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Newspaper
Amarillo Daily News
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1925
Page
5
Countee Cullen seethes over love lost in sorrowful verse while Circle Number 6 of the eh Christian Church wraps its summer session with Mrs. George H. Hill hosting at 909 Florida Street. Mrs. Hawkins led Exodus review and refreshments followed.
Under Mrs D M Cushing supervision four Amarillo delegates Velma O Brian Lottie Wright Kathleen Crawford and Alma Roach left for the state Rainbow Order for Girls convention in Houston. Civic clubs and Masonic groups back the trip with plans for Galveston entertainment and a Houston De Molays reception.
Mr and Mrs Roy Harrison and their son Thomas visit Mrs Harrison s mother Mrs J M Lyons at 1009 Polk St in Charles Hudnall of New Orleans visits his sister Miss Mary Hudnall of Milady Beauty Shoppe Mrs J R Dyche and children reside at 1812 Polk St and travel to Clayton NM to visit Mrs Dyche s parents Mr and Mrs Turner Mrs P H Buthker returns from vacations in Santa Fe and the Colorado mountains Mr and Mrs W F Becktold of Panhandle Music Co travel to Grand Lake Colorado for a vacation Canyon Girls Club meets with Mrs T B Austin at 1300 Lincoln St Friday at 8 PM
Mrs M D Oliver hosts Miss Mary Ardis Campbell of Dumas and Miss Dessile Stricklin of Fort Worth at 1510 Jefferson Street. Miss Campbell finished school in Fort Worth and Miss Stricklin returned to Dumas. Willora Ivy returns to Kansas City after visiting her aunt Mrs Max W Merry at 810 Van Buren Street. Mrs Frank W Jesse at 2116 Taylor Street to entertain Recreation club Friday at 9 30 AM. Mr and Mrs Ted Hill return from Dallas with guest Mrs Mary Hill of Cleburne.
Mrs. Robert Wilson hosts an 8 15 PM public recital at First Baptist church featuring advanced piano and vocal students. Performances include works by Partee, Satie, and Strauss among others, with several pupils and teachers showcasing in duet and solo vocal and instrumental pieces. May Peterson leaves for Europe today for a multi city tour ending with Copenhagen.
Plainview June 25 Wayland College opened the second term of its summer session with a larger enrollment than any previous term. The faculty includes G W McDonald mathematics J F McDonald history W P Clement education Mrs B H Warren English Miss Ruth Evans science Miss Bennie Bell Warren Spanish Mrs G W McDonald history B M Sims piano and music Mrs B M Sims domestic art and Mrs Bennington art.
The ad proclaims Dr Claude Wolcott as a specialist in eye ear nose and throat diagnosis and treatment with expert eyeglass service. It lists 104 Central Building and phone 1982 and notes a straightforward claim to expertise.
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