Temporary Vernon Rotary Club organized with limited membership
The Vernon Rotary Club formed with 17 initial members under temporary leadership. B O Brown serves as temporary chair and Jed Morrow as temporary secretary. A committee will draft bylaws, and Wichita Falls Rotarians will assist next week. Four original founders represented distinct trades, stressing one member per industry and strict attendance.
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A. Brunson
Cy Long
J. Myatt Napier Arthur Vernon
Jed Morrow
Y. H. Babasin
Rev
S. W. Hayne
Barney Williams
Emory Rhoads
T. H. Shive
Buford
O. Brown
B. ©. Brown
J. Myatt Napier
O. A. Brunson
T. H Shive
Jed
Wichita Falls
Vernon
Rotary
Rotary Club
Unity
Dearborn Street
Chicago
Pyramid Drilling At Angle Aims To Reach Pay Sand
A section of the Pyra mid Royalty Co wells south of town will be sidetracked at 1800 feet to insert a 3 3/16 inch casing at angle in the 6 5/8 inch pipe. Officials hope to strike the pay sand 30 to 40 feet from the damaged area within about a week. The operation is costly and complex due to water and mud in the hole.
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Officialis Cor
Pyramid Company
Banker Buys Quatah Observer Paper
Rex Sullivan of Quatah has purchased the Quatah Observer plant and assumed charge. He previously served as cashier of the First Guaranty State Bank of Quail and brings banking discipline to the newspaper venture. He believes a country paper offers a broad field for service with proper business methods.
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Rex Sullivan
Quatah
Quatah Observer
Fish Week
First Guaranty State Bank of Quail
Sullivan
Tie
Rotary Platform Sets Standards for Service and Ethics
The Rotary creed and platform outline fair dealing, low methods, and high business standards. The slogan Service Above Self is paired with He profits most who serves best, while the Rotary Code of Ethics, adopted years ago, guides Rotarians and business professionals alike in conduct and practice.
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Mem
Rotary
Wil
Rotary Clubs
Rotary Club
Landrum joins Dallas News as editorial writer
Tonn W. Landrum has begun work as an editorial writer for the Dallas News about a month after his appointment. He previously edited the Quantah Observer since September and worked as associate editor of The Vernon Record after joining Nichols-Brown & Company in November 1919. Landrum was educated at the University of Texas and edited The Daily Texan, later serving as a lieutenant at Leon Springs and Camp Travis and editing the Bryan Eagle. Mrs. Landrum is Miss Anna Belle May, daughter of Mr and Mrs I W May of Far.
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Tonn W. Landrum
Dallas News
Nut
Landrum
Quantah Observer
Sinc
Qmanah
Vernon Record
Nichols-Brown & Company
Tfe
Grace Areo
Haw School
University of Texas
Daily Texan
Ont Leon Springs
Myr
Camp Travis Inn
Bryan Eagle
Landrun
Annaeile May
W May
Florida convention to discuss commercial clubs issues
A local Chamber of Commerce representative will attend the meeting of southern commercial secretaries in Jacksonville. Klay Mev 31. 12,3. and: 34. The gathering will discuss problems facing average clubs and form a select group for instruction. Spare hours feature bathing beating and sightseeing entertainment.
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Chamber of Commerce
Jacksonville
Klay Mev
Postponed School Board Meeting Due to Absences
The school board meeting scheduled for Thursday afternoon was postponed because several city members were absent. Officials expect to reconvene this afternoon with a likely new start time.
Wilbarger County road law amendment advances in Senate
The Wilbarger County road law amendment passed the Senate before adjournment and moves to the governor for signing. The measure creates road commissioners for each precinct, sets monthly salaries, and outlines financing and operation of county roads, with sections detailing duties, term, and repeal of conflicting laws.
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Senate
Aif
Wilbarger County
Wilbarger Countty
Suely Court
Woud
Wilbarrger County
Wilbarger
Tourists Plan to Spend Night Here for County Meeting
Tourists traveling to the annual meeting of The Coloraidhe to the Chase Highways Association in Wort Worth Aji 27 and 2s will stay overnight in Vernon. Cars from Denver will stop at each town on the route to arrange entertainment and lodging for delegates. Vernon officials anticipate a strong delegation and possible forest camp site use. Recreation plans depend on final decisions by local officials and the association’s representatives.
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Denver
Fort Worth
Vernon
Rho B. Gibson
Wilburger County
Vernon Tate
Foard County Agent Reports Cotton Co-op Savings
Foard county farm demonstrator Pb Chaney visited Vernon to weigh 300 bales of cotton sold by local farmers last December. He noted Crowell area saves about 750 dollars on the 2000 bales sold so far, calling the cooperative plan a decided success.
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Pb. Chaney
Foard County
Vernon
Crowell
Mr. Chaney
Farmer to cut cotton acreage by at least ten percent
Charles Schwede of Oute 1, Oklaup ion, says he will reduce cotton acreage by at least ten percent this year. He predicts farmers everywhere will spare land for the best suited crop. Schwede has increased grain acreage and will grow more feed than last year.
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Charles Schwede
Oute 1
Oklaupion
Schwede
St Patrick’s Day Themed Stag Party Planned
Mrs J D Stovall hosts Friday night for the young men of Miss Lora Longs Sunday school class and the BOO Brown class Invitations were sent yesterday The event is described as a stag party with a St Patrick’s day theme
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J. D Stovall
Lora Longs
Boo, Brown
Free Camping Park Established Here by Vernon Chamber
Vernon Chamber of Commerce opens a free 20 acre camping area for auto tourists on R. J. More land off the Colorado-to-the-Gulf Highway. It includes a concrete pool, cooking facilities, water, shade trees, toilets, and free space with optional tire and repair service. Signage planned to attract travelers from Fort Worth to Amarillo and along the highway.
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Vernon Chamber OF Commerce
Vernon Chamber
Taavin
Gard Bedi
Tele
Ponse
Bandos
Vernon
Telis Chamber of Commerce
More
Fort Worth
Amarillo
California
Colorado
New Mexico
Chamber of Commerce
Wieltta River
Tifa
Legion Accepts Finance Plans And Legion Week
Vernon Legion adopts two fundraising plans to support the local post. Members will assist with advertising and news for the publication and oversee a ten percent charity draw from J A Divon Dry Goods Co. profits. The post allocates funds toward prisoner releases, appoints a committee for events, and elects Arthur Hingst as secretary treasurer.
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Vernon Record UK
Marvel
Legion
Assisi
J. A. Divon Dry Goods Co
Itu Mens Department
American Legion Week
Bergslotl
Vernon
Arthur Hingst
Avis May
Everett Haney
Local Man Heads Parm Bureau in Crowell Caucus
T M laney father of FR M Haney of his city has been elected president of the Pourd county farm bureau by a recent caucus at Crowell. Mr Haney is also president of the local farm bureau at Thatta. He has long been active with farmers groups and is a successful agriculturist.
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T. M. Laney
FR. M. Haney
Pourd
Ten Day Revival Begins at Tabernacle Near Iisco Tracks
Evangelist Jere sh the Prophet announces a ten day meeting at a tabernacle near the Iisco tracks starting Sunday at 2 PM. The theme declared as He that... will be preached, urging listeners to seek divine gifts and avoid self-caused trouble.
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Jeresh
Iisco
Mareeth
Cody
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