Two Days of Racing at Wichita Falls
Two days of thoroughbred harness racing will be held at the Texas Oklahoma Fair Association track in Wichita Falls on May 30 and 31. Prizes totaling over 1500 will be awarded. A three day midsummer meeting July 2 5 and 4 offers more than 2500 in purses. The meetings aim to attract top pacers and trotters from the Midwest and Southwest.
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Texas-Oklahoma Fair Association
Wichita Falls
Shepherd
Texas
Midwest
Southwest
National Breeders and Racing Association
Social Art Club Hosts Mrs Cary Scott for Drama Talk
Mrs Cary Scott hosted the Social Art club Thursday at her Mesquite Street home. Mrs R Z Lutz led with a lecture on Ancient and Medieval Drama and a two course luncheon followed served by Mrs A A Hingst and Miss Verna Rhee Thompson.
Mrs Babasin Hosts Delphian Club Meeting
Mrs Y H Babasin was hostess Wednesday afternoon to the Delphe fan club. Miss Harriet Thoms led the session discussing Mediterranean Travel present Day Egypt and Palestine of Today. A salad course and strawberry short cake with whipped cream were served to fourteen members.
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Y. H. Babasin
Delphe
Harriet Thoms
Egypt
Palestine
Mrs Swartwood Hostess To 1921 Bridge Club
Members of the 1921 Bridge club and guests gathered Tuesday afternoon at the home of Mrs. J. L. Swartwood on Texas Street. Mrs. FE P. Hicks won club high score and received a handkerchief bag while Mrs. B H Lisman earned high guest prize of hand-made handkerchiefs. A salad course followed by strawberries and cream was served to Mesdames Bond Boger Napier McCulloch Farrell Hicks Mason Collins Evans Johnson Lisman Johnson.
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J. L. Swartwood
Texas Street
FE. P. Hicks
B. H. Lisman
Acare
Daniel Bond
A. C. Boger
Joe Napier
Afternoon home party honors high score winner
Four tables of guests at a Will Barg er street residence enjoyed a stylish afternoon with Master lilies decor and dainty handkerchiefs as table favors. Esther Swartwood received the prize for high score while Mrs. Win Long won the guest prize. A salad course and marshmallow pudding followed, served to Mesdames Hardin, Munger, McCaleb, McC Carter, McCurdy, Roads ers, Sumner, Swartwood, Weems Craig of Mexia, and Misses Adele Sumner, Fishner Swartwood, Olive Shive of Long Beach California.
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Willbarger Street
Esther Swartwood
Win Long
George Hardin
Munger
W. B. McCaleb
KE. L. McCarter
O. O. McCurdy
C. Roadsers
Dan Sumner
Clint Swartwood
Weems Craig
Mexia
Adele = Sumner
Fishner Swartwood
Olive Shive
Long, Beach, Calif
FARMERS VALLEY NEWS NOTES AT A GLANCE
Vernon residents Ruth Warner and Miss Mary Coborn are guests together with several Chillicothe and Quanah visitors stopping by local households. Dewey Brock and others attend Tolbert ball game and Epworth League. Rev. J P McGhee preaches in Tolbert. A pie supper, drama by Antelope High, and a 4 H-Busters hunt are listed among community events.
Mrs Batley Hosts Wednesday Forty Two Club Meeting
Mrs S W Bailey entertained the Wednesday Forty two club and guests at her Cumberland street home. Five tables were in play and Mrs Bailey was elected president for the year with two vacancies filled by Mrs T A Key and Mrs F L Keltz. Hosts receiving included Mrs FE Hicks, Mrs Storey, and Mrs Leslie. A salad course followed for many members and guests.
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S. W. Bailey
Cumberland Street
Bailey
T. A. Key
F. L. Keltz
Mesdames FE. I. Hicks
John A. Storey
W. I. Leslie
A. HF. Murchison
Rey Meredith
Harry Mason
A. C. Roger
E. P. Hicks
T. J. Youngbloos
J. W. Townsend
W. N. Stokes
P. D. Shive
W. PD. Berry
JL. K. Johnson
R. H. Nichols
W. ?. Leslie
H. *. Rogers
Harp
Josephine Collins
Mrs Lundy Hosts Swastika Forty-Two Club Tuesday
Mrs W S Lundy of Tolar Street entertained the Swastika forty-two club and guests Tuesday afternoon with six tables of play. A salad and ice course followed, favors with Easter themes were given, and a list of attendees included Mrs A A Allison, R J Castlebury, R Crim, L C Cole, Paul Goetze, J P King, J W McCrary, A P Morris, C D Greene, Geo L Robinson, BE M Rogers, Fred Reed, W G McDonald, D D Jackson, J B White, Cecil Storey, BE F Piper, R Y P Webb, Fred Thompson, N R B Heath, O FE Williams, J A Dixon, J D Allison, Mack Byers, and Gruesenwald of Dallas.
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Dallas
D. D. Jackson
Miss Mary Anderson Hosts Tuesday Bridge Club
Miss Mary Anderson served as hostess for the Tuesday Bridge Club gathering. The event drew local players and featured light refreshments after the games.
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Mary Anderson
Local Visitors and Social Roundup in El Reno Area
Rev and Mrs F Johnson of Tilcott and M P Leudtke hosted Tuesday night. Elsie Lutz visited cousin Miss Mary Pones of Elliott. J Recks and family made a Vernon trip. Claren McCartney family spent Wednesday with McCurteys of Elliott. H B Atkins attended funeral of Mrs Y W Frazier in Vernon. C O Walls and Harvey Watterson of Floydada visiting and Walls supervising farm here. Teudtke and Gober Wilkenson traveled to Vernon. Ervin Pohlmann of Mt Carmel visited A G Kohl. Mrs Leo Gentch of Guyerspert also noted.
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Guyer
Vernon
Co. PD
Walls
Harvey Watterson
Floydada
M. ? Teudtke Wert
Gober Wilkenson
Ervin Pohlmann
Mt. Carme
A. G. Kohl
Leo Gentch
Guyerspert
Community Notes From A Rural Revival Week
Monday and Monday night with her sister in law Mrs Claren Mc Curdey as Mr Genteh was in Vernon on business. The rain was enjoyed by all the farmers of this community. Gardens and corn are looking good. Most everybody from this community has been attending the revival meeting at Elliott this week. Those present Sunday night were Mr and Mrs F Nettles Mr and Mrs H B Atkins Mr and Mrs MM P Trendtke Mrs KR P Wilkenson Misses Ruth Treuten ens Lyda Wilkenson Tonie Jobl Louise Lutz Hattie Kohl Bertha Lutz Messrs Gober Wilkenson and 4 G Kohl. Misses Bertha and Louise Lutz visited their aunt Mrs Geo Don eos of Eliott on Wednesday. Mr and Mrs H B Atkins and children went to Vernon Wednesday to see Miss Eula Matheny of White City who underwent an operation at a sanitarium in Vernon. She is reported to be improving. Mr and Mrs Charlie Stallings have returned to their home in Thormeberry after a brief visit with Mr and Mrs H H Moutchens. Mrs Sam Vaughn has been visiting friends and relatives in this community this week. Little R J Lowe is on the sick this week.
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Ruth Warner
Vernon
Mary Coborn
T. C. Frost
Claarence Sound
Chillicothe
Dewey Brock
Herman McAdams
Luther Brock
Tiermen McAdams
Tolbert
Bailey High
J. P. McGhee
Farge
Antelope High School
J. P. Davis
Muriel
John, Jr
White City
John
Olian Frost
Thesday
Margy Bell
Jerry Bell
Martin
Mamie Bloome
Rolla Randel
Edd Grimes
Ima Frost
F. al. Coborn
Yom Bell
Beck
Inlaw
Claren McCurdey
Genteh
Elliott
F. Nettles
H. B. Atkins
MM. P. Trendtke
KR. P. Wilkenson
Ruth Treutenens
Lyda Wilkenson
Tonie Jobl
Louise Lutz
Hattie Kohl
Bertha Lutz
Messrs
Gober Wilkenson
G. Kohl
Bertha
Geo. Doneos
Eliott
Eula Matheny
Charlie Stallings
Thormeberry
H. H. Moutchens
Sam Vaughn
R. J. Lowe
Delegates Report From W C T U Meeting in Austin
Mrs. Rena M Watts local president and district head of the Woman s Christian Temperance Union delivered a report on a recent Austin gathering marking the Golden Jubilee of temperance in America. Governor Pat Neff urged WCO members to engage in Democratic conventions and primaries to elect capable representatives. Speakers emphasized law enforcement and Americanization as core goals. The meeting occurred Thursday afternoon with Mrs A Allison presiding.
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Rena M. Watts
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Austin
America
Akers
Pat M. Neff
Ww Oe
Democratic Party
Woods of Dallas in Vernon on business this week
Dallas businessman Woods visits Vernon this week on commercial matters. He plans meetings with local partners and notes potential investment opportunities during the stay.
Mammoth Colt Teaches Season at J. P. Starr Place
The registered Mammoth black Jac will debut this season at J. P. Star place ten miles north of Vernon. Prices set at five dollars per leap seven fifty for the season twelve dollars to insure colt. Ss. C. Starr.
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J. P. Star Place
Vernon
Ss. C. Starr
Hall's Catarrh Medicine Ad in Toledo
Local disease catarrh described as influenced by constitutional conditions. Hall's Catarrh Medicine includes an ointment for quick relief and an internal tonic that sweeps through the blood on mucous surfaces to aid elimination. Sold by druggists for over 40 years F. J. Cheney & Co., Toledo.
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Hall
F. Jd. Chenny & Co
Loledo
Red Cross Speaker to Address Baptist Church
Rev U S Villars of the American Red Cross Southwestern Division will speak at the Baptist Church Sunday night. Villars, formerly an ordained minister of Saint Paul Mina, arrives on an official division visit covering Texas Oklahoma New Mexico and Arizona. No contribution will be asked. special choir music will accompany the program. Public invited.
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Erican
Sunday School Egg Hunt Planned at Mrs Smith's Home
Mrs J B Smith hosts her Sunday school class of youngsters tomorrow afternoon from 3 to 5 o clock at 1428 Texas Street. The Easter egg mat will feature a fun egg hunt and fellowship for the children with the class members attending.
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J. B. Smith
Texas Street
Easter Egg Hunt For Sunday School Children
The Presbyterian Sunday school plans an Easter egg hunt tomorrow at 3 PM at Mrs. A. Lb. Swartwood home. The event is hosted by the primary department for children attendees.
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Presbyterian Sunday School
A. Lb. Swartwood
Vernon church to spud in well on Dill place
Miss Thelma Wells of Wichita arrives in Vernon to finalize arrangements for spudding in the Church well on the Dill place 1274 north of Stephens No. 1 well of South Vernon Oil Co. in Vernon Oil field.
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Spud
Thelma Wells
Wichita Alls
Vernon
Dill Place
Stephens
South Vernon Oil Company
Mrs W A Wilhelm Visits Plainview
Mrs W A Wilhelm is visiting Plainview and will tour local sites and meet residents during the trip. Her itinerary includes community gatherings and informal meetings with neighbors as she travels through the area.
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Cary Scott
Mrs. Babasin
Delphian Club
Farmers Valley New
Mrs. Batley
Mrs. Lundy
Iss Anderson
EL Reno
Buick
Hup
Ralph Cato
White Garage
Akes
Woods of Dallas
Overland Motor Company
West City Hall
Candyland
Red Cross
Baptist Church
U. S. Villars
Mrs. W. A. Wilhelm
Plainview
Ictorian
Elaine Hammenstein
Harold Macgrath
Neal Hart
Rio Grande
Mexican Border
Angel Face Molly
F. K. Myton
Tom J. Hopkins
Oscar Apfel
Milton Sills
Wallace MacDonald
Bertram Grassby
New Victor Records
The
Virginians
International Novelty Orchestra
Joe Raymond
Wendel Hall and Shannon
Pasadena
Billy Murray
Ed Smalle
E. M. Leutwyler
Piggly-Wiggly
Kellogg’s
Piggly- Wiggly
U. Paul
Swiss Avenue
Tercs
Sageson
Drus
Davis Ever-Bright Paints
Kansas City
Walter Ladd
M. A. Dixon
Main and Marshall Sts
Farmers State Bank
Federal Reserve
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