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Newspaper
Amarillo Daily News
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1925
Page
5
A dramatic verse on a turning tide and lost Spring with moody nautical imagery. The piece ends with an advertisement for permanent waving by Mrs. R. G. Lane and a phone contact, alluding to Roselle Mercier Mont Mery.
An old style health ad by Mrs. R. J. Lane promotes bicycling as healthful with claims of permanent waving technique and guaranteed results. Contact phone 564 to inquire.
The Adelphia Society of the First Baptist church met Monday afternoon at Mrs H G Maxfield s home 1501 A Monroe street with Mrs H T Cornelius leading a John chapter fourteen Bible lesson A business session saw Mrs Maxfield resign the vice presidency and Mrs W I Dinan elected to fill the vacancy Two new members Mesdames Jove and Wallace were added A vocal duet by Mrs Cornelius and Mrs Wallace with Mrs Maxfield at the piano closed the program Refreshments followed
Soaks Right In and Quickly Limbers Up Stiff Creaky Joints Joint Base claims to rapidly penetrate skin to relieve swollen painful joints such as knees elbows shoulders ankles neck and fingers while also easing lumbago neuralgia neuritis and sore feet. Sold by City Drug Co and Pope Laboratories with mail orders available.
A school gathering featured talks on music at home by Mrs. C. D. Hoover, educational value of art by Miss Gordon, and religion’s essential place in education by Mrs. Short. A matinee show will provide 60 percent of gross proceeds to schools. February records show Miss Brooks’ room with the highest share, Mrs. Simpson receiving a pin for full participation as room chairman.
Dr Thomsen speaks on archeological discoveries in the old world at the Presbyterian Church service tonight. The mid week service invites strangers to attend and Circle 6 will host the social hour. The public is welcome to join.
Mrs Walsh of 1700 Taylor street leaves today for Topeka Kansas to visit relatives for several weeks. Mrs Jenkins continues to improve after a serious illness at her home 1711 Tyler street. Mrs John Rowland, formerly ill in a St Louis sanitarium, has returned home to 1509 Van Buren street and is much improved. Her mother Mrs T G Nelson of Sweet Springs accompanies her.
Rainbow Girls are urged to be present at Shrine headquarters promptly at 7 o clock Thursday evening for a rehearsal for initiation by order of the Worthy Advisor.
The Home Economics Club will convene Thursday at 3 PM at San Jacinto Methodist Church. The program centers on meats with talks on meat substitutes by Mrs. J. W. Walters and meat preparation by Mrs. Harry Hargrave, plus recipes from Mrs. J. C. Burkhalter. Hostesses include Mesdames J. M. Hobson, G. T. Davis and J. C. Mulkins.
The second annual Massed Piano Concert by the Philharmonic Club will be held next week on the 20th at the municipal auditorium. The club, having set a record with last year’s program, seeks to place Amarillo among leading U S cities for culture. Members have prepared since January 1 with some of the city’s finest pieces, offered at low ticket prices so that every student and cultural admirer may attend.
A local circles meeting is scheduled for today with participants including Mrs J R Dyche at 3208 Sun Set San Jacinto and Mrs S B Sanford at 13043 Fillmore plus eight other members and addresses in the same area.
Circles named No 1 at 601 Carolina Avenue led by Mrs Jim Keeton No 2 at 1710 Tyler Street led by Mrs Harvey Crudgington No 3 at 2 Johnson Street led by Mrs J H Blake No 4 at 1608 Monroe Street led by Mrs M W Mc Quiston No 5 at 601 Carolina Avenue led by Mrs J W Keeton Circular meeting times set for 3 o clock this afternoon.
Circle 5 of the First Christian church will not meet with Mrs W R Moody as planned but instead gather with Mrs J W Keeton at 601 Carolina Avenue San Jacinto Heights. Minnie L Hutchins piano pupils impressed Monday recital at 1307 Madison Street studio with packed rooms and strong applause for each piece.
A new Florida beach fashion draws attention with a black and white wool pattern forming a crossword like design. The suit uses cheeked wool and a matching rubber cap, creating a striking novelty attire for sunbathers.
Mrs Howard Trigg presided at 806 Pierce Street as the Needle Club met at 3 pm for sewing music and chat. March winds teased but the afternoon was delightful with a luncheon and St Patrick plate favors. Special guests included Mesdames Wallace Clifton Haser Montgomery O Leary and McCarty.
St Andrews Altar Guild met Monday afternoon with Mrs Henry Gould at 1400 Madigan Street where the Lenten lesson was enjoyed. Due to the illness of president Mrs Henry C Harding much business was postponed until the next meeting. Hostess served afternoon tea.
R A Carter left Monday for Bisbee Arizona called on account of death of his father J S Carter age 72. He had many children scattered across the country summoned by wire to his bedside. The funeral will be at Tahokath's this afternoon. Mrs Carter died only a few months ago.
The San Jacinto Parent-Teacher Club will meet at 3 30 Friday afternoon at the school. A nominating committee will be appointed and other business will be transacted. All interested in the club’s work are urged to attend.
Advertises Black and White Soap and Ointment as a cure for pimples blotches eczema rash and tetter. Claims sales exceed two million packages annually with broad dealer endorsement and economical 50c and 25c sizes.
Mrs T H Fuller of Walpole Massachusetts reports health improvement after taking Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She describes months of pain preventing work, but now feels strong enough for all tasks and caring for two babies. She recommends the remedy to women who are weak and nervous.
A whimsical note praises a hat design named Brobbled Hatr with a delicate Golden Glint Bhampor tint. Ady.
An old advertisement for Dickey's Eye Water claims to cool heal and strengthen tired eyes. Sold by druggists for 2 cents.
Francis Bourne, 92, a longtime Cheshire Cheese patron, completed 72 annual helpings of the famed meat pudding served free at the inn each season's start. Since 1851 he has sat in the oldest customer seat, with past ambassadors and officials presenting the first helping. The pudding includes rump steak kidney lark and oysters.
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