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Newspaper

Vernon Record

Location

Vernon, Texas, United States of America

Date

Apr 19, 1921

Page

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Golden Wedding Anniversary Observed at Fargo

James and Katharine Stafford mark their golden anniversary with a family dinner and reception in Fargo. Stafford, a Civil War veteran and Fargo pioneer, served as first postmaster and ran a general store with his wife and sons. The couple moved from West Virginia to Colorado to Illinois to Iowa before settling in Fargo Texas then. Their ten children include Cass and Emma Elizabeth with eight surviving. many relatives attended the event and great grandchild news followed for the Griffith family.

James Stafford West Virginia 120Th Dliners Infantry Far West Colorado Chenoa Katherine Hartman Wisconsin Stafford Methodist Church Eastern Star Rebekahs Cass Emma Elizabeth Griffith Cecil Holt Texline Holt Georgia Stone T. J. Griffiths West Vernon

To Preach at Fargo Church of Christ

J. W. Dunn of Dallas will preach at the Fargo Church of Christ Saturday and Sunday night at 7 20 o'clock and Sunday morning at 11 o'clock.

J. W. Dunn Dallas Fargo Church of Christ

Paving Extension Cost Heavy For Vernon Area Road

Judge Bell McHugh says extending paving east of Vernon to the county line could cost about one million dollars. County commissioners have no definite plan while awaiting a Federal aid briefing. State bonds would cover 25 percent and federal funds could match county and state amounts, with a contractual cap near 300,000. Extension options hinge on loopholes and approval of further expenditures for bridges and roadwork.

Vernon BE Ll. McHugh Rau Dude McHugh Okkamion Road

Pyramid Again Strikes Pay Sand in Sigler Field

In Sigler field drillers report another strike at a target sand layer. The Pyramid crew, including Triangle and H and F holes, shows promise for a third well as sidetrack connections are evaluated and casing may begin this afternoon. The earlier sidetrack faced whip stock misplacement but is being reconnected.

Hillcrest Forms Seven Committees To Govern Club

Hillcrest announces an executive committee of three directors and six seven member committees. A wolf committee will maintain the course while a tennis committee oversees courts. Grounds, safety, house care, entertainment, and member policies are outlined with plans for drainage, grounds work, beautification, and social activities.

Becom Hillcrest Elab Elab Ing

Drill Progress Near First Sidetrack at Pyramid Site

Workers continued advancing the first sidetrack with May Drill to Thursday on deck. Casing of five and three sixteenths inches will be set in the hole as tests proceed today to determine if the pay sand is reachable. Pirillers at the Pyramid labored until 2 AM to push the hole toward completion.

George Hegwood Sigler Company Mr. Hegwood Terhune Orr Tarius iImplement Company Masonic Orvders TOO Ad Soo Astern Star

Development updates on Pri airk well south of fee

Reports from the company office indicate no definite developments before tomorrow as preparations for drifting proceed. The casing and packer were set Monday evening with plans to drill 24 inches of hole and test water control, while officials emphasize caution and progress remains steady at about 1 980 feet with the H and F and other wells nearing key depths.

Federated Clubs to Honor Visitors in Local Meeting

Mrs. Guy Harding Goodman of Hale Center and Mrs. Whoche K Warner of Claude visit for the First District Texas Federation of Women’s Clubs meeting in Wichita Falls. Public invited to Central Christian Church at 3 p.m. for program with talks, solos, and readings. A reception follows at Mrs. Harry Mason’s home on West Paradise Street with a brief after gathering program.

Guy Harding Goodman Hale Center Whoche K. Warner Claude Texas Federation of Wares Clubs Wichita Paris Central Christian Church Gus Taumage

Boy Born to Vernon Area Couple Jones

A boy was born Saturday to Mr and Mrs J J Jones living eight miles north of Vernon.

Jenes J. J. Jones Vernon

Swiss Bell Ringers To Perform At Opera House Friday

The Swiss Bell Ringers an act from Europe will appear at the Opera House Friday night under the auspices of the local American Legion post. A trio performs with sixteen members on the program playing over twenty seven instruments including dulcimer violin harp and xylophone. The set features classical and popular pieces such as The Seventh Concerto Tranmeri and William Tell with Signor J Miravila and the Cioorwette sisters among the performers.

Taveia Americana Patrol Darkies Picnic William Tell Lal Patoma Signor J. Miravila PL 1. Georgette Josephine Cioorwette

Butter Lady Mrs H A Blevins Gains Statewide Fame

Mrs H A Blevins of Oklaunion Oklahoma earns statewide notice after winning first prize in a local butter making contest with a top score of 92 and a feature in the Fort Worth Star Telegram praising her practical skill and naming her the Butter Lady.

H. A. Blevins Oklaunion Fort Worth Star-Telegram H. A. Mwleving Oklainton Texas Agricultural and Mechanical College Extension Department

Masons Consider Building New Temple Here

Local Masons discuss the erection of a new Masonic temple on the site owned by the Blue Lodge Chapter and Commandery. Plans remain speculative with proposals to sell stock, borrow funds, and use Eastern Star support to finance the temple.

Old Fellows Anniversary Service at First Methodist Church

The I O O F lodge announces anniversary services at the First Methodist Church on Sunday morning. Rev W Hayne will preach a special sermon to the Old Fellows. Members and visiting brethren are urged to attend in a body, gathering at the I O O F hall at 10 to march to the church. Noble Grand V Manis, Vice Noble HL Lewis, and Secretary F A Carney are noted officials.

W. Hayne O.O. F V. Manis Noble Lewis View Noble A. Carney

Seymour to Form New Chamber from Young Men's League

Chamber of Commerce officials travel to Seymour to establish a local chamber formed from the Young Men's Business League. The secretary of the local Chamber was invited to outline the plan to Seymour business leaders. Likely travelers include Jed Morrow BR H Coffee Everett Haney and Eric G Schroeder.

Chamber of Commerce Seymour Chamber of Young Men's Business League Jed Morrow H. Coffee Everett Haney Eric G. Schroeder

Stokes outlines Farm Land Bank talk to Rotary club

Vernon official W N Stokes spoke to the Rotary Club about the Farm Land Bank and cotton, citing a Supreme Court ruling and a potential $40 million bond deal. He said Wilbarger County may receive around $30,000,000 in bonds and expected funding from Congress, with plans for $1000000 in town loans. He described conditions in Houston and Arkansas, and recalled a Memphis bankers meeting advising restraint to avoid ruin.

Stokes Wilbarger County Congress Windaand Bank Witbarger Tronsten Mr. Stokes Baptist Charett Jasper Little Rock Houston Reenont Arkansas Memphis Tennessee New York Bakers

Penn-Burk Well Near Vernon To Resume Drilling

Work on the Penn-Burk well near Vernon is expected to resume tomorrow. The hole is about 1,600 feet deep after months of slow progress. A standard rig is ready. Foster interests and Miss Mazie Reed are involved in the enterprise.

Penn-Burk Vernon Amarillo Ome Foster Interests

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