High Prices Peak, Ralph B Leonard Says
Ralph B. Leonard of Irving National Bank says high prices have peaked. He cites tighter money and slower liquidation, warning farmers struggle to sell cotton while Europe cannot pay gold. He foresees money easing by fall and保 notes department store price cuts in cities, but not representative of broader markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph B. Leonard
Leonard
Irving National Bank
New York City
Vernon
United States
N. E
N. BE
S. BE
South Bank
Red River
Littleton Survey
Mitchell
N. W. Rye
Europe
Mr. Leonard
Japan
America
Pupils Recital By Miss Tennyson At First Methodist
Miss Winnie Tennyson presents her pupils in a Thursday night recital at the First Methodist church at 8:30 oclock. The program lists pieces by Nettie Mae Morrison Vermell Spruill Nevada Spruill and others with Mrs P W Hendrix and Nevada Spruill also performing multiple pieces and solos by several students including Ina Mae Craig Lucille Gandy Mila Feggleston and Nell Hollar among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winnie Tennyson
First Methodist
PW. Hendrix
Nettie Mae Morrison
Margaret Habcock
Bell Boat
Vermell Spruill
Ina Mae Craig
Merry Sprites
Lucille Gandy
Vermell
Nevada Spruill
Louise Pickens
Noalt
Jumping Rabbit
Juanita Hill
Myrtle Doremus
Mrs. P. W. Hendrix
Bertha Smith
Petey
Oval Evans
Mila Feggleston
Nell Hollar
Elizabeth Gilliland
Vernon Visitor Links Clerendon Mercantile Chief
FE. T. Pope manager of the Clerendon Mercantile company was in Vernon yesterday. Pope formerly secretary of the Dixon Dry Goods company in Vernon and has many friends here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FE. T. Pope
Clarendon Mercantile Company
Vernon
Mr. Pope
Dixom Dry Goods Company
Missing Young Farmer From Pleasant Valley Still Unfound
Ray Haynes, 18, of Pleasant Valley, disappeared May 1 after leaving home to aid a neighbor. He is described as 5 feet 8 inches tall with gray eyes and light brown hair, wearing a brown suit and white hat. Sheriff asks for any information to help locate him or explain his disappearance.
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Pleasant Valley
Beft
Sheriff Department
Haynes
Teachers Depart on Vacations From Shire School
Teachers plan summer travels and jobs to earn money for home. Many will return to Texas towns like Rice Abilene Canyon Gatesville Waxahachie Boulder and Vernon. Miss Blanche Groves receives a diamond ring from students amid farewell remarks noting her kindness and impact.
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Wul Brombatow
Shire School
Mary Lynn Walker
Rice
Texas
Ethel Hatchett
Abilene
Birdie Lee Walker
Institute
Canyon
Elizabeth Moore
Mechel Rockett
Gatesville
Waxahachie
Myrtle McKinney
Flornce Wonack
Cool Colorado
University At
Boulder
Flossie Green
Henrietta
Knox Kinard
Vernon
Beaumont
Blanche Groves
Galveston
China
Miss Groves
Vernon hosts Dallas trade boosters with civic club survey
Dallas trade delegates arrive by train for a Vernon welcome on May 22. A civic club survey will follow, led by Rotary officials from Wichita Falls, to gauge interest in forming a Vernon civic elite. Vernon Chamber plans monthly meetings at the Carnegie Library with refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. H L. Coffee
Chamber of Commerce
Vernon
Dallas
Coffee
Amarillo
Fleetra
Wichita Falls
Carnegie Library
Sneha Civic Club
Oir
Elah
Missouri men join Vernon Record staff
Vernon Record adds two University of Missouri graduates to its newsroom and advertising department. Eric Schroeder of St Joseph becomes reporter while Albert D Sheppard of Poplar Bluff joins the advertising staff. The paper notes four MU journalists now work there including Buford C Brown and C L Sanders.
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Missouri
Vernon
The
Vernon Record
Eric Schroeder
St. Joseph, Mo
Albert D. Sheppard
Poplar Blatt, Mo
Mr. Schroeder
University of Missouri
Mr. Sheppard
France
S4th
Stth
Sheppard
Buford C. Brown
C. L. Sanders
University
James L Jones Becomes Officer in Corporation
James L Jones elected secretary of M Tinderlake Incorporated a Charlottesville Va drug business. Former Vernon Drug Store pharmacist from J H Pendleton era, joins a board including M Timberlake president Walter A Ross vice president and Hugh H Fuller treasurer. Ross brings fifteen years as chemist with Park Davis. Jones joins as prescriptionist after relocating three years ago.
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James L. Jones
M. Tinderlake
Board of
South
Walter A. Ross
Park, Davis & Co
Baltimore
Jas. L. Jones
Vernon
Texas
Timberlake
Gentry Brothers add wild beasts to show parade
The Gentry Brothers Famous Shows introduce lions leopards pumas and more to their act and plan to add Wild Animal Circus to its title. The Monday May 24 engagement will feature a street parade with old favorites and new animal acts along with clowns and novelty acts drawing in families and children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gentry Brothers
North Fannin Street Graded by City Workmen
North Fannin Street beyond Maiden Street is being graded by a city crew after months of agitation. The impassable, broken concrete section hindered traffic to the timber yards and Kell Milling Company. City Engineer Robinson says the improvement serves residents and business, easing access to the Prisco right of way and along the lumber district.
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North Fannin
Fannin Street
Maiden Street
Robinson
Faun
Matin
Hoois
Kell Milking Company
Pannin
Malden
Prisco
Every Buddy Get A Buddy Week Declared In Texas
Governor Hobby proclaims May 17 to 22 as American Legion “Every Buddy Get a Buddy Week” with a state drive to recruit members. The Texas branch backs a vigorous campaign urging posts to reach eligible citizens, display flags, and even deduct dues from pay to sign up new members by May 22.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William DP. Tobby
American Legion
Texas
Hobby
Post
Legion
Storey
State Legion Organization
Vernon Churches Plan Weeklong Revival Campaign
Five Vernon churches will start a simultaneous revival next Sunday and run through the week. Pastors from Amarillo Denton Memphis and other areas will lead services at each church with special music and downtown gatherings. The aim is to attract new members, acquaint newcomers with local churches, and promote church cooperation.
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Vernon
TV. Virgin
First Baptist Clawed of
Amarillo
Toent
The
Baptist Tabernacle
Rey
Wallace
Wiest
AL Th
Jender
Church of Christ
R. E. Smith
Denton
Tex
John M. Parcus
Centra Methodist Chire
Senth
Bert Worth
H.R. Barcus
Preshbyterkin Chireh
Tey
Willian T. Swahmn
Presbyterian Church of
Miss Sherrilde Entertains Seniors at West Marshall Home
Miss Thelma Sherrill, daughter of Mr and Mrs RK Sherrill, entertained at her West Marshall home last Saturday for Vernon high school's senior class. About 70 guests attended with games and refreshments, chaperons were Mr and Mrs Sherrill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thelma Sherrill
Sherrill
West Marshall
Vernon High School
Neste and Golves
Baptism Service Announcement at Presbyterian Church
Reverend Gaines B Hall announces a baptismal dedication for parents who wish to dedicate their children. The services start next Sunday evening at 11 o clock, followed by regular evening preaching at 8 o clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gaines B. Hall
Presbyterian Church
Mildred Young Hosts Sunday School Class Party
Mildred Young served as teacher for The Never Give Up Sunday school class of First Methodist Church and entertained the Knights of Honor class Monday evening with about 32 young men and women attending. The J. H. F. Young residence reception room featured shell pink and white decorations and refreshments of ice cream and cake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Methodist Church
Clase
Mildred Young
Knights of Honor
J. H. F. Young
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P. W. Hendrix
Ray Haynes
House of Friend
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Odell
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Pearl Russell
Tronston
Jessie Hickman
B. F. Sisk
Mountjoy
Dublin
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Vernon Chamber OF Commerce
Vernon Will
Denver
City
General Chamber OF Com
MERCE
Civic Club
Chamber of Com
Kh. M. Haney
FP L. Massie
Entertainment Committee
Re. Coffee
Robert J. Vinson
University of Texas
Rotary Club of
TB. O. Brown
L. KK
Technl
Whiel
Auny
Elub
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Ihe
Monager
Corporation
Down Town
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