Amusements at Annual Camp for National Guard unit
Gallveston News reports a first of its kind National Guard camp with many amusements. Alb officers and enlisted men from Yoral, T XN OR, prepare for Crocker training and a singsong ramp. Recruitment is urged as camp headquarters coordinate activities and the city gears up to entertain visitors with sports fishing boating and games while reviewing new training regulations and schedules.
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Night Hawks Program Informal and Popular Tonight
The Kansas City Star reports the Night Hawks program led by the Merry Old Chief attracts wide praise for its informal, engaging style. Broadcasting nightly until one in the morning, it dominates the airwaves with rapid commentary and lively humor, drawing listeners nationwide and promising a premier chant on June 25.
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English Services at Zion Lutheran Church Sunday
At the Churches Lutheran Services Zion Lutheran Church invites all to English services on Sunday June 1 at 8 pm led by Rev Heinemeter pastor. Circe No 8 of the Methodist church with Mrs T Bell as chairman will meet Monday after noon at 8 o clock with Mrs Kh LL Castlebury of Witatser street.
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Methodist Church
Sunday services at Tia m City all follow
A cordial invitation to attend services at Tia m City all on Sundays at 11:00 a.m. The 75 year old subject Got the Preserver of Man references Psalms V21. A Circle No 1 Methodist meeting led by Mrs J.T. Ferguson son meets Monday at 3:30 p.m. at 2120 Texas Street with Sunday school in the basement. Regular messaging notes include attendance claims, weather adjusted services, and open hours for all.
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Sunday School Programs and Local Visitations Noted
The notice lists Sunday school sessions in German and English with topics on The New Birth and its manifestations. It mentions a Bible class meeting Wednesday at 8 a.m. J A Birnba y M Pastor, and reports visits by Mr. and Mrs. Denny Rogers of Amarillo and the Landrus family of Dallas along with relatives in Vernon and Fargo.
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Amarillo
Vernon
St Louis FC Departure and Music Study Note
A brief item notes that the St Louis FC will leave and that the subject will study music during the period.
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Bick Bowers Defeats R Maywood in Vernon Club Bout
In Wichita, Bick Bowers defeated Ray Maywood in a Vernon club boxing match. Bowers aggressive from the start pressed Maywood with solid right hooks and unanswered smacks, while Maywood fought back but could not overcome the puncher’s early lead.
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Vernon
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Bart
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Sumner and Anderson Wed in Dallas Ceremony
Joseph C Sumner and Miss Mary Anderson married in Dallas at ten oclock the ceremony was performed by T W Baker former minister of the Presbyterian church at his home Witnesses included Dr and Mrs Jane Anderson of Fort Worth and Mrs Jdnates Townsend of Vernon They will reside in Vernon after a trip to California where they will spend their honeymoon Miss Anderson is daughter of Mr and Mrs W O Anderson a pioneer Vernon family A graduate of a local high school she attended Ward Belmont College and earned high honors Mr Sumner a member of a well known mining firm family and son of Mrs Fritves Stunier of Crest Heights They plan to live in Vernon after their return.
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Rural Community Week Programs At Vernon S Weekend
The article outlines the Rural Community Week events in Vernon with dances, songs, and performances by local girls and teams. It names participants such as Thelma Sherri Gite Miss Tuth Keil and May Weems, describes lighting and stage effects, and notes plans for multiple community nights, with attendance from Abilene, Sherman, and Dallas visitors. It mentions health updates on Mrs. G.G. Kenan and Mrs. Van W. Gell, and travels of several residents to Denver, Dallas, and Wheeler.
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Vernon Hawt
Fioyvela Castlelarge
Wy Hendri
Sime
Lary Deppate Bennett
Josephine Miamiken
Aera
Lime
Ienuine Hallnight
Derathy Weap
Lioris Iaceland
Mae Wright
Lorena White
Kathirine Wheatley
the Olne
Vernon
Dressmaking Wanted and Local Visits in Wichita Falls
Mrs. A Smith of Wichita Falls visited friends and relatives this week. Co A Aingham and J T Lutz traveled to Elewtra on business. Mrs. Hogsett and others spent yesterday in Wichita Falls. Miss Frey Hogsett and Dae Hogsett associated with local families. Mrs Tae Smith left after learning her father L Murry was critically ill in St Louis. Funeral of (. I Ish) was attended by local residents. A Larimore goes to Bereford to be with daughter Mrs. Charlie Hood who is seriously ill.
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Wichita Falls
C. Hogsett
Curtis Wogsett
Clarence Teel
Charles Tiogsett
Frey
Hegsett
Date Hogsett
Tae Smith
Sherwood
L. Murry
St. James
Atre
A. Larimore
Bereford
Charlie Hood
Gubernatorial Candidate Lectures Here Saturday
Mrs. Nellie Bates opens dining room at Hill Crest for the season serving regular meals and specializing in luncheons and private dinner parties. Vernon Record notes the event and invites subscriptions.
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Vernon Charter 192 Masonic Officers Elected
Vernon Charter No. 192 elects W P McKee as high priest and officers Guy Puckett Albright Frank Mann BE L Witty in the annual slate. Visitors and locals travel between Wichita and Dallas, Miami Ariz and Oklahoma, with many returning from trips and a few in medical care or seeking work in oil fields.
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Guy Puckett
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Local ladies visit aunt and relatives this week end
Misses Gladys O'Neal Emily Mitcham and Dorothy Shamburger spent the week end visiting Miss Winzella Witherspoon at the home for her aunt Mrs. Harry Mason. Mrs J J Showers and daughter Anna returned the first of the week from Fat Worth where they had been visiting friends and relatives.
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Dack
Sherman Amd Whitewright
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Gladys O'Neal
Emily Mitcham
Dorothy Shamburger
Winzella Witherspoon
Harry Mason
J. J. Showers
Anna
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