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Newspaper
Amarillo Daily News
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 01, 1925
Page
3
A Don Marquis lyric contemplates existence beyond death with Greek and floral imagery, pondering what follows life and whether dreams endure. The piece contrasts sorrow with enduring hope, then shifts to a religious assurance that God sustains.
An uneasy stomach prompts immediate upset relief claims for a product that supposedly ends gas heartburn and indigestion. It emphasizes quick action and instant comfort for sour stomach symptoms.
The Woman's Auxiliary of the Railway Mail Service will hold a meeting Friday at 2 30 PM at Mrs J H Cheatham's home 1407 Harrison Street All members are urged to attend. A new Blue Bonnet Needle club formed at Mrs John Armstrongs 1801 Fillmore Street with officers O D Kerr president O R Terry secretary treasurer Claude Dutson press reporter An afternoon of needlework social time brick ice cream and cake followed Guests included Mesdames Kerr Terry Dutson Burks Rushmere Rose Palmer and Melton of Lubbock
Amarillo Country Club hosts a weekend dance Saturday with music by the Nite Owls orchestra. Dancing starts promptly at 8 30 pm for club members and guests.
Mr and Mrs P E Boesen now of Sudan guest in city for Tri State fair visit. Mrs H W Galbraith hosts Mrs J M Daniels of Georgetown while Pollyanna and Pierian clubs note meetings and outings. Pollyanna Club outing chaperoned by Mrs McGlasson enjoyed Tri State Fair Monday afternoon.
After a pleasant month with her daughter in Houston, a resident returned home on West Sixteenth street. Miss Lois Young of 608 Lincoln street is reported ill with typhoid fever. Miss Mary Meador and Miss Mary Alice Johnson from Lubbock, guests since Saturday, returned home yesterday after visiting local residents.
The La Cenicienta Needle Club will meet this afternoon at 2 30 o clock at the home of Mrs E T Horn 1004 Fillmore Street. The gathering follows regular knitting session and will discuss upcoming projects. Members are to bring sewing supplies and share progress on current needlework.
The Athenaeum Club will meet at 3 o clock this afternoon with Mrs. I. D. Cole at 904 Taylor street and Mrs. W. M. Hall leading the program.
The Parent-Teacher Club of San Jacinto School will meet Friday afternoon at 8 30 at the school. A large attendance is urged for a very important business meeting and all parents of the school children are invited to be present.
A note indicates activities were postponed to a later time due to the Tri-State Fair, affecting planned events and timetable.
Fresh apples celery and raisins headline seasonal salads prepared with Miss Anna Bower aiding demonstration. Recipes cover Apple Celery Raisin Salad and Nut Date Celery variation using walnuts dates celery oranges with French dressing and optional mayonnaise, served chilled on lettuce.
The Sunshine Club held a Friday afternoon session at 1300 Monroe Street the home of Miss Bonnie Britain. Miss Evelyn Freeman was welcomed as a new member and the group voted a 2.50 donation to the Day Nursery. Attendees included Misses Betty Bivins Drusilla Exum Mary Lois Ray Rue Paula Parcells Kathryn Kirk Dorothy Jo Bush Evelyn Vreeman Gertrude Higginbotham and Bonnie Britain.
Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Seward of Nava sota returned to their home after a week in the city as guests of Mrs. F. J. Trigg and Mr. and Mrs. Howard Trigg at 805 Pierce street. Mr. Seward attended a county judges and commissioners meeting. Mrs. Seward, formerly Miss Vera Twichel of this city and Austin, is recalled by locals.
At the event several young attendees were listed among the guests including Miss Gertrude Shoults Mildred Williams Mary Francis Akard Maxine Gregg Mozelle Bechtold Christine Dyche and Robbie Dee Simpson alongside refreshments of chips, hot chocolate and cake.
Corrections issued for prize results in domestic science at the Tri-State Fair. Incorrect winners were previously listed due to handling of articles and displaced ribbons. The valid first prize recipients are Mrs. J. B. Ratliff for cherry and raspberry preserves and tomato preserves, Miss Maude Pittman for Sunshine cake, and Mrs. T. F. Lanham for rhubarb conserve, with addresses provided.
The Liberty theater screens Women First with Fairbanks and Eva Novak. It also shows Floyd Collins Sand Cave tragedy reenactment detailing his escape from Kentucky home to rescue efforts by miners civilians and state troops, staged in inaccessible cave depths.
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