40 couples attend west Vernon country club ball dance
About 40 couples enjoyed a ballroom dance at the Vernon country club with Dov Ross orchestra from Wichita providing music. Hosts were Mr and Mrs Thiniel Bond and Mr and Mrs Luther Webb. A long guest list included many local residents and social leaders in bright attire and festive mood. The Vernon Hotel hosted an old fashioned Thanksgiving dinner with a noon crowd and a menu of oyster cocktail turkey dressing cranberry jelly celery olives candied yams cream potatoes peas salad mince pie pumpkin pie and whipped cream. Guests included Mr and Mrs J N Grimes and numerous area families and professionals in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dov" Ross
Wichita Pylis
Thiniel Bond
Me Carter
Joe CC. Summer
B.C. Christian
L. B. Piper
J. Shires Cook
Ti. O. Colley
Rogers
Armstrong
Worey L. Foster
John A. Storey
Emory Rhoads
B. P. Hicks
M. Keith Berry
E. B Mauer
A. Dixon
J. Pp. Nolan
F.C. Parton
J. Ashenhurst
Arthur N. Vernon
Anna To Pendleton
Olive Shire
Mary Anderson Vora Harrington
Maudie Ladd
Bret Summer
Bob Standifer
Don Standifer
Oleta Youngblood
Woody Dixon
Bers Pixon
Adelene Donges
Bernice Livera
Vernon Hotel
J. N. Grimes
Vernon Cate
Vernon
Lewis P. Kopp
Central Christian Church
Py. J. Younghteed
RB. 1. McCarter
Qlena Youngblood
Jh. G Youngblood
Clara White
Raymond
FL Lyons
J. PL Punway
Fred Bagsdale
Frank Love
Nell McKibbin
Robert Ferrett
J . Taylor
C.D. Reese KR
ML Stonepiper
Arthur Vernon
M. Hopper
Local names appear in fragmented roster list
Henry P Foiier and several individuals including George Tong Mrs Richardson George Covler W Talley JOA Bohart Mr Mitchell and Mr Mrs Roberts are cited in a partial roster fragment among other names. The text preserves multiple personal names and family references without full context or roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry P Foiier
George Tong
F. K. Richardson
George Covler
W. Talley
Joa, Bohart
Mr. Mitchell
Pete Rob
Thanksgiving Dinner At Judge Berry Home
Judge and Mrs. W. D. Berry hosted at West Towns street for a elaborate Thanksgiving dinner attended by Judge K. 1, fk. Killough and Mir. as Mrs. Lesik. Fohn sin and daughter Cornelia, plus Mrs. W. D. Johnson and Mrs. John Fain from Washington. Bridge Club met on Tuesday afternoon on West Paradise with five tables, E. J. Dohoney won high score, W. A. Wilhel received bonds for visitors. Other guests included S. W. Bailey, Dass King, Mary Anderson, Chas Warren, Tendyvicks, Byron Roberts and Mrs. Wilhelm. A delightful salad course followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. D. Berry
West Towns Street
Tinted Bond
West Paradise Street
E. J. Dohoney
W. A. Wil Hel
Chs
S. W. Bailew
Airs Dass King
Mary Anderson
Chas
E. Warren
Pw, Tendvicks
Byron Roberts
W LA. Wilhelm
Wichita Mercy Makers Canes Event Delights Elks
Forty four couples attended the canes at the Bike hall that night in a most delightful affair. The Wichita Mercy Makers orchestra provided music that won favorable commendation among local Elks. The event lasted from 8 20 to 9 22.
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Tvent
Wichita “Mercy Makers
Troy
Wichita Balls
Ooopston
Dorens Class Party at Allingham Park
The Dorens class of the Baptist Sunday school held a Friday evening gathering at Allingham Park hosted by Mrs. A. T. Stanford, with about 20 young women in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorens
The
Baptist Sunday School
Allingham Park
A. ‘T. Stanford
Presbyterian Church Sunday Service Invites All
The Presbyterian Church invites every member and nonmembers to attend Sunday services at 11 a.m. and 7 p.m. Advocacy Week features a sermon on the subject at the Holbrook home. Morning and evening services aim to encourage worship and community, with special talks by Lewis L. Kopp and Mrs. McMunsters of Fort Worth, organizers for the Women’s Missionary Society. The church heater has been updated for comfort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Tm.milles
Dallas
Mrs. B. Morris
Clarendon
Hlovlock Hom
Elll
Moore
Central Christian Chiares Sunday sehoed out the sia hour
Unable to derive a clear event from the fragment. The readable elements point to Central Christian and Sunday but lack concrete actions, dates, or outcomes to form a factual summary with named entities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Christian Chiares
Sia
Sunday Service at City Hall December 8
Services every Sunday at 11 a.m. out city hall. The subject is a Golden Text from Psalms. Everyone is welcome to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Hall
Thanksgiving closings and local visits in Crowell area
Crowell Baptist women held a Saturday night gathering at the Baptist church. Harley Capps and family visited his parents. Will Wood and family hosted visitors from Parsley Hill and Berkely Presley group. Perry Skipworth attended his nephew Gerdy Skipworth’s funeral. Thalia boys played Talmage in basketball. Epley family attended Methodist services and dined with Will Wood. J T McClung and children from Quanah visiting. J L Fisher visited town as business houses closed for Thanksgiving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harley Capps
Crowell
Capps
Mark Self. Sim
W. Ll. Henry
Berkley Presley
Goldie Nation
Parsley Hil
Will Wood
Albert. Epley
Fiaily
Crow J
J. T. McClung
Quanah
Fie L. Fisher
President creates new bird reservation near Jackson
An executive order establishes the Flat Creek Reservation a 40 4 acre tract near Jackson Wyoming as a national bird reserve for breeding and resting wildfowl. The Elk refuge and Flat Creek Reservation fall under the Biological Survey USDA, aiding elk herds wintering near Yellowstone and Jackson Hole.
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Jackson
Wye
Lho
Plat Creek Reservation
Yellowstone National Park
Jackson Hole
Elk Refuge
Flat Creek Reservation
Biological Survey
United States Department — of Agriculture
Land posted in Vernon County warns trespassers
The Vernon Record notes land is posted with a warning that any hunting with dogs or gunning on the property will face prosecution to the full extent of the law, urging readers to respect posted boundaries.
Presbyterian Guild Bazaar Promotes December Sale
Walk a little farther and do a littl better Presbyterian Guild Bazaar invites shoppers to visit at 1-46 cor All you have to do is to tie them up The Presbyterian Guild Bazaar does the rest December 2nd 89-Tte.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
better—Presbyterian Guild
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Hillcrest Social Seaso
Weph Charming
Country Club
Thales
Thalia
O. A. Graydon
Margaret
Methodist
Wynne Biedleman
Pauline Pigg
Hiram Gray
Dick Awbrey
Maggie Killien
Lubbock
Oy Moore
Tolbert
Herman Paunk
Whiteflat
Willie Johnnson
Ayersville
Wood
C. C. Wheelers
Jesse Owens
Lewis
T. R. Randolph
Cleo
Velma Phillips
Lora Lee French
Annie Wood
Ava McNair
Bernice Mason
Rayal Ruby French
Jewell Awbrey
Armond Bennett
Brown Franklin
Cecil
Matthews
BK. F. Henry
John Daniels
Foard City
Joe French
Frank McNair
Ava
Odell
Mamie Moore
Ragland
Ternoon
Pla
Berry Fatertain
Elk’ K
Derens
Presbyterian Chhireh
Christian Sefener
Baptist Women of
Baptist Church
Perry Skipworth
Gerdy Skipworth
Talmage
Talmage Court
New Bird Reservation
Amy
Warnes Williams
Rockwall
A. G. McAdams
McAdaime Lumber Company
BR. B. Sherrill
Ste
Guy Harrison
Herman Murdock
Fargo
Fort Worth
Tent of the Law
Vernon Record
Teow
Mes
Grist
Cowley
JM Phe
W. Grittish Cowley
Solon Springs
Wis
Liberty Cafe
E. M. Leutwyler
Jewelery
Ogtongst Visi
W.A
Sapeas
E. B. Jones
Inter-State Inspector Office
Ferguson Drug Co
Fentress & Walker
Waggoner Bank
D. S. Blake
Vernon Fish and Oyster Market
North Fannin Street
Presbyterian Guild
Waite Rose Cafe
West Side Square
Texas
North Main St
Hall
F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Overland Motor Co
Overland
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