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Newspaper
Amarillo Daily News
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 20, 1925
Page
10
Amarillo Advertising Club members met at the Amarillo Hotel for a noon gathering. Orla Allen announced November 5 as the tentative banquet date. Henry Ansley and Charlie Hall presented a skit about untruthful advertising while discussions considered remedy steps.
Dedication ceremonies for the new Odd Fellow temple will be held the latter part of this month. Forest Walker past Grand Patriarch of Texas W C Townes and J M Stidger in charge of the program with E Q Vestal expected among visiting state officers. Time to be announced when the building is completed.
Gasoline license sale runs through Saturday with 2¢ from each gallon purchased donated to the church. The event is held at The Radio Towers and organized by Gish.
The First Baptist Church ended its revival Sunday night adding 113 new members. Dr. Scarborough delivered the final morning sermon on the cross of Christ, stressing its definitions of sin love and salvation and urging believers to respond to God’s call to dedicate and serve.
The federal court opened yesterday with one of the lightest criminal and civil dockets on record. The grand jury will be dismissed by noon, with only three or four cases likely before it. Foreman W. H. Dorsett of Childress and a lengthy list of jurors are named. Equity hearings will occur this week, followed by civil and criminal cases next week. Several cases were disposed of or continued.
A carpenter named Eugene M. Pullen from Manasquan New Jersey reports a nonoperative cure for rupture. He claims no operation and no lost time, with long lasting results after years of hard labor. He invites letters for full information at 78 M Marcellus Avenue.
Dr. C E Smith supervisor of milk inspection for the United States public health service arrived in Amarillo yesterday for a talk today at City Hall at 10 o'clock. Dairymen and federated club members are especially invited to hear him.
The Amarillo Advertising Club expects to hold a banquet on November 5 after a weekly luncheon at the Amarillo Hotel. Orla Allen announced the date noting plans to invite several nationally known advertising men. The meeting also addressed untruthful advertising in Amarillo and discussed remedies. Henry Ansley and Charley Hall performed a skit mocking a peddler selling large wares.
A Texas Wonder for kidney and bladder troubles is offered with mail order delivery for $1.25. The ad claims cures for a range of ailments in men and women and mentions sworn testimonials. Dr. G. W. Hall from St. Louis is cited, with availability through druggists.
Harmon Benton, county agent for Potter and Oldham counties, said he was commissioned as inspector by the Live Stock Sanitary Commission to pass interstate shipments. The move eases restrictions caused by hoof and mouth disease and allows dressed poultry fruits trees and shrubs to continue moving under Texas A and M extension agent authority.
The Cornado Hotel at 712 Harrison Street opens to the public after nearing completion at a cost of 25 000 dollars. It features 17 sleeping rooms and a modern dining room. Meals began last Thursday with a banquet for Baptist ministers attended by over twenty ministers.
Theophilus Fitz, a noted Pacific Coast voice teacher and critic, visited Canyon this week en route from the National Convention of Christian Churches in Oklahoma City to his western home. He met with Wallace R. Clark of West Texas State Teachers College and was hosted by former college friends.
Special to The New Canyon Oct. 19. H O Musselman editor of the Texas School Journal will spend three days in Canyon studying the work of West Texas State Teachers College. He will lecture before students and local friends on Financing Public Education in Texas The Organization of School Work of Texas Tomorrow and The Gospel According to Henry Ford. He plans to be in Canyon October 22 28 and 24.
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