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Newspaper
Vernon Record
Location
Vernon, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 01, 1918
Page
8
A description of a dining venue offering perfect privacy and sociable atmosphere for patrons and associates. It emphasizes table d hote or a la carte service with prompt, courteous, intelligent staff and high quality food. Business men's lunch is highlighted as a specialty.
Judge Martin extols Liberty Bonds as safe wartime investment, arguing they never lose value while urging proper commitment. He warns against underinvesting and calls on men and women to fund the Victory Loan to hasten the end of the war and the return of soldiers.
IF V Fowler receives a letter from corporal S D Fowler in France. The message says the boy is overseas since June from Camp Bowie. Mrs T A King leaves for Georgia to visit her husband a lieutenant in the medical corps stationed at an officers training camp. Lieutenant King will meet his wife at Chattanooga. Mrs J A Puckett returns from Washington DC after six weeks with her son Chaunees in the medical corps.
Mrs A H Murchison returned home Saturday from Los Angeles where she had visited her sister Mrs T M Kell for months. Mr and Mrs Rell recommended Mrs Murchison to Vernon. Mr and Mrs B S Hendrick and Sidney Ayres of Chillicothe were in the city Sunday. J M Manis learned from his son Col Manis at Fort Hancock Ga that he was leaving September 27 for overseas service. Mr and Mrs J K Williams of Electro visited B A Williams in Vernon Sunday. Mar and Mrs B A Wilhings and children visited their parents in Chillicothe Sunday.
Reverend J. A. Foster and his daughter Mrs. Jim Shivers traveled to Mineral Wells on Friday. Mrs. Shivers plans to remain there for an indeterminate time.
Robert Tucker visited over the weekend at his parents home in Fort Worth while attending Texas Christian University. He remained with his family through Sunday and planned to return to campus.
Word reached Vernon that Aubrey D. Green is quite sick at Texas Christian University in Fort Worth. His condition is described as more favorable at this time. W. J. Johnson and Dr. A. C. Daniels of Odell were in Vernon yesterday.
Modes of the Moment Fashion continuously unveils fresh notes in wearable style. Readers are invited to explore a sequence of new features that renew interest in practical apparel and trend setting ensembles.
Ad readers are invited to choose blouses from a complete diverse selection. Crepe de Chine blouses in white and flesh tones range from $3.95 to $6.95. Georgette blouses in suit shades and light colors are priced from $4.95 to $12.50.
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