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Newspaper
Amarillo Daily News
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1925
Page
8
The Entre Nous Club gathered Thursday afternoon at Mrs. C. C. Gibson’s home for a delightful social hour with holiday decorations, light work, and conversation. Guests included Mrs. R. N. Wilkerson and Mrs. Gibson. A tempting luncheon was served by Mrs. Burgess.
The year end gathering of the A. A. U. W. featured a Christmas party at the Women's Club rooms with President Mrs. Earl Wyatt presiding. Miss Melva Foote spoke about Porto Rico and student activities, while Mrs. Henry Gould encouraged plans for scholarships and college access. An Open House Tea for New Year’s Day was organized with Mrs. J. V. Cradit as general chair and gifts exchanged.
Dr Healey Black departed yesterday for Wheeling West Virginia to spend the Christmas holidays with her mother and relatives and will not return until about February 1 staying away for the season.
Members of group eight within the T. E. L. Sunday school class held a meeting to elect officers for the ensuing year. The session focused on leadership roles and committee assignments among attendees.
At the meeting held with Mrs Lloyd Blake at 2206 Harrison Street, officers were elected including President Mrs Lloyd Blake first Vice-President Mrs T A ee, second Vice-President Mrs Grendrick, United Vice-President Mrs W W McDonald, fourth Vice-President Mrs J M Oakes, secretary Mrs I D Meyser, treasurer Mrs Hugh Tolle-San, social secretary Mrs W W Kraechel.
The Polk Street Methodist Church Sunday School classes held a stunt party Thursday evening. Five groups performed, with Miss Stuckey's team winning for Memory a grandmother storyset of scenes. Participants included Stuckey Ratliff Wilson Street Wilson Lebbach Kelly Kyte Street and Mesdames Collins Kesterson Fairley Statt Walter Carter. A duet by the Axtell brothers delighted attendees and refreshments followed.
Churches continued on page four list morning and evening services. Stuckey leads junior church. Gal 6 7 8 sermons urged. Trinity Evangelical Lutheran at 701 Alabama Ave invites all to hear M L Scroggins preach. Tabernacle Baptist at 16th and Buchanan schedules 9 30 Sunday school and 10 50 sermon. First Church of Christ Scientist at 1301 Taylor St offers 11 a m and 8 p m services with healing testimonies and teen Sunday school at 9 45. Reading room hours 12 00 to 5 00 except Sundays.
The San Jacinto Civic Club presents the second Lyceum program at the Methodist church on Tuesday evening December 15. A leading feature will be Mr Hanscom a impersonator who promises a clean entertaining show for the audience.
The Booster Sunday School Class of San Jacinto Methodist church plans a Monday evening carnival in the church basement starting at 6. Doll racks, shows, hamburger stands and carnival accessories will be featured. Ralph Price, teacher, says the class of boys aged 12 to 15 will run the event and donate the proceeds to the church building fund.
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