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Newspaper

Amarillo Daily News

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jul 01, 1925

Page

10

Baptists Asked to Dismiss Day for Assembly

Panhandle Baptist churches urged to dismiss Sunday services on July 1 to boost attendance at the Panhandle Baptist Assembly to be held July 14 to 23 at Ceta Canyon, 30 miles southeast of Amarillo. Rev. B. F. Fronabarger coordinates plans with Dr. G. Yates as assembly president.

Panhandle Plains Panhandle Ceta Canyon Amarillo B. F. Fronabarger Canyon Fronabarger First Baptist Church of

Denver Road Improves Tracks Between Clarendon and Channing

Heavier rails are now being laid by the Fort Worth and Denver between Clarendon and Channing. F. E. Clarity, vice president and general manager, and other officials visited Amarillo yesterday en route to Texline to inspect the north division. Tourist traffic on the line is heavier this season than in former years. Tom Morgan, famed English jockey, won the Great Metropolitan Stakes at Epsom in 1920 on Viaduct, becoming the youngest winner of a major race at age thirteen.

Fort Worth & Denver Clarendon Channing F. E. Clarity Denver Road Amarillo Texline Tom Morgan Epsom Young Morgan

Worms in children remedy ad warns of parasite danger

Watch for symptoms of worms in children. The ad promotes Vermif Worms as a time tested remedy that drives out worms and restores healthy color to cheeks. Sold by all druggists for 35 cents.

Right of Way Rules for All U S Outlined

National Safety Council president B Auel outlines universal right of way guidelines for motorists. Rules require yielding to vehicles from the right and to emergency units, with special provisions for fire apparatus and street cars. The guidance emphasizes carelessness consequences and safe passage for police, water and health departments.

B. Auel National Safety Council Water

Cupid's Victims Decline in Potter County June 1925

Cupid's efforts net fewer marriages in Potter county last June than in June 1924. June 1924 had 43 licenses. June 1925 had 40. First half of 1925 shows 162 licenses from Jan 1 to July 1 versus 164 in 1924, a two license drop.

Cupid Potter County

Darnall's Sister Dies in Oak Cliff

Mrs A H Nance of Oak Cliff died yesterday after a three week illness. Funeral services will be held in Oak Cliff this morning. She is survived by her husband and three children.

A. H. Nance Oak Cliff P. E. Darnall

Noted Athlete to Demonstrate Life Saving at Nat Tonight

Alfred W. Cantwell of St. Louis, a Red Cross life saving representative and Washington University alumnus, will present a life saving exhibition at 7:30 tonight at the Nat under Potter County Red Cross. Open to all, with Boy Scouts especially invited. Cantwell cites five common drowning causes and stresses self protection and proper rescue techniques.

Alfred W. Cantwell St. Louis Nat Potter County Red Cross Society Guy Owens Red Cross Cantwell M. B. Harris Monroe Street American Red Cross Washington University Department of Physical Education Boy Scouts of America Mr. Cantwell

Old-Time Cowboys Plan August Panhandle Reunion

Invitations were mailed by L. Gough, president of the Old-Time Cowboys Association, to cowboys active before 1890 in the Panhandle. The reunion on August 20 at Hale Park near Canyon expects 200 or more attendees with story telling, a ground dinner, and a campfire program. John Snider will handle barbecue and Gus Lee will assist as the range cook.

Panhandle L. Gough Cowboys’ Association Hale Park Canyon John Snider Gus Lee

Kiwanis Celebration for Winning Club Meet

The Kiwanis Club holds a noon celebration at its Amarillo Hotel weekly meeting to honor winning the inter club field meet last week. Lions Rotary and American Business Club presidents and guests will attend. A cup will be presented to Kiwanis, and delegates to the International Convention in St Paul are expected to report.

Kiwanis Club Amarillo Hotel Inter Club Lions, Rotary American Business Clubs St. Paul Minn

O Keefe Yields Big Wheat Near Panhandle

Special to The News reports R C O Keefe of Cuyler near Panhandle harvesting 85 bushels per acre on Summer fallowed land across 150 acres. Wheat at 1 43 per bushel means over 50 per acre with a 3 cent premium from Dorsey Grain Company for the extraordinary yield. Crop conditions are very bright as row crops also show strong prospects.

Canadian Fourth Of July Features At Anvil Park

Canadian June 30 announces July 3 and 4 events at J. C. Studer and Sons Anvil Park Lake. Red Cross Captain Cantwell will demonstrate life saving methods July 8 and July 4. Rodeo acts include steer riding by Longhorns from Chihuahua, bull dogging, exhibition riding, potato relay and cigar races with no entry fees. Maverick roping tops the lineup as contestants from across the Southwest arrive.

J. C. Studer and Sons Anvil Park Lake Capt Cantwell American Red Cross Chihaahua Southwest

Miami Needs Hands Letter Declares O V Vernon

O V Vernon secretary of the Board of City Development reports a letter from Miami stating farm and harvest hands are needed in that territory. Finger Nails take a superior polish with sea shell giloss.

O. V. Vernon Board of City Development Miami

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