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Newspaper
Amarillo Daily News
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 13, 1925
Page
5
A reflective verse recalls childhood wrapped in love and protection, tracing early happiness and lessons learned. It speaks of enduring faith, enduring joy, and the hope of eternal love that guides through time. The speaker envisions a future of love eternal and peaceful days ahead.
Ko Ko Hai Bridge Club plans an afternoon meeting this evening at 8 80 oclock with Mrs J W Jones at 1001 A Pierce Street. Ray Wheatley and daughter Jane Wheatley, fresh from a long visit to Santa Fe and the Colorado and New Mexico mountains, are due home by week end.
The Intermediate Department of the B Y P A of the First Baptist Church held a delightful party Tuesday evening at Mrs. D W Mays home 1101 Van Buren Street. Games were arranged for the young people and refreshments of ices and wafers were enjoyed.
Church notes describe the First Baptist choir under Mrs. R P Parcells to rehearse at 8 o clock as revival music work begins. Social items report Elizabeth Ann Ludden’s tenth birthday celebration with family and friends at 1503 Pierce Street and various visits and notices from Amarillo and nearby towns. A recipe for fixing bananas concludes the trimmed column.
The article notes a fashion concession showing a broad white ostrich brim hat with a black velvet crown. It suggests this accessory requires a very fair complexion in its wearer.
Mrs Walter Schopper of Chickasha Oklahoma visits her mother Mrs F B Sanford at 13044 Fillmore street formerly Leta Sanford. She plans to leave for Denver Colorado at week’s end to join her husband. Miss Eva Skelton and Miss Mary McDonald of Hereford were weekend guests of Mrs H Witt and Miss Lucile Oakes.
Mrs J M Crotty of Fort Worth hosted a three course luncheon for the Bide A Wee Club at 904 Buchanan Street. Rooms were filled with seasonal flowers and guests played bridge after lunch with high score to Mrs I M Crotty, followed by Mrs M O Neill and Mrs M C McIntosh. Attendees included Mesdames O Neal Shaughnessy Florida Joyce McIntosh Crotty and others.
Warning against calomel for liver use promotes Dodson's Liver Tone as a harmless vegetable substitute. Ad claims calomel salivates gums and teeth and makes readers feel sick, urging use of the product for biliousness and constipation with a money-back promise.
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