Bridge clubs host gatherings and social tea in county
Avalon Bridge club is entering with Gentlemen at home of Mr and Mrs J lover tonight. Rural clubs county entertain with a tea row afternoon at Liberty firs. R W Ferrell hosts up Members Thursday fire club Thursday afternoon ts. E O Youngblood hosts Friday Bridge club Pri x afternoon. A Worley of Electra visited friends here Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fin Avalon Bridge Club
Mrs. J. Lover
R. W. Ferrell
Ts. E. O. Youngblood
A. Worley
Electra
Hawley Honoree at Birthday Party
Tr and Mrs W H Huggins of 31 Paradise street entertained a party Friday night to honor their niece Miss Margaret Haw on her sixth birthday. The young honoree is popular at school and among classmates while guests included many friends and neighbors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Huggins
Paradise Street
Margaret Haw
Miss Hawley
Ives
Izabeth Hicks
Pauline Goetze
Itha Long
Adele Houssels
Cathue Dodson
Katherine Wheatley
Ergaret Sue Hiatt
Ruth
Slogan Campaign Against Rail Crossing Accidents
The American Railway Association announced a nationwide contest to design posters and slogans to reduce grade crossing deaths. Prizes include 500, 200, and 100 dollars, with a 100 dollar slogan prize. The effort runs under the Committee for the Prevention of Highway Crossing Accidents, chaired by H. A. Rowe, closing February 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Railway Association
Committee
H. A. Rowe
West Street
New York
Vernon Boy Doing Well on Newspaper in Central Texas
Ray S. Carney editor of the Lampasas Record spoke at the Lampasas Chamber of Commerce banquet. He is the eldest son of J. A. Carney of Vernon, a University of Texas graduate who gained newspaper experience on the Vernon Record and Clarendon News before joining Lampasas. The Lampasas Record is growing into a leading weekly paper under his management, and Vernon friends will be pleased by his success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vernon
Texas
Ray S. Carney
Lampasas Record
Theampasas Chamber J of Commerce
Mr. Carney
J. A. Carney
University of Texas
Vernon Record
Clarendon News
Lampasas
Central West Texas
Carney
Roanoke Operation For Pend er GoesY Update
Bill Berry formerly of Vernon who operated the Berry Tail oring Community of this city, now living in Roanoke, Va., underwent an appendicitis operation last week and is reported to be improving nicely. RB. W. Murphy of Cedardale, Okla., is here on business visiting his daughter, Mrs. Cliff Jar vis, ay Ba
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Berry
Vernon
Berry
Roanoke
RB. W. Murphy
Cedardale
Okla
Cliff Jarvis
Sewing and embroidery notice at London Street residence
Hazel Rutledge, daughter of Mr and Mrs Robert Rutledge Ragland, returned home last week after an appendicitis operation at the local hospital. Mrs J F Butler offers sewing and embroidery services at O S Pearsons residence 2805 London Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazel Rutledge
Robert Rutledge
Ragland
Coal Dealers May Meet in Vernon for Convention
The Vernon chamber seeks to host the Retail Coal Dealers of Texas convention with 850 members. WN Martin serves as second vice president and on the executive board. Members will vote soon on the convention site, with Vernon as the requested location. Other notes report Delphus Bourland’s return from A and M College and local health updates including Mrs. Green’s appendicitis recovery and Mrs. Lutz’s ill husband.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
Vernon
Hamilton Exits Candidacy For Precinct 3 Commissioner
North side farmer Claude Hamilton announces today as a candidate for commissioner in Precinct No 3 subject to Democratic primaries. A Sherwood resident since birth he pledges to advocate good roads and act for all precinct residents while meeting voters before the primaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claude Hamilton
North Side
Sherwood
Mr. Hamilton
Sherwood Corea
J. P. Hamilton
Ife
Hamilton
Bon Heur Club Friday Bridge Tea
Embers of the Bon Heur club entertained Friday afternoon bridge by Mrs. M Culbert of South Main Street. Three guests played. Mrs. W. R. won high score and Mrs. W. Wilhelm low. A plated lunch was served to Mos es W. RR. Moore, R. FE. Martin, A. Wilhelm, Joe Parker, E. M. ey, L. C. Hooper, Y. He. Baba- Thomas Dempsey of Dallas, R. Gibson, Pred Thompson and Ree Johnnie Mattow and Bewlab.
Mrs Parker Hosts Night Bridge Club Event
Mrs Parker of Nabers Street entertained the 8 of the Night Bridge Club. Prizes for high went to R E Martin and Norwood. FE M Haney presided. Mrs M ertson served as secretary. A plate was served after games with several guests listed. Colley entertained Saturday Bridge at Paradise Street. Mrs C F Wood won high score and received a boudoir pillow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Parker
Nabers Street
Night Bridge Club
R. E. Martin
Norwood
FE. M. Haney
Mertson
Haney
R. E
Y. H. Babu
W. R Moore
KR. B. Gibson
Culbertson
Dee 1
Johnnie Mallow
Colley
Card of Thanks for King Family
Card of Thanks expresses gratitude for kindness during the illness and death of Joe A. King. Signed by J. Re and W. D. King, Mrs. J.P. Simmons, Mrs. J. Be. Orr, Mrs. R. C. Hankins, and Mrs. Frazier Bell, with wishes for blessings and recovery from influenza related illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe A. King
J. Re
W. D. King
J.P. Simmons
J. BE. Orr
R. C. Hankins
Wilbarger County Hens Increase Egg Production
Bees from Wilbarger County poultry yards contribute to a greater local egg supply. With more eggs available the consumer price has fallen to 45 cents per dozen, down from about 50 cents the previous week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilbarger County
Confederacy Camp Cabell U Co Yo Meeting Notice
Members of Camp Cabell U Co Yo will meet in their room at the courthouse Saturday afternoon at 8 o clock. All sons and daughters of the Confederacy are invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp Cabell
U Co
Court House
Sewing and Crochet Services Offered by Mrs Butler
For any sewing or crochet work, see Mrs. J. F. Butler at O. L. Pearson's residence 2805 London Street. Phone 646-3, 7-2te.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. F. Butler
O. S. Pearson
London Street
O. L. Pearson
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Delphus Bourland
A. M. Bourland
A. and
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College Station
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Robert Lutz
Brownwood
J. G. Hawkins
Hloussels
Robert Tloussels
Long Beach
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Housels
J. W. Perry
The
Methodist Episcopal Church, South
QR. Fk. Dickenson
Fort Worth
C. S. McCulloch
Waggoner National Bank Building
C. P. Hamilton
Mrs. Esther Key
South Side Square
White Rose Cafe
West Side Square
Bio Plans
McMoer
Fedchal Pesl
SyYateyat
Tertains
BON Heur Club
Mrs. Parker
Rs. Frazier Bell
W. H. Rogers Abstracter
Waggoner Bank
Downing Street
Isabel MacDonaldDoreaid
Isabel MacDonald
Ramsay MacDonald
Britain
No. 10
Downing Stree
Prime Minster
London
MacDonald
Wm. Cameron &Co., Inc
Southwestern Bell Telephone Company
Bell System
United
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