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Newspaper
Amarillo Daily News
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1920
Page
5
Poem by Ruth J Meyer and Hardwicke Nevin reflects on the Aisne front, war’s end and mournful memory. It contrasts winter ruin with rising stars and souls taking flight to spring skies and lingering memories.
Miss Gladys Collins, who has been attending Southern Methodist University in Dallas, is expected to return home Saturday.
Meg KE C Britain will preside at a reception Saturday at 5 pm at 1300 Monroe Street. The event honors returned college and university students and is a surprise for her daughter Miss Ratey Britain who returns Friday from Chicago with a Bachelor of Music degree in piano and pipe organ from the American Conservatory of Music.
Miss Elsie Goddard, a Wellesley graduate, describes army rules banning flowers on individual graves in four American Cemeteries in France. Cut flowers and nearby beds are allowed. uniform turf and white crosses maintain a solemn, imposing look. The YWCA and Red Cross support Best Huts at Romagne, Bony, Belleau Woods, and Fere-en-Tardenois.
Marriage licenses issued to E. J. Hoffman and Miss Florence M. Stapf. Edward Morrison and Mrs. Maud Goodwin listed in the pending records.
F. F. Quaile of the Quaile Motor Sales Company travels to Detroit to meet with the Paige Motor Company factor and secure automobile deliveries. He will be away several days.
The Judsonian B Y P B of the First Baptist church holds monthly missionary programs on the last Sunday. Next Sunday at 6 30 PM the evening titled The Opportunities of Our Mountain Schools will be led by Miss Edith Harris. Members study the board countries and the impact of its labors. Be there.
Miss Bethenia Burgess visiting Hillsboro with her grandfather Dr. W. M. Bond returns home Tuesday. She is accompanied by Mrs. H. R. Eppler of Scranton Pennnee Phoebe Burgess. Miss Marjorie and Betty Lou Ozier expect visitors next week from Port Worth Miss Marvy Katherine Mc Natt and Fred Boerner.
A hydranogea teffeta gown designed by Premet for Frances Carson, worn in The Hottentoot, features a rising hem and accordion-plaited finderskirt with heavy embroidery including morning-glories. The piece uses silver threads and beads for stems and bead shoulder bands. Theater party at the Makle residence showcased Dorothy Dalton’s The Dark Mirror with social hostesses Miss Oliver Rae Eakle and Miss Mary Doda Oliver.
This week’s society items report Mrs. Marion Howard hosting the Sir Vous Mlait Club at 1207 Taylor Street and the Woman’s Cle meeting with Mrs. Burgess at 1410 Tyler Street. Miss Irie Jones, soon to wed Percy Gibbs, celebrated with a surprise party at the Federick Kendall residence on Tyler Street, featuring acrostic advice messages, a trunk telegram, gift reveal, and playful telegrams for the couple along with ice cream and cake refreshments.
A testimonial claims J. B. Cascade internal bathing cured longtime stomach trouble after twenty doctors and a Hot Springs trip failed. It says the treatment, used for three years, eliminates drugs and prevents digestive issues. Amarillo City Drug Store offers the product at 413 Polk Street and a free Tyrrell booklet on internal bathing.
In Amari llo County the Pot ter Bounty school den sus shows an increase according to an official enumeration sheet. The report highlights rising counts among district students and notes the census figures impact on school funding and enrollment planning.
County judge lists pupils with names ages and grades as well as additional details required by the state superintendent.
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