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Newspaper
Vernon Record
Location
Vernon, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1919
Page
5
Eggs are plentiful and Miss Olanie Wilcox offers simple appealing preparations beyond boiled fried or poached. Suggestions include Poached eggs with tomato sauce, Shirred eggs, Egg in nest, Beef baked in tomato, Eggs Goldenrod and Dutch eggs plus several baked and creamed egg dishes with sauces and omelets detailed for home cooks.
J N Johnson of the Texas Public Service Company purchased the residence at the corner of Marshall and Deaf Smith streets from A T Castleberry. Johnson will move to his new home about April 1. W C Roddy will move to the old John H Stephens place on West Texas street, where Johnson has lived. Consideration is private.
Mrs Farrell resigns as third grade teacher at Shire school to join her husband in De Leon where he recently was elected active vice president of the First National Bank. Miss Stripling of Canyon City succeeds her in the local schools.
Misses Laura Randall and Dorothy Thompson visited in Crowell Saturday night and Sunday.
Mrs. H. H. Rhoads returned home yesterday afternoon from Dallas where she had been visiting for several weeks.
Senatory W. S. Bell of Crowell spent Friday afternoon in Vernon while traveling back from Austin. He paused for a brief stop and met local residents during the trip.
John Brown traveled to Electra expecting a quick return yesterday but was delayed by an unexpected rate. No further details on duration or causes are provided.
Mr and Mrs R L Nichols of Lampasas arrived in Vernon yesterday to visit at the home of their son R H Nichols.
W. W. Bennett is expected home tomorrow after six days working in the oil fields for the Wichita Tank and Launcher Company selling tanks.
Morris Dunsworth of Winporia, superintendent of operation for the Albert Emanuel Companies, is in town on business with the Texas Public Service Company, owned by the Vin annel interests.
W. M. Hampton Jr. traveled to Electra yesterday to oversee business interests. He operates a planting business there and also in Ver Woh.
George Zachary of Stamford visited his parents in Vernon on Sunday and Monday. He reports splendid prospects around Stamford for the year.
Ohmie Wilcox returned Sunday from Canyon where she attended a district meeting of home demonstration workers. specialists from Washington and from A and M College were present at the gathering.
Rev. S. H. Holmes, formerly their pastor, attended the golden wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Fisher in Electra on Sunday. The couple have fifty four descendants including nine children with seven sons and two daughters still living.
This afternoon the Culture Club hosts guest day with Prep W. A. Wil hel as hostess. Members will answer with a statement of something which Vernoi needs most.
N. L. Wiseman returned Sunday afternoon from Fort Worth where he visited his son Roscoe. He also visited Dallas during the trip.
Mrs. Fred Yates plans to depart for her El Dorado home in the latter part of the week after spending several weeks in Vernon visiting her parents Mr and Mrs A A Eloya. Miss Clinch Groves of the local city schools was called to the bedside of her mother in Bridgeport Friday. Ames eyed from her yesterday advised that her brother was in a critical condition.
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