Vernon City Starts Electric Light Service to 30 Customers
Vernon begins electric light service from its plant with about thirty customers connected this week. Most new connections serve business and residential customers near city lines. some wait until transformers and equipment arrive. Rates set at 9 cents per kilowatt for first tier, 8 cents for later tiers, with minimum charges applying.
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Vernon
Nate Engsiato
E City
Feries
Delphian Club hosts meeting and school reform talk
Mrs A Brunson and Mrs Chis Blackwood entertain the Delphian Club with a day of social time and notes on Modern Drama. Harriet Thomas and Harriet Swartwood attend. Miss Anderson wins high score. discussions urge county school fairs and a 1928 1924 education program to keep students engaged.
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K. Swartwood
B.A. Williams
Keltz
Misses Tarriett Thomas
Osther Swartwood
Johnny Mundlow
Minnie Wing
O) O McCurdy
Thesday Bridge
South Main Street
Mary Anderson
Mesdames BF
C. Youngblood
Georges Hardin
Fef. Swartwood
W. R Moore
M. J. Moore
W. EL Colley
Emory Rhoads
Oleta Youngblood
Dan Standifer
Esther Swartwood
Vera Harrington
Entertain With Banquet at Bail ey Hotel
The Lucky 18 entertained with a Danquet in the sun parlor of the Bail ey Hotel Wednesday evening Sept. 5 at 8:30 oclock. President Frank Min sie Jr served as toastmaster. Guests included Misses Allene Ashen Hurst Ruth Sewell Martha Lane Elizabeth Picks Katherine Wheater Suettart Merto Bronson Mattie Mae Renty Catherine Dodson Christine Keltz Gertrude Follis. Members present were Messrs Frank Massie Jr James Pace Leif Buchamin Bertrand Tisman Robert Stokes Jess Hollar A Reger Jr Curtis Piver Nolen Backus Dick Sherrill Commerce doe Collins Frederick and Robert Sherrill.
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S Danquet
Bailey Hotel
Frank Min«sie, Jr
Allene Ashen Hurst
Ruth Sewell
Martha Lane
Elizabeth Picks
Katherine Wheater
Sue Ttart
Merto Bronson
Mattie Mae Renty
Catherine Dodson
Christine Keltz
Gertrude Follis
Messrs
Frank Massie, Jr
James Pace
Leif Buchamin
Bertrand Tisman
Robert Stokes
Jess Hollar
A. (, Reger
Curtis Piver
Nolen Backus
Dick Sherrill
Commerce
Doe Collins
Frederick
Robert Sherrill
Returning to School Week Sets Stage for Education
The article praises institute week and summer school, noting teachers travel to pursue degrees and certificates. It argues the public school is the nation’s largest educational institution, foundational to all later learning.
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County School News Promotes Joint Effort and Education
A countywide school publication urges schools to unite for the county school fair and county anni. It envisions a rural high school system within reach of every child, aimed at honest livelihoods and broader educational opportunities.
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Toggether
County school fair and annual urged for widespread PTA work
The speaker calls for all children and residents in the county to engage in school activities and the county fair. Emphasizing effort and cost, the talk highlights the rural educators and the county Parent-Teacher organization as major opportunities to expand community work and reach a vast field yet untapped.
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