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Newspaper
Amarillo Daily News
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1925
Page
5
An advertisement extols stamina and blood vigor as keys to career success. It touts 8.8.8. and 8.8.5. remedies, claiming S.S.S. builds strength, boosts nerve power, and restores old time punch. The pitch urges procurement from drug stores in two sizes, with the larger being more economical.
A Goodnight PTA piece by Mrs. R G Dye links a father’s guidance to a son’s path across life’s bridge. The article lauds He Needs You as a fatherly poem sermon urging close companionship and shared journey to adulthood. It notes Dye’s membership and wider literacy mentions and records a community club meeting and a stock of constitutional and patriotic readings.
The Tyler Street Parent Teacher Association will meet Monday afternoon with an officers and room chairmen session at 3 00 in the teachers rest room and room 15 at 3 30. The program Middle Childhood includes topics on literature art music and religion with talks by Mrs J L McLaughlin Miss Rush Miss Genetic Works Mrs D Hoover Miss Gordon Mrs J G Short and a drum solo by Bobbie Rogers.
The PTA will meet Tuesday at 8 30 PM at the Junior High School with a program including Spanish songs readings and music by students Jeannette Deadwiley Viola Clapton John White Hugh Anthony Azelle Boone Alda Browning and a round table on parent relations led by Mrs H E Smith Also Esther McCrory Chapter D A R sponsors a prize contest for high and junior high students on What the American Creed Means to Me with prizes 5 6 8 and 2 dollars and requirements based on the U S Constitution and related documents.
The Atheneum Club held a refined guest day at the Women’s Club with palms and ferns in bloom. Hosts guided a program featuring Libherstraume, Danny Boy, Gypsy Rondo, Thirty Minutes on the Bowery, and Serenade, followed by brick cream and angel food in Easter colors. Members listed include Mesdames R H Ames, J J Crume, R M Bennett, J A Bush, W R Browne, I D Cole, G C Davis.
Mrs. Elliott Hatch charmingly hosted the 1925 Bridge Club at her Country Club area home Friday afternoon. St Patrick color decor and a refreshment course followed several bridge games. Winnette DeGrass won top score, Harvey Crudgington high guest, Alfred Griggs consolation. Other guests included Elmer Blair, M. Boyd, Winnett De Chassi, Howard Eagren, Roy Slay, W. I. Cooper, F. Rittenberry, Herschel Iyers, Lawson Hayden, Bryan Weatherby, Jimmie Blake.
Mrs Wallace Clifton of Columbia Missouri, visiting sister Mrs J Su Summers at the Country Club, was the honor guest for a lovely luncheon Friday at Amarillo Hotel at 1 o'clock.
Mrs G Baum hosted the Idle Press club at 1004 Adams street with a St Patrick themed luncheon for twenty six. Guests enjoyed bridge and a plan to observe Study Course Week for the Baptist Young People's Union involving 100000 Texas youths with 6:15 pm church meetings and 7:15 pm supper each weekday.
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