Wilbarger County Fair draws 20000 to 21000 in attendance
The eleventh annual Wilbarger County Fair had the largest attendance yet with an estimated 20 000 to 21 000 visitors over day and night. Officials call the fair financially successful though final profit awaits bill payments and an audited report by Manager R H Coffee. Directors will review the books and a stockholders meeting may occur within sixty days to plan next year.
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Fair
R. H W. Coffee
Imme Agers
Nent
Plains
Association
Thompson School Opens October First
The Thompson school will open October first with Ercell W. Brooks as principal and Miss Violet Arnold as assistant. A formal program precedes book issues and classes. The building and yard have been improved. a piano has been purchased for use with piano lessons taught by the principal.
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Thompson School
Ercell W. Brooks
Violet Arnold
Nelda McKowan Buried at Crowell Saturday
Nelda two year old daughter of Mr and Mrs C M McKowan died Friday night at their Tolar street home after a period of illness. Mineral services were held at Crony li and interment was made in Crowell cemetery Saturday.
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Nelda
M. McKowan
Tolar Street
Crony#li
Crowell Cemetery
Return From Sipe Springs Visit
Mr and Mrs A Vernon and their son Mack returned from Sipe Springs where Mrs Vernon and son have been visiting relatives for several weeks. Mr Vernon drove through to Sipe Springs Friday afternoon and the family came back Sunday.
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A. Vernon
Fifti
Mack
Sipe Springs
Vernon
Sor
Kramer Returns From Midwest Visit
J. P. Kramer and I. P. Kramer came back last week from a two months journey through Wisconsin and Indiana. They spent a month at Winona Lake Indiana attending a photographers school. They traveled by automobile.
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I. P. Kramer
Wisconsin
Indiana
Winona Lake
Kramer
Boys Leave for College for Wane University
Five youths Harrow Rouse Clarence Pearson Arles Hawkins Emmett Hawkins Everett Adams depart tonight seeking admission at Monst Foxior University in Wane. The trip marks a major step toward higher education for the group amid hopeful expectations.
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Harrow Rouse
Clarence Pearson
Arles
Emmett Hawkins
Everett Adams
Wane
Amonst
Foxior Universits
Fulcher Heads List of Directors for County Association
M. Fulcher, principal of Ver non High, named director general of the County Inter scholastic Association by county superintendent A. Hollar. Other officers include Ros Covey of Harrold as director of debate, Thelma Smith of Vernon as director of declamation, T. KB Pierce of Odell as director of spelling, Rt. Glazener of Oklemunion as director of essay writing, W. W Snodgrass as director of athletics, and Bennie Works as director of music memory contests. Annual institute meeting set for March. dues due now.
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Air
Prizes To Be Paid At Waggoner Fair By L G Hawkins
Exhibitors who have not received premium checks at the Waggoner National Fair are urged to call on J G Hawkins at Waggoner National Bank. Department superintendents reported to Hawkins who will handle cash prize payments and close the association’s books.
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L. G. Hawkins
Waggoner National
J. G. Hawkins
Waggoner National Bank
Hawkins
Miss Harrington to Give Organ Recital at Church
Miss Vera W Harrington the Methodist church organist will present a special program on the pipe organ during Sunday evening service. Her past performances pleased audiences and all music lovers are invited to hear her. At the close the pastor Dr R E Dickenson will preach.
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Vera W Harrington
Methodist Church
Boy Fractures Chin in Tolbert Fall
Prince Scott nine year old son of Mr and Mrs A Scott of Tolbert was playing with other children when he jumped from an embankment and fractured his left chin He was rushed to a local hospital for treatment and is reported recovering.
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Prince Scott
A. Scott
Tolbert
Vernon Federated Clubs Open Season With Six Productions
Final plans outline a Vernon Lyceum series by five federated clubs featuring Mozart’s Comic Opera the Impresario with an all American New York cast led by Percy Hemus on November 12. November 23 brings Pam Skeyhill the war poet and orator. December 12 offers Six Cylinder Love by the Vivian Players. The closing act features the Music Makers Quartet. Season tickets priced 3.00 for adults 1.50 for children include seat reservations.
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Wiliam Wade Hinsha
New York
Percy Hemus
American Musical Committee
Tle
America
Thazel Huntington
Gladys Craven
Francis Tyler
Lottice Howell
Richard Massinger
Europe
Vivian Players
Vernon
Vernon Theater
Arte Comedy
First Place Tied In Bank Guessing At Wilbur County Fair
Mrs G McCurdy and W H Simmons tied for first place by guessing $268 in the Farmers State Bank jar at the Wilbur County Fair booth. The actual amount was $267.58. Clarence Ray won second with $268.75 and O K Hafer third with $266. Prizes of $5.06, 2.50 and Sr were awarded. Hundreds registered across four days at the booth.
Mrs J Y Hamilton and granddaughter visit Vernon
Mrs J Y Hamilton and granddaughter Miss Ruth Tolbert of Odell stopped in Vernon Friday visiting daughters Mrs J B Ross and Mrs J M Pettit on their way back from Lebanon Ohio where they visited daughter Mrs J J Irom. They also visited relatives in Missouri.
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J. Y. Hamilton
Ruth Tolbert
Odell
Vernon
J. B. Ross
J. MM. Pettit
J. J. Irom
Lebanon
Ohio
Missouri
Vernon Seeks Support for 1925 West Texas Chamber Meet
Vernon Chamber of Commerce launches campaign to secure hosting of the 125 convention of the West Texas Chamber of Commerce. Tomorrow marks West Texas Chamber of Commerce day in Amarillo with a Panhandle counties rally. Secretary Fielder and others plan to travel to Amarillo to organize support and represent Vernon for the 1925 meeting.
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Fielder
Chamber of Commerce
Amarillo
West Texas Chamber
Vernon
Miss Mary Myatt Shive to Wed Long Beach Man
T. V. Shive of Jefe Saturday to travel to Long Beach California for the marriage of his daughter Miss Mary Myatt Shive to Elmer Dial of Long Beach. The wedding will be Thursday in Vernon where she was born and educated.
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Mary Myatt Shive
Long Beach
T. V. Shive
Calif
Elmer Dial
Vernon
Gulfport
Miss
JT. Hf. Shive
W. B. MecCaleb
Shive
BE. H. Pigg
Funeral held for infant Robert Lee Holley
Robert Lee Holley eight months old son of Mr and Mrs Ernest Holley died yesterday at their East Pease street home after a long illness. Dr J J Mims pastor of First Baptist Church conducted the funeral at the home this morning at 1 4 o clock and burial followed in East View cemetery.
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Robert Lee Holler
Ernest Holley
East Pease Street
J. J. Mims
First Baptist Church
East View Cemetery
Attending Wilbarger Fair Celebrations Noted
Mr and Mrs E. L Hendrick and Mr and Mrs Sidney Ayers of Chillicothe visited Friday for the Wilbarger County fair. Hendrick praised Vernon and Wilbarger County saying Vernon is growing into a fine little city as the fair drew crowds.
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Hendrick
Sidney Ayers
Chillicothe
Rhoads Elected President of Will Crest Club
Emory Rhoads was elected president of the Will Crest Country Club at a directors meeting on Saturday. He succeeds L F Piper who resigned and is moving to Los Angeles. O A Brumson was named vice president and John A Storey became a director.
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Emory Rhoads
Will Crest Country Club
Rhoads
L. EF. Piper
Los Angeles
O. A. Brumson
John A. Storey
Wilbarger County Exhibits Sent to Three State Fairs
Agricultural exhibits from Wilbarger County will go to the Tri State Fair at Amarillo the Texas Oklahoma Rodeo Wichita Falls and the Dallas State Fair October 18. Under the Chamber of Commerce and County Farm Agent P L Chaney supervision the displays travel to Amarillo Sunday and Dallas after the Wichita Falls event. Chaney expects consistent winners and notes prize money should cover exhibit costs.
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Wichita Falls
Dallas
Wieblin Falls
Chaney
Dalas
Wilbarger County
Chaney Hus
Missionary Society Quilts for Waco Methodist Home
Members of the Missionary Society spent yesterday afternoon at the church quilting for the Methodist home in Waco. Several quilts are to be finished for the orphanage. Superintendent Barnett asked for sheet donations. each woman pledged to give one sheet. Notify a society member if sending a sheet. Each sheet measures two and one half yards when finished.
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Methodist Missionary Society
Waco
Barnett
Houssels Visit Long Beach Couple in Town for Weeks
Mr and Mrs J B Houssels of Long Beach California arrived Sunday for a several week visit with relatives. Mr Houssels will attend to business matters during the stay and reports his mother Mrs Robert Houssels is considerably improved after a year of ill health.
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Houssels
Long Beach
Calif
L. G. Hawking
Robert Houssels
Reverend Pippin Relocates to Vernon Texas
Rev. Edgar Pippin, formerly of Chillicothe, has moved last week to Vernon and now resides on South Houston Street. He serves as pastor in charge at Leghett Baptist Church and the Baptist Church at Medicine Mound.
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Edgar Pippin
Chillicothe
Vernon
South Houston Street
New High School Location Set by Board Friday
The school board on Friday night approved locating the new high school building in the center of the lot facing north. Amarillo architect Guy A. Carlinder presented preliminary plans, with detailed designs to follow in weeks and bids to be sought for construction. The plan envisions an RH shaped building with three wings and outside rooms, a 900 seat auditorium, and future gymnasiums added as enrollment grows.
Miss Curry Delights Vernon Congregation At Methodist Church
The auditorium was filled as Miss Curry of Wichita Falls sang for Sunday night worship. She performed The Lord is My Shepherd before the sermon and Jesus Lover of My Soul after, while her voice drew praise from the audience.
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Methodist Church
Mike the Tears Curry
Wichita
Miss Curry
Jesus
Wichita Falls
Sie
Local Woman Stages Pure Food Show in Electra
Mrs. W. G. McDonald organized a Pure Food show for Electra's Presbyterian church last week. Electra merchants displayed wares and demonstrations. Booths sold fancy work and refreshments within the building. The event was a big success with Mesdames M. K. Byrd Robert Boyie F J Moore J D Allison and Mary Weather in attendance Friday afternoon.
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W. G. McDonald
Presbyterian Church of
Electra
Mesdames
M. K. Byrd
Robert Boyie
F. J. Moore
J.D. Allison
Mise Mary Weather
Twelve pew cars registered at Tax Collector office
Last week twelve vehicles were registered at the Tax Collector's office by owners. Listed are Olin Rains Ford J Lowe Red Bird Overland W C Crabtree Baby Over land Sam and Mattie Weathrook Ford R J Jordan Ford Ray Flud deston Ford Roadster A C Flowers Studebaker M J Walker Ford IL 5 Everett Ford Roadster Jas H Sonith Ford G E Shaw Ford PD FE Vendricke Ford
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Pew
Olin Rains
Ford
J. &. Lowe
Red Bird
Overland
W. C. Crabtree
Baby Overland
Sam and Mattie Weathrook
R. J. Jordan
Ray Fluddeston
A. C. Flowers
Studebaker
M. J. Walker
Everett
Jas
H. Sonith
G. E. Shaw
PD. FE. Vendricke Ford
Marriage Licenses Granted This Week
Marriage licenses were granted to Walter A. Williams and Mrs Anna Haley, to M Porter and Miss Anna Walser, and to L B Monroe and Ise Laura Werts.
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Walter A. Williams
Anna Haley
M. Porter
Anna Walser
L. B. Monroe
Ise
Laura Werts
Five Prison Terms Imposed At Session Of Court N Vernon
At the district court session ending Saturday seventeen cases were disposed. Five defendants were sentenced to terms in the penitentiary from two and a half to five years. The grand jury returned forty felonies. many indictments were carried over to the next term starting October 2. The docket featured the Will of God Mebain case, where the jury found the deceased not of sound mind and that undue influence affected the will and land deeds. Other rulings included foreclosures, naturalization, and dismissals, with several defendants acquitted or granted relief. The juvenile murder indictment against Lemon Ivey was moved to Crowell for future juvenile proceedings.
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Fudge
James Y. Lenk
Crowell
W. B H. Lovelace
G. TR. Metain
Mebain
Nettle McLain
G. R. McLain
McLain
A. M. Hiatt
Meromild
Pentecostal Assembly of God
Archer
J.D. Grimes
John Stefka
Wis Bom
Austria-Homzary
United States
Bremen
Germany
Czecho Slovak Republic
Luogsten
Rai
W. W. Purch
Finner Carroll
Veto Ellison
Lt. Kater
Wogkoner
Emmell Ketchersid
Joe Collings
W. A. Coin
May Ester
Willie Taylor
W. H. Sneed
Johnson
Jones
Levin Baker
Lemon Ivey
McCarter Attends West Texas Chamber Rally in Amarillo
McCarter regional representative for the West Texas Chamber of Commerce left yesterday to attend a rally in Amarillo held in connection with the Tri State Fair.
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McCarter
West Texas
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