Star to Preside at News Luncheon and Dream Girl Follies
Temren WEL will act as toastmaster for newspaper men during the Dream Girl Follies presented in the auditorium for sixteen days in the Texas State Pair. The luncheon program features music by Alemy Banteey's Band and a caravan of entertainment for visiting editors. Also noted are revival meetings at the Methodist church and a gin accident near Carrollton where Marian Hays severed his forefinger on a power saw.
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Temren
Julius Tannen
Texas
Dmg
Men of
Dito Herald
Phe Sunchewy
Astinecuremox
Mets Wal
Courtenien
Ioot Gibson
Roden Hecktion
Gasvig
Aire T. E-Ualty
Atthur Place
College Avenue
Methodis
Wight
Rev
Hubbard
Duncanville
Sone Lyme
Tareas
Fldiron
Marian Hays
Beef Club Feeds Numerous People in Addison Territory
A community Beef Club serves nearly two dozen families, slaughtering and distributing a shared meat supply for a week per family. Members include Walver Sharks and Ellan Bioko, with others named among the Addison group. Carcellinn drivers and school transport inspectors plan repairs to ensure safe travel for students. Sam's Mace reopens under Myasern Cook and Hazelwood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adiisun
Hughes
Atu Adiiaen
Walver Sharks
Lmra
Mogi
Welar Stark
Kailey Miek Wenig
Ellen Bioko MB
Sciwell
Will Vaden
Guy Swe
Carteen Rothers
Ted Swih
Bramblet
Charley Foneto
Ili
Myasern Cook & Hazelwood
Addison
Sam
J.B. Davie
Mas Ollivene Patterson
Denton
Cla
Major Democratic Campaign Structure Outlined for Texas
An Austin based announcement outlines a Democratic campaign committee for Texas led by A. Thorman of Dallas with members from Waxahachie Dallas and Malis. The plan prioritizes decentralization and broad participation aiming for a large volunteer coalition across nearly seven thousand precincts to secure a strong statewide majority for John Garner.
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Austin
Texas
A. Thorman
Dallas
Rey Miller
Margie Neal
Miller
Meal
Tewna
John Grener
Enat
Nko
Mmm
Wonton
John Garner
Cotton Prices Rise On Market Uptick After Depression
Cotton moved higher Tuesday and Wednesday on the local market with 7.25 and 7.85 offered as prices. Ginnings surpassed 360 bales locally and favorable weather promises rapid picking and ginning. Receipts in Farmers Branch Addison and Hebron were heavy, with Hebron already over 800 bales processed, exact totals not confirmed.
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Farsimers
Addison
Hebron
Candidate Garner Loses Mother in Washington Vigil
Hon John Guenng Democrat for president was called from Washington to the bedside of his ailing mother Mrs Sarahdane Garner 81 at home. She died Tuesday September 12 at 12:25 PM after a lingering illness with her children at her side including Speaker Garner, Jesse Garner, Jolly Garner, Maud Blair and Mrs John Wright.
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John Guenng
Washington
Sarahdane Garver
John Nanve Garner
View Pesident
Speaker Garner
Jesse
Jolly Garner
Maud Blair
John Wright
Womans Study Club Meets with Hostess and News
The Womans Study Club met Thursday with Mrs. EH Bishop hosting. An Interesting paper on The Home Library was read by Stra Henry Ferry followed by a review of Standard Magazines by Miss Ollivene Patterson. A round table discussed the Influence of Newspapers and Magazines in the Home before adjournment for October 6.
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Cluir
EH. Bishop
Stra
Henry Ferry
Home Library
Ollivene Patterson
W. T. Vandergriff
A. T. Stewart
Dallas Good Will Trippers Visit Ends Amid Haste and Heat
A Victorian era scene unfolds as trippers parade through Dallas with wagons and bands ahead of a large caravan. Citizens greeted officials including Mayor Mursey as Cheyenne Indians and local groups distributed souvenirs and candy. The procession, led by the Dallas police and fire department, toured a paved square, with appeals for a return visit and safer travel home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas Police and Tire Department
Maliew and
Piremons
John Custom
Mursey
Smoot Sehmid
Missionary Society Notes at Church Meeting
The Missionary Society met Monday afternoon for a Sparta program with Mrs Boswell in charge. Beatrice Gravley shared a China tale and Bonnie Fay Maxon spoke on how Christianity aids China. Mrs Lem Cromer narrated Dr Arthur Jackson’s sacrifice for China. Upcoming fruit shower planned for Virginia K Johnson home. Mr and Mrs Stephenson moved from Dallas to Carrollton and are boarding with Mrs Chester Good.
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Pfernoon
Sparta
Boswell
Beatrice Gravley
China
Bonnie Fay Maxon
Lem Cromer
Arthur Jackson
Virginia K. Johnson
Mra. Squibb
Mea
A. Stephenson
Dallas
Carrollton
Chester Good
Carrollton Opens Schools With Strong Enrollment
Carrollton schools opened Monday under favorable conditions with teachers present. Enrollment indicates enough sample material to justify possibly hiring another teacher, and the board hired G. M. Boswell as science teacher. High school enrollment runs 205 to 210, grades similar to last year, football coaching by Claude Beak noted, and preparations underway for fall term games and activities.
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Carrollton
G. M. Boswell
Clase Poe
G.M. Boswell
Slismes Exia Braudrick
Irenes Rowland
Acre
Fire at Carrollton Barn Threatens Dallas Trippers Tour
A small blaze started by corn shucks near Carrollton Fed MMs as a caratoren from Lewisville neared. Fire crews arrived quickly and extinguished the fire, preventing potential damage to stored baled hay and stored straw. The incident caused scare among spectators and raised concerns about a possible larger fire.
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Carrolltion
Dallas
Lewisville
Carrollton
Mms
Local social notes from a visit and student plans in Texas
Mira Mary Alice Edwarda returned from a ten day visit with Miss Catherine Lander in Dallas. Miss Lander accompanied her home to spend a few days. Miss Gertrude Hofmann went to Lubbock to resume college studies as a senior set to graduate this term. W. J. Wilkinson of Dallas visited the Paterson family and stayed several days. Mrs. Homer Cole of Joshua visited her grandmother Mrs. C. A. Smith and other relatives. George Groves Barber Shop offerings noted.
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E. P. Mayes
Kansuc Ity
T. C. Cluck
Virginia Louise
Chick
Kansas City
Mra
Mayes
Ruth Paddock
Cornell Gourner
Minnie Dearing
San Angelo
W. B. Manning
Buddy Manning
Ben Baker
Pittsburg
Texas
A. Kirksey
Mira Mary Alice Edwarda
Catherine Lander
Dallas
Miss Lander
Gertrude Hofmann
Lubbock
W. 3. Wilkinson
W. E. Patter
Paterson
Homer Cole
Joshua
C. A. Smith
Dell Smith
Fannie ‘Thompson
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Beef Club
Carcellinn
Schen Wes
Jake Grawley
Water Stark
Burnett Perry
George Groves
Barbers Ploumes Partigulag
Chater
Wich
Royal Democrats of Texas
Texan
Segarian Hermathie Eope
Avery Ong
Farmers & Merchants State Bank
Carrollton, Texas
Heide FH
Murray
Alt Rhoton
Viceren
Rebuila Bank & Trust Company of Texas
Dallas, Texas
Caplin Sergeane
Fromme
Garner
Womans Study Club
Missionary Society Noten
Roy McCormick
Greun Taom
Kepal
Urchiv School
Claude Baeak
Hacum
Carrolston
Swith von
Von
Ven Zandt County
Acbnel
Welk
Hiaireuss
Satluty
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