Speck Sdding Ruth Speck Elkington Wed at Grace Cathedral
Miss Ruth Marie Speck, daughter of Mr and Mrs John F Speck of Pittsburg Kan, married Harold V Elkington of Baraboo Wis, at Grace Cathedral with Dean Ludlow presiding. The couple, after a wedding trip to Detroit and Toledo, will reside in Amarillo Texas with Mr Elkington employed by Santa Fe. Out of town guests included Mr and Mrs Speck and Mr Luther Taylor of Amarillo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springton Speck
Topeka
Frank Speck
Kansas City
J. P. Gray
Madlyn
Luther Taylor
Amarillo
Elkington
Amona Class Enjoys Outing At First Baptist Church
The Amona Class of the First Baptist Church spent a pleasant Monday outing in June. The evening started with a refreshing plunge in the Nat, followed by a lawn party at Mrs. C. W. McCarty’s home on Kentucky Avenue. A dainty lunch was served to members and visitors, including Mesdames Horace Griges F C Grimey T G Baker H G Baker Wesley Morgan Rodger Smith Walter Hurt O H Morrison Edward Hurt Barney Files H G Maxfield Rual Jones W C Rhodes L P Ricks Grover Bishop May Frizzell and visitors Mrs. Robert Bailey Edwin Hill M. D. Mont.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AMONA
First Baptist Church
C. W. McCarty
Kentucky Avenue
Mesdames
Horace Griges
F. C. Grimey
T. G
Mrs C E Smith Hosts La Costura Club At Home
Mrs C E Smith entertained the La Costura Club at 304 West Thirteenth Street Tuesday afternoon. Members answered roll call with current events and enjoyed needle work followed by an ice course. Guests included Mesdames G C Davis D Fields F M Neal R Killough Terry Thompson and John Ward.
Mrs Moreland Hosts L Aiquillee Club Meeting
Mrs C J Moreland of 1008 West Thirteenth street entertained the L Aiquillee Club Tuesday at 3 pm. The home, decorated with sweet peas, welcomed guests Mesdames W C Mitchell T L Lipscomb and Fred Fyfe alongside regular members.
Kongenial Kard Klub Holds Final Summer Meeting
Kongenial Kara Klub ended the season with a gathering hosted by Mrs. George Maggard at 109 Arch Road on Tuesday at o o clock. After games, a salad course was served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kongenial Kard Klub
Kongenial Kara Klub
George Maggard
Arch Road
Just Sew Club Meets With Mrs Rickey
The Just Sew Needle Club met Tuesday afternoon with Mrs H Richey at 2009 Van Buren Street. Guests included Mesdames T H Dean L W Patton J F Utter and Husen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Just Sew Club
Rickey
Just Sew Needle Club
Richey
van Buren Street
T. H. Dean
L. W. Patton
J. F. Utter
Husen
Native Japanese Appears On Program At Church Meeting
A First Baptist Church program on Wednesday, June 24 features native Japanese missionary Mr. K. K. Tobby with a devotional by Mrs. J. E. Griggs and prayers for foreign missions led by Mrs. E. T. Dunan. Songs include Send the oe and I Give My Life for Thee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
J. E. Griggs
K. K. Tobby
E. T. Dunan
Society Notes and Personals Highlights
The Woman's Missionary Society of Polk Street Methodist Church will not meet due to the Epworth League Conference. Frank D. Papadeas of the Texas Candy Shop leaves for Athens Greece to visit his mother and will tour the Holy Land. Mrs. Papadeas acts as host during four months' absence with Dorothy Clark of Hollywood California as guest. Further notes include Mrs. O K Curry returning to Elo Reno after visits with W P Hopkins family, and Mrs J M Atkinson returning to Muskogee Oklahoma after visiting Mrs A B Simpson. Mr and Mrs W P Hopkins entertain their daughter Mrs R R Swift and her son from Dallas at 1614 Harrison Street, with Mrs Swift formerly residing there. Mr and Mrs Henry Brown and Mr and Mrs C C Barth travel to Peoria Chicago and Gary Indiana by land.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Missionary Society
Polk Street Methodist Church
Epworth League
Frank D. Papadeas
Texas Candy Shop
Athens
Greece
Hollywood
California
O. K. Curry
E! Reno
W. P. Hopkins
Harrison Street
J. M. Atkinson
Muskogee
Oklahoma
A. BE. Simpson
Jackson Street
Mistletoe Farms records bold Jersey cows profits and honors
Mistletoe Farms of Fort Worth celebrates Gamboge's Fox's Agatha, a senior four year old, for 305 day fat and milk yields totaling 628 383 lbs fat and 12 314 lbs milk with calf times, plus Gold and Silver Medal and Texas Championship in the 305-day class. Her daughter Agatha's Little Girl, started as a yearling, produced 359.67 lbs fat and 6486 lbs milk in 305 days and earned Yearling Jersey Champion of Texas. Costs and prices detailed show profit above feed cost at $242.30 for Agatha and $128.30 for Little Girl, plus calf sales totaling $725.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mistletoe Farms
Fort Worth
Jersey
Gamboge
Fox
Agatha
Gambage
Pion
Texas
Mistletoe
Tom F. Turner New President Of Lions Club
Tom F. Turner is elected president of the Lions Club at Amarillo Hotel, succeeding J Ray by one vote over W W Flenniken. Officers include GC 8 Makeig first VP William Boyce second VP W H Batchelor third VP C H Keffer secretary treasurer Frank Wolfin. New board to take charge next meeting. Committee to map a program reports four projects zoning law improved parks enlarged post office and new Santa Fe general office building. R L Thompson of Thompson Wholesale Drug Co presented Enders safety razors to members and guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thos. F. Turner
The
Lions Club
J. Ray
Amarillo Hotel
W. W. Flenniken
Makeig
William Boyce
W. H. Batchelor
C. H. Keffer
Frank Wolflin
J. N. Beasley
Santa Fe
T. E. Durham
Union Depot
R. L. Thompson
Thompson Wholesale Drug Company
Enders
J. B. Hill
Ss. B. Gee
Oklahoma City
The Red Rain Mystery Set for Sunday Serial
The Daily News will begin publishing The Red Rain Mystery this Sunday as summer reading. Author Headon Hall has written more than 50 stories, and this novel promises several weeks of engagement. Subscriptions are 70 cents monthly or $1 jointly with The News and Evening Post. call 3333 for circulation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daily News
Headon Hall
News and
Evening Post
Auto Races Slated for Tri-State Fair Meet
Tri-State Exposition directors met at the Board of City Development to approve auto and motorcycle races for the 1925 fair after abandoning horse races due to track prep. Horse events are set for Tuesday through Thursday. O. Vernon reported telegrams from national breeders groups promising prizes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of City Development
Vernon
National Curoe Breeders Association
Short Horm Breeders Association
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Palo Duro Lumber Co
J. B. Bechtel
V-Pres
Mgr
Lincoln St
Thomas & Thomas
Mayfield System
BIG Shoe Sale
Gomery and
Miss Smith
W. C. Proctor
Lincoln
Palmer Kindergarten
Taylor St
P. A. Zehringer Credit Jeweler
Tom F. Turner
Ple
Uncle Sam
Shriners
Red Rain
Tri-State Fair
Sam
National Toilet Co
Paris
Tenn
Ece Brats
Jace
Jaket
Polk Street
Amarillo, Texas
C. V. Wray
the Music Man
Starr
West Texas
Amarillo Music CO
V. Wray
Polk St
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