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Newspaper

Vernon Record

Location

Vernon, Texas, United States of America

Date

Oct 18, 1921

Page

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Ten Year Old Roy Baker Killed in Vernon Car Crash

A 10 year old Vernon boy Roy Baker was struck and killed by a Ford touring car while playing ball on East Pease street. Brother Guy Baker was injured, and J E Pearce was arrested after the accident. Funeral plans pending as relatives await word from out of town.

Little Roy Baker Vernon Newsie Roy Baker Bright Lappy Lovable Little Newsie Vernon East Pease Street Tie Baker Edd Baker Guy Baker Troy Edward Colwell Cecil Colwell Dee Colwell Paul Elliott

Vernon to Welcome Highly Praised Tennessee Pastor Rev Waterfield

Brownsville businessman John O. Bomer reports Vernon will gain Rev C A Waterfield as pastor of the First Methodist Church for the coming conference year. Waterfield transfers from Memphis Conference. local leaders praise his preaching, spirit, and family as exemplary. He arrives from Jackson Tennessee later this week.

Tennessee Vernon John O. Bomer Board of Stewards of Brownsville Tennessee Methodist Church Havington C. A. Waterfield Bomer First Methodist Church Thrownsville Stites- Graphic Vernon Church Mero Woeterfiel Jackson S. W. Hayne Polk Street Ausville

Nephew of Mrs Hansard Dies of Typhoid at 21

Derrell Hansard of Chillicothe died Tuesday evening from typhoid fever at age 21. He was son of Mr and Mrs T M Hansard and nephew of Mrs A Hansard of Vernon. He attended Clarendon College Simmons College Abilene and Fort Worth business college. Funeral services were held Thursday at 2 PM by Rev Lancaster at Chillicothe City Cemetery.

Derrell Hansard Chillicothe T. M. Hansard EB. Lancaster Chilicothe City A. Hansard

Women's Christian Temperance Union Meeting Scheduled

The Women's Christian Temperance Union will meet at 2 o'clock Thursday afternoon in the basement of the Library building. Reports from the Regional Conference held in Dallas last week will be heard.

Women's Christian Temperance Union Dallas

Bakery Fire Wrecks North Main Street Establishment

The Thane Bakery, a small concern at the former People's Bakery site on North Main Street, burned Sunday night about 4 in the effort caused heavy damage. Roof, equipment and walls were damaged. cause unknown but suspected defective wiring. Owner Mr Cardoun and Home Takers pledged rapid repairs and reopening within days.

People's Bakery N. Main Street

Wilbarger County declines quota at Salvation Army conference

Wilbarger County refused its quota at the State conference of Salvation Army advisory boards in Fort Worth. Emory Rhoads reports the event, noting plans for a welfare organization uniting the Army with other groups. Wilbarger’s budget stood at 1500 dollars as drives for funds were discussed for the coming year. The Texas Hotel hosted the meeting with Fort Worth Rotary Club guests. Jed Morrow and Emory Rhoads represented the locality.

Wilbarger County Salvation Army Fort Worth Emory Rhoads Wilbarger Texas Hotel Port Worth

Arrests Alleged Bootlegger In City Raid

Sheriff forces seized a bootlegger and liquor in a city house raid Saturday. The prisoner was unnamed by Sheriff Ish who said there is no other man involved. He allegedly sold liquor for four dollars and was caught with a half pint bottle. Several wanderers were likewise taken and lectured by Justice of the Peace Griffiths before release.

Ish Lars Justice of the Peace Griffiths

Bridge stock selling with Vernon subscription pushes project

Nearly $16 006 in stock has been subscribed in Vernon for a new bridge over the Red river near Odell. Two $1,000 contributions from local and outside investors back the effort. Meeting stockholders report broad support and view the project as a sound financial venture. An advertisement in this issue names current subscribers.

Ward Red River Odell Fayer

Revival draws large crowds at Central Christian Church

The Christian revival at Central Christian Church, led by Evangelist Rev Chas A Chasteen, began its second Sunday with growing attendance and full services. Miss Beth Nuir of Fort Worth directs the music as topics include The Greatest Day of all Time and At the Gate Beautiful. Services run 10 a m and 7 45 p m through the week. Judge Marries Vernon Couple A G McDuffie and Miss Erma Gentry of Vernon wed October 15 by Justice J Griffith in Vernon court.

Chas Vernon A. G. McDuffie Erma Gentry Justice of the Peace J. Griffith Court House Prinell Dp. &. Dunbar North Lamar Street R. H. Duffie South Pearl Street Cipals

Large Porto Rican yam weighs 10 1 2 pounds in White City

W M Danson of White City grows a Porto Rican sweet potato weighing 10 1 2 pounds from one hill. He harvested four potatoes from the same hill with a total of 19 pounds and expects larger tubers later. N P Whiteside, formerly of Vernon, bought the big potato and ate only a small slice for breakfast.

W. M. Danson White City N. P. Whiteside Vernon

Pierce Weds Bride From Waco In Vernon Quiet Parsonage

T L Pierce, a well known Vernon resident, married Monte October 10 to Mrs. Sarah Williams of Waco. The ceremony was performed by Rev. W F Turner at a Brook Avenue parsonage with no attendants. The bride, visiting Vernon with her daughter, will have two other children who will not live in Vernon. The couple will reside at Pierce's Deaf Smith Street home.

Pierce Sarah Williams Waco W. 4. Turner Brook Avenue Vernon My Mrs. Pierce Mr. Pierce Deaf Smith Street

Yankees Win at Hill Crest in Friday Night Club Play

Mrs. C J Farrell hosted the second 42 Tournament at Hill Crest Country Club with Mrs Long Mrs Killough Mrs Townsend and W N Stokes assisting. Giants led by T H Shive and R Y D TL Killough faced the Yankees duo Miss Lucile Shank and Homer Rogers who prevailed on the last hand by a score of 102 to 101.

C.J. Farrell Hill Crest Mmes. €. Long R. PD L. Killough J Vv. Townsend W. N. Stokes Y Ui. Babasin Giants Yankees T. HW Shive R. YD TL. Killough

Vernon couple wed at home by Presbyterian minister

James M. Shepard of Vernon’s east side and Miss Alice Martin were married at 7 p.m. Sunday by Rev. F. L. Moore at his residence. The ring ceremony was fed. There were no attendants. The couple plans to reside in Vernon.

James M. Shepard Vernon Alice Martin F. L. Moore

Ex-Confederates to Meet Friday for Delegates

Ex Confederate soldiers are asked to meet in the Courthouse at 1 o'clock Friday to elect delegates to the reunion and conduct other business. The reunion will be held in Chattanooga Tennessee October 24 to 27. The call is signed by J A Creager.

Chattanooga Tennessee J. A. Creager

Rochester Man Weds Electra Woman

G. H. W. Coker of Rochester Texas and Mrs M. E. Greer of Electra were married Monday at the office of Justice T J Griffiths. They will reside in Rochester.

Rochester Electra G. HW. Coker Texas M. E. Greer T. J. Griffiths

Ku Klux Klan Leaves $3000 for Vernon Mother in Tragic Death

The Vernon Record reports an envelope with $3000 in $20 bills left at the office for Mrs. J A Baker mother of Roy Baker killed in an automobile accident. A note from Knights of the Ku Klux Klan in Texas professes condolence and directs payment to Mrs. Baker. The origin of the gesture and identities remain unknown.

J. A. Baker Knights of Invisible Empire Klan Realm of Texas Invisible Mmspire Knights of the Ku Klux Klan Vernon Klan Reatin of Vexas Knights of the Ku Klux Klan

City Commission Moves to Establish Plant in Vernon

Vernon city officials authorize a three member committee chaired by Mayor Mason to obtain specifications for an electric lighting plant and extensions. They compare public rates, plan immediate extensions with about 40000 dollars on hand, and order Texas Public Service Company to extend service on West Mive Street amid owner complaints.

Harry Mason BE. M. Rogers J. M. Napier William Blackwood Atlas Texas Public Service Company Vernon Texas Publiccs Service Company West Mive Street Fin Synnehise City Commission

Lorene Murphy and T G Taine Marry in Vernon Home

Miss Lorene Murphy of Troney Grove wed T G Taine of Vernon Sunday at the bride’s home. She is a niece of Mrs. Carl King of Vernon and a Honey Grove pioneer family daughter who studied at Southern Methodist University. The groom hails from Honey Grove and works with Dixon Dry Goods Company. They plan to live on South Cumberland Street.

Lorene Murphy Troney Grove T. G. Taine Vernon Carl King Lane Honey Grove Southern Methodist University Dixon Dry Goods Company South Cumberland Street

Home Science Club Sets Annual Plans

Home Science Club met last Friday with Mrs. J. L. Tall to discuss parliamentary rules of order led by Mrs. F. M. Kemp and review plans for the coming year.

Home Science Club J. L. Tall F. M. Kemp

Doctor Dodson called to Dallas over ill son in law

Dr J F Dodson was summoned to Dallas Friday night due to the serious illness of his son in law L Et Squires. He had returned to Vernon after a prior call a week earlier and was sent for again. Yesterday word said Mr Squires was very slightly improved but still critically ill. Squires was formerly a Vernon resident and for years cashier of the Central State Bank in Dallas.

J. F Dodson Dallas L. Et. Squires Vernon Squires Mr. Squires Central State Bank

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