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Newspaper
Amarillo Daily News
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1925
Page
5
A light verse by Berton Braley about the golden rod seen blooming across countryside. The poem playfully contrasts beauty and fragrance with sneezing fits and allergy woes, ending with a humorous plea for the bloobi g golden rod.
A lively early season luncheon at the Harvey House hosted by the Woman's Club celebrated the Junior Club. The private dining room looked springlike with feathery greenery, tulips, and jonquils. Centerpieces featured bowls of jonquils and red tulips.
The Junior Woman's Club held a festive gathering with hand painted place cards, peanut shell conundrums naming members, a rich menu, and witty remarks led by President Mrs. Howard Trigg. A unique tiny telephone service entertained guests as Mrs. W. F. Manning read a toast praising mothers, while a Woodmen Circle event at the W O W Hall aims to raise $70 for the Degree Team to travel to San Antonio in April.
The Buchanan Street Parent-Teacher Club sponsors a Saturday matinee at the Mission Theater to benefit the group. Children are urged to attend the morning showings, which will earn the club a four per cent commission from door receipts.
The New York Concert Company will present a free entertainment at 8 PM tonight in the municipal auditorium. Admission is open to Santa Fe Reading Room attendees, railroad employees their friends, and the general public. The program promises ample seating with no one turned away.
A new Bible study class will gather at the First Baptist Church. Members expect a practical discussion and friendly welcome for newcomers seeking fellowship and spiritual guidance.
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