Club Women Observe Golden Rule Day in December
The Texas Congress of Mothers and Parent-Teacher Associations backs Near East Relief. Golden Rule Sunday is moved to December 28 to support child-saving efforts. members urged to display messages and contribute to Near East Relief at 611 Slaughter Building in Dallas.
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Texas Congress of Mothers and Parent-Teacher Associations
Near East
Congress
Tyler
S. M. N. Marrs
Slaughter Building
Dallas
Texas
Centenary Leaders Address Laymen Meeting Notes
G I Moorelock of Nashville and Rev J B Crawford spoke at a Northwest District Conference laymen meeting held Friday at the Methodist church. Moorelock discussed centenary and educational funds. Crawford is conference secretary of the centenary movement. Vernon’s George W Backus welcomed visitors. Vernon reportedly leads the district in fund payments.
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G. I. Moorelock
Nashville
J. B. Crawford
Methodist Church
Morelock
J. EB. Crawford
Northwest
George W. Backus
Vernon
Backus
Local Residents and Shoppers Reported in Vernon Notes
F City Bric rels. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Owen of Beans were shopping in Vernon yesterday. Harry Stalcup of Oklainton was here on business Monday. Roy Russell spent the weekend in Dallas on business. All kinds of silk lined work baskets at reasonable prices, Candy land. 94-7te Mr. and Mrs. B. C. Bennett ar rived yesterday after an extended stay in Helena, Montana. All kinds of shelled nuts and crystallized fruits of your Christmas cooking at Candyland. 94-7te Mr. and Mrs. Frank Byrd were oues s Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. Louis Byrd of Wichita Falls.
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Roy Owen
Vernon
B. C. Bennett
Helena
Montana
Candyland
Frank Byrd
Mrs
Louis Byrd
Wichita Falls
Cummins Fight Delays Senate Move on ICC Chair
The Progressive wing of the Republican Party opposes Iowa Senator Albert B. Cummins for the chairmanship of the Interstate Commerce Commission, delaying efforts to organize the United States Senate and shaping upcoming railroad legislation.
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United States Senate
Republican Party
United States
Albert B. Cummins
Iowa
Interstate Commerce Commission
McCurdy Couple and Swartwood Visit Wichita Falls
Mr and Mrs C O McCurdy and Miss Esther Swartwood spent Monday in Wichita Falls. Mrs Ellen Colby is very ill at the home of her daughter Mrs Bb bh McHugh.
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Ellen Colby
Bb. Bh, McHugh
Candyland Christmas fruits and gifts on sale
Crystallized fruits for Christmas cooking at Candyland with 4-7te kets at reasonable prices. Crowell resident Tom Ferguson visited Monday with his brother T. M. Ferguson and family. Various locals, including Mr. and Mrs. White and Grace Margaret, returned from visits with relatives in Chillicothe and Chil dress. Several other locals and visitors, including I. A. Orr of Putnam, Judge E. Tl. McHugh family, Halt Lloyd from Oklahoma City, and Pr. IV. Coltzer of Fort Worth, were noted for holiday engagements and travel.
Christmas Card by Armenian Orphans to America
Orphan children in Russian camps complete a massive Christmas Card project. The card spans 225 sheets with 1000 names per sheet and is addressed to the American public to be delivered to President Coolidge via the Near East Relief Washington Office. The greeting asks continued American generosity as Armenian orphans gain farmed homes and Armenia seeks self-sustenance.
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President Coolidge
Washington
Near East Relief
America
Armenia
Red River Primitive Baptist move to Lutheran Church in East Vernon
Members of the Red River Primitive Baptist Church have purchased the Lutheran Church building in East Vernon. Services will be held there on the fourth Saturday and Sunday each month. Rev. A. B. Hughes serves as pastor.
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Red River
Swartwood Offers Citywide Delivery Service
A. B. Swartwood promotes citywide delivery with contact phone 745 and 97-6te as part of a local business notice promising best market access.
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A. B. Swartwood
Christmas Tree Event by Home Science Club
Members of the Home Science club gathered Friday at Mrs. Eu nice Wilsons for a Christmas tree event with a business session. Mrs. J. N. Johnson shared English church legends, Mrs. BR. Keltz spoke on Christmas Seals and the anti tuberculosis cause, and gifts were exchanged around a tree lit with electric candles. Santa distributed presents as members and guests enjoyed songs, a light meal, and humorous anecdotes from the period.
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Home Science Club
Eunice Wilson
J. N. Johnson Toke
BR. ¥. Keltz
Mesdames FE
F. Piper
Harry Mason
Tather Webb
Tych Pierce
Lela Albricht
J. H. Pendleton
Santa Jans
Wanted Clean Cotton Rags at the Record Office
Help sought for clean cotton rags by the Record Office. Material needed for archival work or textile reuse. Local residents invited to contribute rags meeting basic cleanliness criteria. Contact details not provided.
Wanted Clean Section Rags at the Record Office
Classified brief seeking clean shop rags for the Record office. Immediate delivery requested to the office location.
Circuspeanuts and elephant mischief at home
Johnny bursts in excitedly claiming Katie spilled peanuts and an elephant used a vacuum cleaner to tidy them. Cohen teases Ikey about two at a time stairs and Ikey explains he climbs to save his shoes, father cautions about ripping pants.
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Johnny
Katie
Cohen
Fadder
Dot
Son
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F City Bric Rels
C.T. Mason
Fargo
Harry Stalcup
Oklainton
Roy Russell
Progressived
Fiokt
Tom Fergeson
Crowell
T. M. Fergeson
8. A. White
F. L. Edimison
I. A. Orr
Putnam
Halt Lloyd
Oklahoma City
A A. Lloyd
Pr. IV. Coltzer of
Fort Worth
A.C. Smith
Jack Blanton
Austin
Mrs. J. 3S. Blanton
L. C. Windt
Electra
A. ©. Sneed
Houston
Galveston
Primitive Baptists
American Coal Oil
Tommy
ART
Thompson’s Filling Station
Roy B. Thompson
West Texas
White Rose Cafe
Colorado
J. M. Underwood
Inure
Wm. Cameron & Co., Inc
Houbigaunt
Mary Garden
Conklin
Watermen
Sanfords and Johnsons
Enders
Durham
B. & W. Drug Store
W.n.martin& Co
Wichita
A. J. ROBERTS_ Box
the Vernon Auto Company
Bob Crews
Vernon, Texas
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