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Newspaper
Amarillo Daily News
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 09, 1925
Page
5
Portrait of a fading fiddler and retiring cowboy camp life. Neighbors gather by a coal oil lamp and dance as the fiddler recalls past glories. A wife smooths his hair as the crowd sings Do-si-do while time turns aging and money tight. William Cunningham Watonga Oklahoma.
The Swastika Club will meet Friday at 2:80 o'clock with Mrs J W Timmons at 1927 Van Buren. Circle Two of the First Baptist church changes meeting to 3 o'clock with Mrs E Cox at 11024 Pierce Street to pack a box for Buckner's Orphans Home. all members urged to attend.
The Polk Street Methodist ladies announce a Christmas bazaar in the Charles L. Green building, 607 Taylor Street, Friday and Saturday. They offer handmade gifts including aprons, plus cakes, breads, pies, and candied goods, inviting the public to attend. The sale continues through Saturday.
The Athenaeum Club will meet Thursday afternoon at 8 o clock with Mrs. E W Pipkin at 142 Monroe Street.
The Woman's Auxiliary of the Southern Presbyterian church will gather at 8 o clock this afternoon at the church and all members are urged to attend. The Junior Child Study Club shifts to Friday at 3 pm at the Women's Club with Mrs H D Christian hosting.
The Fidelis Sunday school class of the First Baptist church will hold a Christmas party Thursday at 2 45 in the church parlors. All past presidents of the class are cordially invited to attend.
The Senior Epworth League held a pleasant supper and party Monday at the San Jacinto Methodist Church. Supper was served at 5 30 and a program followed. A sum raised will go toward the building fund with speakers Dr Killough and Judge Crudgington delivering the evening remarks.
The Hanson Post No. 54 American Legion elected Walter C. Irvin as post commander for 1926 at its annual meeting. The group, about 100 in attendance, also chose Lewis P. Fields as vice-commander and H. V. Elkington as historian, with Greenhill reelected as finance officer. The post plans vigorous membership drives and state convention entertainments.
With thanks for sympathy and flowers in the loss of our dear companion and mother B. B. Wheeler. Wheeler family Arthur Osgood and family extend gratitude for kindness shown by friends during this time.
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