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Newspaper
Amarillo Daily News
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1925
Page
5
Maude Wood Henry urges children to share Christmas joy with birds and stray animals by feeding them a special feast. The piece compares domestic kindness to Norse traditions in Christiania Oslo where a Juleneg barley sheaf on a Christmas tree feeds birds, illustrating care for animals as a measure of civilization.
A high class pharmacist offered Joint-Base as a remedy for rheumatic swellings and stiff inflamed joints. The product claims to lubricate joints from skin to source, suitable for ankles knees hips elbows shoulders spines and fingers. Now on sale at City Drug Co. and druggists everywhere for 60 cents a tube.
Master Carlton Scales entertained about forty young friends Saturday afternoon at the home of his parents on Harrison street. Games and contests provided fun for all. Kathryn Bartless and Billy Maggard won cranberry stringing prizes, Camilla Wheatley topped paper cutting with a turkey cutout, and Frederick Bartlett and Dudley Caldwell won a donkey pinning prize.
At 1508 Buchanan Street Mrs W and K Chandler hosted the final session of St Andrew's Episcopal church Woman's Auxiliary before the bazaar. Guests assembled to finish dainty handmade articles for display and enjoyed a lesson session followed by refreshments and tea.
Members of the Pierian Club anticipate a Christmas party and luncheon this Thursday at Mrs. Tom Currie’s home 2116 Van Buren street. The event opens with lunch at 1 o clock and includes a Christmas program and a large Christmas tree with gifts for all. Those unable to attend may telephone Mrs. Henry Gooch.
The Social 25 Needle Club will assemble at 2 30 this afternoon at 909 Madison street hosted by Mrs Ticey Tony.
The Polk Street Methodist church ladies announce a cake candy and apron sale at Montgomery Brothers Store on Polk Street next Friday and Saturday December 18 and 19. A wide assortment of dainty aprons and many delicious cakes and candies will be available. Everyone is invited to attend.
Public invited to a joint recital featuring voice and piano pupils at Wilson Studio 1007 Harrison Street. Ruth Robbins to give her public recital debut with two difficult numbers.
A 3:30 PM Parent-Teacher Club meeting at San Jacinto School offers mothers a chance to obtain reliable guidance on child health and care from city speakers. Event encourages parent involvement and information sharing.
Ostrander entertainers will head the Elks Home Christmas dance with an eight piece orchestra promising a lively show after a successful summer circuit. The event aims to give the BPOE and Und Twenty-One Club members a memorable evening in Amarillo. The act comes via a tour of leading resorts, adding local excitement to a festive start.
The Mission Theater hosts a Saturday morning matinee sponsored by the Parent-Teachers Association featuring The Calgary Stampede with thousands of buffalo. A prize drawn from the ticket box will reward the first winner, offering local boys and girls a chance at the prize.
George W. Cope, 7%, former managing editor of Iron Age in New York City, died at his Philadelphia home today. He was a prominent figure in the publishing field and passed away at age 7%.
An advertisement touts Cod Liver Oil as a flesh producer and promotes McCoy's Cod Liver Oil Compound Tablets in sugar coated form. It promises 10 to 20 pounds gain or a full refund if no five pound increase in 80 days, with typical claims of rapid weight gain and health improvement.
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