So White and Frail Twilight Fairy Tale Poem by Ina Gregg
A short verse praising a delicate white creature dancing on a cobweb. The piece contrasts its shy, elusive nature with a magical, twilight charm and ends naming Ina Lorene Gregg.
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Newspaper
Amarillo Daily News
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 30, 1925
Page
5
A short verse praising a delicate white creature dancing on a cobweb. The piece contrasts its shy, elusive nature with a magical, twilight charm and ends naming Ina Lorene Gregg.
Mrs Georgie Easum district deputy of Woodmen Circle and F H Taylor Grove clerk traveled from Texline after a Wednesday installation and proceeded to Childress for a joint Thursday night ceremony. The 42 Club met at Mrs J M Oakes home on Monroe Street for an afternoon of games and refreshments with numerous attendees listed. Rainbow Products now made in Amarillo and a note on music festival coupons conclude the item.
The Woman's Auxiliary of St An drew's Episcopal Church gathered Wednesday at 3 p.m. at Mrs J R Crawford's 2120 Buchanan. Mrs Seaman led devotional and program, recalling five years since her last visit and describing work with Alabama mountaineers. A pre-Lenten sale on February 1 will feature Indian Maine hand made baskets in varied sizes and designs. Tea was served by Mrs Crawford and her mother Mrs Wynne.
Amarillo readers learn Mrs Gertrude FE Brooks has taken an interest in Mecca Inn at 1725 Broadway New York City. Brooks, once a local business leader here, built the first cafeteria in the area The Brookmont now run by her sister Mrs J Crean.
The Foreign Relations Group of the A. A. W. will hold an open meeting next Tuesday evening at 8 o'clock in the assembly room of the Y Potter County Library. Rev. R. N. MacCallum will lecture on China Under the Republic. The public is cordially invited.
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