Celebration of Tom W Field election honors at Field Park
A large crowd estimated at 8 000 gathered at Field Park last Thursday to honor Tom W Field after his August primary win for Commissioner for Dfat No 1. A barbecue fed attendees while Richardson and Negro Jubilee bands played, speeches from local notables followed, and dancing and laughter filled the afternoon and evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Partners Branch
Tom W. Field
Funost
Dfat
Field Park
Murry
Sie
Aumy
Cwaa
Richardson Band
Negro Jubilee Band
John Ore
Lops G. Knight
Racar Floyd
Lowie T. Carpenter
C.K. Bulford
Robert Ogden
Benator W. C. McKamy
Joe ¥. Field
Tom W. Biel
Outa
Wusal
Enrollment In Progress At Carrollton School
Enrollment for the coming year at Carrollton schools is under way with large anticipated high school enrollment. One day registration occurred and further enrollment is expected, aided by a new counting system. The Board of Education aims to know high school enrollments by week’s end, with buses planned for three large routes to serve students.
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Corrollion
Carrollton
Setiovia
Aloe
Nyatem
Bert Sendy
Hue
Thusiagat
Koen Daira
Aly
Wis
Coral
Board of Education
Duke Graviey
Goerner
Me. Guernor
Bis
Wreck and Anniversary Observed in Local Community
A Sunday head on collision near Edwards Lake injured several, with Mrs Beat rice fatally dying en route to Dallas hospital. The crash prompted praise for longtime residents Mr. and Mrs. Manning, who celebrated their 38th wedding anniversary at Cureallton with family, friends, and a large gathering recounting past memories.
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Edwards Lake
Laing
Pontiac
A. A. Edwards
Edwards
Mixox Dale
Beatricy McCaftrey
Blackwyn
Beatrice
Laird
Akien
Dallas
Vander
Fan
Midway Filling Station
Amal
Dallas County
Cureallton
Mra
Chas
Ashly
H. Raburn
W. L. Manning
Buddy Manning
Floyd Manning
W. A. Cunningham
Cary Vollton
R. H. Raburn
Coppell
Chas. Ashly
Mins Ase Bramer
Dallan
Famly
George Hicks
Henry Ashly
Andy Davidson
Wilmer
Buell Manning
J.d.manning
Jim Woods
Tumbly
Et.simmons
J. D. Manning
Mia
Manning
Oly
Ind
Vinnie Ji
Muay Jing
Will Grawley
Sanday
Wak
Roy Gravley
Austin
Roy
Will
Arm
J.J. Nytaler
Gen
Ming Beatrice Graviey
Clifton Finch
Grand Saline
Noble Whitlock
Lem Cromer
Lewisville
Revival Services Begin Next Wednesday at Methodist Church
Revival planned for ten days starts Sept. 2 with Rev. Alexander Hubbard of Duncanville, Me. Roy Grat ey leads the song service. W.N. Vernon is pastor. Attendance urged. Local residents and visitors mingle with church events and community notes.
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Alexander Hubbard
Duncanville
Roy Gratey
W.N. Vernon
Cotton Movement Restores Local Ginning Pace
Heavy rains slowed cotton picking until warm weather returned and activity picked up. By Thursday the local gin surpassed 200 bales and receipts rose while prices climbed to seven cents. Guests noted include Mrs. T. J. Renfro and others from Ft Worth and local residents.
Milk Producers Unite to Stabilize Prices in New York State
An Emergency Committee of the New York Mill Shed backs the Day ten Teague Cooperative Association plan to contract 705 of regional producers. This aims to ensure a safe, inspected milk supply at a fair price, while supporting farmers. The effort, linked to the Dairymen's League, seeks to curb dumping and stabilize agriculture amid low prices. Other local notices include greetings from teachers and residents, hospitalizations, and school moves.
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New York
Induptey
Ten’ Teague Cooperative
Tome
Dairymen's League of
New York State
Ome Gees] Uiral Industey
Dallas Good Will Trippers Visit Carrollton on Tuesday
Dallas Good Will Trippers are expected to arrive in Carrollton Tuesday evening at about 8 45 o clock in a train of water buses with about 200 people in the party facing the Police and Firemen s lands. The party will be led by officers from the Chamber of Commerce State Fair and City and County and will be headed by the red car of the police and Fire Department with its siren. Upon arrival on the Square a band concert will be given and residents are urged to greet neighbors and friends showing hospitality.
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Dalla
Carralton
Chamber of Commerce
State Fair
Olice and Fire Department
Carrollton
Whitlock London Wedding in Ardmore Oklahoma
Miss Clyo Whitlock and Robert I London wed at the First Baptist parsonage in Ardmore on Saturday Sept 3. They were by Otis and Mrs McStay from Denton. Both graduates of State Teachers College and will teach. London in Ardmore high school, London in Seagoville high school.
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Clyo Whitlock
Robert I. London
Ardmore
Oklo
First Baptist Church
Otis McStay
Denton
Smiples
London
State Teachers College
Dameton
Seagovilly
Tex
Mies
Hebron
Ate
Chronicle
Lone Doe
Funeral notice for William M. McCommas pioneer leader
William M. McCommas longtime Dallas resident and former prominent member of the Dallas County Pioneer Association and Times Herald Half Century Club died Thursday night. Funeral held Friday at 4 PM at Church of Christ Peak and East Side streets with Rev. J. W. Blunsett presiding. Burial in Cox Cemetery Whit Rock. He leaves a son J N McCommas four daughters and several relatives. Active pallbearers named.
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William M. McComman
Dallas
G. A. Harris
Garland Avenue
J. W. Blunsett
Church of Christ
Peak
East Side
Cox“cemetery
McCommas
Dallas County
Dallas County Pioneer Associaaion
Times Herald
J. N. McCommas
C. B. Hill
Edwards
C. A. Harrie
Sire
J. T. Anderson
J. H. McCommas
Mary
Jane Burgess
Frank Willism
Mir
J. W. Vance
Doneld Stevens
S. W. Hanes
Dwight Jones
Norris Vance
Leonard Yadhard
Murray
Addison Man Trot Home From Hospital After Suffering Illness
Mr Goodwin of Addison trotted home from the hospital Sunday after an illness that left him weak and in need of rest. Medical staff report improvement and gratitude from family as he recovers at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Goodwin
Addison
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