Miss Lumpkin Hosts Christmas Bridge Party at Amarillo Club
A festive Amarillo Country Club bridge gathering honored Miss Smon Lumpkin, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lumpkin, with Christmas decor and holiday cheer. Guests enjoyed 3 o clock games, a luncheon, and lively conversation among a youthful crowd. Mrs. Josephine McBroom, tied to Montgomery Bros, will travel to Dallas and Fort Worth for business before returning in February.
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Miss Lumpkin
Amarillo Country Club
Miss Smon Lumpkin
A. A. Lumpkin
Katheryn Dehoney
Elizabeth Mathis
Etoile Lumpkin
Carol Rule
Agnes Beasley
Elizabeth Meyer
Dallas
M.s
Josephine McBroom
Montgomery Bros
Fort Worth
Mies
cBroom
Amarillo
L. C. Barrett
McBroom
C. E. Trollinger
Mold of Fish and Vegetables Recipe Feature
The piece presents a family menu by Sister Mary with breakfast and luncheon items followed by a dinner dish titled Mold of Fish and Vegetables. It provides a detailed recipe using salt codfish potatoes celery eggs beets and salt pork, baked in a mold and served with hard cooked egg sauce, framed as a nutritious option for women with specific needs.
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Sister Mary
Mizpah Club to Hold Its Annual Meeting
The Mizpah club will hold its annual business meeting Thursday at 3 PM at Mrs. J. W. Hills home 108 Mississippi avenue San Jacinto Heights. All members urged to attend.
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Mizpah Club
J. W. Hill
Mississippi Avenue
San Jacinto Heights
New Year Tea Hosted by AAUW at Women’s Club
The American Association of University Women hosts a New Year tea from 3 to 5 pm Friday at the Women's club. Every woman in the city is invited to call and be welcomed by hostesses from the AAUW and assisting Senior Class girls from the high school.
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American Association of University Women
Women’s Club
Association
San Jacinto Social Postponed to Next Week
The social at San Jacinto Methodist church this afternoon is postponed until next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Jacinto
San Jacinto Methodist Church
Stag Dinner Honors William Atkinson at Gentry Home
Blythe Gentry hosted a Christmas stag dinner for a group of college boys home for the holidays at 1501 Jefferson Street. The event in red season colors featured a festive menu and table service and honored William Atkinson, son of Rev. Milo Atkinson, who had come from Wichita Falls to spend the holidays. Guests included William Atkinson, Paul Lefforge, Joe Durham, Frederick Seeward, Bruce Ashcroft, Edgar Britain, Chas Smith, William O'Brien, Dick Green, Carol Gregg, and Blythe Gentry.
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William Atkinson
Blythe Gentry
Jefferson Street
Milo Atkinson
Wichita Falls
Mr. Gentry
Paul Lefforge
Joe Durham
Frederick Seeward
Bruce Ashcroft
Edgar Britain
Chas Smith
William O’brien
Dick Green
Carol Gregg
Mr Gentry Hosts Luncheon For Homecoming Paul Lefforge
The Gentry residence at 1501 Jefferson Street hosted a Yuletide luncheon honoring Paul Lefforge, recently returned from Texas Technological College for the holidays. Guests included Ruth Lefforge, Ernestine Smith, Wilda Smith, Lois Smith, Blythe Gentry, and others, with a sumptuous, daintily served repast.
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Gentry
R. W. Gentry
Jefferson Street
Paul Lefforge
Texas Technological College
Paul
Ruth Lefforge
Ernestine Smith
Wilda Smith
Lois Smith
Blythe Gentry
Rev Kidd to preach at Southern Presbyterian tonight
Rev John P. Kidd, superintendent of missions for the Presbyterian church in Central Texas, arrives from Austin to visit his father Captain W. W. Kidd. He will preach tonight at the Southern Presbyterian church on South Jackson Street and again tomorrow morning and Sunday evening.
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Kidd
John P. Kidd
Presbyterian Church
Central Texas
Austin
W. W. Kidd
Southern Presbyterian Church
South Jackson Street
Jones return from Cisco trip with Baylor student son and Seedy Grist
Dr and Mrs T B Jones returned home from an overland Christmas visit to Cisco and Wichita Falls accompanied by their son B B Jones a Baylor University student and Mrs Grist known as Seedy Grist captain of Cisco Big Dam Loboes football team.
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Cisco
T. B. Jones
Wichita Fells
B. B. Jones
Baylor University
Miss Ethel Fuqua Spends Christmas in Hereford
Miss Ethel Fuqua is in Hereford spending Christmas with relatives and plans to stay until after New Year’s Day.
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Hereford
Ethel Fuqua
Pan-Hellenic Luncheon Set for Thursday at Harvey House
The Pan-Hellenic luncheon will be held Thursday at 1 p.m. at the Harvey House. Members expect a most enjoyable time and those wishing to reserve a place should telephone Mrs. Marvin Nichols today.
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Harvey House
Marvin Nichols
Ko Ko Hat Bridge Club Meeting In Cloak at Mrs Clark Home
The Ko Ko Hai Bridge Club will be entertained at 8 o clock Thursday evening at the home of Mrs. J R Clark.
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KO KO Hat
Ko Ko Hai
J. R. Clark
Dorothy Dix Advice The Idle Wife Seeks Romance
Dorothy Dix answers a restless wife craving romance and a career while praising a stable marriage. She urges gratitude for a kind husband, contrasts harsh life with abuse, and warns against chasing impossible romantic fantasies. She notes husbands and wives must stand united and avoid divided authority.
Stickley Jones Wedding Draws Amarillo Guests
Among Amarillo residents traveling to Canadian for the wedding are Mr and Mrs J G Taliaferro who left Amarillo yesterday to attend Stickley Jones nuptials.
Woman's Club Postpones Meeting to January 7
The Woman's Club will not meet this Thursday as listed in the year book. The meeting is postponed to January 7 and will be held at the home of Mrs. Co T Herring at 2400 Van Buren.
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Woman's Club
Co.t. Herring
van Buren
New Year’s Eve Parties Brighten Amarillo Festivities
Many watch parties are planned in Amarillo for Thursday night as 1926 approaches. St Andrew's Parish House hosts youth events with games contests dancing and a festive mood. Panhandle Inn marks its birthday with a New Year banquet and dance drawing attendees from Amarillo.
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St. Andrew's Episcopal Church
Panhandle
Panhandle Inn
Amarillo
Lightnin to Delight Amarillo Drama Lovers Monday
Lovers of dramatic art in Amarillo eagerly anticipate the stage production Lightnin to be presented next Monday night. The play combines humor and serious drama with vivid stage craft, drawing audiences from across the Panhandle and promising a memorable spoken performance after a well received photoplay.
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Amarillo
Panhandle
Amarillo Little Theatre
Second Baptist Watch Night Program Tonight
Second Baptist Church will observe watch night with a Thursday program beginning at 7:30 p.m. including prayer, Scripture John 1 2 18, old-fashioned song service, a address by Dr G L Yates on the relation of church to young people, Sunday school resolutions talks, pep meeting, light cross service and closing prayer.
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Second Baptist Church
G. L. Yates
C. B Painter
General U
M. EK
Advice on Love and Readiness for a Young Woman
The writer contends that the girl’s male peers are near her age and not ready for real love. Boys are seen as immature, treating her like an extra-nice friend rather than a passionate partner. She is advised to wait two or three years until she matures before seeking serious romance. Do not take your emotions too seriously.
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Miss Dix
Wise Virgin Warns of Early Love Dangers
The passage cautions a young person about infantile feelings labeled as calf love and predicts multiple infatuations before true love. It warns that remaining a chum to men risks danger, urging maturity in romantic choices. The voice emphasizes foresight and personal growth in matters of affection.
Women and the three classes of mates in society
The piece divides women into three types: practical marriage seekers with money, highly magnetic women courted by many yet not pursued for marriage, and others who attract but are never wed. It notes the social dynamics of charm, friendship without love, and late-life marriages to habitual bachelors.
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Public Ledger Co
Lightnin Casts All-American Company at City Auditorium
The Lightnin producers unveil an all star cast for the Municipal Auditorium engagement on January 4 to raise funds for the Ellis Lodge charity. Thomas J stars with Nexde Hace as the vamp and Mel, Prank Bacon as Mrs. Jones as part of a multi organization selection.
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Lightnin
Castle
Lightnain
Municipal Auditorium
Ellis Lodge
Star Athieve
Ideghtnin
Thomas J
Nexde Hace
Mel
Prank Bacon
Mrs. Jones
Paducah Essays Earn Chamber Prizes in Dec
The Kentucky County Chamber of Commerce awarded three prizes for essays on What a Live Chamber of Commerce Does for a Town and County. Ellabelle Hadford won $5, Lois Howell $3, and Leola Snider $2 for seventh and eighth grade entries from Paducah and Delwin.
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Paducah
Ceitle County
Leola Snider
Delwin
Chamber of Commerce
Cure for Rupture Without Operation Told
A carpenter, Eugene M. Pullen of Manasquan New Jersey, claims a non surgical cure for rupture that he says kept him free from trouble after years of hard work. He offers full information to interested readers who write him.
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Eugene M. Pullen
Carpenter
Marcellus Avenue
Manasquan
N. J
White's Cream Vermimage for Worms in Children
Public notice touts White's Cream Vermimage as a safe remedy for parasitic worm infections in children. It claims the product destroys worms without harming health and lists a price of 5 cents, sold by druggists.
State to consider sale of Cherokee County iron works
Austin Dec 29 Sale of the states iron industry property in Cherokee county will be considered at a meeting next week in Rusk A preliminary meeting of the Rusk Iron Industry board elected HM J Brown Jacksonville secretary W A Black former legislator from Bexar county acted as chairman State Senator T D Pairchild Lumien third member is expected at the Rusk meeting If sale proves inadvisable steps will be taken to rehabilitate the plant and resume operations The Featherstone interests of Beaumont who acquired the property years ago owe the state over 100000 an effort will be made to procure a settlement The Featherstone interests have been posted to Gun Heldsig of Beaumont and associates
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Austin
Cherokee County
Rusk
Rusk Iron Industry Board
HM. J. Brown
Jacksonville
W. A. Black
Bexar County
T. D. Pairchild
Lumien
Brown
Featherstone
Beaumont
Trown
Gun Heldsig
My Rebble Eye Water strengthens sure weak tind tant Ail drugw ints
A brief note presents an unclear product description about eye drops or health aid. It lacks verifiable entities, dates, and concrete claims, making precise identification impossible. The readable fragment implies a medicinal eye solution but offers no usable context.
Moving Picture Theatre Sold in Lubbock
E McElroy longtime Lyric Theatre operator announces sale to H T Hodge of Abilene Texas effective January 1 McElroy will stay in Lubbock but has not announced future plans. Harley Davidson motorcycles 300 F 4th.
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Lubbock
E. McElroy
Lyric Theatre
H. T. Hodge
Abilene
Texas
McElroy
Turner Elected Assistant Athletics Chief at Southwestern
Special to The News from Roswell New Mexico reports Julian J. Turner son of Mr. and Mrs. W P Turner of Roswell has been elected assistant athletic director for the balance of the season by the student body. Next season he will automatically become director of athletics at the college. Turner has long been prominent in school affairs and active in shaping Southwestern College athletics.
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Roswell
N. M
Dee
Julian J. Turner
W. P. Turner
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