Farmers Branch Graduates Shine at School Commencement
Twenty one students graduated with Ed ward Zbylot earning highest honors and Harold Hartline second. A school circus and parade drew crowds. a Dallas news reel cameraman filmed activities at the schoolhouse last Thursday and will show the reel within two weeks. Bonita, Texas wed in Austin March 10 and plan to spend the summer with Mr and Mrs Chas Tawia. Dale Moaly preached at Baptist church services Sunday.
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Edward Zbylot
Harold Hartline
Dallas
Bonita
Austin
Mtr
Afra
Chas
Tawia
Dale Moaly
N Tha Baptist
Birthday Dinner Attends Frankford Residents in Dallas
Henry Morris and family attended a birthday dinner at Mr. and Mrs. John Beverly's in Dallas. Mrs. Eaton and children Dorothy and Ruth visited their daughter in Addison. Clyde Grimes and family, Miss Mary Hamer of Dallas visited Rollie Harmer and wife Thursday. Donelle Atkins from Fort Worth vacationing with aunt Abs Patm. Mr. and Mrs. Mervin Hamilton from Fine Bluff, Arkansas visited sister Ida Good over the weekend. Alma Lois Moore, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Gayle Moore, is home from St Paul hospital recuperating from pneumonia. Several on sick list this week. Mrs. Hester Cook from Gladewater visited friends. Miss Ann Kerr, sixth grade teacher, went home to Bridgeport. Mrs. Ray Thompson will attend a teacher meeting in Denton. Mrs. Stanley Burney hosted Methodist Missionary society with ice cream and treats for about thirty. Carl Tyson and wife of Grepton visited uncle Sam Miller and wife. J C Adams family visited brother Richard Adams in Forney. Mrs. Branham returned from visit to Mesquite. Many combines in the country. Mrs. Odom and sons traded in Plano.
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J. C. Eaton
Dorothy and
Ruth
Taimadge Vans
Addison
Clyde Grimes
Mary. Hamer
Dallis
Weir
jRollie Harmer
Donelle Atkins
Ft, ‘Worth
Abs
JJ Patm
Mervin Hamilton
Fine Bluff
Arky
Ida Good
Ars. Inguillaway
Hester Cook
Gladewater
Ann Kerr
Bridgeport
Ray Thompson
Denton
Mmer
Carl Tyson
Wi Grepgton
Ter
Luper
Dallas
Ormer
Sam Miller
J.C. Adams
J. C. Jr
Richard Adams
Forney
Carrollton Music Recital Directed by Mrs Martin
The Carroll ton Schools music department presents a Friday evening recital in the high school auditorium under the direction of Mrs W L Martin featuring Rubine Padtereal Sinding and Muck.
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Carrollton Schools
W. L. Martin
Checkup on WPA Alabama workers reform movement in Cortland
A Selma Times Journal report notes a new Alabama Federal Workers’ Union seeking to enroll all WPA workers and foster understanding among workers sponsors and Washington. It questions funding and tax impact while citing calls for employment through WPA tasks and local association dues.
Neighbor Voices Offer Hidden Value in Local Ads
A fragmented notice hints that neighbors could gain by sharing their messages through local advertisements. The brief suggests a simple pitch to connect with advertisers and readers, emphasizing community reach and practical returns.
Souvenir Tickets For Golden Jubilee State Fair Fund Drive
Souvenir tickets three for $1.00 fund rehabilitation of fair grounds and operating budgets for the World’s Largest State Fair. Nineteen directors subscribed for employee books, with others joining. goal 100000 books, 800000 tickets. Carrollton Chronicle will sell the tickets at $1 per book.
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Texas
Campalan
Ojo Herold
Carrollton Chronicle
Local Wedding Sparks Silver and Golden Anniversary Plans
Dallas visitors Porter Montgomery and wife attended the commencement at which Cath graduated. He confided they celebrated their Silver Wedding anniversary last Saturday while a daughter Catherine and J E Parsley announced their marriage at Emma Perry’s home. The event drew Mr and Mrs Perry and Mr and Mrs Parsley, with Mrs Forty guessing the couple hoped to arrange a joint celebration for their Golden and Silver anniversaries. Local notices also mention Stalnaker and Hayes families visiting, a Cleveland trip for Charles Ray Johnson, and other community movements including funerals and graduates from Carvalhin.
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Porter Montgomery
Dallas
Cath
Port
Wey
Cathering
J. E. Parsley
Emma
ST Perry
Dartmouth
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