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Newspaper
Amarillo Daily News
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1925
Page
6
Santa Claus letters from Panhandle Texas pupils are printed at the Amarillo Daily News. The notes request toys, games, clothing, and gadgets for Christmas from eight year old students and their siblings, plus a note on a war invention seen in England.
The U G Club will hold a Christmas dinner and party Thursday at Mrs. Charles Denton Hoover's home 1400 Jackson Street with a tree after dinner at 12 30. The regular club program will be rendered in the afternoon. Rev MacCallum reported ill.
Mr and Mrs C O Long of 1501 Tyler Street announce the arrival of a daughter on Sunday at Saint Anthony’s Sanitarium.
Mrs. William Brown has fully recovered after a long, critical illness at St. Anthony's Sanitarium and plans to return to her home near Dumas. Doctors expect complete restoration to health soon, bringing joy to friends and family who followed her condition closely.
The Juvenile Woodmen Circle at Poplar Grove met Saturday at 3 PM with supervisor Mrs Lucy Morrison and members. A regular election of officers was held followed by a drill team practice. Officers will be seated Friday at 7 30 PM at the W O W Hall with refreshments to follow.
Church reports list attendance figures and dollar totals for Polk Street Methodist Buchanan Street Methodist Houston Street Methodist San Jacinto Methodist and other congregations including First Baptist Keen Tabernacle Baptist Glenwood Baptist First Christian Central Presbyterian St. Andrew's Episcopal Salvation Army Twaddell Addition Baptist with corresponding counts and monetary receipts.
The Travel Study Club will meet Friday at 3 o clock with Mrs G T Oliver at 1610 Polk Street. All members are urged to attend.
Mrs J W Burks received word of the passing of her brother's wife Mrs Harry E Remington in Kansas City. The deceased leaves two daughters and a husband. Mrs Burks had visited last summer and did not know of her sister in law's illness. The death appears sudden with little prior sickness.
Miss Mabel Lee Cooper, Sewanee College summer faculty member and noted child psychology author, spends the week in the Panhandle delivering lectures. She departs today for Clarendon to continue lecturing, having written several books on the subject.
All singers in the city are invited to a Community Choir meeting this evening at 7 30 at the First Baptist church parlors. Dr Phillip H Wolfram will direct the choir this winter and a most successful season is anticipated.
Residents of Lamb County celebrate consolidated schooling with Amherst hosting a district meeting. Officers include B H Alexander Sudan Ervin C Martin Spring Lake Lester LaGrange Amherst H P Webb Olton H Gardner Littlefield A C Barton Spring Lake E C Morgan Sudan and Harry Slate Amherst. Amherst's 1000 student school system shows modern facilities, county nurse, home demonstration agent, and active girls and women clubs driving progress.
Facing extreme Yukon cold, a Canadian company outlines plans to construct an underground mill to dress ore from its gold mine. The project aims to reduce surface exposure and improve efficiency in ore processing amid harsh winter conditions.
The Santa Fe railroad finished its Plains Fort Worth survey with a second crew in the field to map agriculture and livestock, crossing Wichita Valley at Haskell Stamford and Throckmorton Graham, as towns along the route eagerly await the decision on issuing an Interstate Commerce Commission permit.
Marvelous bar gains in fine quality dress materials offered by Textile Mill Products Co of Kansas City Missouri. Thousands respond with astonishment at values. Each remnant is 4 or 5 yards long and makes a complete suit or dress. Write Remnant Division D-373 for full information.
Officers for the coming year will be elected by members of the Associated Charities at a 2 o'clock meeting in the Potter County Library auditorium. Mrs. Jessie Ross urges all interested in charity work to attend. Current officers are J. M. Russell president T. M. Bruner vice president Mrs. Jessie Ross secretary and C. H. Keeney treasurer with directors CG. M. McCullough Mrs. R. L. McMeans and E. Brittain.
The American Legion plans its last important meeting of the year at 8 o'clock tonight in the Legion hall. Officers will be elected and committee reports heard. Vice-commander Orla Allen urges attendance and notes upcoming plans for the state Legion meet in Ama next summer.
Adlerika removes gas within ten minutes and yields surprising amounts of old waste matter, relieving a heavy bloated abdomen. J C Tuttle reports better sleep after use. Randal Drug Co.
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