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Newspaper
Vernon Record
Location
Vernon, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 17, 1919
Page
5
Wildcat news notes Rev R V Tooley preached Sunday night and that appointment now shifts to the second Sunday night each month. Local births, deaths, and visitations are recorded, including the Patton family welcoming a daughter and funeral notices for the Fulton couple.
Elder Tooley filled his appointment Sunday at 1 o clock. Ernest Snodgrass led a singing Sunday night. Young folks enjoyed a reception at CLT. Texas Pipe Line workers Johnny Bristoe and S. PV. King visited homefolks. Mildred Bowers, teacher, is ill at her Elliott home.
Jeff D. Riggs of Vicksburg Mississippi reports gaining twenty five pounds after taking a substance named Taniae. He calls the experience long lasting and unclear in its effects.
Miscellany from Elliott and Vernon areas reports neighbors moving, visits, and daily life. G Price family moved to Elliott. Gribb has sick relatives at home. Herman Schuman returned from Camp Hill. many visits to Electra Vernon Fargo Ragland Odell and Vernon churches. Local events include a literary society organized January 10 and sermons at Centre Christian Church.
Earl Lester and Monteith Lincecum arrived Wednesday from Camp Gordon Georgia to be mustered out of the service. The Vernon two left six months ago together and served in the army without separation. They went overseas with an Ammunition Train of the List Division and landed at Brest France just two days before the armistice, remaining there until orders to return to America for discharge.
Brown's Cash Grocery posts a buyout appeal inviting customers to bring eggs for cash payment. The notice emphasizes they will pay cash for all eggs offered.
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