Hebron Happenings Meet Local Visits Across Nearby Towns
Mrs H Morton and Mrs Bill Stubbs visited Mrs Roy McCormick at Carrollton Monday. Many residents traveled Wednesday to Lewisville Denton and Dallas for visits and shopping. Local families including the Millers and Hospkins spent Sunday with relatives in Hebron and Addison, Ft Worth, McKinney and Waxahachie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H Morton
Bill Stubbs
Roy McCormick
Carrollton
Les Wyatt
Maie ‘Thomas
Lewisville
Ednesday
T Davie
BC Coal
Morris Lord and Ie
Albert Davis
Denton
W Moris
Billie
Ft. Worth
LW Morris
Will McMurray
Jeff Hop
Coppell Happenings and Local People Attend Weekend Events
Coppell notes from a weekend include Mr and Mrs JD Thweatt of Wichita Falls visiting Coppell and Grapevine Springs Park project. Many locals like Rev Walter Hillsman and families attend church and visit friends in Carrollton and Dallas. Coppell School graduation set for May 28 with expected freshmen enrollments listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
JD Thweatt
Wichita Falls
Coppell
Thweatt
Grapevine Springs
Mervin Davis
Lois Thomas
Newars
C.P. Thomas
Farmers Branch MI Society and Local Visits Highlight Week
The Methodist Mi Society visited the Society Monday. Nan Knight of Dallas visited Mrs. Bob Knight and family. Mrs. A Lotanicy and daughter Betty Lou and Mrs. Manard Ford called on Mrs. Choc Sporteman in Denton. Mary Foster won first place in an essay contest for Pang to the Pan American Exposition. Will Smith of Dallas visited with her mother Mrs. John Jordon. Lenard Putnam listed this week. AW Taylor elected president of the Methodist Hustlers Union. Twenty eight seventh grade graduates, largest class yet. Jim Hudler and family visited Gladewater. Rev Cael Hudson delivered a sermon at the grade school. Mrs. Bob Knight sick. Mrs. AL Stanley on sick list. Ray Rasberry hosted a barbecue for Forture picnic. twenty people attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity Portland
Coppell
Richardson Cabinet
Greater Dallas
Albert Hodges
Walter Hillsman
Coppell Baptist Church
Dick Duncan
Tyler Duncan
Dallas
J E Gentry
Lillis Tanher
Little Kirkes
Ft. Worth
Willie Thomas
Mra
Dutch
Liles
Carrollton
Shorty McDowell
Grapevine
Clarence
Claude Thomas
Carl Hodges
Ollie Merle Putnam
Clifton Harrison
Mervin Davin
Saye Melton
Raymond Foster
Winnie Foster
Charley Cox
Ruth Harn
Jamon
Gayton McElroy
Charlotte Gentry
Virginia Madden
Genes Corbin
Carroll Kirk Hand
Bill Hara
Ft. Wart Th
A Lotanicy
Betty Lou
Manard Ford
Choc Sporteman
Denton
Mista Mary Foster
Will Smith
John Jordon
Lenard Putnam
AW Taylor
Methodial Hustlers Union
Jim Hudler
Gladewater
Loyd Cook
Cael Hudson
Ates
Bob Knight
AL Stanley
Beau
Ray Rasberry
Forture
Mission Daye Program on The Holy Spirit in Mission Work
Vice President Jim Johnston led a Monday afternoon program on The Holy Spirit in Mission Work by the Southern Baptist Convention. The session included devotional by Mrs. WE Les, prayers, and three papers by Jim Johnston, Mrs. Preston Taylor, and Mrs. A T Stewart. Twenty five attended with four visitors, followed by a social hour and missions offering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ciety
Mra
Jim Johnston
Southern Baptist Convention
WE Les
Earl Skiles
Preston Taylor
A T ‘Stewart
Bob Patterse
Frank Good
Mra. Loyd, Hughes
Jake Vinson
J T Ogden
Balloon experiment plans to track winds over crops
More than 4000 yellow balloons with numbered tags will be released by the Texas Agricultural Experiment Station and the Bureau of Entomology to study wind patterns affecting the cotton flea hopper and other pests. Balloons drift with air currents from May 12 to June 1 across listed counties, seeking finder location data to map movement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas Agricultural Experiment Station
Bureau of Entomology
Madison
Brilam
Robertson
Burn Lee
Bastrop
Caldwell
Gonzales
Austin
Colorado
Lavaca
DeWitt
Goliad
Vainoun
Islands
Nueces
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Hebron
Vna
Crates Cobbas
Soe Ora
Het Oe
Farmers Branch
Methodist
Mi Society
Nan Knight
the Chronicle
T Kimball’s
Carrollton, Texas
Iit
Carrollton Feed Mills
L. F. Blanton
Vandergriff
Chevrolet Company
Grand Prairie
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