Black Cat Apologies and Town Notes
A compact poem ends with a praise of a sable cat despite its indolence. The text shifts to a social note praising humane attitudes toward animals, recounting a New York City officer aiding a mother cat and her five kittens. Local club meeting follows with Indian program and a brief Santa Fe fair recount. A separate notice records the Slack Sizemore wedding in San Jacinto.
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New York City
Cudmore
Lafayette
Walker Streets
Philharmonic Club Holds Splendid First Meeting
The Philharmonic Club opened its season with a splendid first meeting featuring host remarks and a preview of upcoming concerts. Members discussed programming, guest artists, and community outreach for the season.
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Philhapaionic
Philharmonic Club
Potter County Federation Board Meeting Friday Morning
The executive board and the house committee of the Potter County Federation will meet Friday at 9 45 o clock in the Women s Club rooms to transact important business and all members are urged to attend. The Junior Child Study Club will meet at 3 o clock Friday afternoon with Mrs G E Smith 1616 Monroe Street.
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Potter County Federation
JR. Child Study Club
G. E. Smith
Monroe Street
Prominent Officer Visits City for WBA Meeting
Mrs Maymie Vaughn district deputy of the Woman's Benefit Association of Maccabees arrived in the city to attend their meeting last evening and will stay several days as the guest of Mrs H A Hagerman at 1605 Monroe Street.
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Maymie Vaughn
Woman's Benefit Association of Maccabees
H. A. Hagerman
Monroe Street
Poetry Society of Texas Announces Grace Crowell Prize Rules
The Poetry Society of Texas invites members to submit a verse collection for a special prize. Grace Nell Crowell’s White Firs is cited and the winning book will be published in book form. Submissions must be 64 to 80 pages, typewritten, with title, and the author’s name kept in a sealed envelope.
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Poetry Society of Texas
Grace Nell Crowell
Chhsen
Dallas literary society contest rules for 1925 publication
The document outlines contest terms for a book publication by the society. It details author rights, publication at the society’s expense, 25 percent royalties after costs, author royalty on subsequent sales, ten free copies to the author, manuscript submission by June 1, 1925, to Hilton R. Greer in Dallas, and the society’s right to withhold an award if entries fail to meet standards, with publication planned for autumn 1925. Members are urged to read carefully to avoid unnecessary correspondence.
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Hilton R. Greer
Asbury Street
Dallas
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Wilhoit
Dame Fashion
Polk Street
Amarillo
Texas
Earth
Steinway & Sons
Steinway & Sons Corporation
New York
London
Hamburg
Berlin
Steinway
Steinway Pianos
E. P. Hubbard
J W Jenkins
Longfellow
Maria Briscoe Croker
George McNeil
America
EF. Fish
The
Cluth
Santa Fe
New Mexico
Preston Ware Orem
McSpadden
Smythe
Cadman
Jack Burgess
Kroeger
Fred Gallo
Lieurance
Blanche Ramsey
McDowell
E. F. Lanham
Slack -Sizemore
J. C. Sizemore
Buchanan Street
Maggie Lou Slack
Boyd Sizemore
A. J. Slack
Mississippi Avenue
San Jacinto
J. E. Bryant Company
Nadinola
National Toilet Company
Paris
Tenn
Life Savers, Inc
Port Chester
N.Y
Socient
SAS
California
Putnam
Amarillo Warehouse, Storage & Ice CO
Polk J. G. Short
F. C. Klinke
Vance
Sec
Treas
Cyrafoam
Spencer-Nunn Electric
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