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Newspaper
Amarillo Daily News
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 31, 1925
Page
5
The poem til but I begin to fall is attributed to Charles O Donnell whose poems appear in The Country Bard and other periodicals. He is a writer and critic based in Sapulpa Oklahoma. The piece is described as among the loveliest to reach this office.
A large crowd filled the First Baptist Church parlors Saturday evening for Ruth Virginia Perdue's reader program assisted by pianist Zuma Vance Cotten. Perdue demonstrated strong training and kept the audience laughing or crying, while Cotten performed a piano solo and two vocal numbers to enthusiastic encores. Cotten's sweet voice hints she may become a leading city soloist.
Members must submit poems to Mrs. D. M. Young at 508 Jackson Street by Wednesday evening. Entries limited to eight to twenty lines and one poem per member. Only society members eligible. Next meeting on April 21 promises an engaging program.
The Swastika Club hosted husbands with a themed party at Mrs. E. F. Timmons 207 East Seventh Street. Decorations featured brown and orange with Swastikas, caps, pipes, and noise makers. A luncheon of chicken sandwiches and other treats followed games and dancing.
Mr. R. J. Lane offers permanent waving. Frederick method advertised to remove frizz and kinks with all work guaranteed. Phone 564 at 700 Fillmore.
A local event featured winners in contests with I Timmons securing first prize in men’s contest and J W Timmons high score in banco while Miss Blanche Abramson won the guessing contest. The Girls Debating Society debated the Philippines question with Agatha Wyatt and Louise Davis affirming, Ernestine ee and Blanche Palmer denying. four judges will select two to advance to Canyon meet on April 24. the boys’ debate finals follow at 7 80 pm. Also published is a lentil dish for today baked salmon with a cheese sauce and simple steps for preparation.
Texas branches will send 50 delegates to the National Congress convention in Austin from April 27 to May 2, with 60,000 Texas members expected by April 1925. The state board elected the delegates, each with one vote, though many national officers hold seats. The meetings offer inspiration and leadership lectures for local clubs, reflecting broad interest across the state.
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