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TWO THE VERNON DAILY RECORD, SATURDAY, JANUARY 5, 1929 Susannah Wesley Class Report for Year Is Recorded Reports of the work and appointments of committees for the rew year "ere made at the meeting of the Susannah Wesley class of the First Methodist Sunday pchool at the church Friday afternoon. B. H. Lewis, vice president, presided at the meeting, which was opened with the singing of the song, "Showers followed with prayer lid by Mrs. W.

F. Martin. and leaders appointed for the new year were: leader of devotional work, Miss Rebecca Crow; leader of study and training, Mrs. W. F.

Martin, leader of heme work, Mrs. W. H. Fettitt; social service committee, Mrs. P.

It. Hopson, chairman, Mrs. Frank Fdmonson, Mrs. W. L.

Blackwell: visiting committee. Mrs. W. M. Cabe.

chairman; flower committee chairman, J. L. Showers; phoning committee. Mrs. P.

M. McKinley, chairman, Mrs. T. M. Mrs.

John Reed, and Mrs. E. P. Robertson. Yearly reports were given by the secretary, treasurer, social service committee and the visiting committee.

During the social hour of the afternoon Mrs. A. L. whose home burned recently, was given a miscellaneous shower. A playlet in the form of an executive meeting of the officers of the year, was given.

Birthday honorees this month were. M. Cabe, Mrs IT. W. Norwood, Mrs.

W. B. Covert, Mrs. B. D.

McCroskey and Mrs. R. B. Colley. At the close of the afternoon refreshments were served to about 43 members and guests, by the.

following hostesses, Mrs. J. L. i'howers, Mrs. J.

0. Haymes, Mrs. Page, Mrs. E. C.

Christian and Mrs. W. L. Byrd. At TheChnrches FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH E.

F. Lyon, Pastor. J. II. Garrett, Educational Director.

10 a. m. Our doors open wide for a Bible school. Large crowds, fine fellowship, and a place for itrangers and visitors. New pupils always welcomed.

We invite you. 11 a. m. Morning worship. At this hour the Memorial Supper will be observed by the church.

A full attendance of our membership is asked. 6:15 p. m. Young people's meetings, with eleven unions in session. A fine and happy lot of earnest hearted young people gather at this hour.

Older ones will find it profitable to come with them. 7:30 p. m. Evening worship. The pastor will bring a New Year's message at this hour.

Theme: Days and Our Strength This will be a live and stirring discourse. miss it. Music for the Day. Morning: Died for (Excell) sung by Mrs. E.

F. Lyon, just before administration of communion. Evening: Anthem, "Be thou Near," (Giebelt, by choir. Violin solo, meri," (Schumann), Mist Loreta McCaleb. To all the worship during the day, church and pastor extmd to you yours a cordial welcome.

thou with us and we will uo thee FIRST METHODIST CHURCH C. Alonso Bickley, Pastor. W. R. Keeton, Superintendent.

Sunday school, 9:45 a. m. Preaching rervices at 11 a. and 7:30 p. m.

Morning subject: Brief Service for the Juniors Followed By the Communion Leagues will meet at 6:30 p. m. Subject of evening service: Story of the Conversion of Dropiowski." Music for the morning anthem, Once More in Thy Holy by Mathews. Music for the evening hour will be a male quartet. This will be the first Sunday of New Year.

Begin the year by being in your place at church on the first Sabbath. This is church attendance month. REGULAR AIR PASSENGER SERVICE STARTS OVER LINDBERGH CIRCLE The first international air passenger service, linking five Caribbean nations with the United States, will be inaugurated January 9 over the trail Col. Charles A. Lindbergh blazed a year ago.

Tri-motored planes carrying 12 passengers like that below will be used. The map (above) shows the projected Pan American airway. The heavy black lines indicate the routes to go into operation this month, as the first step in a program planned by T. J. Trippe (inset) of New York.

various gospel writers as well as the world's great commentators on the subject. Tell your friends, and invite them. Young services at 6:30 p. m. Evening service at 7:30.

Special music and a sermon for the new year. Come and hear about your New Year's Resolutions. The r. theme: Last Acts In The Life of a Creat You will enjoy it. You arc cordially invited.

approved. After the business session the meeting was dismissed with prayer by Mrs. Martin. The hostess served a delicious refreshment plate of sandwiches, roasted almonds, jello and whipped cream. Presbyterian Church.

E. L. MOORE, Pastor. Sunday school at 9:45 a. m.

Begin the year right. Go to Sunday school tomorrow. Preaching at 11 a. m. and 7:30 p.

m. Themes of interest and suitable to the beginning of the new year will be used. Miss Enid McCarroll will preside the organ and Miss Crownovcr will direct the choir. Special music at both services. Opportunity to join the church will be given.

We ought to make this a day of worship and resolution. More depends on how we begin the year than sometimes we think. Begin it right by going to church both times tomorrow. We extend a cordial invitation to strangers, visitors and new residents, together with all our friends, to worship with us tomorrow. let us worship and bow MISS NICHOLS HOSTESS TO TRIANGLE CLUB ST.

LUTHERAN East Wilbarger Street. 1. A. Birnhaum. Pastor.

Sunday school at 9:45 for young and old. Morning services at Evening services at 7:15. Subject: Easiest Path Which a Christiar, Can Follow Is that Which Follows Bible study Wednesday evening at 7:30, CIRCLE OF MISSIONARY SOCIETY MEETS FRIDAY Circle No. 1 of the Missionary Society of the First Baptist Church met Friday afternoon at the home of Mrs. F.

F. Cappus, 1328 Olive Street. The meeting was opened with song, Assurance." Mrs. Grady Cox led in prayer, followed by the reading of the devotional by Mrs. Cappus.

Mrs. W. N. Martin made an interesting talk on the New work of the W. M.

S. The minutes of the previous meeting were read and Miss Mary Nichols was hostess to members of the Triangle Club of the Central Christian Church Friday afternoon at her home on Nabers Street. Miss Athalia Pyle was leader of the Bible lesson for the afternoon. Those taking parts on the program were Miss Louellyn Perry, Miss Mary Nichols, Miss Marian Albertson, and Miss Mildred Flovin. At the close of the afternoon the hostess served a salad course to the following: Misses Athalia Tyle, Louellyn Perry, Mildred Flovin, Marian Albertson, Erma Aleene Nichols, Ruby Lee Leary, Marie Rogers, Mrs.

J. M. Perry, ad the hostess, Miss Mnry Nichols. VICTORIA HAS FIVE-INCH RAIN WOMAN SHOCKED BY BOLT OF LIGHTNING HER HOME IN Methodist Women To Meet. The Missionary Union of the First Methodist Church will meet in regular business session Monday afternoon at the church.

New circle leaders for the year will be elected. Passenger Service Car and Wrecker Road Service Any Where Phone 577 RALPH CATO Garvey Murrell Your Credit is good at The DOLLAR DOWN FUKNI- IIJKE COMPANY. New and used furniture bought and exchanged. Vernon's Great Credit House, 1405 Main St. Phone 571 Victoria, Texas, Jan.

UN were inspecting flooded basements and sidewalks were covered with silt today after a terrific rain yesterday. Five and one-half inches fell within a few hours, and by night the business district was flooded, with water over the curbs. At the height of the storm Mrs. 'J. Miracle was shockcd by a lightning bolt in the bedroom of her home, Her right side was partially paralyzed.

Household Goods. New and Second Hand at Low Prices Satisfaction Guaranteed The Everything Store Phone Fannin St. NOTICE! The Vernon Chick Hatchery is now open. Bring ua your for hatching. Also booking orders for baby chicks.

THE VERNON HATCHERY Phone 458. P. O. Box 132 CHRISTIAN SCIENCE East Wilbarger Street. Services every Sunday, 11 a.

m. Suliject: Golden text: (Jeremiah 10:10) "Ihe Lord is the true God, He is the living God, and an Sunday school every Sunday morning at 9:45. Wednesday evening meetings every Wednesday evening at 7:45. A cordial welcome extended the public to attend these services. Central Christian Church.

JAMES M. PERRY, Pastor. Church Echool at 10 a- m. A study of the great issues and great themes for this quarter. You cannot afford to miss a single lesson.

They deal with God, sin, The Holy Spirit, Jesus, prayer, faith, repentance and the like. If you are not a Sunday school goer make a new year resolution and come out. Why stay penned up and grow old when you can get out and stay young? Morning worship at 11 a. m. Mr.

Roberts, our Music Director and the pastor will sing a vocal duet, one of your favorites: Pays To Serve Come and enjoy it. The Sermon is one of a series on Jesus from the Book of John, You have wondered about the last Supper, the Washing the Disciples Feet and the whole story an ft meaning haven't Well eomt out and hear the story from many angles, and from the Oval Corrugated Wagon Tanks Ww ri Our Tanks are made to fit the ordinary Farm Wagon Bed and require no special frame to support them. The heads are made of materials two gauges heavier than the body. They are furnished with 14 inch Manhole and 2 inch Outlet. All Seams are carefully rivited, it being our aim to produce the very best Wagon Tank that can be made.

It is built for hard service and sold on its merits. We can supply Pumps, Suction Hose and Globe Valves at lowest Market Price. We manufacture several sizes of oval and round Corrugated W'agon Tanks but the most popular size is the Ten Barrel, which we 090 sell for North Tens Hardware Company An Unusual Sale of stylish, colorful dresses No. batiste with long waist, and full gathered skirt is very dainty. The tight fitting girdle is outlined with four rows of binding, and trimmed with tiny pearl buttons.

Sizes 14, 16, 18. 2.95 We take a great deal of pride in our offering of this new line of Marcy Lee Wash Frocks. As usual they reflect the latest styles of the moment in a low priced Colorful, chic and swanky, they are suitable for both home and street wear. No. subdued coloring of this straight line print Is brightened by the binding which edges the scallops runnirg from round collar to buckled belt.

Sizes 40 to 50. No. tight-fitting basque of this flowered print admires its large upstanding color. Pear shaped insets in the skirt and organdy pockets are trimmed in solid color binding. Sizes 16 to 44.

1.95 No. collar, small pockets, and scalloped skirt are accentuated by colored binding. A small black bow, little buttons and square buckle further enhance this print. Sizes 14 to 42. 1.95 No.

dotted batiste favoring basque and full skirt. The narrow organdy collar introduces a new note by ending in a tab at the right side, and the pockets follow the same design. Sizes 14 to 42. 1.95 No. floral print favoring darted basque and full skirt.

Cuffs pockets, and bands of organdy are appliqued on with dainty fagoting. A ruffle of organdy completes the one-sided collar. Sizes 14, 16, 18. Ml7 Cumberland Street Vernon, Texas 1 VERNON erkjns imberlake ompany TEXAS UNINCORPORATED.