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Newspaper
Amarillo Daily News
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 01, 1925
Page
5
A reflective piece citing W A Phelan from Times Star Cincinnati on how animals communicate across summers and snows. It explores how dogs cats and horses might view people and each other in their own language and hints at humor and honesty in their observations.
Miss Radie Britain hosted a midsummer recital for her piano pupils at her Monroe Street home after rain canceled a planned canyon recital. Ruth Virginia Perdue and Balie Warren impressed with readings and singing while the group showcased piano pieces like Tarantella and Noc Turne Op.9 No.2. Regrets were voiced as Britain departs for Europe to fulfill a fall and winter concert contract.
A list of names and musical titles appears, featuring Spring and Martha Greening among others. Included are Ruth Virginia Perdue, Simple Aven, Bonnie Marie Britain, Tea Water Lily, Evelyn Kennedy, Scherzo No. 1, Josephine Welmaker, Little Grey Home in the West, Babe Warren, Berceuse, Elizabeth Glenn, Polonaise Op. 40 No. 1, Elizabeth Fly.
Miss Thelma Copeland returns from visits with friends and relatives in Whitesboro Sherman Denton Dallas and other points. Mrs D T Pearce and boys Edward Earl George and Garland depart for a month in East Texas with relatives. Mrs Earl Hedgecake returns from seven weeks in Fort Worth Houston and Galveston.
The Girl Scouts camped for a two week outing at Delater's ranch and started intensive athletics and physical culture training. Miss Lois Tolleson leads the program with chilly 58 degree mornings and cold plunges, aiming to have campers well prepared for winter school work. Rain delayed activities Thursday but enrollment should finish soon and camps will proceed with safeguards for the girls' welfare.
Mr and Mrs Robert Sparks announce the arrival of a daughter at their home in Wichita Falls The Sparks are linked with Dye Ford and Rogers theaters in Wichita Falls and have prior ties to Amarillo
The cake curls at the edges when oven heat is too high early, causing the outside to rise faster than the interior and then slump. Coarse texture stems from high baking temperature or the whipping beater. a Clover beater yields a finer grain, producing a steadier, less swollen white.
Mrs. Quentin Shelton attends the Mizpah club meeting hosted by Mrs. W M Moore at 1013 Tenth Street with morning informal needlework and a later salad course. Zinnias and garden flowers decorate the home as guests are served.
Amarillo building permits for July reached 175 633 dollars up from 157 800 last year. Ninety-nine? No, 63 permits this July versus 80 in 1924. Permits included nine business houses costing 28 075 dollars, 40 dwellings and 14 repairs 17 368 dollars. Last year seven mercantile permits 96 70 cents, 21 dwellings 60 400 and two repairs 700. City growing into homes, demand for more buildings evident.
Mrs A A Utterback manager of Rolling Stone Store No 6 at 502 North Fillmore reports strong early patronage since opening July 22. The new store offers groceries meats fruits vegetables and unique service including a McCray meat case and house specials. She notes local mothers and Mothers Club ties support the venture as the community adopts the modern grocery.
Trains are again being operated over the Fort Worth and Denver bridge across the Canadian river near Tascosa after a washout Tuesday night. Five spans were swept away during high water, forcing Denver trains to divert over Rock Island lines.
Breakfast includes stewed prunes cereal thin cream French toast with syrup milk and coffee. Luncheon features cream of potato soup tomato and cabbage salad oatmeal macaroons berries whole wheat bread milk and tea. Dinner offers jellied bouillon rice loaf creamed string beans watercress and cheese ball salad sliced peaches sponge cake graham bread milk and coffee. The tea and coffee may be iced or
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