Silent Cry For Neglected Children From the Times Poem
A New York Times poem by Margaret E. Sangster Jr. laments vast child neglect in America. The piece depicts a sobering vision of hundreds of thousands of dying children, cold forests, and empty cradles, urging compassion and a move toward a kinder paradise of love.
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Margaret E. Sangster, Jr
New York Times
Fruit Mold Salad With Mayonnaise Cream
Soften gelatin in cold water and dissolve over hot water. Add lemon juice and cog. Add sugar and mayonnaise to whipped cream, then mix this with the prepared fruit. Put in mold and pack in ice and salt, equal portions, for three hours. This may be frozen in large mold or in individual molds. Garnish with whipped cream, Maraschino cherries, and lettuce hearts.
Mrs H P Canode Called Away for Ill Father
Mrs H P Canode left yesterday for San Antonio to be with her ill father. She expects to be away about three weeks.
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H. P. Canode
San Antonio
Bonita Chapter to Hold Meeting at Masonic Hall
Bonita Chapter O E S will convene Monday evening at 7 30 for initiation. At 9 o clock an open installation for Masons and their families will follow and all members and visitors are invited to attend.
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Bonita
Masonic Hall
Temple Visitor in Amarillo
Mr and Mrs Glenn R Forson host his sister Miss Erna Forson of Temple as a guest for several days in Amarillo She will spend the summer in Lubbock after the visit.
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Temple
Amarillo
Glenn R. Forson
Tyler Street
Forson
Erna Forson
Students Recital At Presbyterian Church On Sunday
Miss Grace E. Hamilton presents Kathryn Dee Roach Martha Frances Doud and Betty Jean Fisher in a Sunday afternoon recital at the Presbyterian Church at 4 o clock. Seven to eight year old pupils with eight months study promise surprises. Edith Taylor and Kathryn Dee Roach will read. Attendance welcome. Miss Ruth Virgin to Chicago for summer will appear on a program by Mrs Krw studio pupils at First Christian Church Sunday at 4 p m.
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Grace E. Hamilton
Kathryn Dee Roach
Martha Frances Doud
Betty Jean Fisher
Presbyterian Church
Edith Taylor
W. M. Hall
Virgin
Chicago
Ruth Virgin
H. W. Virgin
Krw
First Christian Church
Will Attend College Home Coming At Simmons College Abilene
Mr and Mrs Jesse A Rogers and children and Miss Adrian Atterberry plan to leave today to attend the Simmons College home coming in Abilene Then they will visit Mr Rogers parents Mr and Mrs J A Rogers in Amarillo A brief community notice about travel plans and family visit.
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Jesse A. Rogers
Adrian Atterberry
Simmons College
Abilene
Rogers
J. A. Rogers
Flapper Wife to Be Sung at Deandi Theater
Amarillo audiences will hear The Flapper Wife sung at the Deandi Theater on Monday and Tuesday as part of the regular bill. The song, already popular in novel form in The Daily News, has attracted large sheet music and Victor record sales in recent weeks.
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Daily News
Man Donates Gold Then Penny To Church Treasurers
A near-sighted man placed a gold piece in the church collection and the next day offered a penny to the church treasurer. After the treasurer returned the gold piece the man was so pleased that he gave a quarter to the official, in addition to the penny already given.
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Middletown
Conn
Lubbock Plans Special Election for Water and Sewers
Special to The News from Lubbock on May 29 reports plans for a special election to raise funds for sewer and water improvements. The move aims to secure needed financing for the city’s water and sewer system upgrades and infrastructure.
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Lubbock
City Hears Plan for Sewers and Reservoir Bond
City officials stated tensions over bond funding for sewer work in the northeast northwest and south areas and a new million gallon capacity reservoir for the city well near the Tumble N pool. The reservoir will cost about 25000 and funding details will be released later.
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Tumble N Pool
City Sewers Plan For Two Square Miles South Of Nineteenth
Engineers completed a survey of the area south of Nineteenth street and, according to the blueprints, arranged a sewer system to cover two square miles. When activated, the project will be extensive.
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Nineteenth Street
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