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Newspaper
Vernon Record
Location
Vernon, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 25, 1922
Page
3
A Wilbarger County Hospital Committee letter argues for a public county hospital expansion and bond issue. It outlines past costs of indigent care, the 1915 hospital build, and the plan to raise $150000 for a 100 bed facility. It claims lower future costs, broader access, and avoids private hospital inequities.
Mrs. T. E. Burnside of Oklahoma City is at the bedside of her nephew Ewell Stovall who has been seriously ill for ten days. Burnside was formerly Miss Nell Stoval of this city. Plot. Brown, a local painter, is remodeling his home in southeast Vernon. Wayland Hoyt Stokes, brother of W. N. Stokes, was in the city over the weekend.
An advertisement touts Blue Star Remedy as a cure for skin diseases including eczema edema ringworms cracked hands and old sores. Sold with a guarantee by BO and W Drug Co. and marketed for all ages.
Mrs EL McHugh and daughter Mary hosted a refined gathering on North Tolar Street last Thursday. Miss Dora Minck Tlazel Vaughn Katherine Waterfield Ola Ferguson Winie Wafer performed impersonations of famous singers and musicians. A lawn mock track meet followed the program and predictions for attendees futures were placed in letters. About thirty guests enjoyed a salad course as Home Economics Club members later met at Mrs H A Cantor to discuss violin makers and famous instruments.
A fragment notes a delicious course named Tun pheon was served and fees were given to the chip members. The text reads as an incomplete meal record with unclear context and participants.
Members of Mill Crest Country Club enjoyed a Friday night dance at the clubhouse west of town. Local music provided entertainment and refreshments were served.
Mys Swartweadl is hostess to the Tuesday Bridge Club this afternoon at her home on West Maiden Street.
Miss Blozelle Parker daughter of Mrs Birdie FH Parker of this city participated in an orchestral program at Ward Belmont in Ward-Pelmon. The recital honored visitors to the National Music Supervisors conference at Washville Tennessee. This is her first year at Ward Belmont.
Fee A. Leigieff is Monday to Burk Burnett on business and will be absent for the rest of the week.
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