oliver Tram Oliver Godfrey Abe A J Kirksey Carrollton Crockett Mra Kirksey Conor Plano San Antonio Jon Wil Austin W. Lee O'Daniel Donce Ateech Mian Arn Kenoipp Aom Torrence William Oliver

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Trinity Mills Pioneer Passen Rebekah Lodge Mia Jack Vandergriff College Station Daryle Echols Mundante MM Echola Margaret Halley Jack Erickson Dajian Carrollton High School Important East Texas Asset Hem Tobuston Soll Conay Aun Stari China Tadin Whith Feather Ag Thing New York City Firat Mr. Garland Nicholy Will Cloen
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