Specked apples and autumn waste lessons
A poem about specked apples learned as waste not, with a family facing scarcity as specked fruit remains the only kind kept through winter. Earl Daniels in the Bookman notes a meeting in the afternoon.
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Newspaper
Amarillo Daily News
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 15, 1925
Page
5
A poem about specked apples learned as waste not, with a family facing scarcity as specked fruit remains the only kind kept through winter. Earl Daniels in the Bookman notes a meeting in the afternoon.
The Athenaeum Club will be entertained this afternoon at Mrs. J. J. Crume's home at 2110 Polk Street at 3 o'clock with Mrs. M. W. Lemons leading the lesson.
A large Junior High School Parent-Teacher Club gathering of 125 enjoyed student room activities, social sessions, and an educational program with Mrs. Joe Williams and Superintendent McIntosh. The letter urged Endowment Fund gifts, district and state participation, and Life Membership pledges to support district extension work and planned meetings in El Paso and Canyon.
La Costura Club met Tuesday afternoon at Mrs W J Satterfield 14094 Fillmore street with sewing in rooms decorated by cosmos and dahlias. A salad course and hot tea were served at the close of the session. Class will Meet Today Mr Trulove Sunday School class gathers 8 oclock this afternoon at Mrs E W Millers 1310 Taylor street.
A nationwide open letter urges every Parent-Teacher Club president and P T members across the Panhandle to renew enthusiasm and efficiency. It emphasizes submitting new officer lists to Executive Secretary Mrs Stephen Chamness in Austin to receive monthly literature on National State and District work and to boost membership activity this month.
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