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Newspaper
Carrollton Chronicle
Location
Carrollton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 12, 1941
Page
1
A lengthy, error-ridden account describes turtle racing events with enthusiasm and caution. It highlights wildlife, derby thrills, and a community gathering in Carrollton Wisconsin, noting spectators, auctions, and the spectacle's appeal while touching on animal welfare and fair play concerns.
Funeral services were held at Coppell Baptist Church for James Pearson longtime Coppell resident and charter member. He died at age 84 in Dallas after a long illness. Survivors include his wife Mrs Allen Good of Carrollton and two sons Carroll Pearson of Carrollton and Richard Pearson of Coppell. Interment followed at Grapevine Cemetery.
A local gathering honored Glenn Odom last Thursday evening with a small party. Contest details mention a "forty-two and bridge" game and cookies were served to about twenty guests in attendance.
An article recounts Congressman Sumners visiting a Methodist church meeting in Bartow County. He invited the church committee to recess and join him for a drink, prompting mixed reactions among attendees. The account notes the mayoral tone and political tension as discussions touched on national defense and unity.
The Carrollton public library will relocate to the high school to improve access for students and the public. Superintendent C. C. Carver and Mrs. E. A. Gourl emphasized continued library services, noting books funded by the state will remain available to all at the school.
The Lions Club meeting date is moved to Wednesday for this week due to field events. Members are urged to attend a good program and participate in the planned activities.
Members of the Methodist church and guests gathered for a social supper hosted by G Skinners. Attendees included Dr. and Mrs. Mc Kirkham Mrs Arthur Gravley and family Mrs Homer Padgett Mr and Mrs Dell Smith Mrs de Nobles and family Mr and Mrs Fred Boatweight Mrs TC Fonte and others. Rev W W Slagle and Mrs Marian Good among speakers expressed appreciation for the hospitality and consideration shown during the event.
Figures from Carroll County schools indicate total enrollment rose notably. In the high school the total reached 146 with a full faculty list verified by Superintendent CC Carver, including names across mathematics music and vocational departments.
Neighbors report a flood of orders as the Chronicle promotes a pen and pencil set tied to subscription drives. Readers are urged to act before the deadline, with details on pricing, delivery, and replacement guarantees.
The football squad returns from camp near Weatherford Texas geared for the season opener. Fans are urged to attend the Thursday game at Lansey Field as Red Oak prepares to face first challenger Crow Creek in an early season test. Coach Ranel thanks supporters and lists probable starters including Weber tackles Cow Denigia Bernie Beanert Carver Bers Pot Wot Now Parker and urges attendance.
A Well Baby Clinic will be organized in Carrollton on Wednesday as the second of four series in Dallas County. The clinic will be held at the First Baptist Church, with a physician, county dentist, and county clinic staff providing services. The local committee, chaired by Christine Mayes, plans appointments and promotes private physician participation to help mothers access health care for their babies.
Mr and Mrs. Lee Jackson were married last Friday evening in Carrollton. Friends arrived at their home for a town warming. Forty two games were played and refreshments of pie and cookies were served. Attending were Andrew Jackson, Ray Slawle, Minnie Bava, Bon Jackoon, A Nis of Dallas, and several neighbors from the area.
In Crweaving, Ellouise Alexandre Graywuing and Jaman Haydon wed in a simple ring ceremony. The event, held on a Tuesday, marked the couple’s marriage with family present and a later reception in town.
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