Texas Das Program By Women's Club
Mrs J F Collins president of the Woman's club was made delegate to the district federation meeting in Labweck and Mrs J M der elected alternate representative at a meeting Tuesday afternoon with Mrs J E Townsend at the home of Mrs C R Thomas. The club endorsed inviting the next district meeting to be held here in 12h. The program on Texas featured round table discussions with many guests being daughters of Texas. Members quoted from Texas poets and praised Mrs Gertrude McHugh for a poem and readings. Mrs Me a read one of her own poems. Mrs R M Fielder spoke on Under Six Flags and Mrs Alf Hills delivered statistics on state's resources with Mrs Neathery leading the discussion. Frances Collins contributed a plane number The Dying Poet. Salad was served during the social hour by Mesdames R F Townsend J H F Young and Alf Hills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. F. Collins
Woman's Club
Labweck
J. M. der
J .E. Townsend
C. R. Thomas
Texas
Roll Call
Gertrude McHugh
R. M. Fielder
Alf Hills
Mesdames R. F&f
Townsend J. HF
Young
Mrs Lisman Hosts Bridge Luncheon for Guests
Mrs. B. H. Lisman entertained with a bridge luncheon on Wednesday honoring house guests Mrs. Joe O Keefe of Bert Worth and Mrs. Herbert Gibson of Muscogee Oklahoma. Twelve covers. Dainty place cards, pastel tulip and jonquil decorations. Mrs. John A Storey won high score and received a bridge set. Honorees given orchid lingerie accessories. Attending guests included Mrs. Hub Colley, Mrs. A. B. Swartwood, Mrs. Clint Swartwood, Mrs. John A. Storey, Mrs. W. B. McCaleb, Mrs. Louie Bomer, Mrs. FE H Archer of Long Beach California, Miss Esther Swartwood, Miss Olive Shire of Long Beach California, and Adele Sumner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. H. Lisman
Joe O'Keefe
Bert Worth
Herbert Gibson
Muscogee
Oklo
John A. Storey
Lisman
J. EB. Dodson
Tom Lisman
Hub Colley
A. B. Swartwood
Clint Swartwood
W. B. McCaleb
Louie Bomer
FE. H. Archer
Long Beach
Calif
Esther Swartwood
Olive Shire
Adele Sumner
Musicians Enjoy Liszt Program at Methodist Church
The Musicians' Club met at the Methodist church on Wednesday afternoon for a business session and a Liszt program. Four new members were welcomed Dorothy Heath Mrs. C has Andrews Mrs Ben Leutwyter and Mrs Leon Brown. Mrs W N Stokes elected district federation delegate with Mrs QR 1 L Killough as alternate. The club endorsed the Home Beautiful Movement and voted to prize a winner in the music memory contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Musicians
Methodist Church
Jec
Liszt
Dorothy Heath
C Has. Andrews
Ben Leutwyter
Leon Brown
W. N. Stokes
District Federation
Lubbock
Cummins of Sulphur In Town On Business
iL. M. Cummins of Sulphur is here on business with a view of locating. He plans to consider business prospects and possibilities during his stay, meeting local officials and reviewing available sites.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Il. M. Cummins
Hall's Catarrh Medicine Claims Health Improvement
Those in a run down condition notice catarrh affects them more, as the remedy combines an ointment for local use with internal medicine to aid general health. Sold by druggists for over 40 years. Cheney & Co., Toledo, Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
Cheney & Co
Toledo
Ohio
Fargo Youth's Arm Broken In Schoolyard Play
Clyde Crisp son of Mr and Mrs Crisp of the Fargo community is homebound with a broken arm after injuring it while playing basketball on the Fargo court Monday afternoon. The article notes a Presbyterian Garden Easter bazaar and sale at the former war-store location with proceeds to furnish a new building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fargo
Clyde Crisp
Crisp
Fargo Comunity
Warste
Farmers State
Presbyterian Teil
Marechal Neil
Local residents noted in Vernon and surrounding areas
John Knapp of Crowell visited Vernon on business. Mrs. BE Meaty visited relatives in Quanium. Louise Elliott of Breckenridge came for a visit with Berry Pixon. FB Lutz returned from Parkburnett on business. W M Bullington of Crowell was in Vernon. Fay Hogsett returned from a visit in Alive. Floyd Mundy and spouse of Ropeville announce the birth of a daughter. R W Spears, son of P C Spears, returns home after several days in a local hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise Elliott
Breckenridge
Miss Berry Pixon
Floyd Mundy
Ropeville
Aretuna
Lubbock
R. W. Spears
P. C. Spears
Jackson Springs
Community Notes From Telbert Area Friday and Weekend Visits
Dewey Brock Fiton McAdams Emory Bloome Jesse Coburn and John Frost with the Misses Davis attended the declamation contest and hex supper at Telbert Friday night. Mr and Mrs Raymond Cox and small daughter of Tolbert were weekend guests of his parents Mr and Mrs J B Cow. R A Gardner of California was a business visitor in the community last week. Mrs Viola Beck and her small son Robert of Vernon spent the week with Mr and Mrs W T Frith and family. Dr Pressley of Tolbert was a professional sister in the community last week. John Frost Dewey Brock Flep McAdams and Erma Frost attended singing at Tolbert Sunday afternoon. Tim Coborn of Burkburnett spent the weekend with his parents Mr and Mrs PF WH Coborn. Misses Ara and Ora Brock and
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dewey Brock
Fiton McAdams
Emory Bloome
Jesse Coburn
John Frost
Davis
Mary
Katse Coburn
F. H. Coburn
Telbert
Raymond Cox
Tolbert
J. B. Cow
R. A. Gardner
California
Viola Beck
Robert
Vernon
W. TL. Frith
Pressley
Tolert
Flep McAdams
Erma Frost
Vernon District Visits and Local Socials Reported
Sunday afternoon visitors Kinley Morris and George Lee came from Tolbert to the community. R R Brooks spent the weekend with Vernon folk. Mr and Mrs W H W Frith hosted a party Thursday night. Bushels of fiddled bushels were noted and all enjoyed. A W Brock visited Chillicothe on Tuesday. J Q Simmonds of Telbert and Mir wal Mes 4d visited Wednesday. JP McAdains and family were called to Vernon Wednesday night to be with their nephew J Z Vernon who was operated on for appendicitis. Monday brought Vernon visitors from the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. HW. Frith
A. W. Brock
Chillicothe
J. Q. Simmonds
Telbert
Mir
Davia
JP. McAdains
Vernon
J. 2
Fargo Community Club Prepares For April Meeting
Rain stopped the last meeting. Friday April 4 program covers Flower Culture and Plants led by Hotland Cartwright Neal and Mrs Neal. Discussion to follow on plants flowers vegetables with roses and other flowers noted. Mrs R F B Harrell hosts. local families and players mentioned in visits to Vernon Electra and Electra area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fargo Community Club
Mers. M
Cartwright
Windox
M.C. Neal
R. FB. Harrell
PF. M. Cullum
Jake Hamilton
Lestlie
W. Lt. Olive
Bob Olive
Carl
Connie Olive
T. FE. Stafford
Charlie Ezell
Vernon
Jim Crisp
Electra
Cooper
Clyde Crisp
School Athlete Breaks Arm After Practice
A student sustained a slight injury Monday evening while working out for a coming game, fell, and broke his arm. He was taken to Vernon for treatment where the arm was set. Two young children narrowly escaped death from a house fire last Friday afternoon after their parents left them alone in an outhouse residence. Mrs. Olive entered and rescued them just before the roof collapsed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vernon
W. Ts. Olive
Witherspoon's Preparation for Pyorrhea Promises Relief
A remedial antiseptic liquid claims to remove pus and inflammation in gums and roots, firming gums and aiding natural adjustment. Sold in 6 ounce bottles at $2.00 with a money back guarantee, manufactured by Spoog Laboratories Denver and distributed by Hial VP Witherspoon Amarillo Texas. Druggists may return the sale price if unsatisfactory. For sale by leading drug stores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo
Witherspoon
Spoog Laboratories
Denver
Colo
Hial
Polk Street
Texas
Vernon
Local notes and visits from Crowell area
Ralph Bell of Crowell was in Vernon yesterday on business. Mrs Viola Porter is in Chillicothe recovering from an operation. H L and G A Terhune returned Wednesday from Town Park where they have been on business. Mr and Mrs George Clay visited relatives in Wichita Falls last week. Don’t kill your wife let us do the dirty work. Empire Laundry. 18)-6te
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FB. Lutz
Parkburnett
Ralph Bell
Crowell
Vernon
Viola’ Porter
Chilliothe
H. L. and
G. A. Terhune
Town Park
Empire Laundry
George Clay
Wichita Falls
Weigh and test milk to make the dairy pay
J. Lynn Thomas of the A. and M. Extension Service urges farmers to weigh and test each cow's milk for butter fat. He says this data helps eliminate unprofitable cows, tailor rations, and guide breeding to focus on cows producing 150 pounds of butter fat annually, breeding them to cows with 400+ pounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Lynn, Thomas
A. & M. Extension Service
Average of the herd priced with first class heifers
The notice references an average herd price range of 200 to 275 with first class heifers. It also cites the Singer Sewing Machine Co contact Telephone 103 for sewing machine troubles and related inquiries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Telephone
Singer Sewing Machine Co
Special Sale Armour's Star Brand Hams and Bacon
Brown's Cash Grocery promotes a special sale of Armour's Star Brand hams and bacon with very low prices to attract shoppers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armour
Brown’s Cash Grocery
Armour's
Star Brand
Also Mentioned on This Page
Women's Club
Alamo
Lone Star
Mrs. Lisman
John Knapp
1. BE. Meaty
Quanium
W. M. Bullington
Farmers Valley
Tim Coborn
Burkburnett
PF. WH. Coborn
Ara and
Ora Brock
Albert
Bailey High
Kinley Morris
George Lee
R. R. Brooks
Fargo News
The
Vernon Theatre
Rovers
Bess Mason
Dan
Rank Jr
Frank Beck
George Levdtke
J. W. Cowan
M. L. Graham
J. W. Jenkins
C. Froet, Don Froat
7. P. Davis, and
Carl Cobb
J.B. Cox
J. Q. Castleberry
Mary Coburn
Mise Odelle Simmonds
Ruthelee Davis
Ploh
Cobuin
Earle Cobb
Ghearterly Conference
Warmers Valley
Calumet
Bambing Powser
W. Hy. Rogers Abstracter
Bailey Hotel
Buick
Vernon Auto Company
Bob Crews
Hancock and Krebs
Vernon, Texas
W. R. Antle
Soenobody
Candyland
Jstor Lab
Bessie Brown
Kaiserin Augusta
Victoria
Kyle
Karl Drusehki
Killarney
Caroline Testout
Portland
Oregon
Paul Neyron
Christy—Voliage
Washington
CH. P
Hadley
Madame Masson
Etoile de France
Caroline Testeur
CH. T
H. T
Dorothy Perkins
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