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Newspaper
Amarillo Daily News
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 20, 1925
Page
8
Poem reflects a childhood home in Amarillo Texas as a sacred place of faith and family. It honors a mother's kiss a father's prayer and the longing to join loved ones in Heaven with Christ. The verse calls for steadfast faith and devotion, praising home as a humble yet divine refuge.
The Sunshine Club met Friday afternoon at Miss Rue Paula Parcells home 1906 Van Buren Street to plan gifts for less fortunate children this Christmas. Members brought magazines and nine pairs of scissors to donate to Amarillo Day Nursery. they also discussed aid for a local fire-damaged family. A salad course was served to Kath ry n Kirk Betty Bivins Dorothy Joe Bush Mary Lois Ray Drusilla Exum Gertrude Higginbotham Evelyn Freeman Ruth Stone Bonnie Britain and Rue Paula Parcells.
The T. EE. L. Sunday school class at First Baptist hosted a Christmas party in the church parlors. Mrs. W H Wiggins opened with a welcome, followed by a varied program featuring Mrs. F B Sanford Dr G L Yates Edgar Williamson and soloists Miss Lillie Larsen Miss Lila Dean and Miss Fay Bennett. A Holy Night trio and a snow themed gifts table impressed about 65 attendees. Santa handed out gifts as English plum pudding and coffee were served. Organizers were Mrs. Tom Holman and Mrs. Lee.
Mrs. b. G. Hutchins entertained the Busy Dozen Needle Club Friday afternoon at 901 Madison Street with bright red and green decorations. A miniature snow home at the table held gifts for all, distributed by Ophelia Wray and Lobby Stuckey. The program featured a Christmas reading by Mrs. L. N. Stuckey and a violin piece by Ruby Hutchins, followed by a luncheon. Special guests included Mesdames L. N. Stuckey and W. N. Baker.
Mrs Ed Mayer entertained the Child Welfare Club at 1401 Madison Street with Christmas decorations, a tree, and gift exchange. Miss Helen Mayer and Miss Enid Mayer performed readings and music while gifts were later given to the city’s needy. luncheon followed.
A Christmas morning program features carols opening the service. Leader prepares an interesting lesson on Christmas a Time of Joy. Juniors intermediates and seniors participate with talks followed by a program of songs readings. The program includes The Story of the Wise Man Babe in the Manger readings and vocal duets by Raymond Wright Jasper Fowlkes and Dorothy Ann Thomson Stella Boles named for readings.
London court grants John Leslie Black a divorce from Violet Black on evidence she eloped with a man named Green. The case centers on a marriage breakdown due to the alleged elopement and straining relations between the parties.
The Amarillo news seeks notices of returning college students and invites relatives to telephone in news. Social events in their honor are welcome. The column expresses joy at their return and asks adults to fill the pages with stories of Yuletide celebrations and good times.
A farmer describes severe gall bladder pain and multiple surgeries, saying Mayr's Wonderful Remedy relieved his symptoms after a friend in Iowa recommended it. The advertisement claims the product removes mucus from the intestinal tract and can treat stomach liver and intestinal ailments, with a money back guarantee at Randall drug Co. and druggists.
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