Clothing Contest Award Given to Ramel Butler
Miss Ramel Butler of Oklainton won the Wilbarger County clothing contest conducted by home demonstration agents and will receive a trip to A and M Cortege to attend the short course. Miss Wynetta Little of Harrold placed second and will also be invited to College Station for the state contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wynetta Little
Harrold
Ramel Butler
Oklainton
Wilbarger County
M. Cortege
Miss Butler
College Station
Edith Lacy
Lorye Hanna
Vela Nettles
Miss Little
Lacy
Miss T. Butler
O. A. Brunson
A. C. Boger
Shirley Cook
Two Assistant Attorneys General Visit Red River Boundary Site
Hon. Wallace Hawkins and Hon. Clifford L. Stone, Texas assistant attorneys general, traveled to Vernon to view the Red River Boundary area. Chamber official Jed Morrow guided them to the Frisco bridge crossing and they photographed the river, noting it as their final Texas river exploration.
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Wallace Hawkins
Clifford L. Stone
Texas
Vernon
Red River
Jed Morrow
Chamber of Commerce
Frisco Bridge
Texarkana
Will Tour Yellowstone Park With Two Families
Dr. R A Pincan of Graham is expected in Vernon Thursday and will drive to Yellowstone Park in his automobile. He travels with Dr B D Flaniken and family in a Dodge Sedan. The two families will spend four months or six weeks traveling through Colorado Utah and Wyoming.
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R. A. Pincan
Graham
Vernon
Yellowstone Park
B.D. Flaniken
Colorado
Tan
Wyoming
Margaret Expects Big Melon Crop at Fair
Dr. W Ferebee predicts a bumper melon crop for Margaret as he visits town yesterday. He notes a shower would help the crop and hopes to exhibit at the county fair if rain cooperates.
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Margaret
W. Ferebee
Vernon Bride Josephine Wardlow Weds Vernon Man C C McCurdy
Vernon news reports the marriage of Miss Josephine Wardlow and C C McCurdy at the Wardlow home in Quanah with immediate family present. The bride, a Quanah native, and McCurdy, Vernon businessman and Marine veteran, plan to live at the corner of South Main and Paradise Streets in Vernon.
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C.C. M’curdy Weds
Vernon
Josephine Wardlow
Orba OF
McCurdy
Nimiaty
Phe
David Lewis Wardlow
Tv Quanah
McCurdy Arove
Oklahoma City
South Main and
Paradise Streets
Quananh
Denton Normal School
Marloorongi
Eugene Higgins
Paria
Duchess of Marl
New York
Gladys Deacon
Boston
Consuelo Vanderbilt
Veronielh
Jacques Balsan
Paris
Women urged to vote on five constitutional amendments
Women are urged to vote next Saturday on five constitutional amendments including abolishing the prison governor, increasing pay for executive officers, boosting pensions for veterans, and delaying foreign voting until naturalization. Officials worry lack of interest harms good government as bad women may influence the ballot.
Napier Bros Sell Seven Cars and Eleven Tractors
Napier Brothers Motor Company reports the sale of seven cars and eleven Fordson tractors delivered since the Vernon tractor demonstration. Buyers include R. H. Bratton F. H. Wilson A. H. Woolfolk Lon Byars Oscar Streit and Mayor Harry Mason. Additional purchasers listed include O Neal Foster and multiple named individuals.
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Napier Brothers Motor Company
Vernon
R. H. Bratton
F. H. Wilson
A. H. Woolfolk
Lon Byars
Oscar Streit
Harry Mason
O’neal
Foster
Fordson Tractors
R. Key
H. M. Lacey
C. B. Mason
M. M. Patton
Ww. M. Bowman
Marvin Sharp
Dewey Anderson
T. 3. Richards
L. F. Raines
J. W. McCrary
Frank 8S. Farley
Farm Co operative Society Representative Visits Vernon
Ht Coppage of Chillicothe toured Vernon yesterday representing the Farmers Co operative Society. Coppage heads the society's interests and previously led the gin operation run by the Vernon wottan company at Davidson Oklahoma.
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Farmers Co-Operative Society
Coppage
Chillicothe
Vernon
Vernon Wottan
Davidson, Oklahoma
Life Size Painting Unveiled for L. G. Hawkins Friday
A life size portrait of Sir L. G. Hawkins grand commander Knights Templar of Texas was unveiled at a Vernon Wichita Falls banquet. Artists Hermann painted the likeness from Hawkins sitting in full uniform as local Knights present praise his fraternal leadership and career in Masonry and banking.
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L. G. Hawkins
Vernon
Wichita
Knights Templar of Texas
Mmil Hermann
L. G. Higwhkins
Knights Templar of
Texas
W. N. Stokes
Sone
Hawkins
Aen
Wichita Falls
Templar
Yoo
Hermann
Pennsylvania Academy of Fine Arts
New York City
Ohio
Tulsa
Okla Dayton
Maskat
Blue Lodge
Knight Templar
Grand Commandery
Brownwood
Vernon Commandery
High Vernon
Vernon Blue Lodge
Fort Worth
Denver
Bowie
Bonham Shriners Honor Vernon Dalmasso With Gold Watch
Bonham fans commend Wille Dalmasso of Bonham on first base for the Texas Oklahoma League team. The Bonham Shriners presented him a gold watch at a ceremony on the baseball grounds as thanks for loyal service and faithfulness to the order. Dalmasso is a son of Mr. and Mrs. C Dalmasso of Vernon and has many local friends.
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Bonham
Wille Dalmasso
Bonham Daily
Begin
Dalmasso
Bonning
Washam
Te Penham Shriners
Sam Neilson
Shriners
Nia
Hin
Willie
C. Dalmasso
Vernon
Hiis
Teu
Pete Baker Moves Barber Shop to New Location
Pete Baker moves his barber shop from the west side of the public square to the former Coffee Shop space two doors south. Br. A. Huddleston will relocate the City News Stand from the Herring National Bank building to the vacated site around August 1.
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City News Stone
Pete Baker
Br. A. Huddleston
City News
Herring National Bank
Vernon community leader Mr Hawkins prominent banker
Waggoner National Bank vice president of The Vernon Record with many Vernon investments is described as a leading citizen who supports efforts to protect and improve the city. Hawkins was born in Mansfield Louisiana on December 13, 1868.
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McCurdy
Vernon
EK. M. Haney
Taney
Vernon Chamber of Commerce
Waggoner National Bank
Vernon Record
Mr. Hawkins
Mansfield
Vernon Seeks 1 Million in New Buildings
Vernon Chamber of Commerce survey outlines desired investments totaling about one million dollars. Proposed items include twenty five residences at 7000 each, a 200000 high school, a 200000 courthouse, a 50000 office building, two churches valued at 100000 and 50000, and a 50000 apartment house. Current construction includes a sanitarium ten residences and paving while a business building nears completion.
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Vernon
Vernon Chamber of Commerce
Works Auto Incorporates and expands in Northwest Texas
Works Auto & Supply Company becomes Works Auto Company with A. M. Works as president T. G. Currie as vice president and Miss Bennie Works as secretary treasurer. Capital is $40000. They will sell Paige and Maxwell cars plus supply parts and have operated in the region for several years.
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Works Auto & Supply Company
Works Auto Company
Tncorporated
A. M. Works
T. G. Currie
Bennie
Paige
Maxwell
Works Auto & Supply
Northwest
Maxwells
Wis
Texas
Bids Sought On Quanah Crowell Bridge Project
The Quanah Tribune-Chief lists a notice inviting bids for a wagon bridge across the Pease River where the Quanah Crowell road crosses. Bids will open in August as Hardeman County plans another river crossing to connect with the Inter State highway and spur regional trade.
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Quanah
Crowell
Hardeman
Painters Work On White Rose Cafe Facade And Interior
Painters decorate the White Rose Cafe with the front planned in dull lime and the interior completed a few months earlier.
Protracted Meeting at Parsley Under Free Will Pastor
A protracted meeting is in progress at Parsley led by Rev. John A. Famondson of the Free Will Baptist Church 18. He conducts the services and invites attendance.
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Parsley
John A. Famondson
The
Free Will Baptist Church
Triangle People Plan New Well in Sigler Field
Triangle Oil Company led by J F Watts moves to drill Triangle No 2 near Sigler No 1 in the Sigler field using a rotary rig to 1800 feet with a standard rig ready. Geologists identify a northwest extending field with several pay zones, and Fort Worth capital backs the project for a new pipeline to the Sigler field.
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Triangle
Sigler Field
Sieler
J. F. Watte
Triangle Oil Company
Eil
Sigler No. 1
Sigler No 1
Watts
Pyramid
Lloyd Sigler
Sigler OL Company
No. 1
Miles
Triangle No. 2
Vernon native leads Blackwell Sunday School effort
Leon H. Brown of Blackwell Oklahoma, a Vernon alumnus, serves as superintendent of the Blackwell Methodist Sunday School. He credits church cooperation for 47.8 percent Sunday School attendance on a June day, with totals from 550 to 1100 in the church program amid a town population around 17000.
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Vernon
Oklahoma
Leon H. Brown
Iwryer
Blackwell
Vic
Brown
Mr. Brown
Keefon Hospital Construction Progress and Birth Announcements
Construction crews report Keefon Hospital roof placement with Allen & Davis as builders and Doctors Moore approving final details at the Lamar and Trouston corner. In other news Mr and Mrs Earl King celebrate the birth of a son born last week in Kingola County.
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Allen & Davis
Moore
Tre
Lamar
Trouston Streets
Earl King
Sum
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Vernon Chamber of Coerce
Texas Chamber of Conmercce
Vernon Brick Company
Well Milling Company
Vernon Cotton Oi Company
Sewell Grain & Fuel Company
Waggoner
Texas Public Servers Company
Vernon Ice Cream Company
Parker-Donges Grocery Con feedompany + pany
Kell Milling Company
Sewell Gram & Flour
Gulf Refining Company
Creager Syothers
Mie CM. Ladd
A.B. Swartwood
L. More
Vernon Times
Qusnah
S&s W Hayne
Sarah Wardrow
Mr. McCurdy
Valparaiso University
Washington and Lee University
Lexington
Virginia
Marine Corps
United States Army
South Sea
Napier Bros
Waggoner Bank
Duke OF Marlborough
Hts Bride
Duke
Duchess
Marlborough
Vernon Boy
Bonham Baseball
Hamber
Commerce Survey
Works Auto
Oklahoma Sunday School
Putting Keefon Hospital