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Newspaper
Amarillo Daily News
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1925
Page
6
The T. B. la Class of the First Baptist Church postpones its party due to a missionary meeting and reschedules for Monday evening December 14 at the church parlors. J. U. G. club plans a Christmas dinner and party at Mrs. D. Hoover’s home on 1400 Jackson Street with dinner at 12:30 and a Santa visit.
Boston papers note Mayor Edward W. Quinn proposes daily five minute lessons on kindness to animals be taught in Boston schools. Superintendent M. Fitzgerald called a masters meeting to arrange the program with Dr. Francis Rowe and the American Education Society backing the idea and medals as incentives.
Mr and Mrs J B Floyd announce the marriage of their daughter Charlie Floyd to Ted R Cole man at Wichita Falls last Saturday. The ceremony was intimate with only a few close friends present. Mrs Coleman recently moved from Amarillo and will winter in Wichita Falls with her husband who is a ranch man. They plan to reside on.
Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Willborn are expected to return home today after a three week stay at Mineral Wells.
The Philatheas and Crusaders will entertain tonight at 8 in the Sunday school room. All current and former members are invited to attend the church event.
Henry Lawrence Southwick president of Emerson College of Oratory and famed dramatic reader arrives in Amarillo next Monday under the Panhandle Speech Arts association. The group, one year old, sells tickets at low prices to boost Amarillo's dramatic culture and expects record attendance for the event.
Mrs Roy Slay hosted the 1925 Bridge Club luncheon at her Lucerne home. Guests arrived early and the game began at 7:80 oclock with high score going to Mrs A J Taylor and Frank Huff receiving second prize. Mrs Tom Triplett earned the guest favor as a wall vase. Club will not meet again until after Christmas.
The Amarillo Business and Professional Women's Club met Tuesday evening in the women's club rooms. The program featured comic songs and burlesque circus stunts led by Mrs. W. BR. Pumphrey and Miss Elizabeth Nixon. Alma Lockhart won a pair of Christmas candles in a yes and no contest, followed by refreshments served by James T. L. Gordon Alma Moseley Willie Taylor and Elizabeth Nixon.
La Cenicienta Needle club meets at 2 30 this afternoon with Mrs H T Cornelius at 701 Buchanan street. All members urged to attend.
An informal week end dance will be given Saturday evening at the Ama hall or venue, inviting residents to join in a relaxed social gathering with music and light refreshments. Attendance details and exact time to follow in a later notice.
The Entre Nous club will meet at 3 o clock this afternoon at the home of Mrs. Chas Gibson located at 607 West Eighth Street. All members are urged to be present for a surprise musical program and social hour.
The Junior Child Study Club will meet at the Women's Club at 8 o clock Friday afternoon with Mrs W Christian as hostess.
A department warned of a plum pudding recipe error after a printing mix up left out the plums. The corrected version lists suet, bread crumbs, raisins, currants, candied peel, flour, eggs, sugar, spices, and milk, with eight hours of boiling or steaming.
The Thursday Bridge Club will not meet today due to the death of Mrs. W. W. Stone, daughter of Mrs. R. W. Duren, prompting a cancellation of this afternoon's gathering.
The San Jacinto Parent-Teacher Club hosts a chili and pie supper starting at 4 30 in the afternoon Friday at the school. Parents are urged to support as funds are running low. An enjoyable time is promised for all attendees.
Amarillo residents anticipate a rare winter music event as the Community Choir, directed by Dr. Phillip Wolfram, held its first regular rehearsal at the First Baptist church. The group promises to exceed past seasons with strong local talent and determined practice.
The Peter Pan Bridge Club met Tuesday afternoon at 708 Alabama Avenue with Christmas decorations and holly score cards. Mrs. D. Rasco won high, Mrs. C. M. Boyd second. luncheon followed with caramel pies and tea. Members listed include Mrs. Nichols Rasco Hackler Jones Wiggins Benton Taylor Bowen Blake Klopstein Hoppin Boyd. A note mentions a separate incident of a Syracuse man involved in a train collision.
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