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Newspaper
Carrollton Chronicle
Location
Carrollton, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1931
Page
1
The county reports army worm damage across fields with grain losses rising as crops ripen. County Agent A B Dulley notes limited infestations, yet severe damage in Whearlan and Addison districts with farmers struggling to halt the spread. Persistent infestation threatens yields as farmers deploy early harvests and control efforts amid poor prospects.
A local event advertisement invites the public to a Lucas Entertainers show sponsored by the First Uapsist church. R. L. (Dob) Lynne Bovirtainers will introduce the program on Tuesday night June 2. Admission 18 and 25 cents. Hob WorkT The Chronicle of co.
Hackberry school lauds Jaden decision aiding district content for permanent grounds. Dale Chamber of Commerce provides $40 for actor grounds. Mrs Leonard Gandis, five years as teacher, leads PTA in fundraising and beautification efforts with local patron support. W D Melh diah landscape worker Avner contracted to execute the project.
A report from Tuesday notes a game won by Fats and team captains Mrs Rex Good and Mrs Dr Bailey leading their squads. Town ladies organized support, a church singalong followed at Union Baptist with Roy James leading prayers and a quintet and trio performing. Mrs Emma Hinriloagtle visited from Dallas for the Baccalaureate services.
The Class of 103 at Martaliton High School held baccalaureate services Sunday at the Methodist church. The large crowd filled the church as Rev. L.M. spoke, with the High School Glee Club performing. Graduates sat in the central front area while the congregation listened to music and remarks praising the students.
The Love Star Gas Company and affiliates defend newspaper ads as educating customers about policies, operations, and staff. They cite ads as a tool to promote thrift, safety, community values, and to distinguish service quality amid fuel competition, while addressing misunderstandings and attacks.
A Brownsville business notice states M. Bryson, chief counsel, St. Louis, is also serving as a commercial agent at Save Alexeies and is listed among four new appointments. Formerly a division freight agent at El Paso, he brings freight and legal experience to the role.
The Gervailton high Music Department under Mrs. W. Li Martin presented an evening of real enjoyment at Muthoding church. The Gle Club, three years in operation, faced loss of many memories as licences were required for Ghosts of Hilson and Kitchen Symphony pieces. Despite stage limits in Park Lot, the program featured piano numbers and lively younger members received strong applause. Seventh grade girls preparing to join next year showed promise, with two months of work yielding notable progress and an earnest outlook for the future.
Washington motorists face a general warning from the American Motorists Association about pedal safety and passenger liability in accidents. A Sunday crash near Fulks Dows left two injured but not seriously, as an ambulance ferried them to hospital. A Marian car damaged but not drivable was abandoned near Jack's place.
The school announces final activities including a May 20 commencement at 8 o clock with Dr. JW Kimball of Baylor University as speaker. Senior Day at the high school on May 24 at 11 80 oclock features class histories poems and prophesies. Valedictorian is Gladys Leduuter and Colene Brake will give the salute. The Honor Fioque Award for Clember highlights loyalty and achievement.
Sevent grade exercises held last evening noted twenty graduates from Colene Brake Junior High with students from other schools to join Carrollton next year. Joy Bailey and Betty Jon Keneipp were highlighted as top performers with high averages over the past five reports, signaling strong future progress for the class.
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