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Newspaper
Amarillo Daily News
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 02, 1925
Page
5
The text expresses a wish to pursue a higher goal and a safer path through challenges. It credits Mrs Lola Stone Evans as a gifted instructor whose influence will endure across the Panhandle, and thanks supporters for enabling ongoing work.
Mrs O of Santa Fe will host Mrs Jamie Schweizer of Danville Illinois at 1507 Madison Street for a fiesta. J N and Bill Childers return today from Little Rock Arkansas and will accompany their mother and Mrs Schweizer to the Santa Fe fiesta.
Dr C L Cartwright of Breckenridge will preach at the 11 oclock service at Polk Street Methodist church. He is pastor of the First Methodist church of Breckenridge which has recently built a new church. He is visiting relatives in Amarillo with his family while on the way to Colorado.
The Progressive Series Normal passes a unanimous resolution praising the Federation for the generous use of the Women's Club Rooms. It notes the comfortable arrangements that greatly facilitated teaching and student work and expresses gratitude for the facility.
Prominent Louisville concert singer and former China mission teacher, Mrs. Margaret Proctor Smith, arrives in Amarillo en route home from California. She will stay about two weeks with Mrs. Henry Gooch at 2000 Monroe Street, having performed in Central China and earned the nickname Kentucky Nightingale.
The report notes her stay in Hankow and regret at missing a concert in Peking while she visits as a guest at the Wagonslits Hotel.
Mr and Mrs J M Davis hosted a guest list including Mrs Will Horn of Baltimore and Miss Ruth Harrison of Stratford. Many residents are noted for visits and travel in Colorado, Texas, New Mexico and California, with several returning home from trips and extended stays.
The State Bar association will hold its first meeting since mandatory membership law, in the supreme court room at the state house on August 19 at 10 a.m. Papers include The Press and the Courts by C M Botts, Recent Legislative Enactments by Judge C J Brice, and A Comparison of American and English Court Procedure by EB C Crampton. Officers: J M Hervey of Albuquerque, A H Hudspeth of Carrizozo, Carl H Gilbert of Santa Fe, Jose D Sena of Santa Fe.
The girls work committee of the Rotary Club will oversee the Thursday August 6 program titled What girls work committee of the Rotary Club hopes to do for the girls of Amarillo during the coming year. Dr. M. W. Cunningham chairs the committee and urged Amarillo women to offer suggestions for Rotary assistance.
Robert Ricks, prominent in business circles, has announced the opening of an office in Suite A Western Building to handle real estate and insurance. He was associated with T. M. Bruner for six years and has broad city acquaintances.
Leon P. Montgomery announces Lois Walton in complete charge of the millinery department at Montgomery Brothers Amarillo. Walton travels to major style centers for fall fashions and will return in about two weeks with new patterns. She previously led The Marizon millinery for eighteen months and is known in Amarillo trade circles. SIKESTON barber shop restricts patrons to men though owned by a woman. women barred from service.
Littlefield business men funded complete equipment for a children’s playground and wading pool placed on the Presbyterian church property. Scores of local children use it daily, enjoying the new tricycles and play facilities at 118 West 12th.
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