Patriotic Chorus Praised At More's Theater Fundraiser
A Culture Club patriotic chorus performance drew a large audience at More's theater last night. Ten young ladies represented allied nations in the war effort, with Miss Mary Martin at the piano and Mrs Re S MacConihe on violin. The Red Cross thanks the performers and coordinator Mrs J N Johnson for guiding the group.
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Culture Club
More’s
Germany
Hyacinth
Elsie O'Neal
Annie Greever
Dorothy Hicks
Charlie May Northcraft
Birdie
Helen Hyatt
Winnie Jewel Norwood
Mozelle Parker
Miss Loranz
Mary Martin
W. C. T. U. Plans War Work and September Meeting
A W C T U meeting with Mrs Lloyd drew strong attendance. Regular monthly business was completed and members prepared to take up definite war work soon. Afterward a bouquet was sent to Mrs err who could not attend. The group will meet with Mrs McHugh in September.
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J. BE. Err
Woc. T. UL
BL. McHugh
Cardus
William Eversole
Hazel Patch
Bride and Groom Visit Vernon Guest of Judge McHugh
Mr and Mrs Harvey Dentley visited Vernon recently at the home of Judge L McHugh. They were en route home near Burkburnett. Mrs Dentley formerly Tennessee Waller and had lived in New Mexico and Iowa Park and often visited Judge McHugh in Vernon as his niece.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey Dentley
L. McHugh
Burkburnett
Bentley
Pennessee Waller
New Mexico
Iowa Park
Vernon
Judge McHugh
East Vernon School Names New Principal
Hellar is elected principal of East Vernon school while De Witt Thompson, who was chosen last spring, resigns. Other teachers include Mattie Carney and Eva Stephens. Fall term starts after Hellar finishes term as County Superintendent.
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Ll. A. Hellar
East Vernon
DeWitt Thompson
Sprig
Mattie Carney
Eva Stephens
Cotton conditions and gin opening at Oklaunion today
The Harris Irby Gin will start at Oklaunion this afternoon. Miles Raine is owner of the first cotton to be ginned. Some cotton north of Oklaunion is cool but most is poor and unlikely to match last year’s yield. Mrs Cent Swartwood returned after visiting Mrs G C Rollins and Rev JG Miller of Abilene. Rev M Phelin and family visit relatives in Colorado City. They traveled by automobile.
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Harris-Irby
Oklaunion
Miles Rainewater
Gimmel
Cent Swartwood
Hemes
G. C. Rollins
JG. Miller
Abilene
Rev. M. Phelin
Colorado City
Candyland closes as owners end joint venture
Candyland, owned by Tom Lisman of Vernon and A H Fell of Wichita Falls, shuts down after a mutual agreement. Government sugar restrictions made full candy production unprofitable, leaving only the fountain. Stock and fixtures will be sold to arrange a satisfactory sale.
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Candyland
Tom Lisman
Vernon
A. H. Fell
Wichita Falls
Lisman
Felts
Louis Bright
Fell
Lisinin
Revival at Oklaunion Closes After Two Week Meeting
The Baptist revival at Oklaunion ends Sunday night. Rev. J B Cowser, pastor and Southwestern Seminary student, led the close. Ten additions by baptism and four by letter followed the two week meeting. Baptismal services were held at 1 o clock Monday at M Kings tank with Sam Napier as clerk.
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J. 3. Cowser
Baptist Theological Seminary
Oklainion
J. 2. Cowser
Cowser
Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary
Fort
M. King's Tank
Vernon Tops Heat Records In Texas Report
Vernon reports the week's hottest temperatures with daily readings around 103 to 105 degrees while Fort Worth sees 105 and while August 1900 holds the state record. Rain showers are noted in several towns including Columbus Mexia Brenham Palestine and Nacogdoches.
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Texas
Tenrietta
Fort Worth
Loo
Port Worth
Vernon
Columbus
Uluntsville
Mexia
Brenlan
Palestine
Nacogdoches
Amarillo
California Syrup of Figs marketed as child laxative
Mothers are advised that California Syrup of Figs provides an ideal laxative for children, cleaning the stomach and bowels without grip. The ad promises relief for feverish or irritable children when the tongue is coated, and urges buying the genuine product from California Fig Syrup Company, warning against counterfeits.
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California
Wade Ek
California Fig Syrup Company
Opening of Huggins Studio for 1938 19 term
Huggins Studio in Wilbarger County opens Monday September 2 1938 19 with Mrs W H Huggins directing. Miss Theresa Smith re elected to assist in piano and harmony. she studied in Wichita Falls and Fairmont College under Mary R McKee B M. The studio reports high standards despite war calls and features a Weber Grand in the recital hall. Contact 426 West Paradise or 226.
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Miss Smith
Mary R. McKee
B. M
Kansas City
West Paradise
Local notices and social items from Qual and area families
Miss Hattie Witty of Qual spent the weekend with her parents. A baby boy was born Tuesday to Mr. and Mrs. Henry Townsend on the Wharton ranch. Mr. and Mrs. Guy Clocker and their son returned from Wheeler county. Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Wheatley and daughter and Miss Katherine Geraldine Parker left for an outing at Mecielw Park Ola, returning Saturday.
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Helen Fergeson
Wieshite Falls
J. T Crumpler
Hattie Witty of
Qual
Mrs. FE. LL. Witty
Henry Townsend
Wharton Ranch
Guy Clocker
Little Son
Wheeler County
J. W. Wheatley
Katherine
Geraldine Parker
Mecielw Park
Ola
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Harvey Bentley
Hellar
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Go-Ite
Laddwail Pouett
Pea
Gesto
Ls. Johnson
Dallas
Tle
J. HW
Pendleton & Son Drug CO
Bonham Board of
Bonham, Texas
A. J. Feil
Sam Napier
Camp Doniphan
Camp Travis
Cramp Doniphan
Lawton
Okhl
127Th Heavy Fields Artillery
Vernon Daly
Ladd and Jouett
J. Wright and
L. J. Massie
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Oklo
Verion
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J. (. Stunner
West Vernon
Tants
Californias
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Tay
Brazil
Davidson
Oblast
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Joe Napier
Okla
Sundiay
Sam
Dortiphan
Mo Napier
Okliahoma City
I. T. Stuart
Henrietta
Temperaure
Go-Sto
Fergeson Drug Company
J. A. Puckett Grocer
Puckett Grocer
Maurice Trout
Will Reevet
Mmeh
Miss Regina
Tessieau Greene
Floyd Tucker
Cora Annie Prehuian
Mrs. Hide Davis
Low PD. Keele
Mort Worth
Jim Dyer
Duast Ver
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Agpct .Pothrout
Lossman
Wilbarger County
J. S. Blanton
Planters Gin Company
Dea
East
White Produce Company
G. B. Zachry
Summerour
Vernon, Texas
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Paradise
W. DD. McElroy
Willie Lewis
Chilleathe
J. Dale
K. G. McDonald
Tieht
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W. Oc Rodd
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J. A. Puckett
GhUtp
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Batley Hotel
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Cardui
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National Building
Howard & Lewis
Draymen
Roy War
Morgan Yatter CO
Southwestern Life
Y. H. Babasin
Farmers State Bank Building
Dr. H. J. Reger
E. L. Witty & Co
Hotel Vernon
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Empire Laundry
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