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Newspaper
Amarillo Daily News
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 28, 1925
Page
5
A new auto jack driven by a small motor from the vehicle battery has been invented. The device raises and lowers the car with controlled power, offering a compact tool for tire changes and maintenance.
A poem wonders how kin and neighbors will recall a Claude Girl after death and whether her country good deeds will be remembered. The text then shares a cookbook note and a cottage cheese pie recipe describing how to bake a dessert with currants and lemon and instructions for a separate meringue topping.
Velour hats with turned up brims suit fall wear. The article notes bold shades like fuchsia Lanvin green lead pencil blue and purple as popular color choices, highlighting how the stylish small hat completes the season’s outfits.
Rev. and Mrs. F. W. O'Malley and son Chas. returned home Wednesday evening from an overland tour that included Yellowstone Park Salt Lake City and numerous Colorado points in a memorable journey.
The Senior Christian Endeavor of the First Christian Church will meet at 6:45 Sunday evening in the men’s Bible class east of the church with Miss Nina Hawkins in charge of the topic The Good News. All young people of the city are invited to attend.
Mrs Howard Williams entertained the La Aquillee Club Tuesday afternoon at her home on Polk street. Guests enjoyed garden flowers, needlework, and refreshments of sandwich loaf ice cream and cake.
Justa Bridge Club met at 701 Sunset Avenue hosted by Mrs. Ben Henson. High score went to Mrs. F. E. DeCosta, consolation to Mrs. H. L. Byers, guest favor to Mrs. Wade Holman. Attendees included Mesdames DeCosta Byers Holman Beer Cox Ballard. Ice and cake served. Social “25” to Meet Today at 2:30 hosted by Mrs. C. B. Farmer at 909 Madison Street.
Fall themed social notes describe forty ladies gathering at Mrs. George Waddill’s 1902 Taylor Street home for needlework and bridge. Honoring Miss Emily Loving Wilson of Fort Worth, Miss Maurine Wallingford hosted a charming evening with high score winner Wilson. Other club plans include a Mizpah Needle Club outing and Tri-State Fair prep.
The shoulder bow with long dangling ends is a popular choice for afternoon and evening frocks worn by debutantes. It suits slender, youthful figures and marks a departure from the shoulder bouquet look.
Guests enjoyed an afternoon on the lawn with arranged seating, ice cream and angel food cake. Morning hostesses included Mesdames George Waddill J L Scott John Ward W F Manning Vigil Moore Wells Faulkner George Truitt and C E Smith.
Solon C. Byrd of Amarillo and Miss Ruth Hebd of Claude wed at the Presbyterian parsonage 1110 Taylor Street with Rev. Ras mus Thomson officiating. Byrd, known in Amarillo and Claude, works for Hamon Whittington Mortgage Co. The bride taught in Claude public schools. They will reside at 1604 Jefferson Street, Amarillo.
A grand jury returned indictments against four individuals. Paul Skipper and his wife face theft charges for sums over $50, Dixie Fowler is indicted for manufacturing liquor, and Joe Rice faces a theft from person charge.
The Potter County Prohibition Club met with enthusiasm at Fifth and Polk streets last night, presided over by Judge J. W. Crudgington. Dr. R. J. Clements has returned to Amarillo after a month away. In other cities, Santa Fe plans a demonstration train for September. The jury was not sworn in the RB P Church v Oaks case as Judge Browning was ill during charge preparation.
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