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Newspaper
Vernon Record
Location
Vernon, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1921
Page
8
At The Churches pastor W H Hayne leads Sunday School at 9:30 a m church services at 11 a m and 7 pm Inwerth League meets at 7 p m and a prayer meeting at 8 o'clock Wednesday
Gus Ramage taster invites all ages to Bible School at 9 45 am followed by morning service at 11 am on The Loneliness of Christ. Evening service at 7 15 pm features The Foolishness of God. Prayer meeting Wednesday evening. FOY FE WALLACE Jr evangelist holds Bible School at 6 45 am with preaching at 11 2 pm and 4 50 pm.
Sunday School at 0 45 Preaching at 11 am and 815 pm Young people and Junior BOY meet The pulpit will be occupied by Dr J C Hardy at both hours A large crowd of young people is expected Prayer meeting Wednesday at 815 Divine service at 1050 pm Text Matthew 1421 28 The Folly of Not Believing That You Are In Grace Unless You Feel Bible Class will not meet Sunday night
FB L Moore D D pastor. Sunday School 9 45 am with classes for all. Men's Brotherhood meets 12 45 in vacant residence north of church. Preaching 11 30 am and 8 15 pm. Morning worship begins unusually. Christian Endeavor 7 15 pm. Prayer meeting Wednesday 5 pm. Services every Sunday 11 o'clock in City Hall auditorium.
Mrs Hurt and her husband moved from North Texas to Wilbarger county. He paid 250 an acre west of Vernon for the farm. She proves cabbage can thrive with soil prep and proper cultivation. This year she has twelve rows about 30 feet long yielding cabbage worth 80 dollars plus kraut for winter use. The editor notes her self sufficient farming spirit.
The Indies of Hinds formed the Home Bureau of Hinds at Mrs. C. H. Muller's home with Miss Eula Goodfellow as chairwoman. Officers named include A. C. Anderson president Cland Mule vice president and J. R. Caldwell secretary treasurer. The clubs plan monthly meetings and a jelly making demonstration followed by swimming at Anderson Lake.
Chillicothe and Vernon Methodist Churches pledge their quotas toward the $33,000,000 Educational Fund to be paid over five years. Chillicothe’s quota is $5,745 and pledges total $6,722.50. Vernon Methodist Church quotas are listed. officials O A Brunson and EB Gibson are in Crowell today.
Sh B Cox of the W S Lundy place five miles east of town has the season’s first cotton bloom observed by The Record office. The blossom is well developed and suggests excellent grade. Cox farms thirty five acres, down from fifty last year, on sandy soil. Two years ago he won the local merchants premium for the first bale.
White Beer in Carson county north of Clande sees growing interest in harvest bands after a communication to the local Chamber of Commerce. The note highlights community demand and regional activity for harvest season events.
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