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Newspaper
Amarillo Daily News
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 14, 1925
Page
5
Poem like reflection closes with a personal update on Margaret Locke Kirk of Perryton Texas improving at home after a visit from her daughter Mrs John LeMay of Fort Worth. The piece muses on sunset meanings and a hopeful land of peace beyond.
Friends of Mrs J T Langley report she has shown improvement after illness. Spotted at home with family, Langley is expected to continue recovery through the week.
The T. E. L. Class of the First Baptist Church reports all arrangements made for a successful picnic. The party meets at the church tonight at 6 o'clock and will travel to Box Canyon. Conveyance is provided for all members, families, and friends, who are invited to attend.
Social notes list Miss Georgie Kirkman ill at home on 310 South Pierce and several return visits. Mrs Jim Davis of Lubbock returns from visiting Mr and Mrs Davis Tudor at 601 Pierce. J A Kirkman Jr returns from Deaf Smith county ranch to grandmother Mrs A E Kirkman at 810 South Pierce. Gussie Brown of Fort Worth visits Mrs Douglas Harrison, 204 Lucerne Apartments. Jamie Schweizer from Danville Arkansas visits Mrs Olive M Childers then stays with Mrs A J Caldwell at 1924 Harrison Street. Mary Elizabeth and Edna Mae Leslie return to Alvord from sister F M Bosworth at 1308 E Sixth Street. N E Pulaski of Miami returns home after visiting F S Walker family at 1208 Harrison Street. Dr Daisy Pennock and family at 1603 Van Buren Street return from...
A black satin hat combines severe turban smartness with feminine charm through scarf ends that fall from the sides. The untrimmed design emphasizes simplicity and elegance.
Mrs Floyd Garwood and her young son are traveling for a vacation through Santa Fe and other New Mexico locations, with plans extending to Pampa for part of the trip.
Invitations issued for a Monday breakfast in Lucerne Apartments to honor Miss Gussie Brown, guest of Mrs. Douglas Harrison. The Laffalot Bridge Club meets today at 8 o clock at Mrs. Elliott Hatchs home 1508 Hayden Street.
Social 25 Club will meet at 2 30 this afternoon at Miss Ida Buckingham's home 909 West Thirteenth street. Visitors include Mrs Margaret Proctor Smith of Louisville and Mrs Will Thompson of Dallas who joined a Wednesday outing on the B 8 S Arnold ranch in Palo Duro Canyon hosted by Mrs Arnold. The gathering was informal with a small group of friends enjoying the ranch outing and dinner.
A practical guide to packing substantial box lunches for men and women alike with varied menus. Includes recipes and packing tips featuring meat sandwiches vegetable salads glass jars fruit dessert and compact fixes like individual pies and cheese or ham sandwiches with sauces and toppings.
A cooking tip suggests sprinkling half the slices with finely chopped celery and then covering with the remaining bread slices to form a layered mixture. The instruction emphasizes even distribution of celery within the sandwich style preparation.
Mrs. A J Caldwell entertained at 1913 Harrison Street with a bridge party honoring Miss Jamie Schweizer of Danville Arkansas guest of Mrs Olive Childers and Miss Elma J Asberry of Columbia Missouri. Prizes went to Mrs John Trolinger and Mrs R V Dawson, luncheon served to guests including many named ladies and gentlemen.
A widower states that after five years of suffering from stomach and liver trouble and gas attacks he lost over 50 pounds and became yellow. Six doses of Mayr's Wonderful Remedy cured him, restored his weight, and prompted congratulations. The ad claims the remedy clears catarrhal mucus and inflammation of the stomach and intestines, including appendicitis, with a money back guarantee from Randal Drug Co.
Donley County signed for a booth at the Tri-State Exhibition to be held September 26 to October 1. It becomes the twenty third county to enter and is known for its high quality agricultural products. Favorable precipitation this year aided prospects.
Special to The News from Lubbock reports the Plains ginning industry has grown notably over the past decade. R R Gilliland of Quanah cites this progress in response to a welcome speech by Pink L Parrish to the Plains Ginners Association. Charles A Malone of Plainview is elected president, succeeding Rufus Hardberger of Lubbock. Ray Grisham of Lubbock remains secretary. The next annual convention will be held in Lubbock next August.
A Texas Wonder remedy promises relief for kidney and bladder troubles including gravel back rheumatism and irregularities in men and women. If not available locally it can be mailed for 1.25 with sworn testimonials from Dr. E W Hall St Louis Missouri. Sold by druggists Ady.
Funeral services for Jane McCarty Heyser, daughter of Mr and Mrs L D Heyser, who died at 16138 Monroe Street, will be held at 3 o clock Saturday afternoon at First Baptist Church. Rev J C Sizemore will officiate, pallbearers named, burial in Llano Cemetery under Griggs Undertaking.
Funeral service for Charles P. Martin 19 son of Mr and Mrs W P Martin of Canyon will be at the Methodist church in Canyon conducted by Rev M M Beavers. Pallbearers named Ira Greenfield Felix Pierce Fred Williams Delbert Lowe Emmitt McCormick Pat Gerald. Burial in Dreamland Cemetery by Griggs Undertaking company.
A carload of white Georgia marble and tile for flooring arrived for the Amarillo Hotel's new section. Crews rush work to have the hotel ready for the Tri-State Exposition opening September 26. Owner Col. Ernest O. Thompson says completion by September 15 if steady pace continues.
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