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Newspaper
Amarillo Daily News
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1925
Page
6
Dorothy Dix advises husbands to stay attractive, entertaining, and fair about money, to avoid boredom and neglect that kill love. Maintain appearance, engage in her interests, share income, and show daily affection to keep a wife in love and the home harmonious.
MacDowell Music Club meets at 3 with Mrs. Ross Williams at 1509 Ong St. Woman’s Benefit Association hosts a games tournament at 8 at H Hagerman’s home, 1605 Roe St. Queen Esther Club gathers at 8 with Mrs. Martin L. Fuller at Arch Road Country Club. Rol call and current events noted. 40 percent asked to bring thimbles. Woman’s Club at 3 with Mrs. H A Nobles, 1110 Taylor St. Box packing at Mrs. H E Peery’s home, 2004 A St. for Buckner’s Orphan Home. Sunshine Chapter Child Study Club at 3 with Mrs. Ed Roddy, 563 West Seventh St, Irwin. Merriman and Caraway listed. Brief business elected Mrs. Camp press reporter and Mrs. Randall, Mrs. Hughes, Mrs. Adams elected to membership.
Voice and piano pupils in the advance ed class of the Wilson Studio will be presented in a studio recital Saturday evening at 8 o'clock. Miss Ruth Robbins, recently with the studio, will perform Sonata by Beethoven and Prelude in G Minor. Other performers include Miss Ruth Bennett, Alice Lorraine Hague, Leland Dean, Rubye Callahan, Sarah Moreland, Lillian Blanche Thompson and Mesdames J. A. Ashford, F. Z. Mize, Jim Farwell, Leo Brady.
The usual weekly dance at Amarillo Country Club is postponed to a later date. St. Andrew's Episcopal Church women will provide lunch during the bazaar on Friday and Saturday with noon plates and afternoon tea, sandwiches, hot coffee, pie and cake.
The Social 25 Needle Club will meet Friday afternoon at 2:39 o'clock with Mrs. Ticy Tony at 299 Madison Street.
All women interested in the federation work are invited to attend the Saturday meeting at 3 oclock in the Women's Club. Rural community women are specially urged to be present for the session.
Rev J C Sisemore of Tabernacle Baptist Church announces a revival starting November 15 after a 16 day prayer meeting. Rev A Reilly Copeland of Tabernacle Baptist Church Waco led preaching. The meetings' notable feature was that every convert joined the church.
In Amarillo a 14 year old girl requests admission to the state reform school for girls to learn cooking sewing and discipline. Despite no delinquency she seeks removal from home influence and school conflicts and may be committed until age 21 unless paroled. A Fort Worth case of similar aim led to training and a successful marriage.
The Llano Estacado chapter of the D A R held its monthly meeting in the Municipal Auditorium women’s club rooms. Regent Mrs Avery Turner presided and urged chapter pride while noting absence from the Brownwood state conference. Members approved buying a chair for the Marble Auditorium in Washington and completing lineage books, with a program led by Mrs R H Gentry.
An old advertisement touts St Jacobs Oil as a universal remedy for rheumatic pain soreness and stiffness. It claims instant relief when applied to tender spots, targets conditions like sciatica and lumbago, and cites Mr Jacob as a trusted name aiding millions over decades.
Officers found two cars damaged after a collision on North Fillmore Street. A man was arrested for drunkenness and jailed. In the other vehicle four people including G H Millican C J Keffer A Y Schumacher and R L Sessions face an Elks memorial services program charge. The annual service is set for 3 30 Sunday afternoon at the Elks Home with public invited and a Methodist minister expected to deliver the memorial oration.
Deputy Sheriff C. S. Sloan returned from Lubbock yesterday with Clyde Whitely, said to be wanted here on charge of swindling.
Under Dorset Carter, oil operator, officials of the White Fagile Oil Company tour the Carson and South Hutchinson pools with prospect of interest in the field.
Fred Hicks of Abilene representing Hicks Rubber Company reports rapid expansion as the chain adds branches almost monthly. He notes the Amarillo house is among the largest sellers, signaling strong prospects in Texas.
A 1923 Ford Tudor Sedan stolen from Canyon was recovered on Buchanan street by police. While Sousa's band played at the Municipal Auditorium thieves took a Ford Coupe belonging to J.
A car stolen from E Kehl City Drug Store was not recovered by yesterday evening with engine number 9522714 and license 598909. The Ladies Society of the Brotherhood No 345 will hold a food sale and bazaar at McIlroy Market on Saturday December 5. Mrs T B Daniel and her sons left for Winnsboro for a month. J M Adams returned from a buying trip to eastern markets with Mrs Adams. Mrs Thomas Henley Jr arrived from Paris to join her husband at Amarillo National Bank. Mr and Mrs Glenn Forson returned from two weeks in California. State Senator W H Bledsoe of Lubbock opposed a special session and favored court investigations. Robert Bean, Amarillo attorney, met with Seventh Court of Civil Appeals in Amarillo. Amarillo Lodge 423 B P C E raises its Christmas charity fund. Secretary Claude Le Neveu reports a good-sized sum raised.
Lieut Vizthum from Denison will speak to the headquarters detachment on communications at 7 30 tonight in the armory. Capt Arthur Ball urges all members of the headquarters company to attend.
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