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Newspaper
Amarillo Daily News
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 19, 1925
Page
5
Miss Julia Lockett leads Amarillo seniors in a spirited class ode to Gold and purple, pledging loyalty and duty. The Chorus vows lifelong support, unity, and guidance from God as friendships endure and paths diverge.
Mrs. Gussie Newman of 2424 Orchard St Chicago Til reports 244 years of varicose veins pain kept her on her feet night and day. After Resinol healed her son's chin sore she tried it and in a week relief came and in six months the condition fully healed. She expresses deep gratitude.
The Ruth Rutherford Class of the First Christian Church will meet at 2 30 this afternoon with Mrs M L Grady at 604 Florida Avenue Circle 5 Social Meeting Circle 6 of the First Baptist church holds a social gathering Wednesday at 8 00 PM at 1706 Harrison Street with Mrs R Stewart assisting hostess
Mrs Robert Wilson will host a vocal program Thursday at 8 15 pm at 1001 Harrison street featuring her piano pupils as accompanists. The program includes Our Clock by Wendene Williams Keep On Hopin by Susan Boaz Kiss Me Again by Genevieve Reece Glow Worm by Neva Dean Dunnivan and All For You.
Ruth Bennett performs piano solos and songs including The Woodpecker Steadfast Love The Golden Key Cradle Song Slave Song and Gossiping on March program featuring Amy Bennett Wendene Wilson Roburne Wilson Julia Dance and Lillian Blanche Thompson with Mrs Toney Chisum Mrs J E Montgomery among attendees and relatives invited.
Mr and Mrs W C Corbett and their children visited Amarillo over the weekend staying at the Palo Duro Hotel. Mrs Corbett has long been active in women's clubs and regional federation leadership in Houston and the state.
A highly enjoyable lyceum program is set for 8:15 pm at St Pauls Methodist Church. Mrs George Stanley, a professional impersonator, leads with assistances Mrs G C McDaniel and M W Hall presenting piano solos, readings, trombone and vocal selections.
St Pauls Missionary Society will hold a mission study meeting Wednesday at 3 PM in the church. Members urged to attend for study and fellowship.
The Philathea high school girls class from First Baptist Sunday school enjoyed a swimming party at the Nat Friday evening. Afterward they went to Miss Maurene Gressett's home at 1038 Belleview Avenue San Jacinto Heights where refreshments were served by her mother. Mrs Edgar Williamson the teacher and chaperone supervised about sixteen attendees.
The Juniors hosted the Senior Class for a large picnic at Box Canyon with chaperones Mesdames Waddill Griggs and Miss Warren. About 150 students left the city at 2 pm Saturday for an afternoon of recreation and a generous 6 pm picnic spread.
The Queen Esther Club will meet Thursday afternoon at 2 30 o clock with Mrs J G Short 12024 Fillmore Street. Talented musician will be presented Amarillo College of Music will present in recital Friday evening at 8 15 o'clock at the Polk Street Methodist Church Miss Enid Mayer 14 year old daughter of Mr and Mrs E R Mayer who is a pupil of Lila Austin Mayer. Mrs Mayer will assist in a group of vocal numbers and the following program will be rendered: (1) To Spring (2) Butterfly Miss Enid Mayer (A) Waltz (B) The Juggler (C) Humoresque Miss Enid Mayer Piano quartette Second Rhapsody Miss Louise Worrell Elizabeth Meyer Frances Patterson and Enid Mayer. Voice: (A) A Thrush In The Moonlight (B) Trees (C) Love Came Creeping Into My Heart Mrs BE R Mayer Mrs R C Martini accompanist. (A) Prelude in C Minor (B) Etude Miss Enid Mayer. Spanish Class Enjoys Treat The Spanish Class of the High school with Miss Esther Brown as teacher went to Box Canyon Friday afternoon for a most enjoyable picnic outing. The crowd left the city in cars at 6 30 o'clock and after delving into the wooded recesses and climbing rocks a most appetizing picnic supper was spread.
In Canyon on May 23 the West Texas State Teachers College senior class will present Kempy a comedy of home life. The plot centers on Kate Bence who marries Duke Merrill’s plumber, a feud with her father, and the farcical consequences. Admission is thirty five cents.
About thirty five Slaton Boy Scouts hiked six miles to the Canyon for an all day frolic. They cooked or carried lunches, swam and fished in Johnson pasture under Assistant Scoutmasters R H McCurdy and Jack Calloway. They praised the boys for fine behavior and commendable conduct. Regular passenger airplane services now are being operated in Sweden.
Washington May 18 the civil service commission announced William H Crawford and John R Wilson are eligible for appointment to postmaster at Quanah in the federal roster with selection pending local approval and service needs
The advertisement promotes Borozone as a powerful antiseptic liquid that purifies wounds and a powder that speeds healing. It claims unmatched speed, safety and efficiency with prices for liquid 60c, 80c, and 1.20, and powder 30c and 60c, sold by all druggists.
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