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iifei I 1 wm vi- ma THE VERNON DAILY RECORD, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER IS, 930 PAGE THKKK SOCIETY MRS. FRANCES DIXON, Editor, Pboaast Of ITI, 1164. in Educational Program Subject of Methodist Missionary Circle Meetings Here in Educational was the topic of missionary programs given at the circle meetings of the Methodist Missionary Society held at the different homes of the members Monday afternoon. Besides the interesting mission topics and devotionals. short programs of musical and reading selections were given at the Individual reports follow; Circle No.

2. Mrs. T. Tldgar Johnson was 2104 Street. The opening song, Thou 0 Mighty was followed by sentence prayer? and the devotional conducted by Mrs.

1). M. Ferebee, who read Matt, 27 on the True Mrs. C. A.

Gallagher taught the missior. study on in Educational after which a business session was held with Mrs, Brown, presiding. The home was attractively decorat- ed for the occasion with autumn a flowers and berries. At the closc charming hostess to members of of the afternoon, the hostess, as. Circle No.

2 at her home on Texas sisted by MasoJ1( served Street. The meeting opened with roll call, which was answered to with social service reports, followed by the reading of the minutes by Mrs. H. M. Rugel.

A short business session was held in which $42.75 was collected on pledges and 81.12 on TT the flower fund, and plans for a Mrs. L. Robertson, Mrs. IT. bake sale to he held Wednesday, Nov.

Mason. Mrs, C. GaUaghei, 20, at the Coffee-Hutchinson Grocery Store, were discussed. Mrs. 0.

T. Youngblood, program chairman, was in charge of the aft program, which opened with the song refreshments of pumpkin pie with whipped cream, mints, and tea. Those present were: Mrs. H. W.

Norwood, Mrs. John Reese, Mrs, P. Robertson, Mrs. W. E.

Colley, Mrs. E. L. Witty, Mrs. D.

M. Fere- Mrs. E. G. Lacy, and the Hostess, Mrs.

Ifrown Miss McWilliams Becomes Bride of J. D. Morris Culminating a romance of several years, Miss Nell McWilliams became the bride of J. D. Morris in a ceremony performed by Rev.

Haskell, Baptist pastor of Frederick. at the Baptist parsonage ir. Frederick Sunday morning about 8:30 o'clock. Miss Jeannette Morrison and Thornton Fergeson of Vernon accompanied the couple and were the only witnesses to the ceremony. The bride was attractively attired in a black crepe suit and white satin blouse with accessories to match.

Mrs. Morris a daughter of Mr. and Mrs, R. W. McWilliams of Ilearne.

She lived in Hearne a number of years and graduated from Hearne High School before moving to Vernon four years ago. She has been employed as bookkeeper with the Community Natural Gas Company during the four years she har lived here. Mr. Morris is son of Mr. and Mrs.

I). E. Morris of Harrold. lie has lived in Vernon and Wilbarger County all of his life. Followi: his graduation from Vernon High School, he attended Texas M.

College for about two years. He employed with the Texas Cotton Cooperative Association tit present. The couple will make their home here on Pease Street. West Vernon TV. S.

Meets Monday Afternoon The W. M. S. of the West Vernon Baptist Church met Monday after- noon at the home of Mrs. J.

W. Love. Following the opening song, Hour of Prayer," Mrs. E. L.

Everett read the devotional from the fourth chapter of John, and Mrs. J. W. Love led in prayer. TJie society made plans for a box supper 6 a business session presided over by Mrs.

M. F. Elkin, who also dismissed with prayer. Attending were: Mrs. J.

C. Over ton, Mrs. J. E. Blanton, Mrs.

E. 1 Everett, Mrs. Gcorgie Nmbours. Ms F. Elkin, Miss Ruth Gatewood.

Mrs. Gatewood, and Mrs. J. Love. DATE NOT SET PVIET SCORES FOR EXES GAME POINCARE FOR ALLEGED IF irele No.

4. Members of Circle No. 4 met at Help Somebody the home of Mrs. It. L.

Coffee, cor- followed by the devotional reading iter of Fannin and Gordon streets, given by A. Walker. Mrs. J. with Mrs.

A. E. Traeger joint hos- L. Swartwood read Culti- teas. Traeger conducted the de- from the Missionary Voice, I votional reading fron the 23rd and Mrs.

0. R. Key discussed Psalm and Miss Rebecca Crow led insr in Educational Pro- the opening prayer and the program Mrs. Y. H.

Pabasin entertain- on in Educational ed with a vocal solo, accompanied at aried Activities in the the piano by Mrs. A. E. Harroun, School was discussed by and Mrs. Simmons Powell gave a I Mrs.

Iver Carney, after which Mrs, F. Martin gave a talk on Five Fingers of a Friendly Plans -were discussed for a Christmas tree program to be given at the December meeting of the circle at the home of Mrs. R. S. McConihe.

Mrs. H. K. Greever presided during the afternoon. Refreshments of pumpkin pie with whipped cream and coffee were served to the following: Miss Rebecca ('row, Mrs.

H. K. Greever, Mrs. R. S.

McConihe, Mrs. F. Martin, Mrs, I). Rerry, E. F.

Piper, Mrs. G. W. Backus, Mrs. Page, Mrs.

C. W. Andrews. Mrs, Iver Carney, Mrs. J.

0. Ross, Mrs. W. M. Crutchfield, and the hostess, Mrs.

Coffee and Mrs. Traeger. piano number, Delicious refreshments were served to the following: Mrs. Davis of Abilene and Mrs. A.

E. Harroun, and members, Mrs. 0. T. Youngblood, Mrs.

J. L. Swartwood, Mrs. R. W.

Abbott. Mrs. S. W. Me- Larty, Mrs.

Y. H. Babasin, Mrs. TT. M.

Rugei, Mrs. 0. R. Key, Mrs. H.

R. Kuhn, Mrs. L. D. Terrell.

Mrs. Simmons Powell, Mrs. A. Walker, and the hostess, Mrs. Johnson.

i'irrlr No. S. Mrs. G. E.

Slaugenbop, 2530 Paradise Street, entertained members of Circle No. 3 assisted by Mrs. L. G. Hawkins and Mrs, M.

A. McHenry. The meeting was opened with the With with Mrs. Roy McClendon at the piano, fol by prayer led by Mrs. McHenry.

At a short business session dues were. paid, after which another Calls was sung. Miss Marianna Covert was in charge of the devotional period, reading Matt. 7: 13-27, Matt. 12: 33-35, and several references from the Gospel of St.

Luke. The mission topic, in Educational was given in full by Mrs. Roy McClendon, after which two readings, Swan and were given by Miss Mary Alice Parr. Mrs. J.

J. Cockerel! gave a piano solo, T.a Shutt, and Mrs. F. V. Mc- Mordio entertained with a vocal solo, in Haydn Wood.

The next meeting of the circle will be held at the hor.c of Miss Marianna Covert. Delicious refreshments were served to the following: Mrs. Ralph Con- 3 Mr. Shivers js a son of Mrs. Louei- Former Vernonite Weds At Frederick Sunday Sodai Calendar Hawkins A.

To Visit School Friday National Visitation Week will observed by Hawkins School Parc! Teacher Association at the Friday, it was announced here today. All patrons of the school are quested to visit the school durinw the day, Mrs. R. H. Nichols, Mr Hub Colley, Mrs.

J. N. Wright, Price Denny, and Mrs, Cecil Du-, i- will hostesses during the day will show the visitors through th school rooms. The regular meeting P. which is for Th-; i afternoon of this week, has postponed until Tuesday nev; week.

White City A. Meets for Musi ness VERNON SQUAD TO BOAST POWERFUL SET OF BACKS FOR TILT Vlthough no definite date has been set yet, it is liki-lj that the football' eon test between Vernon and "Wichita Falls stars, will be played bere Thiitxiav it-- tend nf Wednesday the Park. Definite rai have not been made by officials of both teams, but the game is certain to be played here the latter part of this week. Robert Williams, back of 1 -20, is the latest to the i riiiin squad. 1 he addition of Williams bring- the number of on the Lion squad to nineteen, and it is likely that and Binili on will play with the Lion squad in the return game with the (Vuote exes at Falls after Thank'-giving Day although they will not take part in this skirmish.

With Williams, the I now boast it powerful et of backs should ('hostel Fowler, former T. C. -tar, and Albert Chewning. former back, join the Ulituns, howler, hewninjc, Holloway, Moore, Ronriand, and Backus not only give the 1 ions plenty of power in the back field, but weight and speed in talent. Backus is a nuar er Fowler, and Moore, Itile Bout lan be elaassed as eith ATTITUDE Moscow, Nov, IS.

The gov-; eminent-inspired today launched a bitter double-barreled attack on Raymond Poincare, former French president and premier, and i reach imperialism." Cite attack apparently is an. after- math of indictment last week of eight alleged counter-revolutionary leaders and publication of their of negotiations with Mm. Poincare, Briand and other European political figures for for- eign intervention in the V. S. R.

the entire space in to- day's of izvestia and Pravda. official organs, is devoted to a denunciation of M. Poir, care and to publcatoit of two at i sive. Maybe he doesn't believe these plans include 60,000 White Guards headed by General Miller in Paris who have announced their willingness at any moment to march against the Pravada add- to the denunciation by sajing of Poincare: hyena, which sleeps and dreams of armies of intervention flooding towns and villages of the F. S.

S. K. with blood dares to accuse the Soviet, prosecutor of involving him with the recent counter revolutionary sn- uictments Izvestia German picturing by him appearing in Excelsior of Oct. SO and t.he Nov. there also this array of Holloway, are halfbacks, Gelhauson can halfback or Tuesday.

Mrs. Will T. Stephens is hostess to the Avalon Bridge Club at her home on Wilbarger Street Tuesday afternoon. Alton Leo Shivers of Wichita, a former Vernon man, and Miss Marie Richey, also of Wichita, were united in marriage in the Frederick Hotel parlors of Frederick, Sunday evening at 6 with Mr. uncle, Rev.

L. A. loster of Vernon, officiating. Mr. and Aubrey Foster of Vernon attended the couple.

The hride was beautifully clad in a brown velvet dress with brown accessories and carried a bouquet. The couple returned to Vernon following the ceremony and are visiting Mr. and Mrs. Aubrey Foster and other relatives and friends here An important business session be held by the Business and Professional Club Tuesday evening at the home of Mrs. J.

A. Huber on Texas Street. The Baptist Y. W. A.

meets Tuesday evening at the home of Mrs. H. Garrett on Beaver Street. Wednesday. Mrs.

M. R. Heath is hostess to the Delphian Club at her home on N'ab- ers Street Wednesday afternoon, Mrs. R. B.

Gibson will be leader of the program on The Home Economies Club meets Wednesday afternoon wit'- Mrs. Price Denny hostess and Miss Doris Leggitt assistant hostess. A program has been planned for the. occasion, Thursday. Mrs.

Paul Goetze is hostess to members of the Swastika Forty-two Club with a party at her home untberland Street Thursday afternoon. Friday. regular meeting of the Past Matrons Association will be held Friday afternoon at the home of Mrs. J. E.

Collins, 2108 Fannin Street. Members of the White City Association met the school Friday evening for a business session and. Armistice 1'sy pr, gra7n. At the business session, was voted to buy clocks for th school rooms with funds in the ury. An interesting program of readings, and talks in eommennora tion of Armistice Day r.

i by the pupils and of the school. fullbaek have play and Williams backfield positions. tic les Paris Point To The Russian point to the firsl articles as proving M. Poittcare's hatred of the Soviet government and to the second article, which appeureu after the counter rev olutionary indtet.n: ents revealing a of toue in order tu coneeal his leadlng in the for intervention in tlu S. S.

Pet new spapers refer to Foin rare a and, it would appear xhaust their vtM i.bu laries in describing the I rench state whom both accuse not only of planning intervention in Ku--ia, but of being the principal makes stroiig piay fer, path and the Germans as of the French shy lock, who, beating his fist against the peaty of Vor- sailles, yells for his pound of declaring: is the la" pay up: no The editorial deelart further i cellars of the bank of ranee are now full of gold. I be 1 reneh army and air service rank first in the world. There is a chain ef und concrete trenches stretch-; ittg from to the Italian borde r. under uch condttien-, does NF Poincare care fo: unemployed in Germany, whi de mand bread and protest agaii pay i ments of two billions a year whi-h must be torn fismi their mouths" Germany is surrounded by a forest of bayonet Republicans Will Maintain Office inW ashington Wu: sgton, Nov. Is, The Republican party will maintain a permanent organization in the capital from now or, in preparation for the campaigns preceding the 1932 presidential election Thi.

was determined at conferences of party officials with President Hoover yesterday. of the officers of the Republican national commit! et were at the White House, but Senator Fess of Ohio, national chairman, was not. FREE WILL BAPTISTS ARE CONDUCTING REVIVAL HERE Rev, I i Ash Grove, is conducting services at a union revival the Community Church of Northwest Vernon. He if a ir tf. 1 Rev.

Fdmonson of the ernon Free Will Baptist Church. The revival will continue indefinitely and the public is invited attend the services. Record want, ret DEATH BRINGS AMATEUR CONVENTION TO HALT To Meet, Topeka, Nov. 18. Angus der, Dodge City heavyweight, meet Jim St.

Clair of Texas in the main event of a boxing card here tonight under auspices of the an I e- gion. Stribling, brother of W. "ill eiehange blows with Ha! MeWiHiams, Kansa- ity, semi-final, over the concluditi ion here i today the A. convent When the kindly little man who i was known and in run item sport circle' throughout the States and Eurepe -uddetily collapsed and died of apoplexy during a caucus la. night, nil the machinery of eetivont 1 wa i-foughl to a standstill the i a a fume nor seas int i 11 wash hands forehead the biand Ile i' only the past grrat massacre the shadow of eveni- fu tu I lldiel lUtter.

I vestia declared; I rato by a militory ai.i>eio Polarid and Rumania. his ment is direetetl against in- World War. "No Arabian pet of typographieal blood from M. wipe from his hado.1 of the but he is also event of toe V- tin Poli-h and Rumanian plans of against (he It "'i lo' i retint nf i air maybe tshi Ihnt as were tuerelv J. C.

Penney Co. DEPARTMENT STORE VI HMIV I IM' Splendid in Cottura Elasakets 00 1 IC.HIS hl.uing downonn triumphant figure, mighty arm raised ftigh. out (d the dar.V steady roar acclaims the champion who proves himself champion 1 1 i nelly, Miss Mary Alice P. Mrs. P.

V. McMordie. and Mrs. J. J.

Cockerell, visitors, and members. Mrs. R. R. Adams, Mrs.

C. M. Hardison, Mrs. P. H.

Hopson, Mrs. Roy McClendon, Mrs. Fred Magee, lb Curtis, Miss Marianna Covert, Mrs. M. A.

McHenry, and the hostess. Mrs. Slaugenhop. Circle No. 5 Mrs.

P. Covert was hostess to members of Circle No. 5 at her home on Paradise Street. Mrs. A.

J. Carpenter presided at a short session, after which Mrs. J. Young conducted the devotional reading on Approved Life Now and Then." The mission topic, in Mexico's F.duca- tion.al was discussed by Mrs. T.

J. McGill and Mrs. B. J. Parker, and a talk on Churches in was given by 31 G.

Poteet. A delicious lunch consisting of potatoes, king salad, hot Tolls and butter, date pudding with whipped cream, and coffee, wa? served by the hostens at the close cr the afternoon. Attending were: Mrs. B. FI.

Lewis, Mrs. O. Htjlmp, Mrs. M. G.

Poteet, Mrs. Norwood, Mrs. W. F. Hardin, Mrs.

W. M. Hazard, Mrj. Godfrey St re it, Mrs. T.

J. McGill. Mrs. A. J.

Carpenter, Mrs. H. E. Young, Mrs. B.

J. Parker, Findley. Mrs. J. R.

Huie, Mrs, J. L. Showers, Mrs. A F. Hope, and the hostess, Mrs.

Covert. irrle No. fi Mrs. John Brown entertained of Circle No. 6 at her horr The Finish for Your la Shivers of ichita, a former resident of Vernon.

He was reared in this city and attended Vernon schools, moving to Wichiu, with his mother about five years ago. Mr, Shivers is employed as manager of the Safeway Grocery Company of Wichita, Mrs. Bradley Entertains Young People with Party Mrs. M. G.

Bradley entertained a number of yopng people at her home on North i'carl Street Monday evening honoring her daughter, Nevada, on her birthday. Games were enjoyed during the evening after which a birthday cake was cut and served with hot chocolate. Guests invited were: Clyde Brown, Mablc Henderson, Jim Alice Bybee, William Woolfolk, Ann Carpenter. Lois arpenter, Paris Grogan, Ray Mehe-nhchner, Jack Monkrer. Violet Worley, Doyle Abbeli, Leha Mate Smith, Quart Mollie Sanderson, Dorothy Scott.

Verda Lyon, Tommy Bybee, Ova Lee Humphrey, Norman McAnnelly, of Wichita Fails, Clifford Bowden, J. W. Fitzgerald, Marvin Smith, Tom Marr, Leslie Moore, Guy Morrison, Fiorine Stewart, of Nocona, Frances Fletcher, Louis Lyon, Edwin Moore, Biddy McNabb, Schultz, Garland Bradley, and the honorec, Nevada Bradley. Hi-Y Club Is Organized at Five-in-One School A Hi-Y Literary Hub has been organized by the sophomores and seniors of tho Five-in-One High School for this school year, according to an announcement made here today. Officer1; elected to head the organization were Rots Corzine, president; Polly Gunter, vice president; Jim Whitten, treasurer; Cura Ooenhaui, reporter.

Clyde Norman, principal of the school, was elected the clib sponsor, Polly Gunte- was elected manager of the basketball team and Myrle Roberts, manager of the basketball team. Eggshell and blue were choscn as tho club color FOR See Mrs. Holbrook at il-3tp Record ada rh resjl.i Thanksgiving Dinner Is Planned by Auxiliary The satiny smoothness of Martha Leff Face Powder makes it the perfect finishing touch for your make-up. It gives your face new loveliness that enhances your charm. It ia fine-textured.

medium weight, will not clog pores. In flesh, white brunette, old ivory, delicatcly perfumed. MARTHA LEE pounieAj Pot By COCK Eli ELL DRUG CO. Plans for a Thanksgiving dinner and a membership dr.ve wcre.clis- cussed at a meeting of the American Legion Auxiliary Monday evening the Legion Home. A Thanksgiving will be ven by the Auxiliary on Thanksgiving when the.reg­ ular monthly all-day meeting is i The membership drive discussed began a.

the meeting. Announcement was made that membership dues at: a I are to he in by Dee. 1. Cole was a new member and the meeting About 2'i members were present. S.

S. DKP TU BE THIS EVENINC. Me of the Intermediate of the Methodist Sund Sohoo v.i 1 be tertaine 1 with parly the basement of he church at 7 this evening, it was an- noufteed this worninjr Teachers and officers of the department sponsoring the entertainment. BUTTER I TE as only a cigarette ot wholesome purity atid better tobaccos can have. The rr.lng decides v.r¡a* to used.

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