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Newspaper
Amarillo Daily News
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1925
Page
5
A fragile reader notice describes Friday morning submission for church and program items to fit Sunday paper space. Grandma sifts bureau drawers for Grandpa socks while the family hums and prepares for Christmas night, as J. B. Hardy signs off on a childlike vignette about anticipation and shared chores.
A narrator recalls a strange Christmas scene as Mallus warns of a scent of mice. Dad eyes the speaker oddly while Gran’ma and mother discuss a pair of items in a hushed exchange. The speaker vows not to fear mice and plans to uncover the hidden meaning.
Announcements received in Hereford indicate Miss Lura Gregg daughter of Austin W Gregg will wed J Ersal Beyer of Wichita Kansas on December 27 at the First Christian Church Hereford. Amarillo friends expect to attend the ceremony and wedding celebrations.
The Woman's Missionary Society of Polk Street Methodist Church plans a two day bazaar at 607 Taylor Street in the former Central Presbyterian venue. Display includes handmade dainties and a home baked goods market with assorted candies.
Acquaintance with the Red Cross effort shows how a tiny stamp powers vast aid to tubercular patients. Civic groups across the country back the seals, with American Legion Auxiliary State Federation of Labor and others joining the fight. Every Amarillo letter or package from now through January 1 should bear the seal of cooperation and care.
The Ladies Chorus of San Jacinto presents a music program Friday at 8 PM at San Jacinto Methodist Church. Emil F. Myers of Amarillo College of Music directs the chorus and has trained the group for some time. A most enjoyable evening is promised to all attendees.
Members of P. E. O. held a Tuesday afternoon party at Mrs. J. M. Delzell’s home at 1109 Tyler Street. Mrs. EF. L. Roberts led the opening rites for the ailing president Mrs. A. N. Olver. A Christmas story by Mrs. H. E. Smith, carols led by Mrs. Clifford Thompson, and piano by Mrs. E. Lt. Roberts followed. Refreshments of mince pie, whipped cream, and hot coffee concluded the cheerful event.
Mrs Tony Adams and her son Robert of 100 Arch Road Country Club Addition have returned from a two month visit in Wichita Kansas where they had been staying with relatives and friends.
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