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Newspaper
Carrollton Chronicle
Location
Carrollton, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 27, 1932
Page
1
Firemen plan their annual memorial observance led by Rev. Wy N Viernen who will preach. A program includes interwoven services and a reception with friends invited to join the observance honoring departed firemen. Boy Scouts contribute daily good deeds as part of community tribute.
The Currant Social and Chub met at A R Lowrey home on Thursday with many members present. A dish dinner followed, then a short business session. Rhoton gave a lively address thanking the club for faithful membership and cooperation. New officers: Col ton Mra Rholon president Maz Chester Good vice president Mr Tonyis secretary and sroarmer Mrs Rex Gomicar recording secretary Mrs 8 DP Borrell parliamentarian A Lowney. A member from SMU gave a reading titled The Women’s Study Club. Reporter's note: the job name has shifted to Public speaking.
Rally Day presented by The Leaguers of the Mekin Way District gathers in Plano Sunday May 29 with a 9 80 start for Sunday School special program for youth at 6 00 Dan Flurron of Plano preaches at 7 00 a picnic and social hour from 12 00 to 2 00 followed by recreation and a 2 00 devotional led by Ruth Vernon with several speakers. A business meeting closes the day attendees urged to bring picnic lunches.
The Katy railways seeks permission to cut two night trains in Texas, No. 49 and 50, to be heard by the Railroad Commission of Texas in Austin next Tuesday May 31. Details describe trains 60 north at 12:20 pm and 17 south at 6:17 am, plus No. 46 north to Wichita Falls and No. A7 south to Dallas. Local residents may attend.
In a community letter the writer praises various garden achievements including Ramses and Ramses haw mans, mentions crops like beets chard onions cabbage and strawberries, and notes a rivalry between Rexey and Frank McMurray over garden products. The piece also references rain affecting weekend activities and a local barbering service price at George Groves Harbor hop.
The article recounts a busy week of student events led by Miss Eula Smith with a moat recital of readings and playlets. Baccalaureate Sunday featured Dr F B Billington of TCU delivering a Geomery of Life address. High school music and glee club recitals drew large crowds, with seventh grade meditation exercises and graduation plans for the district, awaiting a favorable weather finale.
Frisco officials led by Stephenson Bliss Cobb and others toured the local property on Wednesday. They discussed railroad finances, fixed expenses, and the need for increased patronage to cover salaries and depot costs. The visit also touched on regional connections to Dallas Fort Worth and family ties in the area.
A long reader letter from Rowtive Plan Association urging Carrollton cooperation with Dallas County towns. It lauds volunteers, Mayor Ramy Sey, and a committee for hosting a historical lantern event. The note envisions Carrollton as a peaceful suburb ready for Texas Centennial 1936 and Dallas Centennial 1941, stressing planning, low taxes, and shared progress. Dallas News references and local remarks about housing, schools, churches, and community effort accompany broader notes on wheat prices and town improvements.
Ruth Clark County Home Demonstration Agent schedules a fruit canning demonstration at the county home demonstration office. The event invites the public to attend and learn canning methods with tastings and guidance. Public notice lists date and location details.
Monday afternoon in the hall of Atta Roy Heiexndl the Tudiea of the Pleat Boys Histehitoh fovea Miesonacy Yriterm presented a program titled Subject Christian Schools at Home and Abrоil. There was good attendance and all enjoyed the program. At the conclusion refreshments were served.
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