Love Declared Greatest Power In Universe By Rev Ham
The evangelist at the Tabernacle preaches that love surpasses gifts and eloquence, citing Paul’s First Corinthians Thirteenth. He recounts Corinth’s divisions, the Wales revival led by Evan Roberts, and urges Christians to pursue love as the highest virtue guiding faith and service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ham
M. F. Ham
Evangelistic Tabernacle
Paul
Evangelist
Corinth
Cephas
Peter
Alexandra
Apollus
Ephesus
Corinthian
Christ
Wales
Evan Roberts
Jesus Christ
Vernon
Airplane stunts and prizes lined up for county fair
Call Field aircraft will headline the county fair attractions on September 4 to 7 with cadet stunt competitions and prize money for the best exhibits. Floto’s Allied Exposition Shows will provide amusements as the fair showcases livestock produce and home baked goods with over 300 dollars in culinary prizes and trophies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Call Field
Chester Dorland
Callfield
The
Fair Association
Flote
J. D. Parnell
Conscientious Objector Davidson Heads for Paris Island
Johnie FE Davidson of Vernon eagerly seeks enlistment in the Marine Corps, telling Recruit Sergeant Bullard his conscience drives him to serve. He passed the exam and is bound for Paris Island, S.C., hopeful the war lasts long enough for him to prove his commitment before turning twenty one.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnie E. Davidson
Vernon
Star Telegram
Johnie FE. Davidson
Bullard
United States Marine Corps
Davidson
Paris Island
S.C
Henderson Talley Wed in Harrold Ceremony
Eric H. Henderson and Eldy Talley were married at Harrold with Rev. J. W. Morgan officiating. Henderson is the son of Mrs. N. Norton and lives north of Vernon. Talley is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Talley of near Fargo. They will live with the groom’s mother. Henderson is certified for limited military duty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eric H. Henderson
Miss Eldy Talley
Rev
J. W. Morgan
Eldy Talley
Harrold
Honey Grove Man Buys Fargo Farm Near Vernon
A. J. Ogerly of Honey Grove purchased 263 acres near Parie from W. M. Castleberry for 1183 percent. Frank Ogerly, his brother, bought Wilharger county properties last winter. The deal was brokered by LD. Terrell.
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Honey Grove
FARGO
A. J. Ogerly
Parie
W. M. T. Castleberry
Frank Ogerly
Mr. Castleberry
Wilharcer County
Vernon
Castleberry
Wilharger County
Ogerly
Airships May Visit Vernon Regularly
Vernon could become a landing station for Call Field airplanes after Capt. Chester Dorland announced plans. Dorland and two aviators with a mechanic flew from Call Field to Vernon, landed at J. J. Hagler field, and entertained residents with aerial stunts. Dorland will visit Vernon August first to set up landing grounds and arrange short flights to nearby towns. The Chamber of Commerce will scout sites in Crowell Quanah Chillicothe Altus and Frederick.
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Curtis
Vernon
J. J. Hagler
Dorland
Call Field
Chamber of Commerce
Crowell, Quanah
Chillicothe
Altus
Frederick
Eastern Star Chapter Elects Officers
C. E. S. Eleets Officers. The E. T. Murchison Chapter No 424, Order Eastern Star Friday night elected officers: Mrs J G Sherman Worthy Matron, J L E Kester Worthy Patron, Mrs J A Lucky Associate Matron, Mrs Rena Watts Secretary, Mrs Stella Witty Treasurer, Miss Susie Scott Conductress, Mrs Bertha Ross Associate Conductress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. T. Murchison
Eastern Star
J. G. Sherman
JL. E Kester
J. A. Lucky
Rena Watts
Stella Witty
Susie Scott
Bertha Ross
Childress Editor to Army
Fred L. Haskett editor of the Childress Index traveled through Vernon on Saturday en route to Wichita Falls to take examinations for entry into the aviation service. His family accompanied him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred L. Haskett
Childress Index
Vernon
Wichita Falls
Aviation Service
Mr. Haskett
Carpenter family military postings update
A. B. Carpenter receives a letter from his son O F Carpenter drafted and sent to Camp Travis Texas on July 1. After detention he is transferred to Camp Lee Virginia and arrives there on July 13 as a cvteinarian.
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A. BE. Carpenter
O. FE. Carpenter
Camp Travis
Texas
Young Carpenter
Camp Lee
Junk Shipment from North Main Street Carload
J. Wolf loaded a carload of junk for shipment while another carload of 44 items sits in his North Main Street building ready to ship. Wolf says each carload yields about $600 in payment to people for material that previously went to waste.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Wolf
North Main Street
Mr Wolf
Bright leaves Fort Worth for Albuquerque after operations
Louis Bright former Candyland proprietor and partner of T. P. Lisman has traveled from Fort Worth to Wichita Falls and on to Albuquerque New Mexico. He was escorted by A A R Pells of Wichita Falls and friends in Vernon hope for his swift return home.
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Louis Bright
Candyland
T. P. Lisman
Albuquerque
Fort Worth
Wichita Falls
Mr. Bright
A. A. R Pells
Vernon
Boy Scouts Camp Along Pease River Night
A party of boy scouts spent Friday night camping on the Pease river. J E Praizer led the group with companions Charles Blackwood Walter McWires Harold Shive A M Hiatt J B Parker Clifford Shive and Dalton Bowers accompanying.
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Pease River
J E. Praizer
Mr. Fraizer
Charles Blackwood
Walter McWires
Harold Shive
A. M. Hiatt
J. B. Parker
Clifford Shive
Dalton Bowers
May Primary Vote Rules In Texas For Absentees
Texas voters away for summer can vote by mail if a three day prior request is made to the county clerk. Qualified voters including women may vote while absent from the county but not out of state. Ballots are mailed in sealed envelopes and opened by election judges between 2 and 3 p.m. on primary day.
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Sumer
Wilbarger
Mir Colequitt
Texas
Charles TH. Morris
Pers Guson
Senate Tall Ys
Wharton County
Chirk
Colquitt
Canyon City
Pirst
Pirst | Netional Bank of
Amarillo
Third National
Atchison Heads Southwest Texas Mission for Insurance
W A Atchison leaves today for Southwest Texas after a month in the region writing insurance for California State Life Insurance Company. Hedford Johnson of Arthurillo, formerly Vernon, joins in Kimbie county to work with Atchison. Miss Ethel Lewwyler will manage his office during the absence. He aims to place nearly 200000 dollars of insurance in the Southwest in a month.
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W. A. Atchison
Texas
California State Life Insurance Company
Hedford Johnson
Arthurillo
Vernon
Jutetion
Kimbie County
Atchison
Ethel Leuwyler
Southwest
Agricultural Claims Questioned by District Board
The Exemption Board received about 150 questionnaires from the district board on deferred classification for agricultural or industrial credits. Few agricultural claims were recognized, with only two cases granting more deferment for agricultural work than dependency. Many Class IV men gained agricultural credits while many were denied, affecting military liability as the most deferred class dictates liability. The district board held original jurisdiction over agricultural and industrial deferrals, while ten registrants appealed from the local board and were kept in Class EL or moved to other classes. The list includes numerous names of registrants affected by these rulings and appeals.
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En de Permiency
District Board
Walter J. Bogard
Guy Blocker
Sidney Diner Thumphrey
D Joseph Crowne Over
Spencer Clay Beavers
Eolnar Boydsten
David Wranklin Chance
Joseph Andrew Phaylirst
Clas
Cal Vin Bimett
James Thomas Ford
Dobra Ro Lemon
Praveis Joti Ketelersid
Alfred Lafayette James
Jodie Johnson Hughes
Jolly Jacob Dawnheim
William J. Fugit
Jot Finkthaon
John Prederick
August Damn Kein
Warl Gugvishers
Theodore Graf
Hernan Kabity
John Hernan Bodling
Hermit Bachown
Virgil Samuel Hildebrand
Devere Baker
Wl Blakely
Palwit Herod Andrew
L. Mo Guinn
Forces Ridward Hale
Charlie Harrison Glover
William Wt. Thiam
Ollie Clyde Fiardoer
Thomas J. Haynes
Theodore Brown
Harrold
Briscoe
Elijah Gourland
Joseph Lone Hall
Oscar Wranklin Corley
Ernest R. Brown
al Vin Donald Fieh
Chae
Thomas Hacard
Willian Lee Brown
Josiah B. Goodger
Jom
Virgil Dedrick
Chas
Washington Jordan
Wiliam Diaindoues
John Tretryv Hawley
Robert Martin Ho
Coffee Renounces Ferguson Backing at Rally
R. H. Coffee, Wilbarger County campaign manager for Ferguson, renounced support at a large Hunt Ramsey tabernacle gathering. Former governor Colquitt criticized Ferguson over constitutional issues and alleged misuses of public funds, urging Texas to judge by loyalty and liberty.
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R. H. Coffee
Wilbarger County
James BE. Ferguson
Templeman
Hunt Ramsey Tabernacle
O. B. Colquitt
Dallas
Ferguson
J.B. Dodson
Cotefee
Our State University
Coffee
Tie
Janes Hh
Perguson
Gerstas
Mipperor Withee
Fim
Peacher
Teas
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Russia
LD. Terrell
N.Y. Herald
Ing
Call
Field
Capt
C. E. S. Eleets
Childress
Army
Carpenter
Camp Lee, Va
Candyland Man
New Mexico
Boy Scouts
Prcaids
Board On Dependency Claims
Jra
James Dalton
Carl Culpepper
Edwin W. Foerster
Marvin Douglass Herring
Lee Crownover
Elaine Edward Pinkney Burnsmith
Walter A. Barne
Livingston Otis Langley
Louis Eaward Key
John B. Jones
Pot Clement Leak
Fred Clynch
Karl Hierman Laseloff
Roy Blanchard
Herman Haseloff
Roy Rhinehard
William Davis Hart
Ernest Floliman
Oswall Hempel
Jesse Franklin Bumpass
Alexander Sutter
Thomas Lee Armstrong
Burtie Picker
Alston
Raymort St Gatewood
J. Toward Hammons
J. Henry Adams
Calvin A. Buourland
Maxie Beil
William Riley Free
Lewis Cass Cratchfield
Sidney Moonroe Hale
Guy Harris Ham
Cicero Cochran
Charlie C. Ammons
John KR. Briste
James Everett Calvert
Earl Hicks Bryant
Morris Alex Brown
Herbert Curry Greer
Herman J. Joseph
William Filtpore
Frost
Real Claude Hunt
Ivey Ayers
Charles Henry Cato
Hobby
Ile
Peerguson
Dorethor Colquitt
Berlin
Nan
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