Weekly Calendar of Local Clubs
The Rebekah Lodge meets tonight at the third fellow hall. The Eastern Star will meet Monday night at the Masonic hall in regular session. Friday forty-two club hosts Gentlemen's evening at the home of Mrs J V King tonight. The Woman's club meets Thursday afternoon with Mrs K Greever of Mesquite Street. The Musician's Club meets Wednesday afternoon at the Methodist church. The Women's club holds bridge and forty-two tournament at the home of Mrs L B Greever Monday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebekah Lodge
J. V. King
Woman's Club
Musician's Club
Methodist Church
Miss Castlebur y Hostess To Home Economics Club
Miss Lily Castlebury hosted the Home Economies club in Wilbarger Street on a Wednesday afternoon. With president ill, Mrs. Dee Norwood led the meeting and new members Mrs. E J Vendict on and Mrs. Joel Fain were welcomed. The group studied interior decoration and heard a Furniture of Modern Design lesson by Mrs. Tom Stimmiesour while Gladner Young spoke on the opera Aida. A two course menu was served by four hostesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lily Castlebury
Wilbarger Street
J. A. Birdsong
Dee Norwood
E. J. Vendicton
Joel Fain
Moeng
Tom Stimmies
Gladner Young
Mesdai Roy Abbott
Gladne
Young
Miss Thelma Tull Hosts Social Art Club
Miss Thelma Tull of West Yam arika street hosted Thursday afternoon for the Social Art Club. Mrs J M Collins led the session on Paintings while Mrs Clarence Tool read How to Judy W Picture. Mrs A A Hingst presented Coloring In Pictures and Miss Lenutwyler gave a readings. A two course luncheon followed served by the hostess and assistants Miss Frances Collins and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thelma Tull
West Yamarika Street
J. M. Collins
Clarence Tool
A. A. Hingst
Mien Lenutwyler
Lis Blackwood
Maurice Bonnet
Frances Collins
Mrs Crime Entertains Friday Forty-Two Club
Mrs Crim of Hill Crest lights hosts the Forty-two Club at her new Wes Vernon home Friday afternoon. The guests played forty-two and two extra tables, a salad course was served, with Mesdailies, Bera King J M Love lace A J Maney G W Backus J I Glover F G Sherman Minnie King and Ethel Haney among attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BR. Crim
Hill Crestleights
Brida
Wes Vernon
King
J. M. Lovelace
A. J. Maney
G. W. Backus
J i. Glover
Ff. G. Sherman
Minnie King
Ethel Haney
Avalon Bridge Club Meets With Mrs White
Mrs A White hosted Avalon Bridge Club Tuesday afternoon at her Pease street home. Two tables of guests played after lunch and limew? was served. Attendees included Mesdames M J Moore R S McCombe J B Lutz Jr Maurice Bonner J T Glover Foster I Edmison J G Sheri l and Misses Minnie King Lily Castlebury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. White
Avalon Bridge Club
Pease Street
M. J Moore
McCombe
J. BE. Lutz Jr
Maurice Bonner
J.T. Gloves Foster I. Edmison
J. G. Sheril
Minnie King
Lily Castlebury
Mrs Berry Hosts Delphians At Text Street Home
Mrs W D Berry entertained the Delphian club this Wednesday afternoon at her Text street residence. Mrs Culbertson led the session discussing Modern Fiction Early English Fiction and the Historical Novel. A plate lunch was served to sixteen members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. D. Berry
Delphian Club
M. (. Culbertson
Miss Sumner Hosts Tuesday Bridge Club
Adele Sumner entertains the Tuesday Pride club and guests at Hill Crest Heights. The setting featured decorations of sweet peas and rose tulips. Prizes went to Mrs. A. N. Vernon for high was and to Mrs. B. Rodgers for high table.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adele Sumner
Hoo
Hill Crest Heights
A. N. Vernon
Rodgers
Countess von Bernstorff Seeks U S Citizenship
Countess Geunther von Bernstorff daughter-in-law of the former German Ambassador to the United States has separated from her German husband and returned to New York to regain her American citizenship which she gave up upon marrying a foreigner. Before marriage she was Miss Margaret Burton Thomasson of Burlington North Dakota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geunther von Bernstorff
United States
New York
Margaret Burton Thomasson
Burlington, Nd
Listing of club members and guests names
Club members include Mesdames Dan Sumner I L McCarter B C Rodgers Youngblood SS Munger George Hardin C F Swartwood CO McCurdy Miss Esther Swartwood and Miss Mary Anderson. Guests include Mrs Katherine Waggoner Mrs W T Waggoner Mrs A N Vernon Mrs Robert Ferrell and Miss Bernice Lloyd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ing Club
Mesdames
Dan Sumner
I. L. McCarter
C. Rodgers
Youngblood
SS. Munger
George Hardin
C. F. Swartwood
CO. McCurdy
Esther Swartwood
Mary Anderson
Katherine Waggoner
W.T. Waggoner
A. N. Vernon
Robert Ferrell
Bernice Lloyd
Shive Parent Teachers Meet Debates School Hygiene
Members of the Shive Parent-Teacher Association met Thursday afternoon at the school. Mrs. D B Umstead presided. Robbie Planiken and Leeta McCalely played violin and piano. Mrs Bb P Robertson led a round table on Habits and Hygeine of the Small Town School. Superintendent Eri L Doheney discussed sanitation efforts in wards and the high school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shive Parent- Teacher Association
D. B. Umstead
I. A. Hollar
Robbie Planiken
Leeta McCalely
Bb. P. Robertson
Eri. L. Doheney
Community Association Plans March Meeting on Improvements
Disinfecting daily cited as preventing contagious diseases. Treasurer notes funds on hand for necessary improvements. The association will meet the third Thursday in March.
Miss Selbert Presents Pupils in Recital at High School
Miss Honore Silbert of Harvard led a concert and recital at Tar vold high school auditorium Saturday night. The program included Grand Marche de Concert, Through Field and Forest, The Little Patriot, Elephant Waltz and other pieces, with a two act farce and comedy sketch featuring Brigg s and Briggs plus minor roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honore Silbert
Harvard
Euails
Tarvold Htigh
Grogran
Wallensbanpi
Hungary
Rapeadie Misqonne Koelling
Nell Tivaty
Reynard
de Vere
Helen Litchfield
Vocel
Little Patriot Krogemann -Price King
Theda Lave Wil
Farmers Valley News Item Summary
W R Alexander, here to oversee his farm, left Thursday for an extended stay in Oklahoma. Misses Ruathelee Estelle and Idelle Davis attended a party hosted by Mr and Mrs Crouch of Polberi Saturday night. Dewey Brock and Elton MeAd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. R. Alexander
Oklahoma
Ruathelee
Estelle
Idelle Davis
Mrs. Crouch
Polberi
Dewey Brock
Elton MeAd
Vernon and area visitors list from Tolbert to Vernon
Sunday reviews report visitors from Tolbert including Mr Vernon and Dr Presley. J I Cox and J W Brock visited Vernon on business. Saturday locals in Vernon include Mr and Mrs T Frost Idelle Davis Mariel Davis Erma rest Mrs FLHH Coburn daughter Mary John Frost Farle and Carl Cobb and Emory Bloom. Ada Crawford and children of Vernon visit her sister Mrs B F McAdarms. Dewey Marsh and son Dewey dy of Godell visited Mrs J C Rea in Kevlon home. Col Rondel legal business in Vernon. Jim Locke and Eunice Frith were seen in Vernon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dewey Marsh
Dewey, Dy
Gdell
J.C. Rea
Kevlon
Col. Rondel
Vernon
Jim Locke
Eunice Frith
Survey to aid worthy young Texans in higher education
Fort Worth February 21. Secretary R T Ellis of the Texas State Teachers Association begins a survey to measure how many capable young men and women are willing to work for an education. The effort aims to expand opportunities for higher education among this group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Worth
Texas
R. T. Ellis
Texas State Teachers’ Association
Texas youth education plan pushes student owned factories
A proposal by Mr Ellis envisions large scale student employment near state schools with factories farms and shops. Students would receive profits after a development fund, with Parent Teacher Clubs backing products and rapid support from Texas communities seeking higher education tied to economic leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Ellis
Eis
Ti Seen as Hope Behind Youth Initiative Plan
Action taken to give the young people a chance drives a plan aimed at speeding opportunities. Ti is described as the group’s hope, with emphasis on quick implementation and reducing waiting periods for access.
Morrow Family Attends Slaton Wedding on Plains Trip
Mr and Mrs R M Morrow and son Paul of Wichita Falls traced Vernon Tuesday after attending last Sunday's wedding of Miss Daisy Morrow and Hugh Flourney of Ralls in Slaton, Lubbock County. Mrs Flourney taught in Vernon schools years ago. They reported a pleasant plains trip with good roads and weather, visiting Monday night M L Childress in Floydada before continuing home to Vernon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. M. Morrow
Paul
Wichita Falls
Vernon
Slaton
Lubbock County
Daisy Morrow
Hugh Flowrney
Ralls
Thanks for kindness after our loss of M. F. B. Linton
We express heartfelt gratitude to friends and neighbors for support during the loss of our father and husband M. F. B. Linton. Special thanks to Staned ty Crow and listed mourners for their comfort and prayers during this hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lear Toshard
M. FB. Linton
Ty W. O' Crow
Also Mentioned on This Page
Miss Castlebury
Miss Tull
MRS. Crime
Mrs. Berry
Miss Sumner
John M. Bligh
Decatury, Ala
Fentress & Walker
Waggoner Bank
Countess von Bernstorff
U. S
SHIVE
Rustie Dance
Howell
Helen Reed
Martin Jeneve Coughlan
Theda Tae Wilson
de Lancey Price Ning
Sylvia Pizzicati
Delibes
Julia Morris
Zenobia Quighey
Nell Hyatt
Velen Litchfield
Mr. Briggs
Harrison King
Mrs. Briggs
Naomi Hoffman
Elder Peters
Liston Wilson
Bob
W. B. Wilson
P. M
Farmers Valley News
Ains
New Mexico
West Texas
Servey
Store
Dewey Wilson
Homer E. Wilson
Pacific Mutual Life Insurance Company
Victor
Columbia Records
F. M Ceutwyler
Jersey
Federal Bureau of Animal Industry
J. A. Gilliland Dairy CO
Miss Worrow Warrued
Vernon Record
Brown's Cash Grocery
Vernon Hotel
J. N. Grimes
You Mr. Farmer
MEMBC
Deral
W. H. Rogers Abstracter
Swaggoner
Kirstin
Ford
Chevrolet
Ion of Ivo
Joe T. Julian
Vernon, Texas
P. O. Box
N. A. Holmes
Vernon Theater
Vernon Theatre
Vernon Drug Store
Belle OF
Rex
California
Louis Oats
Campbell's
Cigaretti
Prince, Albert
Ounee
K. C
Massie Cotice Grocery Co
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