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Newspaper
Amarillo Daily News
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1925
Page
7
An old newspaper ad claims rheumatism stems from blood poverty and promises relief by taking S S S a vegetable blood purifier. It extols increased red blood cells improved complexion and removal of joint pains urging readers to buy the larger economical bottle.
Mrs George Hunter of Columbus Georgia writes of severe side pains after marriage and dramatic recovery after using Cardul a tonic she says restored health, gained weight and ended the trouble. She urges other women to learn about Cardul. NC-160
The Boy Scout camp has 230 boys and 25 adults in camp with military style routines. Paul James and his Memphis band will give a concert at 7 tonight. Troops have formed patrols and no bootleggers are allowed while meals adjust to growing appetites.
Ledbetter Drug Company on Polk at Fifth plans a formal opening Friday from 7 to 11 PM with souvenirs for ladies balloons for children cigars for men and punch for all. Manager Ben T Ledbetter oversaw remodel with new show windows and a curb service south door. Internals by H D Kirk include a harmonious color scheme and special monthly sales including reduced toilet articles and Rexall line goods with forthcoming 1 cent sales. Ledbetter bought the Amarillo store from J W Collins after moving from Oak Cliff Pharmacy.
Mr Business Man instructs a cleanup week asking to ensure store premises are cleaned and to place rub bish at the alley edge for city wagons to pick up. contact numbers 846 or 180.
Reports on traffic trade extension and other committees will be presented at the monthly meeting of the Jobbers and Manufacturers Association in the Palo Duro Hotel at 6 30 this evening. President R T Emmett urges all members to attend as vital questions will be discussed and the session follows a postponement due to commencement exercises.
A public notice asks residents to place rubbish on the edge of the alley for city wagons to collect this cleanup week. Call 846 or 180 for details and pickup arrangements.
The Amarillo Central Labor Union thanks Rev. Thomson Col Ernest Thompson and Lee Satterwhite for welcomes J W Culwell for introducing speakers and the union orchestra for music. Gratitude to the press city administration stage hands jani tors real estate group citizens who supplied cars and to Lee Bivins for Box Canyon ranch trip. Resolution to publish in local press and minutes.
The Vaughan couple plan a return to Amarillo from their honeymoon after a ceremony in which Mr. and Mrs. H. P. Vaughan are prominent. Guests included many relatives and friends from Lockney Canyon Vernon Childress and nearby communities while an Overland trip will keep them away about two weeks.
Mrs. Jennie C. Rider celebrated her 88th birthday with a dinner at the Harvey House hosted by her children Mrs. Walter Caulfield and Miss Eleanor Rider. Gifts and flowers from far places including Mexico City and Honolulu flowed in, while guests shared warm memories and best wishes.
Mrs Ausburn, new Dallas bride, returns to 1404 Harrison to visit Dr and Mrs I Rasco. Friends gather to greet Margaret Ausburn after recent marriage to J B Ausburn. She arrived Tuesday to spend several weeks with her parents and young companions.
D. M. Redburn and Mrs. J. W. Veale lead Amarillo competitors to sixth place at a U.S. event, earning honors for their team.
Local representatives for Starke Nurseries of Oklahoma and Missouri ranked sixth nationwide for spring sales. In appreciation the company sent a handsome radio set. Mr Redburn and Mrs Veale planted extensive trees and shrubs across the Panhandle this spring. Mrs Veale has long cultivated interest in tree planting and helped beautify Amarillo’s Elwood Park with shade trees enjoyed by picnickers for years.
The Hi Jinks Club will meet at 9 30 this morning at the home of Mrs W C Boyce Jr 1809 4 Jackson Street. The piece comments on folly and wisdom with a humorous, moral tone.
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