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Newspaper
Amarillo Daily News
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 29, 1925
Page
5
A long poem explores death and the afterlife with a speaker seeking guidance from a whispered voice. The prose section shifts to social notices, then indoor life features, including a list of attendees and decor at a social gathering. An article on electric cookery follows, detailing care, safety, and practical uses.
A Thursday afternoon orchid tea at Amarillo Country Club hosted by Mrs John Ward honored Mrs Howard Wilson of Pomona California. Over 150 guests visited between 4 and 6 pm to renew acquaintances with the longtime Amarillo social figure. Masters Wilson Ward and Corder Wilson welcomed arrivals as Mrs James L Scott and Mrs G T Vineyard guided guests to the hostess and honoree.
Practical tips on modern housekeeping and cooking that compare today’s methods with those of earlier generations. The article notes how improvements ease domestic duties and offer guidance to contemporary housekeepers.
Mrs L L Hudgins held a miscellaneous shower at 604 Jefferson Street Thursday afternoon honoring Mrs E T McBride who leaves today for Redlands California to make her future home. Guests included Mesdames Dickerson Berg Brown Bages West Lavender Bowlin Webster Roddy Claybrook and Hollingshead plus others.
Mrs. W T Grant and children left yesterday for Liberal Kansas while Mr and Mrs M S Wasson plan a two month stay in Los Angeles California The Sloane family hosts Miss Mabel Sloane who returns to Casper Wyoming Mrs Noble Gray visits from Wichita Falls and Eddie Nunamaker of Spartanburg is hosted by Mrs Jack Clark A picnic for the Order of Eastern Star and Masons and their families is set for today at 5 30 pm at the Masonic Hall Polk Street with transit arranged and all to bring lunch baskets Transportation committee members include J W Britt D W Brittain and George Stapleton
SPRY B announces another enjoyable Elk's dance at their home Tuesday evening and invites all members plus Under 21 Club participants to attend.
Cynthia Grey relays Mr. F. E. Bigelow of Seattle stating American women drive husbands and sweethearts to better dress. He credits women with awakening men to style, noting wives influence suit choices, demanding more options, and often directing purchases for superior sartorial looks.
A trainload of Post Toasties and Double-Thick Corn Flakes has reached Texas fresh from Battle Creek. The cereals are triple wrapped in a paper bag, cardboard carton, and wax wrap to preserve crispness and flavor. Ask for Post Toasties for corn flakes at their best.
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