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Newspaper
Vernon Record
Location
Vernon, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1925
Page
2
Reports from Vernon sunday school superintendents show a continued decline in attendance for the fourth consecutive Sunday. Last Sunday attendance was 1783 versus 1900 the prior week, with collections falling from 4.77 to 552.21 in the same period.
Rev. Frank McNair of Lockett will preach at Baker Sunday afternoon at Boelock Stuediy school at 2 oclock. A heavy rain fell Sunday with high winds causing tents to fall and derricks to topple in the field. Several local residents visited Vernon and Lockett. many names appear in a lengthy social roundup. Farmers plan spring fieldwork as school nears dismissal on May thirteenth.
An advertisement promotes a drug combo described as pepsinated calomel claiming to regulate liver aid digestion stimulate kidneys and act as an intestinal antiseptic. It argues tests prove calomel with pepsin makes an ideal daily laxative for toxemia torpid liver biliousness headaches constipation indigestion or colds and urges purchase at Vernon Drug Store.
WoT Lacey, manager of The Fair, is in Fort Worth this week on buss. Rev. J. A. Foster returned this week from Port Worth, where he aided the funeral of Rev. Mr. Newton, Baptist minister and old friend for the Moster family.
East Vernon residents report Sunday services at the East Vernon school house at 11 in the morning and at night with Rev. Bradford of Margaret. Visits include Dick Dyer and wife from Crowell, Wren Koontz and family, and Ernest Thompson with C. C. Koontz in Wichita Falls. Bonny Louie Glover stayed with Fay Koontz, and Owen and T. T. Gaker were in Peillas. Farmers celebrate last week’s gains while Mrs. J. N. White remains ill. Purina seeds advertised by Martin-Lane Co. Phone 605. El Op Hicks and Dorothy visit Mineral Wells for extended stay.
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