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Newspaper
Vernon Record
Location
Vernon, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 27, 1925
Page
4
The Vernon Record provides advertising rates for classified notices at 11 cents per word for the first insertion and 8 cents for three insertions, with reading notices at 4 cents per word for the first insertion and 2 more for second. Obituary and daily notices are 1 cent per word, with cash-in-advance policy. Contains editor and mailing details.
The Record invites readers to report any erroneous reflection on individuals firms or corporations in its columns and promises prompt corrections upon notification to the editor.
A Texas Senate move aims to restore citizenship rights to Ferguson, arguing a former impeachment verdict cannot be reviewed by the Senate acting as court. The piece notes the Supreme Court ruled the Senate is the final judge on impeachable matters and questions whether such exoneration affects the governor race or the Klans issue that swept Mrs. Ferguson into office.
Members of the Mah Jong club gathered Saturday afternoon at Miss Mozelle Parker’s Wilbarger street home. Doris Boger won high score and Harold Shive took low. Guests included Doris Toger Dorothy Cook Bernie Dixon Maudie Ladd and Mesdames Anna Scott Damon Shive LeBatuine Miliett.
Voy A. Sprowl and Miss Viola Setterfilt wed yesterday afternoon in a private ceremony conducted by Rev. C. A. Bickley of the First Methodist church at his Pease street residence. The couple plans to reside near Rayland.
Lee Mason and Miss Fannie Capps of the northside were married Friday afternoon at 3 o'clock by Rev. C. A. Bickley, pastor of the Methodist church.
Miss Christine Gregory student at Sherman based Kiddy Key college returned Saturday after a visit with her parents Miss Manu ripe Gregory and her sister. She plans to enter Kiddy Key next term.
Local shop showcases fresh cut flowers including roses and freesias at 5130 Texas Street. The display draws pedestrians admiring blooms under spring light.
Neal Hamilton and Crystal Killett wed Thursday afternoon at the home of Rev. A. Bickley of First Methodist Vernon. The couple, both active in local social life, will reside on the Chis Neal farms with his father. Hamilton is the eldest son of T. P. Hamilton of Red River Valley.
An insurer advertises readiness to cover cotton with prompt service and mentions fire and tornado coverage with top-rated companies.
Local Lions Club at the Presbyterian church appointed standing committees for the year. Members include M C Culbertson as program chair, R M Fielder publicity chair, D W R Moore civic chair, I F Seamer membership chair, and others across athletics education welfare and ways and means. Dr W R Moore and J A Dixon led, plus guests from Vernon and Wichita Falls. Mrs Eugene Keltz’s condition is reported satisfactory after weeks in a Dallas hospital.
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