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Newspaper
Amarillo Daily News
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1925
Page
5
Mrs A B Hays presents Ruth Virgin Perdue in an expression recital at 8 pm at the First Baptist Church. Zuma Vance Cotten assists with the musical program as both young artists share a delightful evening promised to attendees.
A long recipe outlines a fish mousse using bread crumbs milk flaked fish eggs lemon juice and seasonings baked in a water bath. Directions cover beating yolks and whites binding folding and baking times. Text notes canned fresh or salted fish may be used and bone care is advised. Also mentions Mrs Rasce visiting Dallas with her son David for an extended stay.
Tiny Mirror and daughter Miss Margaret Rasco visiting Dallas with Mr and Mrs W M Rice. Mrs L A Keck entertained Las Amigas Club at 1403 Harrison Street with Easter blossoms framing rooms. Bridge games ran all afternoon. Mrs G Bowen won high score and a vase. Special guests included Mrs Bowen and Mrs L Bbe.
At a board meeting in the Board of City Development offices the Tri State Exposition named leaders for many departments including Publicity Guy Saunders and buildings and grounds Col Ernest O Thompson. Other heads cover races autos Toney Chisum horses J L Nunn and numerous committees with extensive staffing for exhibits and programs.
Sales talks and plans for the coming year were discussed by Maxwell and Chrysler dealers of the Panhandle yesterday at the Amarillo Hotel. The meeting was led by G. R. B. Swope divisional sales manager of Kansas City. Attendees were treated to a luncheon at noon.
The Polk Street Methodist Church Woman's Missionary Society held a Wednesday Epworth Hall session with Mrs. Stanley W. Hayne leading the Bible lesson. A large turnout attended. Next Wednesday's meeting will be an important business session to review quarterly reports and all members are urged to attend. Delois Creek, the small son of Mrs. H. H. Creek, is recovering from a minor operation, while Mrs. Creck and her husband stay with Mr. and Mrs. Young at 508 Jackson Street. Rainbow Girls are to meet at 7:30 PM in the Masonic Hall with all members requested to attend on time.
A cablegram to Mr and Mrs J Harris from Miss McCormics physicians in Paris says she is now out of danger after a flu illness that developed into pneumonia. Miss Mary Garden, guardian, has rushed to her bedside and remains with the patient in Paris during her illness.
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