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Newspaper
Vernon Record
Location
Vernon, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1922
Page
5
The bulletin outlines Sunday activities led by Pastor Dr. Robert E. Dickenson with morning worship, sermons on the attitude of Jesus toward the sick, hospital notes, and a hospital day theme. Evening services feature orchestral pieces. choir directions and a prodigal girl sermon are noted, plus Advent sermon at St Paul’s Lutheran.
The Central Christian Church reports renewed vigor in a class race with the Girls class leading. Three classes reached the goal on Sunday and will be honored at a 6 p.m. banquet Monday for the winners. Sermon topics include The Art of Hearing Sermons and An Ancient Slacker. All are invited to services.
The Presbyterian Church requests all Sunday school members to attend next Sunday. Worship at 11 a.m. and 7 p.m. The morning topic is The Solution for Hard Times. The evening topic is An Inscription on a Corner Stone. Strangers and visitors welcomed. Pastor B. MOMOERE.
Christian Science services held every Sunday at 11 a.m. in City Hall. V Preserver of Man is quoted in Golden Text Isaiah 41 10. Everyone is welcome to these services.
The Mission Study Class of the Arethodist church will meet at the church building Monday at 3 04 PM with Mrs B Floyd as leader. Topics include A Noble Succession of Devoted Workers led by Mrs R E Dickenson and Helping through the Mind by Mrs J N Johnson. Also Enabling India to Live by Mrs T J Price and Medical Mission by Mrs Bertha Ross. Social results and opportunity led by Mrs AL DD Shive. Aim and Method in Mission led by Mrs Y Wi Babasin. The Kind of Missionary Needed by Mrs Stephens.
A workers' council meeting at the First Methodist church decided to hold Christmas trees for the primary, beginners, and junior classes. The rest of the school will have a white Christmas. A committee of Mrs. R E Dickenson, Mrs. Y H Babasin, and Mrs. Stuckler will oversee plans. A youth service at 5 pm and a Sunday evening pageant are planned. Dr. Dickensen, the pastor, gave a talk.
The Methodist church Ladies Missionary Society held a monthly meeting led by Mrs. Rena Watts. New officers elected include President Mrs. M. J. Bird, Vice President Mrs. Reny Watts, Recording Secretary Mrs. C. Manis, Treasurer Mrs. Johan Reese, Conference Treasurer Mrs. Jobita Morris, and various superintendents and agents for Young People, Children, Study and Publicity, Social Service, Supplies, Missionary Voice, and Parliamentarian.
The notice states no hunting is allowed on a farm 12 miles northeast of Vernon, signed by B. Woodard. The message requests readers to seated and observe the prohibition.
Miss Ruby Stevens and A H Curtis married at the Griffeith Justice of the Peace Office with Justice eeieri officiating. The bride, daughter of Mr and Mrs I Stevens, will reside with her husband near Fort Leavenworth Oklahoma while a special study course at First Methodist Church in January will run for five weeks with Dr Pepper of Memphis as guest.
Vernon residents praised a Tuesday night sacred concert at Central Christian church by the First Christian church of Wichita Walls choir. Dr. J L D Parnell directed with soloists and quartet performances praised. program included Te Deum, Heaven is Not Far Away, Venite, We Deum, and Gloria from the Twelfth Mass.
A Ford touring car owned by RR Rh Gibson was stolen Wednesday night while Mr Gibson and family attended an Elks charity show. The car was left on Wilbarger Street in front of Lisenbee Furniture Co. The loss was reported and authorities are making efforts to recover the vehicle.
In Espanuston a flour sale or action involving Tay Kansas and Puckett Brothers is mentioned amid brief notes. The item highlights a local business matter with named participants and regional context.
A terse note lists December 15 and 16 events featuring Chen, Delphian Baar, and Tobby Dalley. The program promises affordable exhibits and bold sculpture works by the unnamed collective, inviting art lovers to view pieces described as elaborate and real work.
Puckett Bros report expansion of flour supply to support growth of GAA programs. Details indicate regional procurement to bolster bakery services and community initiatives. No further specifics on partners or dates are provided.
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