Chautauqua Opens Tomorrow With Daily Two Program Schedule
Ground cleared and tents rising for the six day 1910 Chautauqua opening tomorrow afteroon at 2 45. Tickets cover guaranteed share and gate receipts with proceeds to Carnegie Library. Notable acts include Victory Players Electra Platt Vernon Stone Ralph Parlette St Claire Sisters Jean Macdonald Dr Lincoln McConnell Italian Bersagliere Band Herald Procter Company and lectures by Lt O A Ralston Dr Chias Barker and Dr Loveland with a humorous play It Pays to Advertise and Tob Finch shifting gears.
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Hotel Vernon
G. DB. Stocking
Redpath-iorner
Vernon
J. N. Fulcher
Carnegie Library
Victory Players
Electra Platt
Miss Platt
Snger
Vernon Stone
Ralph Parlette
St. Claire Sisters
Jean
Macdonald
Lincoln McConnell
Jean Macdonald
Dr. McConnell
Bersa
Churches For Sunday Services Report Church Dates
On Sunday June 1st 9 45 a m Sunday School led by DL Hawkins superintendent 11 a m sermon by the pastor The Church Its Origin and Power 8 30 p m Epworth League Rally 7 45 p m sermon by the pastor Traps to Catch Birds Members urged to attend and all others invited Henry F Brooks pastor
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DL. G. Hawkins
Pas
Epworth League
Henry F. Brooks
Services Under Tabernacle At First Baptist Church
Beginning Sunday morning and through fall the First Baptist Church will hold services under the tabernacle adjoining the church. A pleasant place to worship during the sultry months. Preaching at both hours Sunday by Pastor W. T. ROUSE. Pay your Record subscription now.
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First Baptist Church
W. T. Rouse
New Local Improves Denver Freight Service
Effective Monday the Denver freight service at Vernon is improved by a daily local from the south arriving between 7 p.m. and 11 p.m. The northbound run will occur only every other day, giving daily yard switching and easier spotting of cars. Local Agent G H Wheeler cites a seventy five percent traffic rise in thirty days and predicts further gains due to oil and drilling machinery shipments between Texas fields and northern points.
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Denver
Vernon
G. HH. Wheeler
Wheeler
Texas Oil
Meeting closes after ten days at Fannin Street tabernacle
The Free Will Baptist meeting at the Fannin street tabernacle ended last night after ten days with small attendance due to harvest work. Rev J A Edmondson led the program with Rev A F Tomlin of East Texas in charge of songs and Miss Winnie Cooper of Seymour at the piano. Helpers received thanks, expenses ran about 75 dollars with no church conversions or additions reported.
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Tabernacle
Fannin Street
J. A. Edmondson
A. F. Tomlin
East Texas
Winnie Cooper
Seymour
Edmondson
Aubrey Foster ParaTroOps Transfer to Camp Bowie
Aubrey Foster arrived at Camp Merritt last Saturday and will move to Camp Bowie tomorrow for muster out. He served in the South Ambulance Corps, Ninetieth Division, according to a message to his father L A Foster.
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Aubrey Foster
Camp Bowie
Camp Merritt
L. A.oster
South Ambulance Corps
Ninetieth
Baldwitt Visit Planned by Memphis Couple
Mr. and Mrs. Byron Baldwitt of Memphis are expected to arrive today for a visit with their daughter, Mrs. T. L. Rouse.
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Byron Baldwitt
Memphis
Mrs
T. L. Rouse
Mrs Fannie Jones and Nettie Long Visit North East Vernon
Mrs. Fannie Jones of Dallas and Mrs. Nettie Long of Cleburne are visiting at the home of Mrs. 8. A. Lewis in North east Vernon.
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The
Herald Procter Company
Procter
Pacific Coast
O. A. Ralston
Chias
JE. Barker
Wm. H. Taft
United States
Frank L. Loveland
Pinto
Tob Finch
First Methodist Church
Free Will Baptist
Free Will Baptist Meeting
Homes
Swartwood & Company
East Vernon
Hunt
Hunt's
Baker Bros. Drug CO
Claude W. Oliver
West Texas Street
Old Express Office
New York
Chicago
Vernon and
Wilbarger County
Redpath-Horner Chautauquas
Vernon, Texas
Shers
Wooten Bros. Drilling Company
F. G. Lewis
Wilbarger-Foard Oil Company
J. L. Swartwood
R. H. Coleman
W. A. Lane
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