Northwest Texas Missionary Conference Attended in Amarillo
Two hundred fifty delegates gathered in Amarillo June 9 to 10 for the Northwest Texas Women's Missionary conference. Officers attended, Vernon district led in dues, and visitors including Mrs Luke Johnson of Iowa and Mrs M L Hargrove of Tennessee spoke on topics from a world vision to public service. The meeting elected Mrs N A Rollins of Stamford president for the coming year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northwest Texas Women’s Missionary Conference
Amarillo
D. H. Henry
Vernon
Henry
Luke Johnson
Iissin
M. L. Hargrove
Nashville
Jobson
Derepe
Hargrove
Methodist Church
Jesus
Eugenia Smith
Wesley House of Fort Worth
Florya Forman
Africa
Miss Portman
Warning on Bad Checks Hits Vernon Businesses
The Vernon Chamber of Commerce warns against a flood of bad checks hurting local trade. President R H Coffee urges businesses not to accept checks until verified with the bank and to require wire confirmation for out of town issuers. The notice cites Texas law classifying bad checks as a misdemeanor or felony and promotes the chamber’s service for collecting bad checks among members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vernon
Chamber of Commerce
R. H H. Coffee
Neca Leanks
Texas
Service Department
After the Coffee Complication in Italian Phrasebook
A brief Bulletin of Italian &eo vlely note recounts Prof. Vantolini trying to train his high school son in Latin, the boy responding in Italian, and a quip about choosing between a mother and a daughter in a humorous exchange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vantolini
Bulletin of Italian
Eo Vlely
Attending Virginia Military Institute Commencement Trip
M E commencement participants depart Warren for Lexington Virginia to attend the Virginia Military Institute exercises. Keith Berry and Mrs Berry accompany Miss Mary Anderson and Miss Princes Hicks, with Keith a VMI cadet lieutenant this year. They plan a two week visit to Virginia sights and events. Fresh vegetables and fruit arrive daily from Bargdoll and Stanley. For sale second hand cotton flour bags eighty cents each Kell Milling Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mee W. OD. Berry
Mary Anderson
Hicks
Warren
Lextigton
Virginia Military Institute
Keith Berry
Berry
Fiey
Lexington
Andersen
Virginia
Prevent Bread Spoilage By Care Of Receptables
Food specialists urge light covering of new bread during cooling to avoid mold and sogginess. After cooling, store bread in a thoroughly scalded aired receptacle, and scald and dry it if kept in hot weather for more than a few days. Cakes cookies and pies should also cool and be kept in aired tins or earthenware jars to protect against dust and contamination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Department of Agriculture
Sigler No 1 Shows Improvement in Oil Yield
Sight No 1 yields 41 barrels from this morning swab with daily rate estimated at 410 barrels. Sigler No 2 reached 1 800 feet in blue shale with smooth progress after yesterday’s trouble, now advancing steadily per reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sigler No. 2
Also Mentioned on This Page
Chamber of Commerce Service Department
Elihu Root
International Council
America
M. E
Mrs. Wood. Berry
Frances Hicks
Bargdoll and Stanley
Kell Milling Co
J. D. Key
Pease
Kramer
Crow Sisters
Frank Michaux
Just
C. E Beavers
Lumber
Annin and
Wat
Sol
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