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Newspaper
Amarillo Daily News
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 08, 1925
Page
5
A Texas school program led by the Women’s Club in Pampa features an evening tea and elaborate decorations. Committee include Mesdames J Hae ig Frank Halnz Henry Tyler H J Farwell H F Manwaring R Cartwright and Miss Caroline Tuttle.
Saturday marks College Club Day as the American Association of University Women hosts a College Tea honoring the Senior girls of Amarillo High. The event celebrates academic achievement and community involvement with a social gathering.
The Social 26 Club will meet at 2 80 o'clock this afternoon at the home of Mrs. E M Ledford at 1710 Taylor Street.
The River Road School Parent-Teacher Club will hold its final meeting of the school year Friday evening. All interested community members are cordially invited to attend.
Mrs. F. M. Shaughnessy left for Austin as Amarillo Daughters of America delegate and Grand Regent. She will attend the state convention in Austin starting Sunday then visit Fort Worth relatives, expecting to be away about three weeks.
Mrs Mary K Blanton left yesterday for Canada to attend her daughter Dorothy Blantons graduation exercises She has been at school there The Order of Rainbow Girls will meet Saturday evening at 730 at the meeting place for a scheduled session and activities.
Members will meet at the Masonic Hall for the quarterly election and installation of officers. J D Eke will present a sketch detailing the history of DeMolay.
The Amarillo Music Teachers Association met at noon Wednesday at the O Duro Hotel for a pleasant luncheon and discussion of association matters. Attendance was light as many members attended the Canyon convention.
The Jovial 13 Club will meet at 9 80 this afternoon with Mrs. A J Worzell at 1615 Buchanan Street for a planned gathering.
The Recreation Club will be entertained this afternoon at the home of Mrs W B Shockley 1409 Ong Street at 3 o clock.
Miss Lily Larsen will present three leading piano pupils in a Sunday afternoon recital at 4 o clock. The program will be held at the First Christian Church.
The Junior Choral Club stages Friday Afternoon Exercises at an Old-Fashioned School and The Rose of Savoy this evening at 8:15 at the Women's Club. Supported by Harmony Club, with Dorothy Baker Frances Patterson Maurene Wallingford and Cathryn Coble, Mrs. Robert Wilson leads a promising program for the public attendance.
George Parr, local contractor, is erecting a handsome new school in Crosbyton, praised as one of the finest in the Panhandle. The Crosbyton Review notes walls rising swiftly with about three weeks of work left, offering a striking view from west Fourth street and promising a building the town will be proud of.
Eleven new Daughters of America were welcomed at Sacred Heart Parish House, followed by a banquet at Palo Duro Hotel with Knights of Columbus participation. Fr O'Brien spoke, F M Shaughnessy urged Unity and Charity, poems and songs complemented the event.
Amarillo Rotary Club members gathered at the Amarillo Hotel as Tom Gallaher was seated as president for the coming year. Chas Gregg became vice president, Ross Phillips secretary, Harry Taylor assistant secretary, Howard Lauder auditor, Ray Smith assistant auditor, Howard Paul treasurer, and George Maggard sergeant at arms. Gallaher outlined an ambitious program grounded in Rotary principles and received a rising vote of support. Talks highlighted service above self and community improvement, with remarks by Dr. R P Parcells, Rivers, and others.
The author touts Mayr's Wonderful Remedy as a lifesaver recovered from the grave, claiming many users in town and ten more on the path to benefit. It is described as simple and harmless and said to cleanse mucus, reduce inflammation, and cure stomach liver and intestinal issues including appendicitis with money-back guarantee. A gas mask with own oxygen supply for miners and divers is noted in Australia.
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