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Newspaper

Carrollton Chronicle

Location

Carrollton, Texas, United States of America

Date

Sep 16, 1932

Page

5

Coppell Happenings: Sunday Visitors and Local News

Sunday social visits fill Coppell with neighbors noting J R Duncan and family hosting, Frank Warren and Luther Gentry guests, Ed Thompson injured cutting his foot near Ft Worth, 24 stitches, warded to Harris hospital. School opens Monday with returning teachers including Will, Travia Fuller, Alma Brown and Hazel Spradling.

Edward Thompson Nenday A.W. Cunningham Clifford Thomas Marvin Springs Hobart Okla Dearing Frank Warren Ft. Worth Mra Luther Gentry Frank Tucker Will Schram Grapevine Sammie Long Arente Immons Moody Claude Plumlee Dallas Travia Fuller Charlie Good Alma Brown Hazel Spradl

Addison News Social Notes Highlight Local Visits

Katherine Morris spent part of last week in Dallas with friends. Mrs. Johnnie Yeargin spent Saturday with her mother Mrs. Breedlove. Mrs. Carl Seapoith returned home from no weeks visit with her mother Mrs. Emma Hazlewood. Mrs. Calloway's later Mrs. Fisher is visiting her. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Buchanan of Richardson spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. RH. Morris. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Shelton and you spent Sunday with

Katherine Morris Dallas Johnnie Yeargin Breedlove Carl Seapoi Ht Emma Hazlewood

Local Social Patchwork From Scraps of a Texas Weekend

Fragmented names and vague notes describe a Sunday gathering pattern with references to Mr and Mrs Jones of Dallas and several others such as Jeff Ringo, H C, Merta, D Darier, Mrs French of Dallas, Rev Doyle and Edwin Lewis. It mentions Roberson returning home and Roy Milley spending furlough with his parents, forming a domestic weekend portrait.

Roy Milley Aad Mys, Miller

Farm ers Branch social notes highlight visits and parties

Farmers Branch notes record visits among residents including Ms Leonard, Abe Wilkes, and Gip Cromer family from Pampas and Dallas. Extended visits involve Mra Bev Thomson, Mrs Cromer, and neighbors in Ft Worth Dallas Coppell and Denton with hosting at a Midway Road sluader party for Miss Winifred Wheeler.

Leonard Boiler Abe Dale Wilkes Pampas Texas Epent Bev Thomson W. B. Cromer Pt. Worth Toby Johnatom Coppell Gip Cromer Cromer Ft. Worth Mirnes Rath Robbie Joe Maxwell Juanita Doria Ruth Harris Walter Cromer Otto Claxton Dalla Afra Ben Thompson Houlah Mar Marsh Misa Winifred Wheeler Denton Misa ‘Margaret Thompson Dallas Dorthy Gillean Mosquite Katherine Sutherland Beulah Mar Marsh

Purees for Entrees Ures Riirves Bouman Timbale

A fragmented early recipe collage presents faux culinary phrases and garbled instructions for pureed vegetable and fruit dishes. It includes notes on purées with corn, carrots, and apricots, plus vague preparation steps for molds, baking, and serving, with odd inserted names and terms.

Local Health and Social Roundup From Highland Park

Fred March was taken to St Pauls forum uperstiog, Wan brothomy Sunday and eee Leale War 0 Y an Ieston ated on last Friday and iy recovering. Miss Beulah Mae Marsh, Winifred Wheeler and Margaret Thompson enjoyed a few hours Thursday night at the home of Mr and Mrs Jack Cobb. Will Gearley was taken to St Pauls and operated on Sunday night and is recovering nicely. Dr J Frank injured his shoulder in a fall nearly two weeks ago. no bones broken but severe bruises noted. arm being varied in a sling and he is doing nicely.

Fred March St. Paul's Forum Beulah Mae Marsh Winifred Wheeler Margert Thompson Stra Jack Cobb Highland Park Will Gearley St. Paul's J. Frank

Frankford News Social Roster and Visits Report

Frankford residents shared Sunday visits with relatives including the Eaton and Curis Wyte families, Mary Hamner and Mrs Neal Wylie, Grover Lewis and family, Samy Millar and wife, Odom family visiting daughter Roy Yarbrough and Emily in Plano, Tom McLain and family, and Al Cooper’s family near Hebron. Ed Odom and J A Price noted in Carrollton and Wake McKinney respectively. Farmers appreciated the sunshine and were busy gathering crops.

Eaton J. A. Price Wake McKinney

Local Happenings Include Visits Across Towns And Family News

Prosper resident Carl McPhatridge travels with Rudolf Pondexter and Rus sell Baldyede from Celvin to visit Klix Hoxking on Sunday. Visits also include Miss Norais Thoma and others at the Bishop home in Fort Worth. Families spend weekends in Dallas, Okla, Plano, and Lake Worth. A child had tonsils removed. Mrs. Dayia and relatives tour Fort Worth. Will Ellis family moves to Tolar. A Frisco trip notes a father’s illness. Jealous refrigeration and fuel oil ranges are highlighted in Nation’s Business. The Chronicle notes Jub paintings.

Carl McPhatridge Prosper Rudolf Pondexter Russell Baldyede Celvin Klix Hoxking Stanley Dorier Norais Thoma Clear' Curtis Geneve Evans Joh Bishop Feit Worth Pat Lioyd Grupity Lloydister Serine Will Hosking Doltna Arts Ldla Hoskins Jetsie Howling Warn Plano Ben Davis Howard Kensy Dallas Aich Johnson Dausghter Will Harper Paul Davis J. I. Lord Berl Sumners Wiekend Oklahoma Mary Smith Hatchint Bertha Felt Glenn Lord Austin Pent Jane MeCormick Dayia J. W Elmer Ft. Worth Albert Edd Fonter Rovnwell Wyatt Chile Lake Worth Tolar Texas Carl Moss Will McMurry D. D. Simmons Otto Bogard Ava Dennis Frisco

Open Saloon Debate on Liquor Policy Divides Parties

In a Daley News summary the Open Saloon concept is contrasted with Canadian and British liquor systems. The piece argues prohibition will prompt a home rule approach, with Republicans and Democrats facing a decision that will spark debate and discunt, praising open saloon as a possible outcome.

United States Chamber of Commerce Alcard

Crazy Crystal claim helps Beech Grove resident

Vernon McCarthey of 187 South 20d Ave Beech Grove Indiana says Crazy Crystals eased his crippling phoumarism after one week and completely removed his pain by the first box, calling the product a godsend to suffering humanity.

Vernon McCarthey South Beech Grove Ind

Young orks Love Get Together in Byrne Colleges

Fragmented OCR text describes a gathering at the Five Byrne Colleges with calls for a special fundraiser or grant. Mentions Houston, Fort Worth, Oklahoma City, San Antonio, and other locations. Appeals for money to support education and community service. No clear event date or definitive outcome available.

Byrne Colleges Byrne Dulliia Houston Oklahoma City Sant Antonly

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