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Newspaper

Amarillo Daily News

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Dec 02, 1925

Page

6

Community Choir elects officers and welcomes new director

A large Polk Street Methodist Church annex gathering renewed interest in the Community Choir started two winters ago under Bradley D. L. Kimbrough. Eleanor Ryder was elected president Howard Williams vice president Sanders secretary and Mrs J L McLaughlin treasurer. Dr Phillip Wolfram, formerly of Chicago, will lead this season with Mrs Wolfram as pianist. The group praised past efforts and anticipated a successful year with strong support from local business people and singers.

Polk Street Methodist Church Bradley DL. Kimbrough Eleanor Ryder Howard Williams Sanders J. L. Mclaughlin Phillip Wolfram Chicago Wolfram Grace Stover Krugwinter

Junior Mothers Meeting at Senior High PTA

The Junior Mothers of the Senior High School Parent-Teacher Club will meet in room 204 of the high school Thursday at 3 30 pm. All mothers with a child in the Junior High School are urged to attend.

PT Club San Jacinto

Wild Rose Lodge Meets for Officer Election Today

The Wild Rose Lodge at Lot Wo 312 Los Angeles to B R T holds a regular meeting at 2 pm with an officer election on the agenda and all members urged to attend. Emma Mae George of Southwestern Public Service has taken a leave of absence and left Nov 30 for California to spend the winter. Mrs. W M Hall hosted an orchid and gold tea at 1809 Harrison Street honoring her sister Mrs. James A Hall of Clovis New Mexico visiting for the Sousa Band Concert.

Wild Rose Lodge Wild Rose Lote Wo L. A Alifornia Emma Mae George Southwestern Public Service Company California W. M. Hall Harrison Street James A. Hall Clovis N. M Hall J. C. Dickey G. C. Davis G. C. McDaniel D. Roach Virgil Moore W. C. Sikes

Royal Neighbors meet for officer election at hall

Goldenrod Camp of Royal Neighbors of America meets at 8 pm at the W O W Hall for officer elections and all members are urged to attend. Circle 5 of Central Presbyterian meets at 2 30 pm for a review of New Days In Latin America. Circles 3 attendees to be guests. bring thimbles and sewing for Thursday bazaar.

Goldenrod Gardenrod Camp R. N of A Ww. O. W. Hall Circle Central Presbyterian Church Latin America

San Jacinto Baptist Men Hold Bible Class Banquet

San Jacinto Baptist Church hosts a men’s Bible class banquet at 505 Florida Ave with eighteen attendees. T. W. Cotten urged Christian co operation and tithes while Rev. Pryde praised the class. officers were elected and a fine meal earned thanks to the women organizers.

SAN Jacinto Baptist San Jacinto Baptist Church Ge. W. Scott Florida Ave WM. U T. W. Cotten First Baptist Church Cotten Robert Pryde Pryde W. 5. Savage O& An D. Spillers C. M. Tuell E. L. Murphy M. Cammack J. C. Wallace B. R. Jones Trea W. Beott

Social notes and al mentions travel and family news

Mrs fies and Barton traveled to Dallas for an extended visit with Central Texas connections. Mr and Mrs Will Holman and children Rebecca and Glenn returned to Tennessee after a stay in the city.

Servie Clarabell King Nessee R. J. Parsons Kansas City Booneville, Mo W. F Land and Children Elizabeth Jane Graham Ford Fillmore Street Fort Worth Waco Will M. Burgess McKinney Jack Burgess Fies Barton Bunday Dallas Texas Will Holman Rebecca Glenn Tennesse Cty

Box Supper a Great Success at River Road School

The Friday box supper at River Road school drew over 125 attendees and raised 64.48 for PTA projects. John B. Gilvin and Ed Green gave talks, the Merck's Orchestra performed, hot coffee and whipped cream were served, and children participated in a hearty community event. Mrs Burgess and daughters returned from Lamesa after attending Mr and Mrs J F Little’s golden wedding celebration.

River Road Parent-Teacher Association John B. Gilvin Ed Green P T. A Merck Burgess Jack Burgess Rachel Betty Lamesa J. F. Little Mrs. Little L. Z. Burleson Ed Little Panhandle Philharmonic Club

Federation Will Hold Open Meeting Saturday

The Potter County Federation of Women schedules a special meeting Saturday at 3 pm in the Women’s Club rooms. Members and friends, including women from rural Potter county, are invited. Hostesses will welcome visiting ladies with an informal reception. Child Study, Child Welfare, and Junior Welfare Clubs will assist, with arrangements by Mrs. W. W. Flenniken and music by Mrs. Ed. Mayer.

Federation Potter County Federation of Women Potter County Child Study Club Child Welfare Club Junior Welfare Club W. W. Flenniken Ed. Mayer

Sousa concert guests and oil drilling update

Among the many out of town guests for the Sousa concerts at the auditorium were Mr. and Mrs. Paul Odor of Silverton Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Clarendon Sam Braswell and family of Clarendon Mr. and Mrs. Frank Fore of Memphis Medroy and Brown of Lubbock Guy Jacobs Theo and party of Plainview A twenty acre tract in Hutchinson county section 11 block Y is to be drilled The contract for the drilling was executed by Mrs F A Dimick to W E Jeniz W L Stover and Mr Patterson The rig for the location has already been shipped Patterson one of the operators recently shared in a 15000 barrel well near Ertid Okla

Sousa Paul Odor Silverton Arthur Clarendon Sam Braswell Clarendon Frank Fore Memphis Medroy and Brown Lubbock Guy Jacobs Theo Shepard Plainview Section 11 Block Y Hutchinson County F. A. Dimick W. E. Jeniz W. L. Stover Mr. Patterson Patterson Ertid Okla

Youths Arrested In Car Stripping On Vacant Lots

McBride police yesterday arrested two youths in the act of stripping cars on vacant lots where the vehicles had been parked.

McBride

Local permits awarded to church and dwelling in town

The last November permit went to North Pierce Assembly of God at 06 North Pierce Street for 2200 dollars and another permit was issued to D W Gill for a dwelling at 509 Mississippi Street. George W Fisher Fort Worth and Walter Barrett Chicago, officials of printing unions, visited Amarillo yesterday on an inspection tour moving on to Port Worth.

North Pierce George W. Fisher International Typographical Union Fort Worth Walter Barrett Chicago International Allied Printing Trades Council Amarillo Elee Port ‘Ort

Banking ties shift as Bil Plenniken joins insurer staff

Bil Plenniken, longtime with First Nations Bank, reenters as associate to Harve Radey, special agent for Jefferson Standard Life Insurance. He begins duties this morning. Dorothy Nerle Rucker, a man, and Mrs Bri. L. Rucker are both reported ill with pneumonia.

Bil Plenniken First Nations Harve Radey Jefferson Standard Life Insurance Company Dorothy Nerle Rucker Mal Bri. L. Rucker Mendin

Ama rillo youths return from Coble ranch outing

Mary Bione Josephine Gist Catherine Coble Iain George Neal Mean and Robert Strader, among the group from Amarillo, returned home Friday after an enjoyable weekend at the Coble ranch near Pampa. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Coble joined the trip as chaperones.

Amarillo Coble Ranch Pampa Mary Bione Josephine Gist Catherine Coble Iain George Neal Mean Robert Strader Tom Coble

Khiva and Kcholana Figures Attend White Night

O, T. Nic Nicholson of ay entates of Khiva oe and Kcholana were on white night for.

T. Nic Nicholson Ay Entates Khiva Oe Kcholana

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