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Newspaper
Amarillo Daily News
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 29, 1925
Page
7
Society notes describe a poetic marriage piece about longing Dana Harmtor in Panhandle and a Woodmen Circle dance at W. O. W. Hall to fund trip to San Antonio. Also report Mrs. W L Blake hosting Citizenship Training Club at 2506 Harrison with officer elections and a luncheon.
The Ellen Lucile Bible Class will meet Thursday afternoon with Mrs. T. M. Bruner at 1800 Van Buren street at 3 o'clock. The lesson covers Judges chapters 16 through 19. All visitors are welcome.
Mrs. Davis Tudor hosted a pleasant Needle Club meeting Tuesday afternoon for members planning participation in the upcoming Tristate Fair.
Guests gathered at 601 Lincoln Street to sew and discuss the Tri State Mail exhibit. The Needle Club showcased prize winning work and aims for an unusually strong display this year. A luncheon with tea and cake followed, hosted by the hospitable hostess. Special guests included Mescames, D. B. Holley of El Paso, T. B. Gallaher, Horace Griggs, John Ward, Edith McCarty, L. J. Montgomery and R. S. Thompson.
Mrs C C Bair entertained the Le Bon Temps Club at 1807 Trillmore Street with luncheon, then bridge games and music. Prizes went to Mrs A M Eisenberg high and Mrs Price consolation, among guests including W R Ballard and others. Bible class at Polk Street Methodist meets today for an all day quilting bee. members asked to bring lunch.
The Woman's Club will not meet this afternoon and is rescheduled for next week due to a bereavement in the family of Mrs. J. O. Curtis.
Entre Nous Club hosts an afternoon gathering at Mrs. George Pidecoke 14094 Jackson Street at 3 oclock. Triple T Club meets at Mrs. Lee Williams 1819 Polk Street for light needlework and a plate luncheon with tea and cake. Needle Art Club plans an afternoon at Mrs. Ray Bush 1909 Fillmore Street. Wesley Bible Class of San Jacinto Heights MFE entertains at the home of Mr. and Mrs. S. B. Christian 602 Kentucky Avenue with music readings and a chicken salad tea for about seventy guests.
Mrs Almo Lockhart enjoyed a surprise birthday gathering Tuesday evening at her Florida Avenue home in San Jacinto Heights. Friends and relatives arrived, played 42, showered gifts, and later revealed a decorated dining room with a birthday cake and candles. Present were Mesdames C. W. Moore, E. F. Rittenberry, J. H. Hall, B. P. Perdue, E. W. Roffey, Go Kirven, H. E. Billingslea, Finley, Tom Holman, Lee Williams, Claude Duke, Spencer Smith, G. C. Bishop and T. W. Cotten.
The Amarillo Business and Professional Women's Club met at the Amarillo Hotel for a semi monthly dinner. Officers elected include Cora Astel as president Carrie Downing as first vice president Loia Glenn as second vice president Emma George as corresponding secretary Fisher Brown as recording secretary Kathryn Metcalf as treasurer Eleanor Rider Librarian T L Gordon Parliamentarian. The annual banquet date is set for February 12.
Mrs. J J Stallings leaves for Chihuahua Mexico with her husband to establish their new home after visiting parents Mr and Mrs GC H Ball. Panhandle Pen Women meeting attendee Mrs F H Hill of Panhandle visits Amarillo. Alfred Herbst and Mrs Neal Hall among recent city visitors with hospital notes and domestic guests.
An old style advertisement promotes a Mountain Pen special priced at 2.98 with a full guarantee from Austin Drug Co. It also touts Rainbow Potato Chips promising strong flavor and mentions products now made in Ama. The fragment hints at Save Music Festival Coupons appearing in the page copy.
The Panhandle Pen Women closed a highly successful session at the Women’s Club with a 7:30 program. Winners of several contests were disclosed by Miss Helen Kochen, and officers for the next year installed led by President Mrs. R. S. Thompson. The one act play A Maker of Dreams, staged by Dana Harmon, delighted the audience, with strong performances by Miss Mattie Bell Jack and Miss Ent Mayer’s piano number earning an encore.
Tax filing rules for single and married filers with specified net or gross incomes. Filing window January 1 to March 16, 1925. Where to file is the Collector of Internal Revenue for the district of residence. How to file via Form 1040A or 1040 with accompanying law and regulations. Tax rates include 2 percent on base, 4 percent next, 6 percent on remaining net income, plus surtax above $10,000. Detailed basis rules for gains or losses from dispositions, including gifts, bequests, and inventories, with numerical examples.
Prominent beauty specialists are featured with sales backed by an absolute guarantee of satisfaction offered by J. W. Collings Drug Co. and Lindsay Rug Co, signaling strong consumer assurances and promotional appeal.
Ten of England's most noted hangmen have attempted death by own action in recent years, reflecting a troubling pattern among executioners. The disclosure highlights concerns about mental strain linked to carrying out capital punishments and the social stigma surrounding their roles.
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