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Newspaper
Vernon Record
Location
Vernon, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 15, 1924
Page
2
A flurry of names and trips crosses Fort Worth and nearby towns as residents travel for business and attend events. Jesse Morrison from Odell attends Ameri can Legion meeting. Marvin Culbertsen visits Predevick Oklahoma on business. Loyd Farrell from north of Vernon and Clifton Norris from Lone Bewech visit. etc. Many residents report business and social visits across Texas and nearby states.
The High School Parent-Teacher Association hosts a 2 Sitter Ten event at the Goetze residence tonight. Miss Mary Amilerson hosts the Friday Bridge Club this afternoon. Adele Sumner hosts the Tuesday Bridge Club on Tuesday afternoon. The Presbyterian Auxiliary plans a Colonial tea for Washington's Birthday at Mrs. KR Thomas home. Thelim Tull hosts Social Art Thursday afternoon. Mrs. W D Berry attends the Delphian Club on Wednesday afternoon. The Rebutials Lodge will meet in regular session February 22.
Local notes report Mrs. Thor Fox returning home from her parents in Odell Missouri and others visiting relatives in Vernon and Libbock. Community members attend parties, literary society meetings, and family gatherings while several residents are reported ill or traveling.
Miss Eula Matheny visits relatives in El Reno while others attend social events across White City Vernon Elliott and Millett. Frequent visits, illness notes, and church gatherings mark the week, with residents from Atkins, Dunsen, Showers, Houtebens, and Lentzke among those mentioned.
Mr. Johnston of Margaret fed his regular ointiment at the Methodist church Sunday morning and Wisht crowds attended the service. He also went to Rowland Sunday afternoon where they visited relatives a few days. M. J. Phillips made a business trip to the Plains last week. Mr. and Mrs. Willie Johnson entertained with an A party Saturday night. Bentley moved his family.
Dr Clark's farm near Rayland hosts Claude Baker who owns a new Ford. Mrs C D Haney recovering well after tonsil surgery at Vernon sanitarium last Saturday. Otis Ferguson and family visited relatives near Vernon last weekend. Clyde McKinley and family visited relatives near Lorenzo. Jay Phillips and wife and brother Clary plan to farm at C K Morris place in Clarendon. Willie Johnson and family, Annie Wood, Mrs Clyde Self and baby, and Joe Short visited Vernon Monday. Rev TR Peddlie of Vernon conducted services at the Christian church Saturday night and Sunday. Bernice Mason hosted a large youth party Friday night. Carl ie Baker transported household goods to Roaring Springs for Col lier, newly employed as a druggist. Will Johnson bought a new Chevrolet touring car Friday. A B Wisdom returned from Gainesville after funeral services for his landlord Mr Daughtery.
At the Churches Presbyterian Church Sunday school begins 9 45 a m with preaching at 11 a m by Vernon Yueater no evening service public is cordially invited to these services i L Moore
Bible school at 9:45 a.m. Morning worship at 11 a.m. address by Professor R. F. Holloway of Isco. Evening sermon at 7:15 p.m. theme Plan of Redemption from Moses to Christ. You are cordially invited.
Special music by a quintet including Miss Floyd Miss Works Mrs Hendrix Mr Breck and Mr Murchison with a sermon titled The Forgotten Man. Evening music by the choir Softly Now the Light of Day and a sermon Some Lessons on the Fire by Dr. Dickenson.
Mr and Mrs R L Jordan were Vernon visitors on Tuesday, drawing local attention to their trip and stay in the city. The brief social note records their presence and plans, reflecting a routine midweek social visit.
L. J. Massie has been engaged in business in Los Angeles and will be back to manage his chain of grocery stores. The Record notes his ongoing work and plans upon return.
Miss Edna Naylor has returned from St Louis and Kansas City where she went to purchase a stock of spring and summer millinery.
An Adlerika based mix of glycerine buckthorn bark and other components claims to relieve gas on the stomach in ten minutes. It purports to act on both upper and lower bowels, expelling gases and poisons and aiding obstinate constipation while guarding against appendicitis.
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