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Newspaper
Amarillo Daily News
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 13, 1925
Page
5
A fragmentary OCR line lists Roscoe Neely J lL Summers Lowrey Smith Ross Rogers L Roberts St Clifford Thompson. The readable portion suggests a group roster or committee with several named individuals. No further context or roles are provided.
The list includes Frank J. Storm, R.8. Thompson, Otho Thompson, L. O. Thompson, Howard Trigg, Sam L. Seay and C. M. McCullough as part of the community directory or roster in the periodical.
Mrs. Fish, delegate from the Philharmonic Club, returned Monday from the Texas Federation of Music Clubs convention in Beaumont. She toured Dallas visiting the Texas Poetry Society members and staying with Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Rice, meeting Amarillo exiles. Other officers present included Mrs. S. P. Vineyard and Mrs. Gist.
Wives of Potter County physicians organized the Potter County Medical Society Auxiliary at a library meeting to plan intensive work for the coming year. Mrs A H Lindsay presided as president, a program committee including Mesdames G T Vineyard R D Gist and Guy Owen was named, and a tentative plan of procedure was outlined.
The Philhar monic Club met Monday at 2:30 in First Baptist Church parlors with Mrs. W B Stevenson directing. A MacDowell program featured pieces by Roll Call Current Events A Maid Sings Light Rigaudon To A Wild Rose and Etude Op 86 among others with piano, violin, and vocal contributions by club members and guests. Delegates reported on state meetings with Mrs S E Fish attending the Texas Federation of Music Clubs at Beaumont.
W B Stevenson travels to Canyon with reports of district movements. O S Martine has returned from Durant Oklahoma after visiting her son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs Earl Warren.
Mrs J O Curtis will host the Woman's Club Thursday afternoon at eight o'clock at 1706 Polk Street with Mrs C E Oakes assisting as hostess.
The Child Welfare Cha will meet at 2 30 oclock Friday afternoon at the Woman's Club. Mrs Miller Beard will have charge of the lesson.
The Woman's Auxiliary of the Southern Presbyterian Church will gather this afternoon at 38 30 o'clock with Mrs Appearod at 1209 Van Buren Street for a group meeting.
The Les Temps Club will be entertained Friday afternoon at 8 o'clock with Mrs. J B Green at 1105 West Highteenth Street.
Community groups in Amarillo held meetings and events including the 20th Century Club gathering at 2:30 Friday with Mrs. Newbold and various circle meetings at Madison Avenue. Magnolia Petroleum Company employees enjoyed a Harding Ranch picnic, and the Parent-Teacher Council hosted an elaborate dinner at the Amarillo Hotel with reports from the National Mothers Congress and speeches on child welfare.
Mrs. J. M. Delzell was introduced as a founder and was warmly received. A large gathering of mothers and many fathers attended to support the work for boys and girls. Mrs. F. J. Crowe chaired at large and Mrs. R. B. Underwood organized arrangements with several assistors named.
The Glenwood school Parent-Teacher Club will host a Fathers Day program Friday at 7:30 PM at the church. It marks the club’s closing meeting with pupils’ work showcased, including talks, songs, readings, and refreshments. all Glenwood fathers and school patrons are urged to attend.
A lavish rose luncheon at the Amarillo Hotel honored Mrs May Peterson Thompson during her visit. Notables present included Mrs B Arnold and Mrs Olive M Childers among many others in the city’s social circle. The event featured Ophelia roses, pink candles, and a refined menu with cream of fruit consommé and chicken dish.
In a tense dialogue two men discuss nerves and smoking as a possible edge in a game. One suggests a long-used trick might be affecting performance. The admission hints at an insider tactic influencing their focus and nerves during competition.
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