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Newspaper
Vernon Record
Location
Vernon, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 1923
Page
8
Special correspondence notes many local visits and events. Residents and families from Vernon Crowell Wichita Falls and surrounding communities appear in social rounds with church lectures. Several relocations, school moves, medical trips, and a funeral mark the week.
Special correspondence notes Mr and Mrs PD Dobins and family left Sunday for Tennessee to visit relatives then proceed to Florida to make a home. Mr and Mrs AB Wilkinson visited BE Kirk of Harrold Tuesday. Noise and family of Elliot moved here this week. George Lute and A Dobins made a business trip to Vernon Friday. Attendees at the funeral service of AJ Mine Sandsy from here.
Terry Redford of Brownfield visited friends locally last weekend while Mary Standlee and relatives toured Denton. Monte Lincecum visited Crowell relatives, and the Davis siblings along with Milhel Lewis started Vernon school. A Better Home Improvement Club met to plan a community booth for the Fair, with many members present. Dr. Lockett spoke at the Baptist church about Africa and Vernie Weekley was called to Floydada Thursday night.
A list of community visits and small events from Electra Vernon and Wildcat area. Mrs Fr N Brooks moved to Vernon to access Vernon schools. Mrs J G Jantrell visited Mrs Boone Martin. Mar tin stayed with her. Farmers pull cotton due to small holes. Mrs Wrights daughters visited Wildcat. Ruth Galloway Vernon visited Annie Nunn. Mrs J C Littrell attended Vernon community week. Willie Colbert Electra visited sister Mrs John Patton. Mrs Henry Richie sick. Lem Richards motor to Vernon. Dave Bewellen returned to Oklahoma. Maud and Joseph Hildelwana entertained youths. Johnnie Burk to Cherra. Mrs Johnnie Burk and baby visited her mother. Homemakers turned at Mrs Hildebrand’s. two evenings planned for a fairy. refreshments served. Club will meet next with Mrs Lem Richards, second Monday in October. Wildcat school starts next Monday with Florence Regleston principal and Miss Mand Richards primary. Mr and Mrs Luttrell visited from West. Harry Glover Odell visited his daughter Mrs Douglas. Annie Nunn started school in Vernon. Bun Patton attended church. Wildcat has no Sunday prayer meeting. Everybody Come.
Sunday school at 9:45 a m Sunbeams at 4:00 p m Juniors 6:86 p m Intermediates 6:30 p m Seniors 6:30 p m Prayer meeting 7:45 p m Themes for 1 o'clock Sunday morning and 7:30 o'clock evening hour are Christ's Unchanging Love To His People and Sin's Damages To the Soul's Faculties The aim of all our services is to strengthen the Christian and help the lost to Christ.
A general public invitation urges all to attend the services, welcoming attendees with warm regard. The message mentions MIMS and Tastes as part of the gathering, signaling an inclusive community event.
Guy El Ham of Napier Bros Moto Co returns from a two months visit in Texas and Colorado. Roy Blanton of Blanton & Company Gainesville arrives to lay cotton this season as Subscribe for the Record notes.
At Ket Methodist Church Via a voluntary preyer large choir offers anthem by the choir Offertors offertory Lewaigre. Sermon theme O Fuypiy Pe Why Are You Pmptrt Postinde Flagler Ws 7 46 p m Voluntary Thyl Mitchell Pageant The American Girl Offertory Adagio Vesperale Tage Sermon by the pastor Subject Loyalty to the American Constitution Posthide Whiting
Sunday services include morning sermon The Place of Prayer in Modern Life and an evening trip to Colorado Springs for the International Convention of the Christian Churches. Future church work discussed. Invitation extended by Minister Lewis P. Kopp.
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