Vernon High School seniors bid farewell at joint program
Relatives fill the Vernon high school auditorium for a joint senior and junior class program. Evans Mason, president of the senior class, delivers a farewell address praising teachers and urging the school to keep high standards as students move into new life. The senior and junior classes exchange messages about future roles and responsibilities. Sunday School moves into a vacant church rest room for the end's class at 10 o'clock Sunday morning.
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Vernon High School
Evans Mason
Ciss Presi
B. F. Sisk
V. Hls
Ous
Presbyterian Sunday School
Women Embrace Home Making Over Politics in 19th Amendment Era
Domestic life and kitchen crafts dominate a Wilbarger County meeting as women join home demonstration clubs. Edith Lacey and Mina Goodfellow lead hat making with gingham, silk, and buckram, while dozens of members share crafts and a large country dinner.
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Faust
Wilbarger
Pothert
Edith Lacey
Miss Mina
Tolbert
Eiffert
Chillicothe
Marriage Licenses Issued To Four Couples In May
May 24 licenses issued for Lestie Russell and Neva Maurie Robinson and on May 26 for William Kelton Greever and Little Tole.
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Lestie Russell
Neva Maurie Robinson
William Kelton Greever
Little Tole
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