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Newspaper
Amarillo Daily News
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 1925
Page
5
Dorothy Gird Cromer notes a post Lenten social for the Community Choir to mark the season's end with an Easter program, member party, and fall hiatus. The group, organized last winter by r. Bradley D. Kimbrough, drew city singers for a benefit concert.
A month of lively student activities at St Marys Academy highlighted by a Latin play Cortum Poeticum performed by Seniors with support from Freshmen. The production drew strong audience interest and showcased language skills and ensemble effort.
The Palo Duro Bridge Club hosted at Mrs KB H Baker's home on Pierce Street. Green white and clover decor set a festive mood. Mrs Buckles won high score and Mrs Shoulte low. A two course luncheon followed with special guests including Mesdames Blok Shaughnessy Buckles Lewis Hoppin Gurtz Shoulte Inman and Roush.
The Junior Red Cross of the Southwestern division in Amarillo under Mrs. J. S. Kendrick shows strong activity with foreign student correspondence and diverse programs. Dr. Guy Owen heads life saving and first aid, planning adult and junior training and a St. Louis expert visit with free instruction on drowning resuscitation. Assistive work includes railroad workers and wider American Red Cross relief and rebuilding efforts after disasters.
Mrs Tom Murphy hosted the Worth While Club at her home on Jackson street Friday afternoon. Members enjoyed sewing in rooms decorated with green tipped carnations and ferns and a dainty plate lunch was served. Special guest was Mrs FE M Hartley, hostess’ mother.
The Pajarita 500 club met Friday at 306 Louisiana Avenue San Jacinto Heights with Mrs W L Bridges as hostess. Guests arrived at 2 30 enjoyed games, green and white decor, and refreshments themed green and white. Prizes included linen handkerchiefs and a tatting trimmed towel while Mrs W R Moody won high score.
E M Holman, once a city resident for twelve years, is back in town on business. He previously lived here and is visiting for unspecified dealings related to his current pursuits.
An advertisement promotes a beauty culture course promising independence for women. It claims a full course for fifty dollars and urges enrollment, presenting Scott's System as the program.
A Texas Cattle Raisers' Association representative is in Wichita tending to spring cattle shipments. Mrs. Holman and her son Ernie are en route soon. Mrs. Holman plans to visit friends for several weeks while Ernie travels to Texarkana to play baseball this summer.
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