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Newspaper
Amarillo Daily News
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1923
Page
4
A poem by Henry Edward Warner laments a lover rejected as the muse fades. It contrasts passion and grief, urging writers to pour their pain into verse. The piece appears in the Richmond Times-Dispatch and includes a note about enduring artistry through sorrow.
In a farewell gesture the Johnson Street School Parent-Teachers Club hosted a luncheon at the school Wednesday. Officers and twelve teachers were honored as roses and ferns adorned long tables and a careful menu was served.
Fotter County Library receives several new titles including Book of Facapades by Puchan Four Stragglers by Frank Tackard Eyes of Love by Cora Harris Scudders by Irvin Bachellor Juvenile Delinquency by H W Deddard Captain's Poll by D H Lawrence The Time is Whispering by BE Robins Men Like Gods by H G Wells and Told Under a White Oak Tree by Willam F House A complimentary gift from Mr House includes a note placed on the fly leaf A poetry selection volume and a South American novel Ralph Herne by W H Hudson are also catalogued with broad appeal.
Mee A F Smith hosted an informal dinner Wednesday evening complimenting her sister Miss Bennie Lee Witt who left Thursday for Wheeler. Guests included Bonnie Lee Witt Myra Ldoyd Lan Walling Lila Witt Willie Atchley Thomas Varney Brady and Russell Bowles. The group attended Heh School senior class play All Alward at the city auditorium.
The Polk Street Methodist Church Woman's Missionary Society gathered Wednesday at the parsonage. The event featured the Riflc woman's final money collection and a fine program enjoyed by fifty five members. During social hour, refreshments were served by the hostess.
Mrs Paul Odor hosted a forty two party Wednesday for Mr Odor's birthday at their home 1614 Madison Street. Guests included Mr and Mrs Jease Rogers Mr and Mrs CC Smith Mr and Mrs WE Eldridge Mr and Mrs JW Burks and Miss Leona Remington with Mrs Odor's mother Mrs JW Burks assisting.
Piano pupils of Walter S. Axtell and violin pupils of Jack Dooley present a recital at Central Presbyterian Church tonight at 8 o'clock. Participating students include Lloyd Fletcher John White Gail Bivins Ruby Hutchinson Cornelia Smith Joe Killough Mary Wrances Cockrell Catherine Coble Margaret Williams Horace Cockrell Pauline Rogers Cayla Hilton Dorothy Baker Ben Lane Susie Crudgington. Public invitation extended.
Ming Rachel Dunaway of Amarillo is listed among the students awarded the T and Quill medal for meritorious service on the Daily Texan staff. The honor roll also includes Ruth Smith of Hereford, Maurice Crain of Canyon, Deskine Wells of Wellington, and J. D. Sugg of Wellington.
Rev. and Mrs. Milo Atkinson, Mrs. M. M. Merriman and Mrs. Manual Mer attend a Christian convention in Amari llo.
Riman travels by overland route Thursday morning to Fort Worth for the annual afate convention of Christian churches and the Jubilee celebration at Texas Christian University. Mrs. L Gough leaves Wednesday night for the gathering while Judge W B Gee plans to reach Port Worth Friday. Rev Atkinson is slated to deliver a principal address on The Cornerstone of Civilisation during the educational session.
Miss Radio Britain will present her piano pupils in recital this evening and Saturday evening June 2 at ? o'clock at Polk Street Methodist Church. Patrons and friends are cordially invited.
Mrs H F Kinkead hosted a Wednesday morning bridge gathering at her east of the city home. Five tables played through several rounds with Miss Doris Nobles taking high score and Mrs Frank Inman winning the consolation. a dainty two course luncheon followed.
A called meeting of Win A Miller Chapter U D C will be held Friday at 8 pm at Mrs Ernest Miller's home 1306 Jackson Street. The group will make arrangements to decorate the graves of Confederate veterans Sunday afternoon.
Mrs James Bush will oversee the children's story hour this Saturday with plans for engaging tales and activities for young listeners. The event invites neighborhood families to enjoy supervised storytelling and crafts.
A morning event is scheduled in the Library assembly hall. The program invites all city children between eight and twelve years old to attend.
A wry remark about culinary missteps surfaces as a plug for Van Duser's Flavoring Extract. The comment reflects common household misadventures and the humor found in kitchen experiments.
Fragmentary OCR notes indicate a probe or report dated day of Pde and Pte Foor. Readable facts are limited, with names and full context unclear. The record preserves only scattered references without a clear event or outcome.
A fragment notes Dickey's Eye Water claimed to refresh tired eyes. It also cites the Transcontinental road as the longest railroad in Russia.
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