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Newspaper

Vernon Record

Location

Vernon, Texas, United States of America

Date

Apr 13, 1923

Page

5

Miss Shive Hosts Guild Afternoon of Sewing

Miss Olive Shive entertained the Westminister guild Monday afternoon at her home on West Paradise Street. The gathering featured sewing and refreshments for the group and guests including A. B. Swartwood, Hub Colley, Walter McCaleb, I. L. Dohoney, Geo. A. Long, Rupert Sewell, GC. D. Ashenhurst, W. W. Bennett, Joe Napier, O. V. Mittendorf and Miss Janie Boyle.

Olive Shive Westminister Guild Ltg Bone West Paradise Street A. B. Swartwood Hub Colley Walter McCaleb I. L. Dohoney Geo. A. Long Rupert Sewell GC. D. Ashenhurst W. W. Bennett Joe Napier O. V. Mittendorf Janie Boyle

Committee Members Urged to Start At Once in Relief Drive

Mrs J N Johnson chair of the clothing committee for the Near Nast Relief announces that the president of each woman’s organization in Wilbarger county forms her committee and these women are asked to solicit and collect garments on April 11 and 17. Garments should be brought to the library basement for packing while individuals able to help should not wait to join the committee but send donations directly to headquarters in the library basement.

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Babasin Hosts Dinner Club at South Main Home

Dr and Mrs Y H Babasin entertained the Dinner club Wednesday night at their South Main Street residence. The house featured cut flowers and ferns with blue bird place cards. The hostess served a four course luncheon.

Y. H. Babasin South Main Street

Bridge losers and gifts noted at dinner club

After the dinner, bridge was played. Mrs. Harry Colley won high score for the women and received hand embroidered pillow cases. KK B. Gibson won high score for the men and received handkerchiefs. Mr. Colley and Mr. Gibson also won a prize awarded quarterly by the club. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Harry Colley, Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Gibson, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Martin, Mr. and Mrs. FE. M. Haney, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Parker, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Thompson, Mrs. M. Culbertson, Mrs. Norris Richardson of Electra, and Miss Johnnie Mallow.

Harry Colley B. Gibson Colliery Mr. Gibson R. B. Gibson Roy Martin FE. M. Haney Joe Parker Fred Thompson Culbertson Norris Richardson Electra Johnnie Mallow

Earl O Ste en Weds Leta May Lewis at Local Methodist Church

Earl B E O Ste en and Leta May Lewis married Sunday at 9 AM in the Methodist church on West Pease Street. The bride is daughter of B H Lewis from Bourland. groom son of T M O Ste en from Clyde. They reside with Mr and Mrs R A Birch after the ceremony.

Earl BE. O’steen Leta May Lewis R. E. Wickenson West Pease Street B. Ht. Lewis Bourland O'Steen O'Steen Is the Son of Mr. and Mrs. ‘T. M. O’steen Clyde O’steen Massie-Vernon Grocery Company R. A. Birch

1921 Bridge Club Meets With Mrs Mason

Mrs. Harry Mason hosted the 1921 bridge club Tuesday afternoon at her West Paradise Street home. Four tables played with Mrs. J. S. Cook winning high score. A salad course was served at the close.

Paul Goetze South Cumberland Street Chiba Meschnies VY. King Eumett Piper M. Rogers Homer Rogers J. W. Beech, Jr S. R. Crim Wmn. McCareb A. B. Garland I. D. Hockersmith Perry Griffith J. C. Kouse Henry Rogers Barney William Miss Verna Lucky Mason Harry Mason West Paradise Street J. S. Cook

Vernon Visitors Attend Seymour Society Meeting

Several residents from Vernon attended a daylong session of the Seymour Society. The gathering discussed a seven billion campaign and a man’s role in it, with a program of interest presented by agency heads. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. B. J. Hockersmith, Mrs. George Veteto, Mr. Swim, Mrs. Peeler, Rev. L. J. Mims, Mrs. W. A. Lane, Mrs. Oscar Wright, Mr. S. Hogsett, J. B. Vaughn, and Misses Faye Hogsett and Ethel Haney.

Seymour Verney Stt B. J. Hockersmith George Veteto Swim Peeler L. J. Mims

Evening Worship Service With Choir and Sermon

The program includes The Anpostles Creed and closing with the Lord s Prayer. Baritone solo Abide with Me by T N Musgrove, Psalm 2, Gloria Patri, offertory Serenade Schubert, sermon by Rev Joseph Whiteside on The Old and the New China. New members welcomed after hymns and benediction.

Baritone Sole Ashford T. N. Musgrove Joseph Whitsides Soochow China Carl Pisher Salome Ifyria Dr. Whiteside

Public Invitation Extends Urgent Welcome to All

An urgent invitation is extended to the public promising a hearty welcome to all attendees. The notice emphasizes inclusivity and casual hospitality, inviting community members to join with open arms and eager host spirit.

Service Schedule at City Hall on Sundays at 11 a.m

City hall hosts a recurring service every Sunday at 11 9 am with the subject for April 14 titled Are Sin.

City Hall

Central Christian Church Service Announcements

The church invites attendance at morning worship at 0245 a m with a sermon titled An Appreciation and an evening service with the subject Tosng One's Self.

Local Presbyterians Return From Childress Meeting

J D Thompson and Rev Dr Fydd Moore have returned from Childress after attending the Amarillo district presbytery. Thompson arrived Wednesday morning and spoke of the trip.

J.D. Thompson Fydd. Moore Childress Amarillo

Childress Receives Rain as Water Shortage Looms

The rainfall reached Childress and the Pease River area overnight, timing perfect for the city whose water comes from a surface lake after the supply ran dry. The Presbyterians of Childress plan a $40,000 church with basement complete, hosting meetings there. Mrs. Core Gilman is spending winter with daughter Mrs. Swinburn and recovering from influenza.

Childress Pease River Presbyterians Thorpson

At Last Hope for Breaking Point Nerves

An advertisement promises relief for exhausted nerves and “Vitality” using a patent remedy. It targets overworked parents and housekeepers, claiming to restore strength and health, with urging to act quickly through local druggists. The piece ends by naming MIE VERNON DRUG STORE as distributor.

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