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Newspaper
Carrollton Chronicle
Location
Carrollton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 09, 1932
Page
1
Rain retards cotton picking for a week across Texas. Prices hover near 12 cents with activity stalling. Carrollton reports 150 bales ginned before weather halted work. Volunteer Fire Department plans a carnival in Carsillan the first week of October. local men to perform a stunt Wednesday night.
A Denton gathering honored Olliveny Patterson and Christine Mayes with a charity event hosted by Eliisy Chap tain. Attendees included Beulah Miersh Pawel Smith May lo Thompson and others. Jin Johnston fell ill Sunday with a crick in the neck and was taken to St. Pauls Sanitarium for care. no relief reported by Wednesday.
The new sidewalk beside the Addo building is finished and wider than the old path. Much of the labor sand gravel and machinery were donated. The project reflects civic spirit from Carrollton Schools and the Parent-Teacher Association.
The Womens Study Club met at Mika Oilivene Patterson’s home for a luncheon on September 1. Mrs. J. T. Rhoton presided as plans for the year were outlined, including study topics on Literature and Life of the Southwest. Members discussed maintaining membership rolls and heard a brief history of the club since its 1920 origin.
Ruth Paddock wed Rev Cornell Goerner in Broadway Baptist Church Kansas City with Miss Virginia Goerner as maid of honor and Mr T C Cluck as best man The bride a former Carrollton teacher and the groom son of a Dallas County schools official will serve a congregation in Lewisville Ky Their families from Dallas and Carrollton attended the evening ceremony and reception.
The Carrollton Board of Trustees adopted a policy requiring all Carrollton Public Schools teachers to undergo a physical examination. A standardized form will be provided, to be completed by a competent physician before the new school term.
Mrs Donna Yaddell and her daughter Cornel Dennin and uncle Kelli ennin moved from Farmers Branch to Livingston Tennessee ten days ago. They have traded for property in the state and will make their home there. The Chronicle will follow them to the new home and hopes they keep the diary updated with happenings back home.
A large crowd from across the county is expected at Farmers Branch Thursday evening to celebrate the election of Tom W. Field as commissioner elect. An entertaining program is promised, with coverage to follow next week.
The Womans Missionary Society met Monday afternoon in a church meeting to discuss the Good-will House drive. Members urged bringing old clothes and items to the church this week. Mrs. Walton Stark announced results and RM Pennington announced a new shop in the Vinson building and asked for patronage. Pennington, long employed by Highland Park Nhl & Lumber, recently moved to a new property south of town and built houses and buildings.
A Dallas Good Will group plans a trip of 150 to 200 people accompanied by a band to Carrollton on September 20 at 3:18 o clock. The purpose is to meet Carrollton residents, renew business and personal friendships, and strengthen goodwill between patrons and customers. E Black serves as secretary and trip coordinator.
Major James H. Doolittle, famous airmen James G. Baird, Col. Cowell, and Lt. Lester Maitland head a panel invited to judge the model contest at the Southwestern Aviation Exhibit during the State Fair of Texas October 8 to 23. Entries hail from over fifty Southwestern cities. judging occurs on Aviation Day with a large attendance including airmen from the U.S., Mexico, Canada and Cuba. Winners will be named Friday October 14.
W T Torrence died at home in Moody Texas after a prolonged illness. He was born September 29, 1860 and died in his seventy second year. Survived by two sons Hugh and Thad and five daughters. Funeral held Monday at the Moody Methodist Church with Rev CE Wilkins officiating. The notice also mentions local construction activity and shipments by Lyon Gray Lumber Co and Bucksol Home.
A fragmented note reflects confusion about international affairs and languages, mentioning Poland, China, and unclear names. It notes uncertainty and inquiry about past events and future implications, implying a stance of cautious speculation.
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