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Newspaper
Amarillo Daily News
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1925
Page
6
A vintage health ad argues digestion under twenty percent leaves body starved and lists symptoms from gas to weakness. It touts Ferraline as a guaranteed digestions restore and offers druggist refunds and a ten day treatment, claiming full reimbursement for unsatisfactory results.
The Philharmonic Club hosts its fourth annual luncheon today at 12:80 o'clock in Amarillo Hotel to close the year's work with a large gathering expected. A WEE END DANCE FOR SATURDAY The Amarillo Country Club plans a weekend dance Saturday with dancing at 8:30 and early dinner reservations requested by appointment. Bush school closes year with program and grade cards for Randall County pupils Mrs Lela Traylor leading on grounds praised for improvements by Superinternet Lester and county judge Mr Lester. The program parcel post sale refreshments and a W. O. W. Circle gathering invited to attend.
The Woman's Auxiliary met at Mrs. A. L. Dally's home to organize a big union gathering next Wednesday at St. Andrew's Church. Representatives from city churches will speak, with Mr. R. L. McMeans as chair. The group pledged $13 to the Day Nursery and heard talks on world peace and Christian unity. Special guest Mrs. O. R. Parrish attended and afternoon tea followed.
A social at the W O W Hall planned for eight o clock promises a very enjoyable evening for attendees with prospects of a good time for all who attend.
Mrs L S Whitcomb, departing Amarillo for El Paso, was feted at an elaborate luncheon at the Amarillo Hotel. Hostesses were Mrs George Abbott Mrs Quentin Shelton and Mrs W M Moore. Attendees included Mrs Whitcomb and many local ladies. orchid pink and yellow decor, and a parting gift of orchid cake.
Class C of St Andrew's Episcopal Church enjoyed a Harvey House banquet Wednesday evening with a large gathering of young people in attendance.
Oscar D. Randal of Randal Drug Co announces a small shipment of six week old baby fox squirrels for sale. They are tame and suitable as pets with a first come, first served basis. Limited quantity available.
T H Nelson announced that 234 boys and 27 adults registered for the 1925 Dolcator scout camp. Officials expect enrollment to exceed 300, with dates set June 2 to 16.
Fort Worth man Lewis H. Tandy representing Charles G. Edwards will address the Amarillo Real Estate Board at noon today at the Palo Duro Hotel. Secretary C. P. Atwood praised Tandy as a leading Texas real estate figure and urged full attendance.
The Board of City Development urged business houses on the installment plan to mail their checks promptly for the current quarter. The notice states that third payments on the Community Chest fund are due by July 1, clarifying June 1 as the initial due date.
C of C president R Q Lee and secretary Porter Whaley will tour the Panhandle region. W F Bennett said on his Amarillo visit that the trip will follow the Fort Worth and Denver line and Santa Fe into the South Plains. Bennett spoke about organization work during his Amarillo stop.
Announcement last night said three Morton sisters from Palestine will speak at the Van Buren Street Tabernacle tonight on The Jew. The revival speakers have drawn large audiences and will discuss the famine now reported in the country.
Father T D O'Brien of Sacred Heart Catholic Church will depart Tuesday for a four month European tour visiting France Italy Belgium Holland England Ireland Switzerland and more. He sails from New York June 9 arrives Cherbourg June 16, plans stops in Paris Rome Naples Venice Florence Geneva and London among others. Father Leo Garbador of Oklahoma City will oversee the parish in his absence.
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