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Newspaper
Amarillo Daily News
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 1925
Page
5
A March 1924 Mobley Dairy gathering honored Mark Flack a Alabama visitor by hosting a dinner dance for 32. Walden Mobley orchestrated a cake reveal bearing Flack s name and delivered a humorous toast. the evening featured fried spring chicken and hours of dancing.
Miss Ethel Stonefield, a popular young lady from Amarillo, visits Lubbock for a brief social stop. She plans to attend local functions and meet friends, showcasing the friendly ties between the two Texas towns.
A sketch shows a handy rack designed to hold books and magazines in use. It can be placed beside a chair or in front of a sofa, offering accessible storage for reading materials. The design emphasizes convenience and comfort for living room seating areas.
Miss Stonefield of Amarillo and guests including Ala Burros of Abilene Rubye Lee Brooks Sylva Wilson Logg Tubbs Earl Warren Bernie Wofford Edith Keeler and Oma Wright joined Miss Jane Wheeler in Lubbock for gatherings at the Laf-A-Lot ub home and at Mr. and Mrs. B. S. Wrights. The next day a group dined with Miss Wheeler then spent hours at Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Clark’s home where dancing followed lunch and Miss Stonefield was seen to the train amid well wishers for her return to Lubbock.
The Home Economics Club hosts an all day millinery session at the Methodist Church in San Jacinto Heights led by Miss Anna Baker. The interior overflows with flowers ribbons and hat braids as participants learn to craft Easter hats at lower cost. The class opened yesterday morning and continues through today.
The Woman's Missionary Union of the First Baptist Church marks its regular March week of prayer for Home Missions with daily afternoon services at 8 o'clock in the church parlors.
Mrs Carol Shannon and Henry Thompson wed last Sunday at the Presbyterian Manse in Clovis New Mexico. The bride is the Whitesboro native daughter of Mr and Mrs C Shannon. Thompson an Amarillo insurance man, the couple plans to reside in Amarillo after her school term ends near Hereford.
Dr. and Mrs. R. McMeans came back Sunday night from Mineral Wells where they had been staying some time. Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Meyer left for Fort Worth for a Santa Fe auditors meeting. Mrs. Meyer will visit her parents in Cleburne. L. B. Jones of Los Angeles, visiting auditors, left for Fort Worth to attend the Fort Worth session.
Club officers urge a large attendance at the Amarillo Hotel meeting at 6 15 PM to plan fund raising for state and national convention funds. Members are asked to support the effort and hear the finance committee announcement.
The ladies of St Pauls Methodist Church host a turkey dinner today at noon at 419 Polk Street in the Am Arrillo Florist Shop. Public invited. last week’s crowd was large and those with tickets not served are urged to attend today. Also tonight the Eastern Star hosts a Past Matrons and Patrons meeting at 600 Polk Street with new officers listed.
Special to The News from Littlefield reports rapid expansion in the town's education system. Attendance reaches 1,226 with about 600 rural pupils transported daily, 25 teachers employed, and existing two brick buildings nearing capacity. A new school is planned, with $100,000 in bonds sold at a premium, signaling Littlefield's rising financial standing.
A vintage note describes a subtle fur style for women a white fox choker fastened by a pink velvet rose. The piece suits various necklines and enhances a refined look, pairing nicely with bateau or round necklines for an elegant finish.
On March 23 in Chillicothe B. M. Yentry and C. H. Rhodes with County Agent R. E. L. Patillo toured Fort Worth and purchased a registered Jersey bull from the Lassiter herd at Falfurrias. The animal, a descendant of Royal Majesty of St Cloud, will be kept on a local Chillicothe farm.
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