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Newspaper
Amarillo Daily News
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1925
Page
4
A crowded schedule lists Pierian and Harmony club gatherings, home economics classes, piano pupil recitals, community choir events, and church meetings across Amarillo for Monday and Tuesday. Wednesday features church councils, auxiliary gatherings, and a teachers lunch at First Baptist.
Lazy Daisy Needle Club meets at 3 o clock with Mrs J M King at 1013 Sunset Road Country Club Palo Duro Bridge Club gathers at 2 30 with Mrs R C Wright at 910 Jefferson Street First Baptist Choir rehearsals at 7 30 led by Mrs R P Parcells Las Amigas Club convenes at 3 with Mrs L A Keck 1405 Harrison Street Queen Esther Club meets at 7 50 with Mrs R E McGee 706 Van Buren Street
A slate of events includes a Santa Fe Reading Room concert at 8 pm in the municipal auditorium and a 2 30 pm gathering hosted by Jovial 13 Club with Mrs W VanLandingham at 804 Kentucky Ave. Other clubs meet at homes or churches with recitals and magicians scheduled at 8 pm in various venues including St Pauls Methodist, First Methodist parlors, and Junior High School auditorium under River Road school auspices.
The Swastika Club will entertain their husbands with a party next Saturday night at the home of Mrs. E. F. Timmons and Mrs. Alma Timmons Berg, 507 East Seventh Street, and a Children’s Story Hour is scheduled at 10 o’clock at the Potter County Library.
The 1925 Bridge Club gathered at 602 Lincoln Street on a Friday afternoon. Guests arrived at 3 and played bridge as bouquets and Easter decor brightened the rooms. Mrs Elmer Blair won club high, receiving an ice water jug. Mrs A F Kropstein won guest high with a peach bud vase. Mrs C M Boyd earned the consolation prize.
Effie Nebecker and Willam M. Jardine met in 1901 during a snowbound morning at Utah State Agricultural College. Their romance grew through four years of college life, leading to marriage after graduation in 1905. Jardine later joined the U.S. Department of Agriculture, and they returned to Washington as cabinet peers with three children, including Billy. Mrs Jardine, now wife of the cabinet member, vows to support her husband while continuing her charity work for poor girls.
Washington coverage reports frenzied Senate gallery crowds amid week of high energy as House adjourns. Texans seen on the floor include Marvin Jones Amarillo Sam Rayburn Bonham Tom Connally Marlin Daniel E Garrett Houston and Luther Johnson Corsicana. First Lady letters and Mrs Coolidge cited as unusually active in social correspondence. Also notes Garner of Texas plans recuperation in Uvalde and Confederate Veterans reunion in Dallas with veterans and supporters assisting some attendees.
Mrs Huff hosted a luncheon guests list including Mesdames Winnette De Grassi Roy Slay Elliott Hatch John Spann Howard Eaglen C M Boyd Elmer Blair E T Sellers George Pidcoke Jack Nichols J H Eaton A J Taylor A F Klopstein L B Hayden J F Taylor and Miss Mattie Doc Limerick of Lindale. Special guest favor a box of Georgette handkerchiefs followed by salad and ice cream in yellow and white Easter colors.
Reverend G H Bryant pastor of Buchanan Street Methodist Church was the second clergyman to be pounded this week though no complaints were heard. The brief item notes peaceful receptions and avoids graphic detail while chronicling the unusual events involving local religious leaders.
A 1920s style health warning describes nerve exhaustion causing irritability in spouses and explains that replenishing nerve force with Nuxated Iron can restore energy and temper. It urges readers to obtain the supplement from drug stores, noting improvement if nervous or rundown.
A large delegation led by Rev Pearson of Second Baptist Church visited Rev Bryant’s home Friday evening. They brought useful gifts for the pastor and his wife. The gathering was pleasant and memorable, reflecting sincere friendship and appreciation.
Mrs. L. N. George, formerly Miss Dell Bmith of Amarillo, won the Arizona state music contest in Phoenix beating sopranos and basses. She will represent Arizona in a San Francisco district contest in May, with a potential trip to the National contest in Portland if she wins. Her husband is T. W. Wy, and they reside in Clarendon.
The Sunshine Chapter of the Child Study Club met at 1009 West Seventh Street with Mrs R L Hollingshead hosting and Mrs A A Meredith leading the program. Two new members Mrs W F Taylor and Mrs J Claybrook joined as business matters were discussed and refreshments followed the meeting.
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