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Newspaper
Amarillo Daily News
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 06, 1925
Page
5
A prose poem extols love and beauty while mentioning V. Lecrick of Pampa Texas. The text profiles Mrs Blythe as a civic leader, peace conference member, and forest and bird life advocate who travels on her own expense. Her health delays a planned Women's Club address in Amarillo until later in the season.
Mrs I Rasco of 1404 Harrison street will host the La Costura Club gathering at 3 o clock this afternoon. The meeting was postponed last week due to the fair.
Mrs. E H Reedy announces that CIA College has been added to the national society's list of accredited colleges Am AR Amarillo branch A A U W invites all CIA girls to a meeting Saturday at 3 PM at the Women's Club to discuss the accreditation and upcoming events
Mrs Bertus C Taylor hosts the Round Dozen Club at 3 this afternoon at 1901 Van Buren Street. Members are expected to attend at the residence for the social gathering.
The Needle Club will meet this afternoon with Mrs. W. R. Hollis presiding as hostess at 800 Harrison Street.
The McKinley Parent-Teacher Club will meet at 3:30 this afternoon and invites all mothers to attend. The room with the most mothers will receive a lovely picture as a prize, highlighting local school community activity.
La Aquillee Club visits Lucerne Apartments at 3 pm hosted by Mrs. Dee Roach and Ride a Wee Bridge Club meets at 2 30 pm at Mrs. Theodore Thedens home on West Eleventh Street. The Baptist Missionary Association moves to new quarters at 310 North Boyer Street with opening services led by Rev. Breeding and a large turnout.
Llano Estacado Daughters of the American Revolution will hold a 3 PM meeting in the Women's Club rooms to celebrate the 35th anniversary of the National Society. Executive board meets at 2:30 PM. Noted speaker Mrs. James Blythe of Mason City Iowa is visiting Amarillo en route home after a lengthy rest from her lecture schedule.
The Central Presbyterian church ladies announce a rummage sale at 609 East Fourth Street starting October 10. The event promises splendid values sold for little to nothing.
Mrs. Ruby Eugene Neff of Happy, wife of Felix Neff, died Friday morning. Her funeral, conducted by Rev. Breinhoff and Rev. B F Fronabarger, was held Sunday at Happy cemetery with one of the largest gatherings in the area. Griggs Undertaking Co. of Amarillo managed arrangements.
We express deep gratitude to friends for acts of kindness and floral offerings shown in our sorrow and bereavement over the sad accident of our son and brother Fay Cazzell. Dickey's Old Reliable Eye Water relieves tired sore eyes and is advertised in periodicals.
Thousands toured the new three story Masonic Temple with a basement yesterday afternoon as it opened to the public. The project cost about 250000 dollars with linoleum still to be laid and furnishings pending final total. Records from the old temple on Sixth and Polk will move to the new building tomorrow.
A Texas Wonder claims to aid kidney and bladder troubles including gravel and rheumatism. It promises mail delivery if not sold by your druggist on receipt of $1.25. Small bottle often cures and sworn tests are available from St. Louis, Missouri. Sold by druggists.
A Richmond Virginia reader credits Mother's Friend with easing labor noting she was sick for two hours before birth and the baby weighed eight pounds. She previously used three doctors and endured two days of pain. The testimonial, signed by Mrs J F Howard of Fifth Street, Richmond, says Mother's Friend is applied externally and sold by all druggists.
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