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Newspaper
Amarillo Daily News
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 18, 1925
Page
5
A short reflective verse warns that unspoken kindness and neglected duties haunt a person at night. It enumerates missed opportunities for love, guidance, and care, from delayed letters to withheld comforting words, urging mindful action despite personal troubles.
Miss Julia Smith, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W J Smith, marries Douglas R Nethery in Dallas on August 13 at 10 am. Dr Arthur Baker of the Presbyterian Church officiates. Mrs Nethery grew up in Amarillo and has many local friends. Mr Nethery works for Plains Pipe Line at Eldorado and will reside at 615 East Florida after September 1.
Dr James M Cook president of Montezuma College Montezuma New Mexico Hereford spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Ricks yesterday while passing through the city Mr and Mrs Greathouse formerly of this city but living in Tulsa Oklahoma for the past two years are spending a few days in Amarillo Mr and Mrs Greathouse are contemplating going to Florida for the winter R W Duke oil operator of Wichita Falls is on a business trip to this city Miss Jessie Smith is enjoying an extended vacation on a ranch near Roswell Mrs R B Kuykendall of Cleburne is visiting her daughter Miss Lena Kuykendall and son John Kuykendall and family Mr and Mrs Douglas Connelly of Mrs Hollis Walker 508 Merchant street Mr and Mrs W R Gowdy of 1411 Buchanan street left Sunday on an overland trip to Colorado Springs where they will spend about two weeks Mr and Mrs Charles Dickens of Corpus Christi who are en route to Portland Oregon spent last week in the city as guests of Mr and Mrs Hollis Walker 508 Merchant street Mr and Mrs Albert Randall announce the arrival of a fine son at their home at 407 Florida Avenue Friday.
A fragmented report notes a shift in Panhandle agriculture from feeding cattle and brush to cultivating peaches. It highlights the evolving belief about soil suitability and promises further details on this agricultural transition.
A preview notes the Picture Hat gaining afternoon appeal in black satin with a decorative ribbon. It covers a peach story about Dr. R. McMeans peaches and rival claims by R. A. Campbell. The main item: Virginia Whalen, 12, from Tyler street, grew a tree bearing a peach over a pound and a quarter, praised for perfect shape and flavor.
The Central Presbyterian church hosted a large service highlighted by a beautiful sacred solo "The Lord Jehovah Reigneth" sung by a gifted singer. Rev Galand Shell of Childress delivered the morning sermon, and Amarillo’s citizens were urged to hear such talent in future services.
Society awaits the wedding of Frances Wyatt daughter of Mrs G S Wyatt to J Hugh Craig both of this city. The ceremony will be at high noon Wednesday at the bride’s mother home 1010 Pierce Street with Rev S A Barnes of Wichita Falls officiating. The couple depart for a Denver honeymoon and will reside in Amarillo after September.
Miss Louise Anthony of Amarillo was guest of honor at a Dumas Texas social event hosted by Mr and Mrs H G Beauchamp. Guests included many Dumas society girls and local families with elaborate decorations and a punch and cake reception. Lubbock’s John H Puckett lands Panhandle South Plains Fair concessions contract for twelve annual fair running September 29 to October 8.
In Valdosta Georgia Mrs L O Dasner reports relief from severe female weakness and back pains after Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. In Battle Creek Michigan Mrs C E Palmer describes rapid relief from abdominal swelling and nervous condition after using the same product and offers to share her experience with others.
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