Semi-Weekly Vernon Texas Publication Notice
Nichols Brown Company publishers announce a semi weekly paper issued on Tuesdays and Fridays. Subscribers must provide old and new addresses to ensure prompt delivery. Rates shown include one year and six months options.
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Nichols, Brown & Company Publishers
White and Black Frictions Spark Official Call to Cooperation
A statement from L L Campbell president of St John’s Encampment in Austin urges calm amid racial tension. He argues laws must be enforced, urges whites and blacks to cooperate, and warns extremists to refrain from violence while noting prosperity when order prevails. He praises local leaders for enforcing the fire code and urges property owners to support city efforts to avert higher insurance rates.
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L. L. Campbell
St. John’s
Austin
Hobby
State Fire Rating Board
Vernon
Health rules to curb Vernon health problems face slow prosecutions
The new health officer takes office with an old task to enforce ordinances on health problems. Few prosecutions have followed, and there is hope for speedy results. If not, penalties should be invoked to ensure Vernon residents live in a clean, healthy community.
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Vernon
Wilbarger Baptist Association Meeting Rescheduled
An error in announcing the Wilbarger Baptist Association meeting was corrected. The gathering, led by Moderator GEO J Mason, is rescheduled to Tuesday September 11, at Odell, with messengers and lay members urged to attend for discussions and inspiration from visiting participants.
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Wilbarger Baptist Association
Odell
Miessaes
West Vernon News highlights and visits
Special correspondence from West Vernon notes social visits across East Vernon and nearby towns. People include A Me Tacker in East Vernon with local families, California visitors Mr and Mrs Dennis, Wing, and Mr and Mrs John Cook with Vernon guests. Whitney, Waxahachie, and Wichita Falls residents also visit relatives. plans shift as Vivet family may move to Margaret. Theresa Hazard visits Chillicothe.
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West Vernon
A. Me Tacker
East Vernon
Dennis
Oakland
California
Bow Whipps
White City
Mes
Wing
John Cook
Steve Cook
Vernon
Phipps
Miss Zils
Waxahachie
R. C. King
Lora Anderson
Wichita Pails
R. C. Anderson
C. Cook
Livingston,Tenn
Margaret
Vernon Students Head to Colleges in Several States
Forty seven Vernon youths and others from the area plan to enter colleges this fall. Texas institutions attract many, with eight girls bound for Texas Woman’s College and several for the University of Texas. Other destinations include Ward Belmont, Simmons College, Decatur Baptist, Dallas-area schools, and colleges in Tennessee, Virginia, Washington, D. C., and Georgia. Names of students and their chosen schools listed. many head to Fort Worth and Dallas area. Subscribe for The Vernon Record.
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Ter College
Texas
Tennessee
Virginia
National
Texas Womans College
University of Texas
Yesas Christian University
Ward-Belhigi
National Park Seminary
College of Industrial Arts
Clarendon
Net
Southern Methodist University
Decatuy Baptist College
Simmonus College
Miss Hockachay
Dallas
Bavier University
Daniel Baker College
Mary Baldwin Seminary
Southwestern University
Carr-Burdette Cob Jece
Columbia Military Academy
Fort Worth
Bowie Commercial College
Vernon
Mary Weekly
Mary Davis
Margaret
Georgia Castlebury
Jennie Brenmanud
Pay
Annie Greever
Anh Stella Tsarvis
Texas Wow College
Theresa Holt
Sam Gian
Renb Berry
Texas Christian University
Lacie Ehelt
John Tats
Willie Abbott
Clyde Young
O. J. Thompson
Katherine Perce
Geraldine Walker
Dorothy Hicks
Ward-Belmont College
Nashville
Judge ‘Thomas
Mary
Jennie Blackman
National Park College
Washington, D. C
Florence Packer
Erma Coleman
Simmons College
Abilene
Thelma ‘Pull
Brownwood
Tieren Hiatt
Dollie Howard
Gwen Henry
Powell Training School
Oat Phillies
Pannie Bourland
Laura Reodall
Abbie Starr
Ode
Marcos Sneed
Lewis ‘Thompson
Decatur Baptist College
Charle Mae Northcraft
Mary Baldwin Semingry
Stam,ton, Vaor
Oleta Youngblood
Georgetown
Mildren Gilbert
Carr Burdette College
Shermans
Perry Howard
Florence Eggleston
Selmna
Fargo News Notes Local Visits and Meetings
Fargo residents report visitors and extended visits including ER Murphy Draper Culllum whitesboro and family from FLMS allum sad family. Baptist meeting ends with five conversions and one vocations. Local families welcome visitors from Bowie Electra Vernon Oklabton and Gunter with several professions announced. Cato plans Mineral Wells trip as miswritten items reference land development laminees in Wilbarger County.
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Allum
H. HE. Wagner
Bowie
Lee Smith
Kidney Disease Warning and Gold Medal Haarlem Oil
An ad asserts kidney disease touches many, outlining symptoms and urging immediate use of GOLD MEDAL Haarlem Oil Capsules. It claims the oil soothes kidneys, reduces inflammation, and fights germs, promising health in 24 hours and ongoing prevention with daily capsules. Money-back guarantee noted.
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Haarlem
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