Livestock judging contest invites West Texas educators
West Texas State Normal College at Canyon invited Adam Donges and other leading breeders to attend a livestock and poultry judging contest held in Canyon. The event aims to boost agricultural ties between the college and Panhandle Plains producers while training teachers for local schools. Sessions featured speeches by PF. OR. Phillips and President Gill, with a banquet and sectional meetings for breeders.
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Adam. Donges
A. Hill
West Texas State Normal
Canyon
Vex
West Texas
Hill
Texas
West Texas State Normal College
TN P.m
PF. OR. Phillips
Gill
Dey Coovan
Vermon mists and family news surface in Benton county
Miss Annie Nunn visited sister Mrs Maggie Bolton in Vermon last Thursday. The infant of Mrs Little died early Saturday and was buried at Fargo Saturday night. Mrs Skidmore's baby is improving after illness. Benton Luttrell visited Bill Bradley in Vernon Sunday. Several residents suffer from flu. Teachers J B Dockery and spouse spent the weekend with kin. Local church and league attendance noted, with Lillian Dins as league leader. Multiple visits and social gatherings around Vernon, East and West Vernon, Midway, and surrounding households are recorded.
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Annie Nunn
Maggie Bolton
Vermom
Mrs Little
Fargo
Skidmore
Benton Luttrell
Bill Bradley
Vernon
Henry Richie
Jagrippe
Ruth Galloway
James Shepherd
East Vernon
Bone Martin
Minnie Martin
West Vernon
I. G. Luttrell
Anna Laura Bradley
Goodger
Thompson
Tolbert Notes and Local Events Feb 1
Special to The Record Tolbert Feb 1 The Method to Quarterly Conference held an all day session Saturday presiding elder of Vernon and others from nearby communities attended. Mrs J J Penderson of Vernon was buried at Tolbert cemetery Wednesday Rev Lewis Kopp led services. A large crowd attended. Willie Lee Dockery has been absent from school due to illness. The Girls' Home Economics club met Wednesday with several new members enrolled. The Ladies’ flare demonstration club met Wednesday afternoon at the serial auditorium with Mrs RC Wood Mars K RB Page Mrs George Tee Miss Fata Goodfellow and Vernon residents present. The next meeting will be at Mrs Th Woods Feb 2 everyone invited. Mr and Mrs A W Dockery and son Eliia visited I I Dockery of Elliott Sunday. Mrs Lile Stene is very ill.
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Tolbert
Vernon
J. J. Plenderson
Lewis
Kopp
Willie Lee Dockery
Serioul
Trome Economic Ehh
Pek
Serial
RC Wood
Mars. K. RB. Page
George Tee
Mire Jones
Fata Goodfellow
W. Dockery Sant Son
Eliia
Dockery
Elliott
Lile Stene
Vernon Play Draws Rehearsals Ahead of Two Benefit Shows
Frequent rehearsals by Vernon actors prepare for February 28 and March 1 at the opera house to raise funds for Rhineham park. The comedy drama Arrival of Kitten and Clarence style intrigue are praised as well suited for the cast. A dress club may form to foster Wichita Theatre movement in the city.
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Rhineham Park Fund
Vernon
Phivers Yard
Ger
Kitt
A. N. Vernon
Wichita
Mrs Massie Hosts Wednesday Party at Home
Mrs Massie acted as hostess for a Wednesday afternoon party at her home on North Main street. Only the invited members attended. The hostess served a delicious salad and light refreshments.
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Massie
Frank Massie
Pwo Club
Routh Main Street
Revent
M. G. Neathery
South Cumberland Street
Rebekahs Open House at Odd Fellows Hall
The Rebekahs hosted a Valentine party at Odd Fellows hall on Tuesday night. An open meeting invited more members with red heart decor and games. Guests received a comic Valentine at the post of fice station and refreshments of sandwiches chips beets cake and hot chocolate were served. Committee Entertainment included Mrs G A Backus Mrs J A Farlington and Misses Verna Lucky and Enid McCarroll.
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Rebekahs
ODD Fellows Hall
G. A. Backus
J. A. Flarington
Verna Lucky
Enid McCarroll
Phin
Valentine Party at Hile Crest Country Club
Valentine party night at the club house with Hillcrest members and guests. Hosts Mesdames W. D. Pivagins J. A. Birdsong and All. Murchison with assist Misses Invel Vanebn Gladys Walker Marae Hawley. Tables of forty two, fruit cake, mint hearts and Mayo items served to numerous couples.
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Clil
W. d. Pivagins
J. A. Birdsong
Murchison
Llnvel Vanebn
Gladys Walker
Maraeet Hawley
Valentine
Joe Napier
Max
Wiley Bennett
Din Perewn
Wow
Crasthoburey
McT
Kelty
Rebbie
Porperfield
Prva
Nana Mack
Tuesday Bridge and Socials At West Paradise Street
Mrs Wo Cong Prostess hosted Tuesday bridge with Mrs W K Kong at West Paradise Street. Four tables played. Mrs Cap Bound won high club score. guest prize went to Mrs Hub Colley. Turkey luncheon served. Guests included Mesdvines Elab Colley J E Viper and Base King.
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W. K. Kong
West Paradise Street
Cap Bound
Hub Colley
Mesdvines Elab Colley
J. E. Viper
Base King
We. Aldermaih Released From Serious Restraints
We. Aldermaih, held for an extended period, is reported freed from the prior fetters. Officials indicate improvement in health and status as authorities review next steps. The update notes ongoing care and monitoring while details remain limited.
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Ponges
Copelmund
J. N. Brooks Hiss
Sallie Allingham
AW Porter
Menmoth
J. G. Lartivell
Bousett Marien
Sen. Mmmitt
Lorkett
Wilbur Luttrell
T. G. Luttrell
I. G. Tuttrell
Mary Delaney
J. B. Dockery
Thalig High School
Lillian Wand
Grace Dicus
Ervin
Harvey Lawlis
Tom Wildman
Lillian Dicns
Ruby Pmvick
Chillicothe High School
Zola
Gohelin
Annie Reynolds
Lera
Willie Brock
Oliver Reynolds
Tobert Simonds
J. 2 Crouch
George Finrick
Mary
Elihu Dockery
White City
Iss
Rebekabes
Bers
Ubill
Hile Crest Country Club
Geo. W. Richardson
Plone
Prepkins Timberlake Company
Mrs Wo Cong Prostess
Aldermaih
White Rose Cafe
West Side Square
Overland Motor Co
The
Pacific Mutual
Old Line Life Insurance Company
Mississippi River
Hohaa S Bennaeune Tite Imeearanmce
Din Perea
Texas Companies
Epoue du Tite Dismeanee Ta Foren
Indiana
Tire Tnenirpaiee
Porve
Pacific Mutual Policy
Dewey Wilson
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