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Newspaper

Amarillo Daily News

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Aug 05, 1925

Page

5

Spider and Poet Poem Then Society Meeting Change

A verse by W. M. laments a spider and a poet sharing a fate of confinement and labor. The Polk Street Methodist Church Woman's Missionary Society reschedules its meeting from 3:30 to 8:00 this evening to allow Mrs. Margaret Proctor Smith to speak at the Episcopal church at 4 o'clock.

W. M.S Woman's Missionary Society of Polk Street Methodist Church Margaret Proctor Smith Episcopal Church

Large crowd greets Mrs. Sanford at new church quarters

A large turnout greeted Mrs. F. B. Sanford as the T. E. L. Class of the First Baptist Church returned from vacation to their permanent quarters. Twenty eight attended en tithe and thirty brought Bibles while twenty five studied their lesson. The class will read the book of John and discuss it by chapters each Sunday.

Kansas City contralto praises Amarillo visit

Kansas City musician Mrs. N. H. Macon, a prominent contralto, expresses delight with Amarillo as she and her cousin Mrs. Minnie G. Scott host her during a stay connected to the Scott School of Dancing. The statement reflects satisfaction with the friendly atmosphere and accommodations.

Kansas City Amarillo N. H. Macon Minnie G. Scott Scott School of Dancing Macon

Mrs Macon Delights Western Plains Audience On Tour

A rested artist making her first western plains visit, Mrs. Macon impressed with the breadth of the region. The Kansas City contralto soloist, notable for a three octave range, has long association with churches and independent bookings. She studies under Eduardo Lacerdote in Chicago and spent three years at Bush Conservatory. Her radio programs have reached thousands and she has appeared in Dallas, Waco, San Antonio, Houston and Galveston.

Macon Kansas City Eduardo Lacerdote Chicago Musical College

Miss Gertrude Doolen Weds Paul Craig in Quiet Amarillo Ceremony

Miss Gertrude Doolen and J. Paul Craig wed yesterday morning at Rev W M Lane’s home 1702 Taylor. They begin a Santa Fe and Colorado honeymoon and will reside in Clovis New Mexico. The bride, daughter of Mrs W S Doolen of Paducah, has long lived with her aunt Mrs Ridings in Amarillo. The groom, son of J F Craig, has been in Amarillo five years and recently bought the Piggly Wiggly in Clovis.

Gertrude Doolen Paul Craig J. Paul Craig W. M. Lane Taylor Street

Visits and Travels Of Local Residents

Mrs J W Puckett heads to California for about a month visiting relatives. Mrs T B Rhodes and daughter Dorothy return to Tucson after a pleasant visit with Mrs E H Petty. Dr and Mrs Richard Keys host Mr and Mrs J E Richerd and four children en route to California. Richerd is Keys's brother. Miss Sarah Louise Brandt returns from a two week California trip visiting her aunt Miss Sarah Flynn. Miss Lucile Ward resumes nurse training after an operation. she visited Fort Worth and toured New Mexico before returning to Amarillo. Mrs J T Langley, seriously ill at 509 N Fillmore, is much better.

J. W. Puckett California T. B. Rhodes Dorothy Tucson Arizona E. H. Petty Rhodes Richard Keys J. E. Richerd Gustave Guy Martha J. C Athens Alabama Mr. Richerd Keys Sarah Louise Brandt St. Anthony’s Sanitarium Sarah Flynn Lucile Ward St. Anthony's Sanitarium Fort Worth New Mexico Amarillo J. T. Langley N. Fillmore Street

Pollyanna Club Gifts Spread Sunshine to Many

The Pollyanna Club of the Senior Aidelis Class at First Baptist Church spent time with acts of kindness. Last week more than fifty people received thoughtful gifts, brightening their lives, and this week the club expects to reach even more.

First Baptist Church

Mr and Mrs Short Entertain With Family Reunion

Mr and Mrs J G Short hosted a regular family reunion at their home on Fillmore Street. Also present were their children and extended family including Mr and Mrs J B Short and children from Wise County, Ben Short and family, and B S Short of Grayson County.

MISS PATTERSON HOSTESS AT BRIDGE PARTY

Miss Frances Patterson hosted a summer bridge gathering at her home 1893 Van Buren Street. Four tables hosted games with high score earned by Miss Josephine Gist and consolation by Miss Lora Louise Exum. Attendees included a long list of Dallas young women.

Marjorie Williams Lillian Blanche Thompson Zuma Vance Cotten Jane McCullough Wilda Smith Mary Lucy Montgomery Frances Powell Elizabeth Meyer Mary Louise Askew Flora Louise Exum Josephine Gist Carmina Johnson Allene Crudgington Mary Mildred Vineyard Agnes Beasley Olivia Mitchell Mary Evans Zimmerman Dallas Mary Stone Louise Neal Kathryn Coble Maurene Wallingford

Mrs. Margaret Proctor Smith to Speak at St Andrews Church

All women’s church groups are invited to hear Mrs. Margaret Proctor Smith this afternoon at 4 at St. Andrew’s Episcopal Church. The meeting will be held in the church to provide ample seating for those wishing to hear about her work with Hankow China and the American Church Mission in China.

Margaret Proctor Smith St. Andrew's Episcopal Church Mrs. Smith Hankow China

Library Board Delays Meetings Until September

The Potter County Library board will take a vacation this month and cancel all meetings until the first Wednesday in September.

Potter Potter County Library

Earthquake Tale Sparks Wives Travel Jitter in Amarillo

A circulating anecdote about a prominent businessman's wife fearing an earthquake note travels with friends. She had gone to California for a month but is startled by an extra announcing a quake in Texas, specifically Amarillo, Panhandle. She questions her husband about staying in the “country of earthquakes.”

California Newsies Texas Amarillo Panhandle

Rain Sends Picnickers Indoors Monday

The Sunday School Class of the First Baptist Church led by Mrs Grover C Bishop planned an outdoor picnic for Monday evening but rain forced attendees inside. The group, likely including church members and families, adjusted plans to a indoor gathering at the church venue.

First Baptist Church Grover C. Bishop

New fall scarf styles feature high collars for neck coverage

A brief note on fall fashion highlights a short scarf that fits snugly around the throat, creating a stock-like look. The trend emphasizes high collars as the season’s novelty, reflecting fashion’s push toward more neckline coverage.

Supper at City Park Ends Amid Stormy Dash to Church Parlors

A church gathering followed a city park supper as dark clouds and a sudden storm sent about forty attendees scurrying into church parlors. The evening proved delightful with a hearty spread and informal games.

Quiet wedding at Sacred Heart Church ends in Stamford union

A quiet Sunday ceremony at Sacred Heart Church priests blessed Miss Bernice Marcus and Thomas Alverson of Stamford. Officiating Father Leo, attendees Mrs William Walsh and Mr Walsh, bridal party admired georgette and orange grape de chine outfits. A reception at 505 West Eighth followed by a supper, couple departs for Stamford where the groom runs a business.

Sacred Heart Church Leo Bernice Marcus J. M. Rockish Thomas Alverson Stamford William Walsh Walsh West Eighth Street Santa Fe

Petition Granted for Graveling Two Residence Streets

City commission held a brief session with C A Wisk presiding in Mayor Bivin’s absence. A committee led by J H Gouldy presented a petition to gravel and gutter Harrison Street between Sixth and Tench, and Eighth Street between Tyler and Jackson. The board said the work would be taken up soon. The petition from Chas Dixon urged city take over electricity for two Third Street light standards, noting private citizens had funded the setup.

Board of City Commission C. A Wisk Bivin J. H. Gouldy Harrison Sixth Tench Streets Eighth Tyler Jackson Chas. Dixon Third Street

Funeral delayed for Vega child Lois Lemke

Heavy rains postponed the Vega funeral for four year old Lois Alice Lemke daughter of Mr and Mrs V E Lemke. Services were moved to Vega Methodist Church at 2 30 pm with Rev Hill officiating. Griggs Undertaking Company conveyed the body overland to Vera. The child died in a local hospital early Monday morning.

Lois Alice Lemke Vega Vega Methodist Church Rev. Hill Griggs Undertaking Company Vera Focal Hospital

Buy Red Star Floor Today For Real Quality

A brisk sales prompt urges readers to purchase Red Star flooring, highlighting genuine quality and suggesting immediate action. The message centers on product value and urges consumer buying.

Rain Delays Work on Odd Fellows Building

Rain delayed construction on the Odd Fellows Building at Fifth and Pierce. Water pumped from the basement and portions of walls caved in after Monday night’s downpour. If no further problems arise, workmen will begin pouring concrete this afternoon per architects Smith and Townes.

Fifth and Pierce Street Smith and Townes

Probate notice for will of Joseph C. Thompson in Potter County

The County Court of Potter County Texas issues a probate notice for the will and testament of Joseph C Thompson deceased. Lottie Thompson petitions jurisdiction and directs interro gatories to J M Warren and Grace Warren of Roger Mills County Oklahoma with depositions to follow. The court requires cross interrogatories within twenty days and sets the August 24 1925 hearing at the Amarillo courthouse for probate and testamentary matters.

Joseph C. Thompson Potter County Texas Court House State OF Texas Lottie Thompson Joseph C.thompson J. M. Warren Grace Warren Roger Mills County Oklahoma Aguarillo Amarillo A. D E. M. Pittman Potter County

Dickeys Old Reliable Hye Water Advertisement

An old newspaper ad for Dickey’s Hye Water promising to cool heal and strengthen sore weak tired eyes. Appears in a small print notice aimed at druggists and general readers.

Dickey

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