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Newspaper

Amarillo Daily News

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 25, 1920

Page

5

Marriage of Mrs Abye McGowan and George Jever in Amarillo

The wedding took place at the home of the bride's parents on Fillmore Street with Rev. A shameen officiating. The ceremony featured gladioli and carnations, Lohengrin music, and Miss Eleanor Rider as pianist. Mrs Reeves, formerly with Western Union, and Mr Reeves will reside in Houston after a reception and departure to their new life.

Ride R. EB. D Avis Fillmore Street Abye MceGowan George Jeever Houston Ashameen Eleanor Rider Margaret Davis Reeves Western Union Telegraph Company Amarillo

Cast About for Ideas and Action in Daily Life

The Wichita Beacon urges constant casting about to spark growth and opportunity. Look, observe, travel, and study. let new ideas, friends, and experiences spark progress and keep you from seeming a failure. Keep giving and moving, never sleep in the daytime.

Wichita Beacon

Mrs Howard Hosts Sil Vous Club at Keirsey Home

Mrs Marion Howard entertained the Sil Vous Club Thursday afternoon at the R L Keirsey residence 906 Taylor Street. Floral decorations enhanced rooms where forty two d tables were arranged. Guests included Mesdames Dan Rumpf Topeka Clarence Eakle James Bush Robert Wilson Ed O Bagot and Miller Beard as well as regular members. light refreshment followed.

Howard Marion Howard R. L. Keirsey Taylor Street Mesdames Dan Rumpf Topeka Clarence Eakle James Bush Robert Wilson Ed. O. Bagot Miller Beard

Woman's Club Social at Mrs Burgess Home

A pleasant session by the Woman's Club took place Thursday at Mrs E Burgess 1410 Tyler street. Garden flowers and village decoration set the mood while forty two games shared the afternoon. After rounds of dominoes a two course luncheon was served by the hostess. First installment Our Own Movies in Panhandle today. Don't miss it.

Woman's Club E. Burgess Tyler Street

Wilson School PTA Meets. Officers Elected at Summer Session

The Wilson School Parent Teachers Association held its regular monthly meeting with Dr. Henry F. Brooks delivering a prayer and an address on the study of the child as an individual. Mrs R D Gist resigned as first vice president and Mrs B C D Bynum was elected to fill the vacancy. Mrs C E Smith was elected third vice president. The meeting marked the last summer session with the next gathering set for September 21.

Wilson School Parent Teachers Association Henry F. Brooks Simon Trulove Iolin Brooks R. D. Gist B. C. D. Bynum C. E Smith

First Baptist Sunday School Picnic Friday

First Baptist Sunday School plans its annual picnic today with attendees urged to arrive at 12 oclock at the church. A social event features Miss Iris Jones, a June brideto be, with compliments from Miss Georgia Ruth and Miss Ella Burson.

First Baptist Sunday School

Organization of Business Women's Association Formed

Practically every industry in Amarillo where women work attended a Tuesday evening meeting in the Polk Street Methodist Annex to perfect the Business Women's Association. Mrs. H F Brooks gave an address outlining goals and Mrs. Frank Collins, chairing the by laws committee, submitted a constitution and by laws.

Business Woman's Association Polk Street Methodist Church Business Women's Amarillo H. F. Brooks Frank Collins

Election of officers and unanimous adoption details

The meeting unanimously adopted the proposed actions. Officers were elected: Mrs Arthur Taylor president, Miss Mabel L Timmons vice president, Miss Alice Jud on corresponding secretary, Miss Mae Richart recording secretary, Mrs Louise Clark treasurer, Mrs Frank Holling parliamentarian. The new president led the follow-up discussions and a membership committee and program committee were planned. The association set its next regular meeting for Tuesday July 13 at 7:30 p.m. in the Annex of Polk Street Methodist church.

Arthur Taylor Mabel L Timmons Alice Judon Mae Richart Mis. Louise Clark Frank ‘Olling Ain Polk Street Methodist Church

Well Equipped Libraries Favored by Coolidge

Governor Col in Coolidge Massachusetts and the Republican presidential nominee advocate libraries as key to civic loyalty. They argue that understanding government functions and actions is best achieved through libraries, which are uniquely positioned to illuminate the state and nation for the people.

Coolidge Colin Coolidge Massachusetts Republian Party United States

High Heeled Shoes and Home Accidents Highlighted

Red Cross First Aid reports across the southwestern division cite the tub, high heeled shoes, and tea kettles as common home accident causes. Dr. F G Pernoud notes many falls occur on stairs and urges careful daily habits to prevent injuries. See Panhandle for Free Movie Contest winners.

Red Cross Missouri Kansas Texas Arkansas Oklahoma F. G. Pernoud Department of First St. Louis Chicago

Texas Wonder Kidney and Bladder Remedy Ad

Texas Wonder for kidney and bladder troubles including gravel rheumarium and irregularities of the kidneys and bladder. If not sold by your druggist mail order price $1.26. Small bottle often cures. Send for sworn testimonials. Dr. E. W. Ball 2926 Olive St St. Louis Mo. Sell by all druggists.

E. W. Ball Olive St. St. Louis

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