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Newspaper
Vernon Record
Location
Vernon, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1922
Page
8
Local column records numerous visits and travels among Odell residents and nearby towns. Highlights mention Mrs Eimer Visser recovering from surgery, grocery shifts by W A White, visits by Miss Hillar of New York, and multiple trips by families including the Sherrills, Turks, Bratlers, and McDaniel clan. A fine horse owned by Mr Rogers died, and several residents like B D Thomas and Henry Nurner were seen on business.
Red River notes list visits by Miss Ruth, J. P. L., Aly, Mrs. Williams and children, Myrtte brene famsie Kaynioned, and Gifted Pami Vubert moving to Pleasant Valley. Buford McDougal spent Tuesday and Wednesday with Mr. and Mrs. T. N McDougal. M. F. McDonald of Vernon visited relatives Wednesday. Cemetery work and flowers at Pleasant Valley reported. Vernon and Chillicothe trips noted for H. N. McDougal, Spurgeon McDougal, Tommie Kitlough, Aden Yarbrough, Charlie Killoweh, TLN McDougal, Gleonie Austen, and SFP Hite.
Pleasant Valley reports decent rains strengthen cotton prospects with much planted land actively worked. Roy Haynes, son of B J Waynes, returned June 3 after Marines service. Residents traveled to Vernon for business. Baptist shared at Odell included the Yarboroughs and Andrews family. Local attendance marked the Baptist association at Odell. Louis Thompson has started planting.
A busy flow of visits and events fills the community diary. Residents such as Mrs Hendrix and Mr and Mrs Stowe attended church and social functions while others hosted guests and relatives from nearby towns. A Home and School meeting featured jelly making, a cooking contest, and an auction at the W O W hall with prizes awarded to several members.
Special correspondence reports a busy weekend of visits and parties. Irene Davis visited Hiheetet with her sister. Mr and Mrs Robert Derincton hosted Friday night entertainment. Wayne Price traveled to Veron. Kek and Miss Loki Watson visited Verron Sabiereau. Coleta Morrison returned from Ghiainion. Muriel Keel Vera Roberts Jake Roberts and Bill Jordan attended events in Hdaani and Tolbert. Stanley couple traveled to Tob bert. Luther Jordan spent a week with Newb Stappey at Doans.
Pom Johnson is reelected principal of the Aversville alcigot and Miss Pantine Pigs is elected assistant teacher. Vernon Thersday visit by Miss Annie Wood and Miss Naomie Langley to meet Miss Josie Langler returning from Denton. Mrs Burriss in critical condition after a Friday fall with family at bedside.
Ms J G Thompson and daughter Leona return from a two week visit to relatives in Alf and Clair Oklahoma. Henry Randolph remained at the bedside of a San Am aelo sister with slight improvement. Jewell Cato back from Denton. Columbus Pox infant ill with diphtheria but better. Clyde McKinles baby slowly improving. Molna Shaw transferred business in Crowell. Charlie Wood family returned from Tunean Oklahoma Tuesday night.
Wildenat notes Sunday visits and travels across Vernon and nearby towns. Families including Proomer, Scehoettie, Lattrell, Goodger, Bradleys, Nunn, Hildebrand, Luttrell, and McElroy are mentioned in casual gatherings, birthdays, and a Saturday marriage in Vernon.
Aliss Trene Aderholt of Tayvier is visiting Oklaunion relatives in the past two weeks and plans to return home Tuesday with Mrs John Brownlee and son of Electra. Mr and Mrs CC White return from Fort Worth. Warren Clement, Wayland College teacher, visits his mother Mrs Ss J Clement. Rev W M Read and wife depart by car for a three week trip to Decatur Fort Worth Waco and Hillsboro. The pulpit at the Baptist church will be...
Miss Leona Blackstock visits Isco before Gatesville homecoming. Oklainton crowd attends Vernon cooking school. Hi M King Roy King in Wichita Falls. Azilee Coneh Willie Coneh Wrah Nettles leave Belton for Baylor Belton College summer term. John Clement returns home from Decatur. Dan Karr attends Port Worth superintendents convention. Mrs Dan Karr hosts visitors Foster Chillicothe Stephens Denton with Stephens to teach in Ol Innvinion school. Mrs Clay Brite recuperates in Mineral Wells for a month. Vernon and Ver non visitors in Oklainton. New school building materials arrive. construction soon.
Thirteen Wilparger county community clubs stage an event week July 10 to 15 featuring the play The Celebrated Gump Family. Miss Eula Goodfellow and Mrs. C M Blair direct the production with county demonstration and rural life committee leadership.
Sidney Smith reports on the courtship and breach of promise case of Uncle Bimbo and the widow Zan der. The event is billed as one of the week’s most interesting happenings. Proceeds from all entertainments at community week benefit park beautification and improvements.
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