Foster entertains Baptist women circle at home
Mrs L A Foster of West Parade Street hosted Circle 4 of the First Baptist Church Monday afternoon. Women brought items for the December bazaar and discussed practical crafts. A pleasant meeting with lunch followed. attendees included Mrs J M Bashaty and several others. Circle 4 will meet next Thursday with Mrs OR Lane on Lomboughton Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. A. Foster
West Parade Street
The
First Baptist Aurch
Mrs. Foster
Jesdames J. M. Bashaty
Moss Ovelace
T. A. Key
W. B. Howell
R. Lane
Maddox
G. Hughes
Tess Mallow Hosts Bon Heur Club Friday
Miss Johnnie Mallow hosted the Bon Heur Bridge Club on Friday afternoon at her South Main Street home. Three guests played. high score prize a hand painted doorstop went to Mrs. R B Gibson. Harriet Thomas won the bread yard prize. Mrs. K R Alexander, visiting from Canada, attended. A salad course was served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnnie Mallow
Bon Heur Bridge Club
South Main Street
R. B. Gibson
Harriett Thomas
KR. PY. Alexander
Anadian
Y. HH. Kasin
McDonald Hosts Swastika Club Tea Tuesday
The Swastika club met with Mrs. KG McDonald on Wheeler Street Tuesday afternoon. The room was decorated in Hal Ese motif and a plate lunch was served after several games of forty-two. Guests included Mesdames Hicks, Boger, Lismian, Byrd, Townsend, Moore, McCurdy, Tounghlood, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LL. BE. McCurdy
J. A. Tixon
J. G. Sherman
Little Girl Is Honored At Birthday Party
Alma William was honored at a birthday party given by her aunt Ms J H BE Young, with whom she was living. Twenty little friends brought gifts to the child as ice cream and cake were served. a cake with six candles marked her age. Games were played on the lawn during the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alma Willian
J. H. BE. Young
Sumner Honored at Wilbarger Bridge Party
Mrs. S. C. Rodgers of Wilbarger hosted a bridge gathering honoring Mrs. Sumner, a recent bride, with two tables of cards and place cards featuring miniature titles as the motif.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. C. Rodgers
Wilbarger
Ye Sumner
Ladies Remembered at Club Luncheon and Games
Roses adorned the room as the honoree received a Venetian vanity set. Mrs. C. Youngblood won high score with a framed picture. Consolation prize went to Mrs. W. B. McCaleb. A two course luncheon followed for twelve members including Mrs. Summner and Miss Sumner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Youngblood
Lowel
W. B. McCaleb
Dan Summner
Joe Sumner
L. McCarter
George Hardin
Munger
W. B. McUaleh
Be O. Youngfloat
Adsle Sumner
Farm Radios Built by Schoolboys Too Cheap to Cost Much
The article notes widespread farm radio use with daily market and weather reports. It highlights that many radio sets, built by students, cost under ten dollars in materials and that a high school program in Remvaligh led to 34 sets functioning in the community. Instructions are provided to obtain Bureau of Standards Circular No. 120 for building and operating a simple home radio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Treacher
Remvaligh
Bureau of Standards
Government Printing Office
Washington
D. C
Radio Receiving Outfit Orders and Price List Note
An ad describes making a radio receiving outfit priced at five cents and two related manuals on crystal detectors and tube detectors. It advises buyers within ten miles of a broadcasting station to start with Circulars 120 and 121 and to enclose two cents with the order to obtain Price List 4 listing other radiotelegraphy publications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cirealers
Local notes from Wilecat missed and visitors report
Miss Elvn Nunn remains frail while Ben Patten recovers from a three week old injury and cannot work yet. Mr and Mrs Hl Key visited Vernon relatives Sunday and Miss Joe Scott with Mrs Glover were in Vernon Saturday. J N Taylor of Einstein Oklahoma has accepted a job with the Oklahoma era. M M Tatton and sym Bun and
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whl Key
Vernon
Joe Scott
Glover O
J. N. Taylor
Einstein
Okla
M. M. Tatton
Sym
Dallas Fair and Vernon Visits Highlight Weekend
Arl McAlexander attended the Dallas Fair Sunday and visited friends and relatives. I. G. Luttrell traveled to Vernon on business Friday, with Mr. and Mrs. Luttrell visiting their son Buford Luttrell and family Sunday. Several others, including Mrs. Leverett Caleb Hildebrand and Mrs. Joseph Hildebrand, plus Mrs. Jasper Burk, planned visits to Lubbock and Lamesa. C. A. Allingheam and J. E. Lutz saw J. G. Luttrell Monday evening. Miss Mary Delaney went to Vernon Saturday, while Rev. F. T. Johnson and wife of Vernon visited I. G. Luttrell Monday evening. Rain fell Monday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arl McAlexander
Dallas
T. G. Luttrell
Vernon
Buford Luttrell
Leverett
Enite Il
Caleb Hildebrand
Joseph Hildebrand
Jasper Burk
Lubbock
Lamesa
Jeff, Coat
C. A. Allingheam
J. E. Lutz
J. G. Luttrell
Mary Delaney
F.T. Johnson
I. G. Luttrell
Blue Star Remedy Advertisement for Skin Ailments
An old advertisement touts Blue Star Remedy to cure eczema itching tetter cracked hands ring worm a sore or irritated skin on children and adults. Claims relief for all sores and feet and lists THE B W DRUG STORE as the seller.
Vernon Theater Tonight and Tomorrow Features Zane Grey
Welcome note opens with farmers planting wheat and Luttrells aiding I G Luttrell in cotton. Annie Nunn visits home folks. Vernon Theater presents Zane Grey’s Wanderer of the Wasteland in natural color, described as wonderful, with showings Monday and Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C. Luttrell
Vernon
I. G. Luttrell
Annie Nunn
Zane Grey
Vernon Theater
Girl Born to Vernon Couple in Local Oil Field Week
A girl was born Tuesday October 21 to Mr and Mrs Frank Hill. A R Cotton of Wichita Falls, formerly of Vernon, visited the local oil fields on a business trip this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Hill
A. R. Cotton
Wichita Falls
Vernon
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IRS
Foster
Tess Mallow
BON Heur Club
ERS
McDonald
Ittle Girl
BS. Sumner
Parm
Wilecat News
Miss Elvn Nunn
Ben Patten
B. & W. Drug Store
Guaranty
State Bank
FORD
J. J. Manis & Son
Chiropractors
Palmer School
Battendorf & Battendorf
South Main
Ralph Cato
White Garage
Edith Sellers
21St St
East St. Louis
Cardui
Jake Cardus
Lewis & Rowland
South Cumberland St
Star Car
Parmenter Motor Co
Swin Chester
Winchester
North Texas
Howe. CO
Esther Key
South Side Square
California
Massie Coffee Grocery Co
M”’ System
Kirschbaum
Society
Brunson & Williams
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