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Carrollton Chronicle

Location

Carrollton, Texas, United States of America

Date

Oct 07, 1938

Page

8

Local residents listed with visits and incidents in Carrollton area

Mr and Mrs T G Kelley moved into the Nix house once occupied by W E Bee. Dallas visitors include Mrs Wood Smith and Mrs C A Miller with Mew. Andrew Jackson had a Sunday event and Bobby Wayne Wenn of Farmers Branch reportedly received a surgical procedure at St Paul Weapitel this week. Attendees at the county PTA meeting included Mrs Roy Russell Mrs C A Good and Mrs A T Stewart. Theological seminary student Edgar Colina visited from NTSTC Denton with relatives. Ry Crows sustained a serious arm injury from a falling fax. Dr Watney sutured 18 stitches as Joe Edward moved into the building vacated by Kelleys Ground Market. Mrs Etta Ronch and family with Mr and Mrs Bill Sublette visited Dallas Monday night with Mr and Mrs Cleotus Millaway. Emys Marsh at CLA Denton spent the weekend with her parents Ate and Mes Pred Marsh at Farmers Branch. Lee Wilkinson of Los Angeles and Mrs Lon Simpton of Dallas visited the Nix home. HA Nix of the Carrollton community hosted visitors including Mr Oney Kress of Houston. Biro Kreste, previously hospitalized, has returned home.

Bobby Wayne Wenn Farmers Branch Fenuil St. Paul Weapitel Roy Russell Coa Good Stewart PTA Roget Vickery Kev Ead Johnston Matt Louisvillead the Theological Seminary Ry Crows Watney Joe Edwarda Kelley Ground Market Egta Ronch Bill Sublette Dallas Cleotus Millaway Amjse Emys Marsh Atending Cla Denton Ate Mes Pred Marsh Lee Wilkarson Los Angeles Cal Lon Simpton HA Nix Carrollton

Mowell Residence Rising as New Home Notes

The Chronicle reports a rapid rise of the new residence for Mr. and Mrs. JF Mowell. A birth is noted for Dorn and Mrs. Greatus Millaway on Sunday October 2, at their home with mother and baby doing well. An eye operation for Mr. FI Whitlock occurred last Saturday at 5th Paul hospital and a birth for Mr. and Mrs. Hayne on Wednesday September ie Wh produces a baby girl at St Paul hospital with mother and baby thriving. Visits from Mr. and Mrs. Hilly Thomas and Mr. and Mrs. J Petty occurred Tuesday night while en route to Ponca City Oklahoma.

Tob the Chronicle JF Mowell FI Whitlock 5Th, Paul Hospital Connacts A J Hayne St. Paul Hospital Hilly Thomas J . Petty A T Stewart Ponca City Oklahoma

State Fair Opens With Jubilee Plans Mentioned

The local editor notes the State Fair begins tomorrow with expected crowds and entertainment. They and their spouse plan to attend to enjoy the jubilee events and see what's new at the fairgrounds.

WMS First Baptist Service Highlights Mission Program and Fire Loss

All day Dray rand praise service at WMS of First Baptist with a dish dinner. Program on State Mission for Negroes shed light on Mexico mission field and European mission. Afternoon round table talks followed by discussions. Fire destroyed a cotton house and 70 plus bales of cotton near Frieco gin. Community Center for Negro youths under NYA building at Huntoville with auditorium stage and offices.

WMS First Baptist Church Mission Thone Jrresent Aiden Prince Jim Johnston Ratton Ioyorvaed Walker County NYA Bore Huntoville Offi Land Nagatong Terrace

The Menace of Autocracy by Raynonu Piteaten

A fragmentary excerpt discusses autocracy and democracy, praising liberty and warning against tyranny. It references future governance, freedom of the people, and the American principle of government by the people, highlighting concerns over autocratic power.

Raynonu Piteaten

Famous Women of the Bible study marks year’s first session

The Women’s Study Club met at Mrs Riley’s home for the first session of the year. Mrs Cy A Wood led “Famous Women of the Bible” with Eden as discussion focus. Mrs Preston Taylor presented a paper, followed by a round-table dinner for guests Mrs Taliaferro and Mrs Birney of Farmert Branch.

Thy Womans Study Club Mra. Riley Morrison Cy A Wood Preston Taylor Meadamen Taliaferro Birney Farmert Branch

Pedestrian Fatalities Rise in Texas Traffic Collisions

Police reports show 209 of 1,288 pedestrians in traffic accidents so far this year died and 020 were injured. Authorities urge pedestrians to obey signals, cross only at intersections, avoid walking against traffic, and face oncoming vehicles to reduce deaths.

Texas

Cotton Shipments Reported At Depot

Report from the depot notes Mr Howell stated about 800 bales of cotton were shipped on Monday. The mention appears in a brief update on local commerce and freight activity.

Hughes Enters Grocery and Market Business

T Hughes opens a grocery and market in Carrollton buying City Gath Grocery stock and moving it to a new location opposite Credit Union bank. He renames to Home Grocery, expands to frozen locker system, adds meat refrigeration, and plans to attract trade with a Chronicle ad.

Home Cash Grocery George T. Hughes City Cash Grocery Home Cah Grocery Et Dainese Carrollton Gath Credit Union Bank Burnett Perry Oity Guah Kelley Grocery & Market Kelley City Cab Hughes the Chronicle

For Sale and Event Notes At Golden Jubilee State Fair

The notice lists farm club housing and future farmers living at the Golden Jubilee State Fair with a special dormitory prepared. It mentions a 100 piece Future Partner Band opening the program and a monument dedication to fair founders. References a cannery feature, a model No-Home Work school, and band music on grounds October 8 to 28 with participants from Texas towns and amateur acts.

Farm Club Bad Fair Crnawood Texas

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Burnett Building Kelley's Grocery & Market Carrollton, Texas T G Kelley Nix W E Bee Wood Smith C. A Miller Andrew Jackson Edgar Coliina NTSTC Oney Kresss Houston Mes Bob Ii Biro. Kreste Gialtt McCormick Pharmacy School Stora Plaza Bacon Zane Grey West Wien John Wayne Mt Hunt SUN Fred McMurray and Flarriett Hilliard Lord Jeff Tredidie Bartholomew Mickey Rooney Ste Waka Hatiar Sarroliion Utah Morven America Soho Raton Fomane Study Club News Adut Mentha Tae Kalge Garand Peatrd Orion Peat,smy Mat Kee T. Hughes Efit Carotn Rome MONTE Lyon-Gray Eaxen Mike Ube Mt Kalem Architecta Thrae-Billiinu Allstar Lyon-Gray Lumber Company GW. Ramsey Rhoton Dry Goods & Undertaking Company Carrollton, Tex Lush Dr. Wenitt Canton W. CG. Martin Emme Hardenade Mayeraly Huewahe
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