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Newspaper

Vernon Record

Location

Vernon, Texas, United States of America

Date

Nov 28, 1924

Page

1

Round Timbers Ranch Sold to Mrs Warlick

Mrs O T Warlick of Vernon has purchased Round Timbers ranch on Red River, north county, totaling 5300 acres with about 2000 tillable. Original owners Newell Kerr and Patterson of Bellefontaine sold after three weeks’ negotiations. Sumner bought 1000 acres on the southeast, to be leased to cotton farmers. Warlick retains 4300 acres with nearly 1000 cultivated next year. Terms private.

O. T. Warlick Vernon Round Timbers Red River Newell Kerr & Patterson Ballefontaine Ohio Las Vegas N. M W.T. Gibbons Orient Railway

Clifton Studio Moves to Smith Building Corner Mainland Texas

R B Clifton owner of Clifton Studio moves this week to GT Smith building at the corner of Mainland Texas streets occupying both floors with reception and camera room on the first floor and work room on the second. He will offer special photographic work unseen west of Dallas and carry handcrafted miniatures. The studio traces back to T P Sink in 1889 and has changed sites from Main to North Main before arriving at the White building on Main street two years ago.

R. B. Clifton Lifton GT. Smith Texas Texas Street Clifton Dallas T. P. Sink Sink Studio Same Alwat Main Street Marshall North Main Street

Week of Prayer Observed by Methodists

Rev C A Bickley will preach a missionary sermon to open the week of prayer. An all day service will be held Monday by the Missionary Society with leaders and hours: Watts 10–11, Albright 11–12, lunch 12–1, Sherman 1–2, Johnson 2–2:30, business session 3–4:30 with election of officers.

C. A. Bickley The Missionary Society J. N. Watts Lela Albright J. G. Sherman J. N. Johnson

Marriage of Roy Tillerson and Pearl Bennett in Wichita Falls

Roy Tillerson and Miss Pearl Bennett of Wichita Falls were married on Wednesday at noon November 26 by Rev. C A Bickley at the Methodist parsonage. They will reside in Wichita Falls.

Roy Tillerson Miss Pearl Bennett Wichita Falls C. A. Bickley Methodist Narsonage

Jury Still Out In Damag e Case

The jury in the case Mrs. M. Robinson versus J. A. Dixon and others remains deliberating after evidence closed. The suit seeks $50,000 damages for the death of J. D. Robinson from a flying brick during dynamiting at a Dix on building site. Dixon Dry Goods Co. was dismissed from the suit. district court to resume Thursday and adjourn to Quinah Monthay morning.

Dixon Dry Goods Company A. Swinburn Dixon Leak Quinah

Former Fargo resident J S Harrison dies at Lockney

J S Harrison age 60, formerly of Fargo, died at his Lockney farm Wednesday night after a brief illness. Survived by widow and two sons Guy and Doyle and seven daughters Linnie, Maurine, Reta, Eleta, Winnie Rhae, Monette, and Mrs Herman Murdock. Funeral plans include all in attendance. A Baptist church member, he is interred in Lockney cemetery.

J. S. Harrison Fargo Lockney Guy Doyle Linnie Maurine Reta Eleta Winnie Rhae Monette Herman Murdock The Baptist Church Lockney Cemetery

The Ghost Between Postponed to February 12

The Ghost Between, third and final piece of the Symphony course by the Musicians' club, will be staged February 12 instead of February 2 as announced in the Record Tuesday. The club urges Vernon residents to note the date to avoid schedule conflicts. It promises to be a very interesting number.

Musicians’ Club Vernon

Cotton Receipts Hit 54,238 Bales in Wharger County

The Wharger County gin receipts up to November 28 reached 54,238 bales, with last week at 50,269 and a weekly total gain near 4,000 bales. Weather hindered activity much of the week while most cotton had been gathered. Grand total produced in Wharger County and neighboring counties stands at 4,987 with a year-earlier tally of 7,088.

Witharger County Sprevbebl Obec Accon Padestebyarses Wharger

A W Bodson Dies at Tennessee Home

A W Bodson Dodson, once a long-time county resident, died at his Huntington Tennessee home on Armistice Day at age 75. He first came to Wilharter County with Tennessee emigrants and lived here intermittently until health declined. He was related to the late Dr A E Dodson and was remembered as a good neighbor and upright citizen by friends and feuds members alike.

A.W. Dodson Huntington Tenn Wilharter Tennesse Intervels 4. E. Dodson

Amarillo Gridiron Triumph Over Wichita Falls 7 to 0

Amarillo high school beat Wichita Falls high school 7 to 0 in a game played yesterday in Amarillo. Both teams had previously fallen to Vernon, and locals awaited the outcome with interest.

Amarillo Wichita Wichita Falls

Gin at Harrold Is Total Loss in Blaze Yesterday

The Farmers Co operative gin at Harrold was destroyed by fire yesterday afternoon, starting in the press room. Eight bales of cotton and cotton seed were lost, with total damages estimated between 25000 and 380000 dollars, insured partially. The gin, owned by Farmers Co operative Society of Harrold, will not be rebuilt until after a directors meeting. ginning season is over and operations not planned before next season.

Harrold Farmers Co-operative Society Utarfold Next Sere Son

Vernon Man Joins SMU Board Trustees in Dallas

Vernon man KE VW Pigg a Veryonoman and member of the local Methodist church board of stewards has been added to the Southern Methodist University of Dallas board of trustees. He was elected by the Northwest Texas Conference at Abilene replacing J P Slayton of Hereford who resigned due to ill health. Ed Steadman of Beaumont was elected at the Texas conference in Austin to succeed Judge J A Fikins of Treuston who resigned because his duties keep him out of the state much of the time.

KE. VW. Pigg Southern Methodist University of Dallas Pigg Abilene J. P. Slayton Kereford Ed Steadman Beaumont Texas Austin J. A. Fikins Treuston

Sink Family Expected to Arrive From Los Angeles

D. P. Sink and Mr and Mrs Paul Sink and their little son are en route from Los Angeles by automobile and are due to arrive here at any time according to relatives. They left for the trip on November 16 and are former residents, with the elder Mr Sink owning property in and around Vernon.

D. P. Sink Paul Sink Little Son Los Angeles Calif Mr. Sink Vernon

Vernon Visit For Millican High Principal And Son

Rev J W McCrary and his young son John Aston are visiting Vernon at the home of his mother Mrs Gorda McCrary. The pair hail from Millican in Brazos County where he serves as principal of the high school this year.

J. W. McCrary John Aston Vernon

Unknown Soldier tribute idea credited to Italian painter

Millions of people in many nations paid homage at Unknown Soldier tombs after World War I while the concept was first proposed by Professor Antonio Scior tino, a noted Roman painter.

Antonio Sciortino

Vernon to Stage Miss Somebody Else Comedy

The Tone Science club presents Miss Somebody Else at the Wight School auditorium on December 4 with a cast of Vernon players and locals. Tickets 50 cents adults 35 cents children under twelve. proceeds fund roadside tree planting. Director Anna Jo Pendleton leads the cast including Constance Darcey Ola Ferguson Celeste Fay Hogsett and others.

Tone Science Club Wight Vernon Marsie Herring Bank Vernon Missy Anna Jo Pendleton Constance Darcey Ola Ferguson Celeste Fay Hogsett Ann Delavan Mrs. Sherman Mildred Delavan Helen Williams Lorene Roberts Alice Stanley Leta Willings Freda Mason Vineta Boyle Mrs. Herrick Jennie Biickman Sratanogee Leon Brown Cruger Mainwood Theron Staley Ralph Hastings Frank Dalmasso John George King Jasper Delavan Charles White Sylvester Crane Orentaker Bert Shaffer Delphus Bourland

Lions Seek Next Foe in State Title Race After Wins

The Ranger Lions, confident after a string of eight straight wins, await word to face Cisco in the state football title chase. Captain Ransom Walker and the board believe better attack and defense can overcome Cisco after their loss to Stephenville. The Lions strive for balance, using substitutes to gain experience and avoid overreliance on a few stars. Continued on page 8.

Wort Worth Lions Cisco Lpioes Chanpions West Texas Fort Worth Teterram Stephensville Rosnger Baggett Ransom Walker Lion Board of Strategy Cisco Ranger Star-Telegram Steuhenville Sevin Lohoes Texas Panhandle Oklahoma Vernon Golden Sandstorm Amarillo

Bailey Hotel to Add Third Story and Modernize

Work begins on the Bailey Hotel adding a third brick story with twenty new rooms and baths. Voelcker and Dixon of Wh ehita Falla are the architects. project cost and exact sums to be expended are estimated, with extensive renovations planned on the first and second floors.

Bailey Hotel Voelcker & Dixon Whehita Falla W. Bailey Othey Pease Street Semare Cumberland Street Liberty Cafe

Welfare Board as Elected for Year

Dr B L Moore pastor of the Presbyterian Church was unanimously reelected chairman of the Wilburg Welfare Association board at the annual Thanksgiving service. All other members were reelected except James Townsend who resigns as treasurer due to impending County Judge duties. H O Hockersmith fills Townsends seat. Other members elected are J T Key Marvin Culbertson Miss Bethel Swartwood and Mrs L Ki Meturdy. The report recommends half the board serve one year and half two years. Rev Moore to serve two years. Thanksgiving sermon by Rev BE Lyon of Piest Baptist Church. A fair sized crowd attended.

B. L. Moore Presbyterian Church Othe Wilburger Welfare Association Moore James V. Townsend Hockersmith Townsend Key Marvin ©. Culbertson Bethel Swartwood L Ki. Meturdy Association Br. BE. FF. Lyon Piest Baptist Church

Vernon Fans Attend Cisco Stephensville Led Game

Twelve Vernon football enthusiasts with Coach Baggert attended the Cisco Stephensville game at Raneer on Tuesday, resulting in Clacy’s 44 to 12 victory. The party included G, HF Darden, Rawson, Walker, Fred Burke, George Goetze, WIT am Gelhausen, Benton Ryan, Herbert Robinson, Guy Norwood, J Zachry, Buel Cooner, Roy Key, and Brice Reed.

Vernon Baggert

Mc Murry College President Visits for Football Game

Tev J. W. Hunt of Mc Murry College Abilene spent hours here Thursday visiting friends before traveling to Wichita Falls to watch his team play the junior college there.

Tev J. W. Hunt McMurry College Abilene Wichit Falls Wichita Falls Junior College

South Vernon pool wells show progress on several discoveries

Four wells are setting casing for completion inside the South Vernon pool. The Charles Kolp No 1 in Waggoner was completed for 150 to 200 barrels daily. Bridwell & Heydrick and South Vernon wells on the Stephens tract were casing No 3 and No 4 at 1960 and 148 feet, with No 5 at 165 feet. Water lines from Varndise Creek are in service, reducing shutdown risk. Wildcat tests are underway from the pool but too shallow for prospects yet.

Charles Kolp Prdwell & Heydrick Stephens South Vernon ‘Oil Company Bridwell & Heydrick South Vernon Kol Prince No. 1 Zipperle McCamey-Sheerin No. 1 Richardson Bridwell & Flowdrick Varndise Creek Waggoter Stephens Tract South Vernon Pool

Lions to meet Dallas winner in interscholastic title chase

Vernon Lions await the winner of the Oak Cliff Highland Park game in Dallas for a scheduled contest to be set at a conference in Fort Worth. The plan covers the remaining Interscholastic League games as officials in San Antonio arrange the postgame schedule. Oak Cliff is favored to win today's Dallas game, with Highland Park a lower class opponent.

Vernon Lions Oak Cliff Highland Park Dallas W. T. Lofland Vernon Fort Worth W.T. Lothland San Antonio Siems Cisco Loboes West Texas Cisco Boplause Oak Cliff Highland Park Oak Clif North Texas

Mail Carrier Suffers Stroke on Monday Morning

Ro Switch, a carrier from Vernon, was struck by paralysis in the early Monday morning. His right side is completely paralyzed and the left side is affected to some degree. Mrs. Schgrose found him at 5 o'clock and prepared breakfast. He regained consciousness around 11 o'clock. his condition remains practically unchanged.

Fonte 1 Vernon Peraies Schgrose Sin de Alrions Naseed

Memphis Wan Principal Speaker At Hanoquet

A J Rogers of Memphis will be the principal speaker at the Old Fellow event in Perday night at the Odd Fellow ball, replacing Judge Metotoshalka who cannot attend. A gathering of Odd Fellows and Metekahs is expected, with a hunting party feature led by t W Backus and a special music number planned for the evening.

A. J. Rogers Memphis Metotoshalka Qeke Metekahs Wit Daek Hy T Backus

Wright awards contract for six room West Vernon residence

Jesse N Wright has let a contract to build a modern six room residence on his property on Yampatika street in West Vernon. Gene Shanales is the contractor.

Jesse N. Wright Yamparika Street West Vernon Gene Shanales

Good Yield for Fargo Man

J. J. Crisp living west of Fargo posts an excellent cotton crop with over eighty bales from one hundred twenty five acres, highlighting high yields in the region.

Fargo Man J. J. Crisp Fargo

Killing Frost Visits County First Of Week

Cotton blooms appeared in several fields before the frost struck on Tuesday. A sharp freeze Tuesday followed by four degrees below freezing on Wednesday damaged crops. The countys cotton has been damaged and plowed under due to prolonged cold, with farmers now awaiting moisture.

Killing Frost

Vernon area houses go up for rental use

GA Creager southeast of Vernon remodels his home W J Gandy builds a modern five room house on Yooyparika street west of the new high school A J Nixon constructs a small residence in the southeast Vernon area Mike Wilkerson builds another small Vernon residence in the northwest this is his second home and he plans a third soon all these houses will be rental properties.

GA. Creager Vernon W. J. Gandy Yooyparika Street A. J. Nixon Mike Wilkerson Mr. Wilkerson

Thompson Birth Announcement for Mary Paige Thompson

Sherman couple Mr and Mrs F G Thompson announce the birth of a daughter Mary Paige born November 24 Mrs Thompson formerly Miss Opal Williams daughter of Mr and Mrs C D Williams of this city Mrs Williams visiting her daughter and family.

Mary Paige Thompson F. G. Thompson Sherman Daugster Mary Paige

Former Los Angeles superintendent visits Vernon on business

Bb. F. Sisk of Los Angeles, once Vernon’s superintendent of schools, is in Vernon for a few days on business. He has spent much of his time since leaving here writing off text books, though he has also done some teaching in the Toe Angeles schools.

Bb. F. Sisk Los Angeles Calif Vernon

Local Market Prices Provide Grain and Cotton Rates

Readable fragment lists commodity prices including chickens per pound at .04 and butter per pound, and wheat per bushel at 0.82 35, cotton per pound ranging from 0.225 to 0.2775, and cotton seed per ton at 2050, indicating a mid-century regional market snapshot.

Gozo

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