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Newspaper
Amarillo Daily News
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1925
Page
5
A nostalgic verse opens the page urging mothers to send children to bed with a kiss amid daily cares. The piece laments fatigue yet highlights the priceless comfort of a child's kiss and the ache of longing for quiet mornings.
Circle 4 of the First Baptist Church will meet at 3 o'clock Wednesday afternoon at the home of Mrs. J F Daybrook 700 Jackson street for a session of physical culture at Lenox hall. Misses Manilla Kelly Alicia Kelly and Olivia Perry have returned from a week's visit on the Beggs ranch near Canadian. Mr and Mrs Cecil C Cribbs of Redondo Beach rejoice over the arrival of little Shirley Francis born at the Herosma Rendondo hospital. Mrs Cribbs will be remembered as Miss Ottolee Raymond of Texas.
The Just Lew Needle Club convenes this afternoon at 8 o clock with Mrs Mary Lloyd at 10024 Harrison street. All members are urged to attend.
Social notes report Miss Lois Tolleson has returned from Chicago after two years of study and will visit her parents before traveling to Kirkwood where she becomes head of the de
A riddle style verse contrasts dual minds sharing one idea and explores themes of beauty brains and social judgment. It suggests a paradox where allure masks common flaws and women are judged by changing mirrors. The speaker notes hesitation and criticizes superficial standards among many women.
The Polk Street Methodist Church unit will hold a 3 PM meeting in Epworth Hall on Wednesday. Mrs. E. C. Libely will lead the voice program for members.
A quiet but very pretty wedding took place Saturday at 8 o'clock in the groom's new residence at 105 Mississippi Avenue. Miss Doris Morgan and Mr. Earl Price were united in marriage with Rev. Virgil Fisher of San Jacinto Methodist Church officiating. The home was decorated with flowers palms and ferns as a large gathering witnessed the ring ceremony. The bride wore white crepe satin.
The bride wore a gown trimmed with sea pearls and mirror beads and carried roses. Her maid Ena Grant wore orchid georgette over pink satin. Best man was A W Smith. Dr T M Montgomery sang Love You Truly and Ger aldine Browning played Lohengrin s Wedding March. The bride, Saint Anthony s Hospital Class of 1925 graduate, and groom, Nortex Hide and Produce manager, will reside in a new home.
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