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Newspaper
Vernon Record
Location
Vernon, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1922
Page
7
Miss Claudia Kincheloe and Mr Guy Paschal were married yesterday at 11 AM in Vernon at the Church of Christ manse. Only J H Kincheloe attended. After luncheon at the Paschal home the couple planned a monthlong Terrell visit. Mrs Kincheloe hails from a pioneer Kincheloe family. Mr Paschal, from Vernon, formerly a Parsley teacher.
In 15 Southern States 2042 club members paid all or part of their school expenses from earnings. 1244 former members attend agricultural colleges partly funded by club work. 456 girls study home economics in various colleges. 1056 students overall hold club work scholarships across high schools normal schools and colleges. Georgia reports 200 girls in college from club earnings. Birmingham clubs funded a 200 scholarship for home demonstration education.
Over 83,000 worth of fig preserves were sold in Adams Jefferson and Copiah Counties Miss after extension workers taught standard processing and storage methods. Local and outside orders flowed in with hotels and cities like New Orleans Chicago Denver Detroit New York Nashville and Virginia towns purchasing the preserves. In Adams County alone $2,000 worth sold before October first, signaling a permanent industry.
Arlie Berry, local promoter leasing the Dam site, plans signs up to 200 miles to guide travelers to Lake Pauline. The project includes a $25 initiation fee for a 15 year membership with $5 annual dues, a highway entrance near Chillicothe, shade trees, electric lights, water works, a minnow hatchery, and day fishing charges for non members.
Memorial Day observance Tuesday afternoon included a short program at East View. Ex-service men decorated twelve World War graves under Crutcher Cole, with Confederate and Union dead remembered. Rev. A Waterfield delivered the day's address as about 100 Vernon residents attended.
The USDA urges farmers in affected districts to destroy all volunteer wheat and oats to curb greenbug outbreaks. Surveys show little infestation in northern Texas this spring, but drought and favorable weather could trigger outbreaks in northern Oklahoma and south central Kansas. Local pest activity appears concentrated in north central Oklahoma, with oats possibly harmed in south central Kansas and some wheat and oats injury already in northern Oklahoma. Volunteers as pasture aid pest persistence.
Southern farmers push certified seed for potatoes but state officials and USDA warn that new laws are needed to stop local seedsmen from selling ordinary or table stock as certified. A certification tag helps trace seed lots to growers or dealers, and 22 carloads of Triumph certified seed were planted in Louisiana this year with yield improvements claimed.
The Council of Ambassadors in Paris decides former Empress Zita may travel to Pardo Castle near Madrid for the birth of her expected child. She has been at Funchal in Madeira where ex Emperor Karl died.
Multiple rental notices list several houses and rooms for rent in town. Addresses include South Main Street Mesquite Street West Texas Street and East Wilbarger Street with various furnishings and modern conveniences. Contact numbers are given for Mrs Eunice Wilson Mrs J N Johnson and others.
A garbled classifieds snippet lists items for sale and wanted ads from Vernon Texas. It mentions a seven foot McCormick binder and farm implements, Jersey cattle trades, a registered Jersey heifer, a cook for harvest, a wicker baby carriage, chicken ranch nearby, and Vernon Lodge Masons meeting details. The text is fragmented but preserves event items and local notices.
The Vernon Texas City Commission votes to publish notice of intent to submit amendments to the city charter to qualified voters. The plan includes amendments on taxation and school funding, with an election set for June 16 in Vernon. Mayor Mary Mason and City Secretary Lt. Hall sign the notice for publication.
A garbled OCR fragment contains phrases like SAY BOYS and jooking powerful lavihew with scattered names and terms. the readable content resembles a stray interjection from a public notice or column. No coherent event or details are discernible.
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