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Newspaper
Amarillo Daily News
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1925
Page
6
Dorothy Dix argues that forbidding lovers drives them to rash actions and sparks. She notes parents misjudge love, as opposition often accelerates unions, while time quietly dissolves mismatched pairings and reveals true faults.
Dorothy Dix argues that ridicule can deter romance by exposing flaws and social foibles. She notes how peers and parents may influence a young woman’s choice, suggesting indirect social pressure can prevent misalliances more effectively than outright opposition.
A Central Presbyterian Bazaar opens Thursday at 667 Taylor street with booths such as the North Pole gift display, the Christmas gift booth, the Sugar Plum Booth, Yum Yum Cupboard baked goods, and Red Schoolhouse books and flowers. Decorations chairwoman is Mrs. E W Hardin and the large Taylor street store will glow festive. society notes include Sunday School reports and visits by Mrs. Warner and Miss Laura V Hamner with notable roles for Amarillo teachers.
A major winter dance planned for Friday night at the Fike home promises more than a regular event. The Oetrander entertainers arrive in Amarillo from fashionable summer resorts, adding glamorous flair. All Kika and Under Twenty4ime tah members are urged to attend this festive occasion.
A Canadian Record note describes Miss Rebecca Stickley’s forthcoming marriage and a party at Mrs. B F Tepe’s residence in her honor. Attendees included Misses Stickley Buckley Coratset Gerlach Myers Hardage Stickley and Mesdames Carver Cornelius Williams Rossiter Chambers Fatheree Lee Jackson Hobdy Tipps. Chrysanthemums and other flowers decorated the event.
Amarillo readers learn soprano May Peterson Thompson of the Metropolitan Grand Opera Company will perform in Dallas for radio station WFAA and newspapers. She will appear with Allan McQuhae of the same organization on Sunday night December 13 from 9 to 10 o'clock.
The annual Christmas bazaar and market of St Andrew's Episcopal Church will be held Friday and Saturday at the City Light & Water Company on Taylor Street. Dainty aprons handkerchiefs undies and handmade gifts will be on display along with imported Japanese articles. The Altar Guild runs the candy booth and serves home made confections. Afternoon tea will be served each day and Mrs R L McMeans will oversee the tea tables.
Circle Four of Central Presbyterian church will meet Wednesday at 3 PM at the home of Mrs J C Paschal 1269 Joslin Street.
Aged Civil War veteran Harris A Morrison, 80, received full military honors from Canyon American Legion post. Funeral held at Canyon Methodist Church with Rev. M. M. Beavers officiating. Burial at Dreamland cemetery. Morrison died at his Canyon home after a three day illness. Surviving widow and four children reside in Plainview Chicago and Canyon. Morrison served in a Union regiment from Ohio. He moved to Canyon four years ago.
The Hi Y Club organized a junior police force to aid traffic near the high school building at noon. The group aims to reduce danger for children crossing the street by improving traffic flow. Discussion at Monday night’s meeting touched on Texas and Amarillo.
George Stapleton 88th Degree Mason spoke at a Dallas Scottish Rite meeting where Dr. A J Caldwell received Knights Commander of the Court of Honor. He urged forming a Lodge of Perfection for Texas as Panhandle Masons travel 300 to 500 miles to view degrees and rarely see them again. Sam P. Cochran hosted a banquet for 33rd degree Masons.
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