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Newspaper

Vernon Record

Location

Vernon, Texas, United States of America

Date

Dec 12, 1924

Page

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Stewards and Pastors Meet at Vernon Methodist Church

The Vernon district annual meeting of pastors and stewards of the Methodist Episcopal Church South convened at Vernon’s Methodist church at 10 AM. Prominent ministers discussed the Centenary movement and Texas Christian Advocate, with reports of district assessments totaling 12,669 dollars and 6,341 for conference work, divided among charges by salaries and membership.

Vernon District Methodist Episcopal Church South Vernon O. P. Clark Hay Wien FT. Johnson Northwest Texas Gudling Rey G. 8. Slover Clarendon College Texas Christian Advocate Methodist Church Oxas Oklahoma New Mexico Trey J. B. Crawford Fort Worth W. F.barnett Methodist Orphans Home Waco GB. Mulkey Chilicothé FB. J. Moore Vernon Presbyterian Church ET. J. Youngblood W.rykes As Pergeson B. Lovelace J. BE. Crawford Slayer Texas Christian Adeocate W. F. Barnett Barnett Hussell Padueaheirenit W. D. Vaughn Chillicothe W. J. Jenkins Dell J. R. Plant Childress T. M. Johnson Margaret J. J. Yarbough Tolbert J. M. Fuller Crowell A. W. Foote

Orphanage Program Tour Reaches Several Texas Cities

Waco Methodist orphan's home under W F Barnett with six girls gave a program at Fargo last night and will perform at Torbett tonight. They plan to travel to Crowell Saturday, Chillicothe Sunday morning services, Eliott Sunday afternoon, and Vernon Sunday evening.

W. F. Barnett Methodist Orphan’s Home Waco Fargo Methodist Church Torbert Shore Crowell Chillicothe Eliott Vernon

Fargo Couple Are Married by Local Judge

Harshal Martin and Miss Edna Brock were married in Judge T. J. Griffiths office at the Fargo courthouse on Saturday. Martin is the son of Mr and Mrs G F Martin of Fargo while Brock is the daughter of Mr and Mrs J F Brock of Fargo. They will reside in the Fargo community.

County Offices Move Soon to New Location

County offices will relocate from the court house to Theannes at Pav apne of Cibvriand and Wilbar streets in a week. The new, well lighted quarters include front office for county clerk J W Brock Jr and assistants, abstract offices, treasurer, Commissioners, and County Auditor. The change aims to reduce congestion with a large vault for records and steam heating, with work ongoing to ready documents by Monday.

All Motor Company J. W. Brock Econ Wi Bs Court House

Shelby to Lecture at Tolbert Church Sunday

Thomas H. Shelby director of the Bureau of Extension Texas University and former Tolbert resident will give a Sunday School address at Tolbert Methodist Church at 11 o'clock Sunday morning. He visits en route to Memphis for a teachers institute and will stay with former teacher 8 L Page who invites the public to hear the noted educator.

Thomas H. Shelby Bureau of Extension Department of Texas University Tolbert Methodist Church Shelby Memphis L. Page Page

Woodman Circle Elects New Officers

The Woodman Circle at Catalya Grove No. 100 elected new officers at a recent meeting. Listed are Mrs. R. L. Casticury as past wilard, Mrs. S. R. Crimenardian as guardian, Mrs. George Robinson as advisor, Mrs. Bradford Hancock as banker, Mrs. E. L. Witty as clerk, Mrs. A. J. Morris as attendant, Mrs. B. C. Johnson as chaplain, Mrs. K. H. M. Rogers as outer sentinel, Mrs. C. S. Barlew as inner sentinel, Mrs. Gorda McCrary, Miss Ethel Haney, and Mrs. A. Allison as managers. Installment set for second Tuesday afternoon in January at 5 o'clock.

Catalya Grove Woodman Circle R. L. Casticury Wilarddim S. R. Crimenardian George Robinson Bradford Hancock E. L. Witty A. J. Morris C. Johnson KH. M. Rogers Outer Sentinel S. Barle

Doans Rebekahs Elect Officers at Wednesday Meeting

Miss Clarice Hamilton was elected noble grand of Downs Rebekah Lodge No. 387 at Odd Fellow Hall. Miss Thehna Batman was chosen vice grand. C. F. Doan was re-elected treasurer and Mrs R A Batman was secretary. Installations set for New Year’s Eve with a Christmas tree event.

Clarice Hamilton Downs Rebekah Odd Pellow Hall Thehna Batman C. F. Doan R. A. Batman Miss Hamilton

Harrold basketball team to play Wichita Falls

Harrold will face Wichita Falls Saturday night at the Harrold gymnasium according to E F Covey Harrold schools principal The Harrold squad has won two of four against Estelline and both teams are in good condition for what is described as a fast game.

Harrold Wichita Falls E. F. Covey

Lions honored at Vernon banquet after Northwest Texas win

Insurance agency hosts banquet for 35 guests including 20 Lions players and coaches. W. W. Cook serves as toastmaster as Superintendent W. T. Lofland and Mayor Harry Mason laud Captain Walker and the team. Local leaders praise leadership, sportsmanship, and future plans by Baggett Wisemon and others.

Lions Vernon Texas W. W. Cook W. T. Lofland Bears Baggett Wisemon Harry Mason Tcu R. M. Fielder Chamber of Commerce Emory Rhoads Farmers State Bank J. V. and Hwarven W.A. Harris C. 8. Rutledge W. K B. Deason

Antle Home Destroyed By Fire On Paradise Street

Fire destroyed a seven room bungalow at 5 50 Tuesday evening at the corner of Paradise and Mesquite streets. Ma and Mrs W R Antle were away when the blaze started. volunteers saved some furniture as flames consumed the roof and damaged walls. The home, owned by D F Morris, had partial insurance coverage.

W. Roy Antle Paradise Mesquite D. FB. Morris Antle Sone Contra Sayedd Odige

Reed Smith Hurt by Falling Brick at Fire Scene

C Reed Smith of the local fire company was struck by a falling brick during Tuesday night’s blaze that destroyed the W E Antle home at the corner of Mequite and Paradise streets. A collapsing flue sent bricks in all directions and Smith suffered a painful scalp wound.

C. Reed Smith W. E .Antle Mequite Paradise Streets

New Lumber Firm Opens Here in January

WW Bennett, experienced in Vernon and Olney lumber trades, forms a partnership with Reece to operate Bennett Lumber Company. Bennett will manage both yards and keep his Vernon home, after a lengthy career with Herving Bennett, then North Texas Hardware. Vernon yard location to be announced soon.

Bennett Horman Gumoitices Olney Ubversuin Reece Vu Vernon Herving-Bennett Lamber Company North Texas Hardware Company Hoe Lufkin Shreveport Vernon Yard

Baptist revival training course draws crowd each night

The Sthoy course at the Baptist jewel Hie week ended with strong turnout. Miss Michel Podson led services at Gils Welk starting Sunday and continuing through Sunday night. About forty to fifty attended and the program for Friday and Sunday evenings included Bible story by Miss Tindsan, an entertainment hour, singing, and a lecture on Organization Work in the B. F. followed by Miss Ethel Hudson's address Call for Service.

BY. P. UL Michel Podson Dale Gils Welk Sindar

Boys Coming Home From College For Christmas

Robert Wright reports that Everett Hawkins Arles Hawkins and Mevin Lyon have returned home from Baylor University for the Christmas holidays. Also mentioned are Robert Stokes and Orv Cook with plans to arrive in Troy.

Robert Wright Everett Arles Hawkins Mevin Lyon Baylor University Robert Stokes Harlow Troy Tay

Home Science officers to be elected today

Home Science ladies meet this afternoon with Mrs. I. Collins of Paradise street. A section of officers will be elected then and a special Christmas menu is served by assistant hostesses.

Home Science Collins Paradise Street

Senate names Wesley L. Jones Republican whip

United States Senator Wesley L. Jones of Washington has been named Republican whip of the Senate. Anna Buzzi, once sentenced to death for murder, is back on trial after the Court of Appeals overturned her first conviction. Charles A Stoneham, owner of the New York Giants, and former partners face a Modera Court trial December 15 on mail fraud charges. Burton, a United States Senator, is not mentioned beyond the context of the note.

United States Wesley L. Jones Washington Senate Anna Buzzi Frederick Schneider New York Court of Appeals K. Wheeler Montana la Follette Charles A Stoneham New York Giants New York City Burton

Hatchery Hust Installed Near Vernon

Adin Dotsres announces a new hatchery in Wilbarger County near Vernon with a 8 by 16 by 7 feet building, 2400 capacity, concrete walls, and daily chick pickup. Commercial and custom hatching offered with breeds including White Leghorns Rhode Island Reds Buff Orpingtons White Wyandottes and Black Minorcas. Local pork producers can buy direct, fostering a better market for fertile chicks and reducing wait times for orders from Galveston and beyond.

Adin North Weat Vernon Doves Rhode Island Fai Jaway Galveston Wilbarger

Vernon Volunteer Fire Department Helps Welfare Drive

The Vernon volunteer fire department led the welfare drive for the Welfare Association, starting next Wednesday. Dr. BL Moore, head of charity work, received the donation request, encouraging many local firefighters and citizens to contribute promptly.

Vergons Fire Department Tin Welfare Association Moore Vernon

Martin Beller Visits Newton Briefly

Mourtin Beller of Newton Kansas won a visit with Mr W Batley. Beller works in the Harvey System managing district. He served in the World War and recently returned from Vernon. He will stay only a few days.

Mourtin Beller Newton Kan Ass iMrn W. Batley Betlers Harvey Syston Ie Batley Vernon Belles

Cemetery Association Seeks More Funds Now

Members of the Cemetery Association campaign for donations and dues to support their work. They urge people to meet with them to understand the effort required to keep the "City of the Mead" in good condition.

Cemetery Association Seonle

County Nears 66000 Bale Mark At Season End

The county’s total gin receipts approach 66 thousand bales as the season closes. Adverse weather kept weekly yields low, while favorable conditions earlier boosted overall receipts. projections indicate the total will reach the anticipated mark despite recent declines.

Ce Witlinger Dros Gijes Whale Mae

Oklahoma man in jail for burglary

Thomas Rogers of Ardmore was returned to the county jail charged with robbing Haberdash. Deputy Boyd McClenden and Aubrey Foster aided. Rogers admitted traveling to Ardmore and entering the post office for a package. authorities linked him to a roof-entry burglary at the Haberdash with two accomplices unnamed.

Thomas Rogers Ardmore Haberdasha Boyd McClenden Aubrey Foster Ardinore Ohm Tfwears Voor Aramore Watahion Rogers

Local crash victim improves after injuries in wreck

Joe Collins hurt in the wreck on the Colorado high road is improving in a local hospital after chest and head injuries. Holland died in the same incident and Colling was treated for pneumonia but now heads toward recovery.

Joe Collins Coloradoe Thalt Highwas Holland Colling Mooumonia

Pend Day Endrel For Stealing Spare Take

W. H. Patterson and C. H. May were arrested Monday morning for stealing a spare tire from a car on North Main Street. They were fined 15 dollars plus costs in Justice Court Tuesday morning, and sent to a day in jail. The arrest was made by Earl Brewer traffic officer.

W. H. Patterson 3. H. May North Main Street Justice Court Earl Brewer

Four Wells on Land Promises from South Vernon Oil Field

Oil activity intensifies in the South Vernon field with multiple wells advancing. Stephens No. 4 and Heydrick No. 4 show strong pay, while Ray Massie No. 4 and Bond, Hawkins & Williams Nos. 1 and 7 near potential pay zones. Humble Oil’s Tastlebury No. 1 and Bridwell Hendrick No. 3 also report gas and oil potential as drilling nears 1200 feet. Stamilton, Kester and Little Drilling Company operate nearby prospects with depths around 1150 to 1500 feet.

South Vernon tridwell-Hendrick Stephens Ray-Massie Bond, Hawkins & Williams Barkley & Meadows Sig Ividwell-Heydrick Fraternity Bridwell Hendrick No. 3 Humble Oil Company Tastlebury sridwell-Heydrick No Hill South Vernon Stephens Ray Massie Howkins Bondon Williams Ray Massie No Winnipeg No Little Drilling Company, No Youngblood Stamilton Et al Kester

Mann Bakery Improves Plant and Expands Operations

The Mann Bakery has upgraded its Vernon plant over recent weeks enlarging the bake show and converting the Holley Cafe into a supply room. The rear has been extended by several feet, a new oven fires daily fruit cakes, and a Dodge delivery tracks the town area for quicker service. The firm reports strong demand for quality bread and fine pastry despite occasional supply gaps.

Mann Holley Phix Vernon Dodge Owse Mann Bakery

Wichita Woman to Speak at Christian Church

Wichita woman Mrs. Pp. Jones of Wichita Falls will speak on missions and educational work Sunday morning at 1 o'clock at Central Christian Church. Mrs. 2S. McCanthe's orchestra will provide music.

Central Christian Church Pp. Jones Wichita Falls 2S. McCanthe

Wp Southall Builds Room Addition on Oss Cumberland Street

William P. Southall is constructing a two room addition to his residence located on Oss Cumberland Street. The project expands living space and may involve local permits as the work progresses.

Southall Oss Cumberland Street

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