Fire Prevention Week At The Parms
The Progressive Farmer urges Fire Prevention Week observance in county districts. It recommends three steps for farms: inspect fires, chimneys, and roofs before starting fires. clear combustible materials from premises. and burn out soaked chimneys after rain. It warns that leaves and combustibles fuel fires that can spread rapidly.
Local residents share holiday visits across towns
Mr. and Mrs. M C Culbertson left this week for Waxahichio to visit relatives over the holidays. Miss Cornelia Johnson of Dallas home for holidays from Miss Hockaday's School. Rey Ts. McClendon of Conway Ark spent the week-end with his parents. Mr. and Mrs Boyd McCles don,
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M.C. Culbertson
Waxahichio
Cornelia Johnson
Rey Ts. McClendon
Conway, Ark
Mrs
Boyd McClesdon
Mor gan Couple to Spend Holidays with Tough Hood Family
Mr and Mrs T. Curry of Morgan plan to arrive this week to spend the holidays with her parents Mr and Mrs Tough Hood, joining the family gathering.
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Mrs. (. T. Curry
Morgan
Mrs
Tough Hood
Judge Griffiths Unites Two Couples This Week
Judge Ted Griffiths married two couples this week at his residence and office. The first couple were Pt. Eason and Minnie Barnfield of Lockett with ties to W J Eason and E A Till. They will reside in Lockett. The second couple were Roy Hixson and Alverada Chetaan of Harreld with families Br Hixson and J W Cheataan. They will reside in Harreld.
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Ted. Griffiths
PT. FP. Eason
Minnie B Barnfield
Lockott
West Texas Street
Mr. Eason
W. J. Eason
Lockett
Barnfield
E. A. Till
Attendance at Vernon Sunday Schools and Collection Totals
Total Vernon Sunday School attendance on December 21 was 565 with a collection of 32. Due to extreme cold, Presbyterian and Lutheran churches did not hold Sunday school while other churches drew tiny attendances. Churches listed include Atrond Col Central Christian 462 Free Methodist 2.0 Baptists 27 08 Church of Christ.
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Vernon
Atrond, Col
iCentral Christian
Free Methodist
Baptist Bits Sas Edu Tants
Church of
Chris
Presbyterian Christmas Tree Promises Warm Parish Night
The Presbyterian church plans a warm scene for Santa and the Christmas tree during a TOPrOW night, announced by Pastor Dr. K L Moore. A furnace repair was completed after Sunday’s fire damage, and the tree will be ready for children tomorrow night.
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Presbyterian
Presbyterian Church
Santa Claus
K.L. Moore
Winter Still Prevails More Is Coming
A brief morning sun gave shoppers hope for fair weather before clouds returned. A cold north wind greeted Christmas crowds as thermometers read below freezing and the weatherman forecast snow and rain for West Texas.
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Sol
West Texas
Excursion Train Leaves Vernon for Fruit Land Tour
Our excursion train to the most wonderful fruit and vegetable land in the world leaves Vernon January 4. Round trip, hotel expenses included $25. Homeseekers see T. P. Lisman & Son at once. Office over Smythe's, TOE.
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Vernon
T. P. Lisman & Son
Smythe’s
Toe
Fort Worth Woman Visits Niece as Reporter Notes
Mrs. A Colermen of Fort Worth is visiting her niece and Mrs. G Po Em rick of Tolbert is mentioned in the same item.
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A. Colermen
Fort Worth
G. Po Emrick
Tolbert
Miss Clifford and P H Allen Marry in Vernon
Miss Letha Clifford and P H Allen wed Saturday evening in Vernon at the home on Texas Street officiated by Rev BE Lloyd. Both residents, Allen is employed by Brewer Plumbing Company.
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P. . Allen
Letha Clifford
Rev. &. BE. Lloyd
Texas Streets
Vernon
Mr. Allen
Brewer Plumbing Company
Fielder Vernon Party Headed to Cisco and Sipe Springs
Mr and Mrs R M Fielder and Mr and Mrs BE A Vernon announce their son Mack will visit Cisco and Sipe Springs to spend the holidays with relatives starting today.
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R. M. Fielder
BE. A. Vernon Sind
Mack
Cisco
Sipe Springs
Mrs J Fain Leaves for Memphis After Ill Family News
Mrs J 2 Fain departed yesterday for Memphis reacting to a message that her daughter in law Mrs Jot Fain was seriously ill and need of aid.
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J. 2. Fain
Memphis
Jot Fain
Old Timer Passes Through
They Addleman and Frank Wilson of Pilot Point were here Thursday night en route to Jackson County Oklahoma where Mr Addleman owns farms. A real old timer of the West he was one of the big ranch owners of the eighties. S. Batlew visited Thursday night with the planer Yaonechman. Eddleman and Ballowo were cowboys together three decades ago.
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Addleman
Frank Wison
Pilot Point
Jackson County
Oklahoma
West
S. Batlew
Yaonechman
Eddleman
Ballow O
Cold in the Head Cure Advert Section
Hali's Catarred Medicine advertised as a two part treatment for nasal catarrh and frequent colds. An ointment applied locally and a tonic claimed to quickly stimulate mucous surfaces and build up the system to reduce susceptibility. Sold by J J Cheney & Co in Toledo for over four decades.
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P. H. Allen
C. D. Williams
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J. J. Chenny & Co
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J. E. Lutz & Son
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Wm. Cameron & Coo., Inc
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Stone, Blake & Bailey Chain Stores
The
Waggoner Bank
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Vernon and
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Dixon Dry Goods Company