Hebron Happenings Involving Verna Saling and Local Families
Miss Verna Saling of Colina visited Tuesday and Wednesday with Miss Mons Morgan and Mr. Fred Everett. Mrs. Hi Miller and daughter and Mrs. Raymond Miller spent Wednesday with Mrs. JL Holvert and daughters Evelyn and Dorothy. Perryton visitors Mr. and Mrs. Claude Cook joined local families. Timmy Huskey celebrated his 8th birthday with friends Saturday, featuring games and ice cream.
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Verna Saling
Colina
Mons Morgan
Fred Everett
Hi. Miller
Raymond Miller
McKinney
JL. Holvert
Evelyn
Dorothy
Woukind
Morris Lord
Claude Cook
Perryton
We Belt
Jevin Hendeyson
C. W. Jackison
L. K. Belt
Timmy Raymond Huskey
Little Friend
Jimmy
Farmers Branch Opens New School Year with Attendance
Farmers Branch held a school event with trustees Sam Tracey and Dib Dennin introducing new principal Mrs. Ruth from Letot School and new teacher Miss Ann Kerr of Carrollton. Faculty listed includes Mrs. Rush, Miss Kerr, Miss Blackburn, Miss Shelton, Miss Angie Baller, and Mrs. Thompson. PTA enrollment grew to twenty with many more expressions of intent.
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PT. A
Leonard Hartline
Tom Field
Manard Ford
W. Hudson
Kerr
Carrollton
Teddy Marsh
Woek's Best Recipe Hamburger Chronicle Scrapbook
A fragmentary recipe shows a hamburger blend using beef onion pepper celery paprika and butter. Step by step directions describe mixing shaping and baking with tomatoes and butter to finish, plus a fashion note about little black dresses.
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Chronicle Scrapbook
Balung
Diet tips for growing children with vegetables
The doctor advises fresh vegetables of many kinds as valuable for growing children. Spinach, chard, carrots, beets, onions, and beans provide rich minerals. Starchy vegetables like potatoes can be boiled, mashed, or baked, but never fried. highly seasoned sauces should be avoided.
Kitchen Tips On Greasing Cups And Handling Onions
Practical kitchen hints describe coating spoons with molasses to prevent sticking and boiling water before milk to avoid scorching. A tip uses onions with stems as handles for grating to spare fingers, and advises keeping the stem on onions for grip.
Donor Flange Jar Opening Tip From Housekeeping Note
A suggested method to ease opening a fruit jar is to submerge the lid in hot water for a few minutes. For cleaning, fill jars halfway with soapy suds, add carpet tucks, cover, and shake vigorously, then rinse well.
Inspiration Promises Pleasing Numbers at Musical Night
A local entertainment page invites readers to hear Bobby Jones and Tony Hale perform next Thursday. The duo will present pleasing numbers in a program described as uplifting and in a style matching the week’s cultural offerings.
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Bobby Jones
Tony Hale
Nito
Wedding Card Revelations Stir Arden Household Urgency
In a tense scene from a domestic drama, Arden confronts Ray about a wedding and past loves as Judge Reed interjects with memory of Juliet. Ray wrestles with family duty, loyalty, and a forbidden affection, admitting strong emotions toward a father figure while resisting a crumbling vow to another man. The dialogue tightens the conflict over happiness, freedom, and obligation within a tangled family history.
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Arden
Ray
Annie
Sworge Gore
Jou
Juliet
Revd
Haya
We the People and Our Constitution by Raymond Pitcairn
An essay on the United States Constitution’s Preamble and the 1787 Philadelphia convention. It reflects on the enduring value of the founding document, liberty, justice, and the citizenry’s role in shaping government for a free and united nation. The piece links historical ideals to ongoing democratic commitment and national celebration.
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Raymond Pitcairn
United States of America
Nile Dy Ainge
Eliquen
Sven
Philadelphia
Independence Hall
Han
Americs
Allison
Charter At Liberty
Texas Silver Mine Near Mexican Border Thrives
The Shaffer camp in the western Texas region yields between $100,000 and $700,000 in silver annually. In operation for about fifty years, the mine has produced since its inception around 1930 and remains productive today despite limited contribution to the nation’s gold.
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Shaffer
We Feed tha Alien in Either Cause Cited
An Elizabethtown era clipping from Philadelphia notes 400 aliens dismissed from WPA rolls and replaced by American citizens. It claims aliens will still receive relief while citizens must work for funds, citing 9 500 foreign born families on local relief rolls with about 1000 mixed families.
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Adipputch
Philadelphia
Pena
Philadelphia County Relief Board
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