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Newspaper
Vernon Record
Location
Vernon, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1925
Page
4
The Vernon Record issues on Tuesdays and Fridays under editor R H Nichols. It notes mail matter status and urges subscribers to report address changes to ensure prompt delivery. Subscription price listed as 2.60 dollars.
The Record invites readers to point out any erroneous reflection about individuals, firms, or corporations printed in its columns and promises prompt corrections upon notification to the editor.
Senator Robert M Follette of Wisconsin dies ending a turbulent political era. A fierce fighter who toppled Cannonism and shaped reform but whose pacifist stance during World War I and controversial views blurred his legacy. He remained influential at home while facing national contention as a stubborn defender of his beliefs.
Canadian Protestants consider union among Methodist Presbyterian and Congregational churches while Presbyterians reportedly resist joining. Motives center on eliminating duplication in sparse areas. observers note differences from U.S. church unification debates. The plan described as federation not organic union.
The piece weighs church consolidation vs local denominational identities in Canada and the United States, noting the United Church might dominate wealth while dissenters press property lawsuits. It argues competing denominations fuel evangelical vigor, despite duplication and waste. Also reports visits and travels of local residents, including Miss Cleo Bowers and G W Richardson family.
The Women’s Auxiliary of the Baptist Church will hold a picnic at the City Meat Market this Saturday. They will display pies, cakes and baked goods for sale. Mr and Mrs Eat McDonald of Temple have returned home from visiting Sid Vaughn and family. J C Hickerwell has returned from Syracuse New York to be at his mother’s bedside who is seriously ill.
Send your name and address with 10 cents to Chamberlain Medicine Co Des Moines Iowa to receive a trial package of Chamberlains Tablets for stomach troubles indigestion and constipation Chamberlains Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy for pain in stomach and bowels and Chamberlains Salve for burns wounds and skin ailments Try these valued family medicines for only 10 cents Dont miss it.
Thurman McDougal and Miss Juanita Bratcher, prominent Odell residents, wed at the First Methodist Church Sunday morning with Rev. C. A. Bickley officiating. The bride, daughter of Mr. and Mrs Bratcher, studied at Clarendon College and engaged in local religious activities. The groom, son of Mr. and Mrs TEN McDougal, farms with his father. They will reside on the Red Valley farm. he is a Rice Institute alum.
Grateful thanks are sent to kind friends for deeds of kindness and expressions of sympathy during the dark hours after the death of our dear Morgan Lindsey. May the Lord bless you all in our prayers from the Ferguson family and Mr and Mrs A T Ferguson.
Mr and Mrs Eugene Berry and daughter Margaret of Wichita Falls visit Ma and Mrs A M Hiatt. Miss Havel Vaughn with grandmother Mrs W T Tweedie of Temple left after an extended visit to Billings Montana with Mrs L B Ramsey.
Vernon resident M Wilkinson of 1010 Fan nin St reports kidney trouble with night secretions and backache eased by Don's Pills. The testimonial claims relief and urges purchase at all dealers through Dean Street, Buffalo.
A joint committee of Vernon Elliott and Deans Odd Fellows met at the local hall to plan a large Fourth of July picnic. The venue is undecided but Beaver Creek is a likely site.
Dr Y HL Babasin drove to Dallas on Saturday and came back Sunday with his little son Harry. Mrs Babasin remained in Dallas with her aunt, who had undergone a serious operation several weeks earlier.
Misses Mary Baker Ruth Batchelor and Louise McCrary spent Sunday in Wichita Falls visiting friends and enjoying local sights.
Born yesterday morning June 22 to Mr and Mrs J H Ward a baby bor.
A promotional ad warns readers they may have Pellagra with symptoms such as nervousness stomach trouble and weight loss. It offers a free booklet The Story of Pellagra and claims a unique treatment endorsed by health officials and doctors. The author signs as M. D. Roundtreer of Texarkana Texas.
We express sincere thanks for the help and sympathy shown during our recent bereavement. Special thanks for the beautiful floral offerings. May loyal friends be yours in your own hour of need. from Mrs Ho A BHLG and Family.
Mr. and Mrs. T. L. O'Steen left Vernon Friday afternoon for Clyde in response to a message that Mrs. O'Steen's father R. L. Clemmer was seriously ill.
Miss Irene Cobb of Bowie and Mrs T H Cobb of Electra are guests of Mrs K D King. The reading lines indicate social hospitality and household hosting in the area.
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