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Newspaper

Amarillo Daily News

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Dec 03, 1925

Page

5

Little Newsy Paper and Esther McCrory Chapter Lunch

A home town style verse opens with longing for the little newsy paper. The Esther McCrory Chapter D A R held a luncheon at the Duro hotel with Mrs J Heaton presiding and Mrs B C D Bynum reporting on the state conference. Harriet Kritzer led the afternoon program featuring papers by Mrs Ray Wheatley and Mrs F B Salter about Marietta Holley and Artemus Ward. Friends are urged to send club notices and programs by Friday to ensure space.

Iday Esther McCrory Duro Hotel J. ©. Heaton B. C. D. Bynum Harriet Kritzer Ray Wheatley F. B. Salter Wheatley Marietta Holley Josiah Allen W. B. Doheney Artemus Ward Charles F. Brown Salter Charles Brown

Last Meeting for 1925 Held by Chapter

The chapter held its final meeting of 1925 with a candlelit autumn theme featuring red candles and scattered holly leaves. Members discussed year-end plans and upcoming community events, marking the season with a quiet, reflective gathering.

Panhandle ports attention and Yuletide poetry call

For Sundays paper the editor invites poetry writers to send pretty Christmas poems. The request notes Christmas and New Year bring happy times and urges timely submissions as interest in the Yuletide season grows amid visible decorations in store windows and homes.

Panhandle

Preventing the brown stain on children's teeth

Dr. C A Pierle of West Texas State Teachers College will address Mothers and Parent-Teacher associations at 4 PM Monday in the Junior High school auditorium. He will discuss how diet affects tooth enamel and resistance to decay and discoloration, sharing findings from patient, long term research.

C. A. Pierle West Texas State Teachers College Canyon

Christmas Bazaar and Tea at City Light and Water

The City Light and Water Company at 518 Taylor Street hosts St. Andrew's Episcopal annual Christmas bazaar and tea room starting Friday morning. Decorated booths, floor lamps, and Oriental goods accompany hot tea and sweets as the Altar Guild and members prepare candy booths and handmade gifts for shoppers.

City Light and Water Company Taylor Street St. Andrew's Episcopal Hearch St. Andrew's Episcopal Church Henry C. Harding Stinnett Dick Seay A. E. Winsett John Clark Fain Arthur Ware Felice Stinnett Dorothy Harriett Hubbell Altar Guild

Health program and bazaar at local churches

The San Jacinto Parent-Teacher Association hosts a Friday 3:30 PM health program at the school with Rev O Malley and speakers on good health and morals, eye and throat care, dental health, and mothers’ roles. Presbyterian bazaar opens today at 607 Taylor Street in the C L Green building, with Mrs Albert Bivins chairing and booths promising a inviting interior.

San Jacinto Parent-Teacher Association F. W. O'Malley First Christian Church A. J. Caldwell W. R. Moody J. F. Corbin Presbyterian Central Presbyterian Church Taylor Street C. L. Green Albert Bivins

Christmas Bazaar Opens with Candy Booth and Market

A bazaar is organized to aid those in search of dainty and inexpensive Christmas gifts. Mrs. B. W. Hardin chairs the decorations committee as Yuletide season details adorn the booths. Visitors are invited to the bazaar presided over by hostesses from several committees. Doors open each evening.

B. W. Hardin

La Aquillee club hosts Christmas party with gift exchange

The La Aquillee club held a festive afternoon at Mrs. E J Kennedy 2005 Van Buren Street. Hostesses Mrs J J Currie Mrs J M Simpson and Mrs D A Parks led decorated rooms a grand tree and poinsettia chandeliers. Guests enjoyed contests refreshments as Santa Claus and the Sand Man arrived and each guest received gifts and red stockings.

LA Aquillee Club E. Jp. Kennedy van Buren Street J. J. Currie J. M. Simpson D. A. Parks Kennedy J. M Simpson

Mrs Gardner Hosts Round Dozen Club Gathering

Members of the Round Dozen Club met at Mrs H A Gardner's home in the Country Club Addition on Tuesday afternoon. They worked on Christmas needlework and enjoyed a salad course with holiday plate favors. Only club members attended.

Mrs. Gardner H. A. Gardner Country Club

Bide A Wee Bridge Club Meets at Mrs Shaughnessy’s Home

Mrs. F. M. Shaughnessy hosted the Bide A We e Bridge Club at 1400 Van Buren Street Tuesday afternoon. Players enjoyed informal bridge followed by a tempting plate luncheon. Special guests included Mesdames J. L. Sullivan Gordon and Miss Helen Lyons. Mrs. Sullivan won high score and favors for the afternoon.

F. M. Shaughnessy van Buren Street Mesdames J. L. Sullivan Gordon Helen Lyons

Adelphia Society Plans Christmas Party

Mrs J T Haynes hosted the Adelphia Society of the First Baptist church Monday afternoon with Mrs T C Moore presiding. The Christmas party was set for Thursday December 17 at Mrs Lester Stones home. Members were asked to bring gifts under fifty cents. Three new members Mesdames Dribbles Winfield and Mack Baur were added. A salad course was served.

Adelphia Society J. T. Haynes First Baptist Church T. C. Moore Lester Stone Mesdames Dribbles Winfield Mack Baur

Mrs C L Duniven Goes to Glen Rose

Mrs C L Duniven and her sister in law Miss Duniven left last evening for Glen Rose to spend some time. She has been in indifferent health at 1618 Harrison street since last summer and the change is believed to benefit her.

C. L. Duniven Miss Duniven Glen Rose

Elks Dance Friday Brightens December Start

The Elks host December’s first dance Friday at their home introducing the Christmas season with an unusual tree and Ostrander Entertainers coming from Three Havens Blake's Summer Hotel and upscale resorts. A new novelty singing feature aims to lift spirits. All Elks and Under 1 Club members are urged to attend. Mrs Eva Milla Baker promoted to chief operator at Redondo Beach California. Mrs J Bh Montgomery ill in Northwest Terminal Hospital with Montgomery's friendly presence missed recently.

Elks Ostrander Amarillo Elke

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