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Newspaper
Amarillo Daily News
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 30, 1925
Page
5
A reflective poem where the speaker compares life to fabric woven with colors and threads. It traces a bright initial influence, a lingering scarlet thread, and a hope that in old age the final fabric reveals a thread of gold. The piece blends personal tribute with Shakespearean allusion.
Miss Mattea McClurkin, teacher of expression and creative art, affiliated with Lyceum Arts Conservatory in Chicago and Geneva Parks McNaughton of the Colorado Chautauqua, will run a North Amarillo studio alongside her south side classes. A Curry School of Expression graduate, she is poised for a full season as schools of music and art reopen.
Mrs Mary Miller Beard arrives from Louisville and Kansas City after six weeks of readings and recitals. She holds European and American credentials and will reopen her studio of expression at 1300 Taylor Street.
Judge Henry will deliver a sermon at Houston Street Methodist Church this morning at 11 oclock. Bishop will fill the appointment with Rev. B. Pirtle serving as pastor. The public is invited to attend.
The new Child Welfare Club year books are off the press and members are urged to call at Mrs. R. J. Parsons home at 1200 Van Buren Street to secure copies as soon as possible.
Mrs J F Bromert hosted a Pajarito Club gathering Friday at 1005 West Thirteenth Street. Guests enjoyed sweet peas and golden glow decor, three tables of games, and late sherbet and cake. Score winners were Mrs Davis and Mrs S V Mize.
Amarillo area friends Miss Ida Farrell and Miss Mildred Nation acquire the San Jacinto Heights poster paper once run by Forrest Warren. The effort follows Farrell’s prior success in reviving troubled papers and signals continued community literary activity with a varied program featuring Trio Cavantina Angel's Serenade piano and violin selections and multiple young performers.
Master Woolworth Russell celebrated his ninth birthday with a large youthful gathering yesterday afternoon. Flowers and ferns adorned the rooms as a music and readings program entertained guests before outdoor games on the lawn. A pink candle decorated cake was cut and served with ice cream to Russell and several friends and neighbors. The notice also mentions the First Christian church Senior Christian Endeavor meeting at 6 45 p m with a program titled The Good News and speaker lineup.
Hall and Robert Axtell with Prof. W Axtell present a recital at Central Presbyterian on Tuesday evening September 1 at 8 18 oclock. The pianists studied in New York City and this marks their first public concert. Admission is free, donations accepted for the church building fund.
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