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Newspaper
Carrollton Chronicle
Location
Carrollton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 01, 1937
Page
4
A garbled Chronicle page column laments generation habits, warns motorists on road water, and reviews labor and cotton pricing. It cites Editor Brundage, Gov Allred, Farley, Mollynewix, and John T. Hamilton. It notes Houston’s port standing and Roosevelt in Yellowstone. A hush on the subscription drive closes the item.
Mise Margie Mae Butta remains in a Dallas hospital with typhoid and is slowly improving. Visitors include Mr. and Mrs. Bill Thomas and Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Putnam from Rock Springs, who then left for Chandler Oklahoma to make their home. The 4th through 7th grades traveled to the Fan American Exposition. Miss Gladge Godfrey of Burveston Texas visits sister Mrs. Bob Knight. Carl Pearson of Carrollton and Manard Ford journeyed to Gladewater and back. Mrs. Hester Cook returns home, and Mrs. Lawson Mek lst is ill this week. The Methodist Missionary Society meets at Mrs. Oren Sood's to start a mission study course. Mrs. Raymond Tracy visits sister Mrs. Chapper Kyle in Kermit Texas. Angie Butler adds work on her residence.
Mrs Henry Cook returned from Houston on Thursday and was called Saturday by the illness of her daughter Mrs Edgar Abbott who underwent an operation Saturday and is reported on the road to recovery. 5S D Gregory and wife visited their daughter Sis Breedive and husband at Alphas Sunday. Sams and wife and Jaymond Sams and wife of Addison visited Ernest Melton and wife Sunday. Henry Morris and wife spent Sunday with his brother Mars Moria and family at Addison. Richard Adams wife and children visited Sam Miller. Dalton Hamer wife and children of Hebron visited Miss Mary Hamer and Dr Neal Wylie Sunday. Eldridge Brooks and wife of Dallas visited her parent Seat Odom and wife Sunday. Jack Lane wife and baby son of Dallas visiting her parents T W Godman and wife here. Marvin Runsell and wife visited T W Godwin and family Sunday.
Coppell notes include hard surfacing of the east road by the county. C C Parker traded a Model A for a Chevrolet pickup. Raymond Tinsley Sham Conn and Cicero Long plan a Friday trip to College Station. Clyde Gentry gained a Dallas job with Neiman Marcus. Tyler Lee Duncan, daughter of Mr and Mrs Duncan of Dallas, visits Mr and Mrs J E Gentry. Mrs Virgil Grace returns from a two week Oklahoma visit. Mr and Mrs Albert Hodges Willie B Plumblee and Lucille Corley attend Dallas Circus Tuesday night. Mrs Jane Miller visits daughter Sirx Herman Thiede Lewlayilie.
Chronicle Scrapbook offers quips on modern life and a Peach Typico recipe. It mentions telephones, consumer culture, and social foibles, then shares a peach tapioca dessert with misprints and instructions. Canned foods warning crops up about spoiled fruit or meat and signs of bacterial risk.
Fragmentary note discusses shifting gender roles, saying in old days a woman sought a husband while now the aim is the same in Freeport Texas. It mentions a phur industry, urges Denton girls to consider kisses before marriage, and questions future opportunities amid uncertain lines about love and prospects.
A fragmented classifieds style entry lists Hebron Addison and Lake Dallas seeking information about a service call to Mr. Good at Car roihen. Two phone numbers are given, 90 and 54, one for the service line and one for home, though digits are incomplete.
Instructions describe laying the coat flat outside up and folding sleeves back at the elbows. Fold the fronts over the sleeves, then lift the coat at the armholes and fold it wrong side out for compact storage.
Instructions cover icing a cake, cooling before icing, greasing a griddle, and removing fish odor. For bites use cold water with mentholatum or baking soda, onion on wasp stings, paste of salt soda water, or ammonia. Other fixes include camphor, hydrogen peroxide, or wet earth.
A fragment cites a wife’s opinion as part of a dialogue about a plan. The line suggests a curious exchange where one person asks the other to relay their spouse’s view, highlighting relational dynamics in a domestic setting.
A fragmented note says a man famed for his arithmetic wisdom has a grandson who also has a head for figures, described with earnest pride and a touch of humor. The piece hints at family lineage and a shared talent in computing or counting.
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