Palmer School Opens Its Doors For Open House
Palmer Kindergarten held open house Thursday evening inviting parents and friends to view the children's work. Judge Palmer and Mrs. Palmer greeted guests while Miss Lucille Palmer and the Blantons assisted at the punch table. Exhibits included soft colored posters, animal models, diminutive furniture, paper crafts, seasonal symbols, and first grade work in reading writing and arithmetic.
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Palmer School
Palmer Kindergarten
Judge Palmer
Palmer
Blanton
Lucille Palmer
Chicken Loaf Recipe Layered With Bread Crumbs
A 1925 NEA Service chicken loaf recipe instructs boiling a 4 pound chicken until tender, removing meat from bones, discarding skin, and layering pieces with coarse bread crumbs in a buttered dish. Alternate layers with broth and bake 45 minutes in a hot oven.
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NEA Service, Inc
Guess Who Sayings Of an Amarillo Sage
A fragment poem-voice musing on tears love and aging uses allusions to Will Shakespeare and old sayings. It contrasts love with weariness and questions beauty, suggesting wisdom and suspicion surround charm and wealth in a satirical tone.
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Amarillo
Market and cooked food sale at local stores
The Wesley Bible Class of St. Paul's Methodist Church plans a market of cooked foods today at the Little Wonder Store inviting all to attend. The Polk Street Methodist Sunday School beginners department also holds a cooked food sale today at the McIlroy Store on Polk Street to raise funds for their department.
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St. Paul's Methodist Church
Little Wonder
Polk Street Methodist Sunday School
McIlroy
Polk Street
Rainbow Girls to Entertain at Palo Duro Hotel Reception
Rainbow Girls will host an informal reception Monday afternoon from 6 to 7 at Palo Duro Hotel Polly Garden for the Masonic Band boys. All Rainbow Girls and De Molays are urged to attend.
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Rainbow Girls
Palo Duro
Polly Garden
Masonic Band Boys
de Molays
Churches Youth Outings At Box Canyon And Polk Street
Polk Street Methodist Church organized outings for the youth with girls hosting boys at Box Canyon. About 50 young people traveled by car for a picnic, chaperoned by Mr. and Mrs. Howard Williams, returning by 8:30. Leagues met Thursday evening with supper under trees and a moonlit return. Rev Fincher returns from Lexington with praise for the assembly. Dorothy Fincher named college leader and popular student. CANDIES WILL Monday hosts Club Day at Mission Theater with homemade candy sales.
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Polk Street Methodist Church
Box Canyon
W. L. Nixon
George Truitt
Howard Williams
Fincher
FE. B. Fincher
Lexington
Kentucky
General Assembly
Board of Trustees
Austin College
Sherman
Dorothy Fincher
Mission Theater
Euzelian Class Attends Meeting at Miss Vaughn’s Home
The Euzelian Class of the First Baptist Church met at Miss Ena Vaughn’s home at 1107 Fillmore street. After dinner the group planned summer activities with Miss Gladys Farrell, the president, presiding. The class will meet for Sunday school at 709 Polk street.
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Euzelian
First Baptist Church
Ena Vaughn
Fillmore Street
Gladys Farrell
Polk Street
Evening pumps described as elaborate and ornate
The article notes new evening pumps in velvet to match costumes, trimmed with gold appliqué designs. Sandal styles are less popular by day but smart for evening wear, with heels kept ornate and matching the vamp.
Social notes and municipal hearing in Amarillo 1925
Mrs Paul I Odor and baby Julia Ann of Bilverton spend week with her parents on West Sixteenth Street. Wedding of Miss Burkella Wells and Erwin Charles Ochsner to be attended. brothers Bill and J N Childers travel to Jonesboro for summer with relatives. City of Amarillo approves engineer's roll for Eighth Street improvements and sets June 16 hearing at 7:30 p m. notices to owners and railways to be published and mailed.
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Paul I. Odor
Julia Ann
Bilverton
J. W. Burks
West Sixteenth Street
Joe L. Wells
Washington and Lee University
Burkella Wells
Erwin Charles Ochsner
Bill Childers
J. N. Childers
Jonesboro
Arkansas
Eighth Street
Amarillo
Elm Street
Chesnutt Street
John 8
McKnight
John
City Hall
Texas
Clean up week notice from Amarillo mayor office
May 27 1925 city directive by Mayor Lee Bivins calls for business premises cleaning. instructs placing rab bish at alley edge for city wagons pickup. city secretary Jewell Davidson attests with seal and phone contact 46 or 180 for details.
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Lee Bivins
Amarillo
Texas
This Is Clean Up Week Message and Sea Fishing Note
A public notice urges residents to place rubbish at the edge of alloy for city wagons to collect. It also reports that more than 70,000 people along the North Sea are engaged in fishing.
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North Sea
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Lincoln
Taylor St
Sia
LW Jenkins
Steinway
Valet Y Mle
P. A. Zehringer
Opal Jar ‘Asid
Esinot
San Antonio Joint Stock Land Bank
Williams-Orr Agency
ALL Kinds Insurance and Bonds
Tox
Kelly-Springfield Tire Service
Wilkinson & Turner
Pierce
Quick Service Tire Co
Polk St
Will Shakespeare
E. P. Hubbard
Steinway Pianos
the News and Post
Useful Vol
Jewell Davidson
Sanitary Beauty Parlor
East Fourth St
Marcel
Sanitary
Ais BN
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