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Newspaper
Amarillo Daily News
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 14, 1925
Page
18
A reader's poem tribute from Can yon Texas contemplates sunrise and far places while praising a Can yon Texas author. A house feature describes adobe color, iron hardware, a Spanish tiled sun room, glassed and screened, French doors, and a well equipped kitchen in Mr. Matthews home highlighting improved architecture and detail.
The G C Matthews Spanish bungalow at 169 Fountain Avenue, Country Club Addition, will be open for visitors for two more days with the final at home day set for Tuesday. The house features orange color, wrought iron grills, a large elgak room, and an artful interior with Italian plaster walls.
Mrs Grace Stover Krug and Mrs Linden Webb return home from Chicago after studying voice with William Shakespeare the noted English instructor. Mrs Krug will reopen her studio on September 1.
Mrs J C Morgan hosted a Tuesday afternoon bridge and 42 party at 1723 Monroe Street honoring Dallas visitors Mrs W R Biggers and B B McLarry. High scores went to Mrs A T Biggers in bridge and Mrs E W Pipkin in 42 games.
The Senior B Y P U held a regular meeting and elected Miss Juanita Pool president Russell H. Dilday vice president Miss Vera Sizemore secretary Vera Gilbert treasurer Miss Virgie Spiliers pianist Miss Lucille Murphy quiz leader Miss Helen Scott group captain No 1 Miss Opal Spillers group captain No 2 The group invites others to join their efforts.
Mrs. Margaret Proctor Smith of Louisville visits 2000 Monroe with the Goochs and will depart Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Williams welcome a newborn son at 1200 Taylor. Miss Rachel Dunaway, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. E. T. Dunaway, leaves today for Denver then Chicago and New York City to begin social service work. Mrs. Frank J. Storm and children plan to return from California by September 1. Howard Trigg on business in Roswell and other New Mexico points. Mr. and Mrs. L. P. Martin Jr depart for a California vacation to visit relatives. Mrs. J. H. Cureton hosts Mrs. H. C. Ammons at 1003 Jackson. J. Levy heads to Sarasota with stops in Birmingham and Memphis. Floyd Lackey visits Butte. Mrs. Wash P. Jones, now in Los Angeles, stops in Amarillo en route to Chicago. Mrs. C. C. Hunter travels from El Paso toward Tucson. Red Star Flour advertised for baking needs.
A patient asks a riddle about the shape of fresh air in a curious exchange with the speaker. The phrase reflects a playful or philosophical moment cited as Tit- Hite.
The American and Belgian debt commissions marked time in negotiations over funding the Netherlands war debt to the United States totaling 480 million dollars. Work was suspended until Tuesday to report progress to higher officials and receive further instructions. Secretary Mellon and Senator Smoot headed to Plymouth Vermont to brief President Coolidge while the delegations remained connected by cable with their governments. Officials termed progress satisfactory but a final decision is pending.
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