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Newspaper
Vernon Record
Location
Vernon, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1921
Page
3
Farm bureau workers launch an organized drive to obtain signatures on the cotton marketing contract. T. F. Davis will speak at multiple county sites starting Wednesday with dates set for Kincheloe Parsley Talmadge Lockett and Doans.
Ramage pastor of the Central Christian Church offers a state weekly notice inviting any Sunday School team to cover local team expenses in a Christian Church organized event. He notes participating teams must be Christian Church groups and the boys will pay against the denomination rather than local funds.
Miss Faye Dooley of Odel underwent surgery Friday for appendicitis and is progressing satisfactorily in Vernon. She is a daughter of Mr and Mrs Bend Dooley.
Arthur Ivy begins rebuilding his west town residence after a fire destroyed it weeks ago. The Methodist Sunday School baseball team lost 6 to 4 to the Christian team as four late runs sealed the defeat and six Methodist errors aided the opposition.
M L L Burch returned from Wichita Falls after attending the funeral of his father William A. Burch who died at 61 due to paralysis. Burial was in Pundee Cemetery Sunday. Surviving children include M T Burch Vernon Grady Burch Wichita Falls Sue Burch Texarkana C M Burch Goldthwaits Will Burch Oklahoma City Walter Burch Wild County Chas Burch Moran and Mrs T Brown Fort Worth.
Mr and Mrs W C Powell and Mrs Roy Russell visited in Wichita Falls on Sunday. Baseball notes include Vaughn and Sheppard with stolen bases and Murchison scoring on a double play. Lovelace and Johnson pitched, Strunk struck out, and umpires Lismand and Rouse officiated.
A joint Pennsylvania New Jersey plan approves a suspension bridge across the Delaware linking Philadelphia and Camden. The span will be 1750 feet with a 280 foot tower, six roadways, trolley lines, two ten foot walks, and substantial river and approach costs.
A washout on the Fort Worth and Denver track between Clarendon and Lelia Lake Saturday night halts northbound service. Tickets are sold only to Childress and no transfers are made for the washed section. Local agents expect service to resume Wednesday.
Dr. J. C. Hardy president of Baylor Female College Belton will speak at the Baptist tabernacle next Sunday morning on Christian education. He is recognized as a leading Baptist figure and the talk should profit those entering school in the fall. The local church invites county residents to attend.
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