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Newspaper
Vernon Record
Location
Vernon, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 25, 1925
Page
3
Narin Albretz jokes to a crowded tent each night with seats scarce after 9 20 pm. The company enjoys strong local support despite bad weather. The week features Modern Cinderella tonight Scrambled Wives tomorrow afternoon and Her Cowboy Visit or tomorrow night.
The Musicians club opened at Mrs W. H. Stokes West Wilbarger Street showcasing a program of vocal and instrumental pieces. Miss Johnnie Mallow Mrs Fred Russell and Mrs W C Casper led a punch reception as members shared notes from California and Colorado trips.
Mrs. A. M. Murchison wore an Irish dress borrowed from Mrs. Robert Bayle and performed Believe Me If All Those Endearing Young Charms. Attendees dressed as Irish Italian cowgirl and other ethnic costumes sang a mix of German Italian Negro and Indian songs. About sixty guests called it a standout club meeting.
Miss Wilma Lockett attends a Fort Worth course as Cleve Millner and wife visit Ragland to see Wilbae Wood who was badly burned earlier. The Lockett gin yielded 150 bales Wednesday night. Inez Roberson replaces Wilman Lockett at the store. Community laments no County Fair exhibit and pledges improvement. Cato stays with his sick mother in Vernon. Mrs. Causey returns home recovering. Bruce Barker travels east for cotton pickers as Wal Crawford visits Chillieathe.
The Baptist church women announce a used clothes sale at the Summerour building located at the corner of Main and Maiden streets. Proceeds benefit church activities and community outreach.
The First Baptist Church of Lockett invites all to gospel singing teaching and preaching each Sunday. Next Sunday September 27 services at 11 a.m. titled The Mission of Christ and 2 p.m. Human Nature As Thought in the Bible. Visitors receive a hearty welcome.
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