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Newspaper
Amarillo Daily News
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 14, 1925
Page
6
The ad claims eczema stems from poor blood and promotes S.S.S. as a cure to restore red blood cells, purify the system, and clear skin. It urges readers to buy the larger bottle from their druggist for economy, promising relief from itching burning and eruptions.
Mrs W J Sloane will host the Thursday Bridge Club session at her residence 15 Washington street this Thursday afternoon.
The Child Welfare Club schedules a Friday meeting at 2:80 oclock at Mrs Griggs home 1593 Jefferson Street replacing the earlier plan with Mrs Wagner Circle One of First Baptist Church holds an 8 oclock meeting this afternoon with Mrs Shaffer and a noon gathering at Mrs Davis home 1807 Harrison Street
Circle Six of Central Presbyterian meets at 3 PM with Mrs. J Van Steenwyk at 404 Alabama Avenue in San Jacinto Heights Circle Five of First Christian meets at 3 PM with Mrs. W R Moody at 310 Louisiana Avenue in San Jacinto Heights All Christians urged to attend and be present
A Circe 2 group from the First Christian Church will convene at 3 o clock this afternoon. Members plan discussion and fellowship in the church hall.
Circle Four of the First Baptist Church will meet this afternoon at Mrs B J Tolleson 10 Madison Street. An election of officers will be held and all members are urged to attend promptly.
Visiting relatives Mr and Mrs Leslie Nobles of Wichita Falls arrived in the city to see his parents Mr and Mrs H A Nobles at 1210 Taylor street. The passing of Judge Washington Irving Babb is announced in the W E B Q O Record for this month. He was husband to Alice Bird Babb, a P E O founder, vice president of Chicago based Austin Manufacturing, president of Wheeled Scraper Company in Aurora, and longtime Democratic figure. He served on Wesleyan College board of trustees at his death, the college where P E O originated.
Mrs Wood hosted a Sunday dinner honoring Judge J Hubbard of Dallas. Christian Endeavor Wield Secretary present along with Miss Gladys Whitfield Miss Ruth Blackburn and Wright among others.
The Senior Christian Endeavor of the First Christian Church conducted the regular evening service last Sunday while Pastor I W OMalley attended a convention in Oklahoma City. Patricia Graham led the program and Jack Huppertz spoke on The Benefit of the Christian Endeavor, with several others including Wyman Stockett Nina Hawkins Hershall Crumb Harvey Ellen Bailey Dixon and more contributing.
Members of the U G Club plan a Thursday 3 pm gathering at the Women's Club with hostesses and guests. Dr R P Jarrett head of education at West Texas State Teachers College Canyon will lecture on Applied Psychology. Those who heard him last year recall his resourceful approach. Active and inactive members are invited and urged to bring two guests. Circle Four of Central Presbyterian Church will not meet this afternoon.
A well attended meeting at the school house featured remarks by Mr. Mobley and Mrs. Bivins introducing Rev. Lisemore who spoke against teaching evolution. The Tabernacle Baptist choir sang, the pastor preached from John 9 16, and fourteen people accepted Christ as Savior. Rev Lisemore to lead monthly services on the first Sunday afternoon. All welcome.
The Sunday school lists from churches including Polk Street Methodist Buchanan Street Methodist Houston Street Methodist St Pauls Methodist S J Heights Methodist First Baptist Second Baptist Tabernacle Baptist Glenwood Baptist San Jacinto Baptist Central Presbyterian St Andrews Episcopal are published with figures for attendance and offerings. Several entries show totals such as 80.29 6.85 3.00 9.57 15.33 94.58 4.55 6.45.
Mrs. Genelle Werks Gibson who studied in Japan will lecture on Japanese Art to Pierian Club members at Mrs. C. A. Fisk home 2200 Harrison street on Thursday afternoon. Members should prepare to answer roll call with topics. The Woman's Auxiliary of the Southern Presbyterian church meets today at 3 30 at the church. The 1925 Club will be entertained Friday at 3 by Mrs. Howard Eagien 1902 Polk street. A Sunday service drew about 75 worshippers at River Road Consolidated School district 7 miles north of the city. Rev J C Sisemore of Tabernacle Baptist led the gathering in a new brick schoolhouse with capacity 200 to 250.
The Walter County Medical Society Auxiliary met at Mrs. J. J. Crume's home 2110 Polk with hosts Mrs. W. H. Flamm and Mrs. Dea Roach. A large group attended the social, enjoyed a yearbook program, games, and contests, followed by a luncheon. Mrs. I. D. Cole departed for an extended visit to Dallas Fort Worth Weatherford and nearby points.
The Amarillo Hit Club regular meeting Monday evening featured Group 3 in charge. Talks on Present Day Adventures impressed members who anticipate a busy season of programs. Mr. and Mrs. M. D. Ramsey plan an overland trip to Dallas starting today weather permitting and expect to return by week’s end.
A damaged fragment notes a Dr Wolcott at 104 Central Street with mention of eyeglass fitting errors and unreliable service. The readable text is sparse and lacks clear event details or dates.
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