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Newspaper
Vernon Record
Location
Vernon, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 29, 1921
Page
10
Aire and Walle report WL Gilbert of Veryon near Mineapolis Minnesota, traveling for months. Mrs Gilbert plans an exchange to Hirouxis Candi and Maruti states, traveling since December. Porter Stranett returned from Ektorde Oklahoma. Mrs Wo, Stekbs and children visit Ukihothe for ten days. Rev L Killough returned from Pramkitn with home matters.
George Stanton of the Olympic Club in San Francisco wins the 16 pound weight throwing contest at Paddock Field Pasadena California. The photo shows the moment of release as Stanton lets the weight fly.
A photoplay preview outlines Attee Brady in Out of the Chorus showing a chorus member who marries a wealthy man, facing parental displeasure but proving her virtue. It also previews The Dwelling Palace of Light where Elsie leaves home, uncovers a secret affair, and aids the family amid hardship, leading to a hopeful future with Brooks Tusall.
The column describes several film plots including The Call of Youth where lovers are torn by a guardian's finance and a trip to Africa leads to reunions. Also noted is Beyond Price about Sally Biarrio who acquires three wishes via a gypsy’s talking oak and a mystery featuring Robert Castleback and a powerful plot in Europe.
Local ad notes money available to loan on improved farms with the Davis and Summercury firms and mentions Mrs. J W Seals and other names in a regional financing context.
Long Orange Jr weighs around 1000 pounds at two years, part of a sixth birthday celebration. Farmers A M Rowland and Marvin Sharp boast strong Poland China bloodlines with over 100 registered hogs in their flock.
Mrs Moore entertained with a 42 party at her home Wednesday morning. The house was decorated with ferns stationers and nasturtiums. Refreshments included salad course. Guests listed numerous local attendees and friends in attendance.
Sunday School at 9 50 a m Morning service at 11 00 a m Haworth League at 7 12 p m Evening service at 8 00 p m Prayer meeting 8 15 p m Wednesday Bible School 9 46 a m Morning service 11 00 a m Communion every Lord s Mis Junior C HE 7 15 p m Evening 8 50 p m Prayer meeting 8 30 p m Wednesday
Evangelist Foy E Wallace leads Bible School at 0 45 p m with preaching at 11 a m and 8 15 p m Pastor W T Rouse conducts Sunday School at 9 45 a m and services 11 a m and 8 15 p m Sunbeams and Junior departments listed with weekly activities Prayer meeting Wednesday at 8 15.
Pastor J. Birnbaum leads services at 10200 a. m with Sunday School at 9:45 a. m. Preaching at 11:00 a. m. and 7:15 p. m. Marin subject Now Gronkwand the Werkt Destroyed. Junior and Senior Endeavor meetings and Wednesday prayer at 8:15 p. m. Includes admonition to leave heavy coats at home.
Governor Len Small of Illinois is indicted by the Sangamon County West Grand Jury along with Lieutenant Governor Fred Sterling and Vernon Curtis. They face charges of embezzling 700000 of state funds during Small and Sterling’s administration as treasurer. The indictments follow a probe into a 10 million loan of state funds to Armour & Co. and Swift & Co. Chicago packers.
A friendly dispute over a ruling in the Wednesday golf finals between Jed Morrow and B C Christian could force a replay. The case centers on whether Christian touched a ball from its tee, making a final decision impractical. The golf committee will decide, with semis on Tuesday and consolation flights starting Monday.
Epworth League will lead a Sunday night service at the First Methodist Church with a program including solos and readings. The service starts at 5 15 PM and features Miss Ruth Carney, Miss Thazel Vaughn, and Mrs Vernon McDougal among others.
Services are held every Sunday morning at 11 in the City Hall auditorium.
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