Coal dealers urge delaying winter purchases until July first
W N Martin of Vernon urges the public to defer paying for coal until after July 1 amid a coal miners strike and freight rate drops. He cites Colorado supplies and southern access, notes Oklahoma and Kansas Nebraska needs, and says anthracite remains tied up. Martin just returned from Greenville where he attended the coal dealers convention and was named second vice president of the association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. N. Martin
Loca
Hrecord
Martin
Greenville
Colorado
Kansas
Nebraska
Oklahoma
Fies
Vernon
Okklahoma
Creenville
Hostess Recalls TL. G. Bridge Club Gathering
Miss Loraine Branson hosted last Saturday afternoon at her home on W Paradise Street for the TL. G. Bridge Club. Guests included Miss Hazel McIlroy and Mary Hope Weedrook. Two course refreshments followed. High score went to Miss Ruth Walker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loraine Branson
TL. G. Bridge Clin
W. Paradise Street
Haxel Mcklroy
Mary Hope Weedrook
Ruth Walker
Mrs H 2 Hockersmith Hosts Matinee Party for Niece
Mrs H 2 Hockersmith of We Papa dise street entertained Monday after noon with a matinee party for her niece Miss Evelyn Kizgair of Ploydada. Guests attended a best preface show after punch at the hostess home and an ice course at a local confectionery store. Attending were Evelyn Kinzak Adelle Kelly Hansells Dorothy Piper Leta Williams Estelle Williams Katherine Wheatley Martha Long Ellen Castleberry Littell Nadine Bowers Edna Ladd Clara Donyes and Francis Graham of Chillicothe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. 2. Hockersmith
We Papadise Street
Evelyn Kizgair
Ploydada
Hosress
Evelyn Kinzak
Adelle
John Kelly Hansells
Dorothy Piper
Leta
Estelle Wiliams
Katherine Wheatley
Martha Long
Ellen Castleberry
Littell
Nadine Bowers
Edna Ladd
Clara Donyes
Francis Grahan
Chilicothe
Evening on the Rover ranch near Tolbert
Misses Nell Hughes Fay Johnson Jo Edwards and Mr and Mrs Charles Alver Carrye Alver and Clarence Teel enjoyed a delightful evening Wednesday at the Rover ranch near Tolbert Supper was cooked over a camp fire and later the group sang songs and traded old stories by the glow of the camp fire
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nell Hughes
Fay Johnson
Jo Edwards
Charles
Carrye Alver
Clarence Teel
Rover
Tolbert
Entertain With Bridge And 42 At Mrs Martin's Home
Mrs S Martin hosted an all day bridge party on S Wheeler street with ten tables of players. Morning guests included Mrs Avey White who won high score and Mrs Joe Parker who had the low score. the color scheme was white and green in the salad course. Over one hundred guests attended in the afternoon from 4 to 7 o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wi S. Martin
M. G Cnibertson
KE. M Haney
Martin
S. Wheeler Street
Avey White
Joe Parker
Townsend Hosts Thursday Bridge Club At Wilbar Street Home
Mrs Townsend welcomed the Thursday Bridge Club to her W Wilbarger street home for an afternoon of bridge. Guests included Mrs Bailey Mrs Dooney Mrs Stephens White Mrs Wayer and Miss Lilian Murchison. A salad course was served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kmrs
Townsend
W. Wilbarger Street
S. Iw. Bailey
Dooney
Lara Stephens White
Joe Wayer
Lilian Murchison
Sent Back To Oldhoma Home Willie Holt Case
An alleged gift from Preverick Oklahoma was sent by the sheriff's department to an Oldhoma home. The girl sits picked up on a local street. The date remains unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oldhoma
Willie Holt
Preverick
Okla
Sheriff's Department
Poppy Patches and Legion Activities Across Texas
Memorial Day poppies crafted by veterans at the Government hospital in Houston boost morale for 1 200 disabled men from several states. In Vernon planes lure crowds at an American Legion Air Frolic with a fatal parachute accident. Texas employers pledge veteran hiring preference as Wayne Davis lauds job priorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houston
Texas
Government Hospital
KE. C. Murray
American Legion Auxiliary
The
Legion Auxiliary
Mrs. Murray
Oklahoma
Arkansas
Louisiana
Veterans Bureau
Vernon
Kansas
Pallas
American Legion
Washington writer joins Shrine caravan visit to Vernon and White House
A. Cloyd Gill, Washington Times editor and renowned writer, toured Vernon with the Shrine caravan and discussed Wild West entertainments. He recalled jail time for a wife murder confession and praised Captain Bernard S. MacMahan of the Highway Association for his cordiality and highway questions to President Harding during a White House visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Cloyd Gill
Washington Times
Hill Creat Country Club
Gill
Vernon
Texas
Memphis
Bernard S. MacMahan
Fieid
Captain McMahan
President Vllarding
White House
Record
Mayo Sanatorium Patient Moves to Hotel in Rochester
Miss Massie has been moved from Mayo's sanatorium to a hotel in Rochester Minnesota. She has taken a few steps and uses a wheelchair for several hours daily. Her father remains with her and will stay until she can be brought home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Catherine Massie
Mayo’s
Rochester
Minn
Massie
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T. G- Chub
Ed Lirette
Dallas
Lirette
Wichita Falls
Texias
B. Freeman
American Legion Rehabilitation Committee
Public Health Service
Veterans Relief
Wayne Davis
Legion
Southwest
Jobe
GCQ
Rockdale
Wisecup
Isomer EH Turner
Carlisle
F. W. Galbraith
Galbraith
Indianapolis
Austin
University of Texas Post of the American Legion
Mr. Gil
Washington
Davis, Webb & Summeronr
Glidde
Seine
Mr Nemels
A. G. NeoAdviss
Ioe
Plymouth
Interstate Commerce Commission
Colorado, Maitland and
Niggerhard
Checkerboard Store
Vernon, Texas
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