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Newspaper
Amarillo Daily News
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 21, 1925
Page
5
Poem fragment in archaic diction reflects a speaker facing death with courage and faith. The speaker credits the Eternal Spirit for a purpose beyond body, asserting the soul’s continuance beyond death and connection to a Power that animates and liberates the spirit.
A Halloween party features a witch's cauldron stunt passing odd props through a line as guests become surprised by lemon juice fortunes in orange envelopes. The evening promises dancing and spooky decor with a pumpkin centerpiece and goblin lanterns. Circle Six plans a meeting at Mrs S C Marshall’s 302 Louisiana Avenue at 8 pm. The Woman's Auxiliary of the Southern Presbyterian Church meets at 3 pm at the church with all members urged to attend.
A luncheon menu features a cotton theme with dishes like clam bouillon whipped cream creamed whitefish and potato balls. Fidelis Class of First Baptist holds its monthly business lunch at noon in church parlors. Altar Guild of St Andrew's meets at Mrs Henry Gould’s home with quizz on church rites and plans for a Christmas bazaar candy booth.
A Monday afternoon tea at Mrs G G Ordway’s 2400 Harrison street drew about 450 visitors who toured the showplace in the new Eable Addition of South Amarillo. Mrs Ray C Johnson and Mrs Porter Underwood assisted, and guests admired large dahlias and chrysanthemums in the 27 degree Panhandle day.
The event featured baskets, crystal vases, wicker stands, and garden baskets with autumn blossoms creating a pleasant memory. Receiving at the door were Mrs. James L. Scott and Mrs. 8. F. Newbold, with a long receiving line including Mesdames G. G. Ordway, Porter Underwood, Ray C. Johnson, Henry B. Cogdell, R. E. K. Underwood, M. J. R. Jackson, I. Rasco, D. W. Mays, Ella D. Carlander, J. P. Mathis, and Virgil Moore.
At the weekly Civic Club meeting in Glenwood residents pressed for more graveled streets. A movement aims to extend graveled streets to Twenty-Sixth and into town via Taylor Street, with street markers planned for Wells and Walnut Streets.
An old home remedy describes dissolving two Bayer Tablets of Aspirin in four tablespoonfuls of water for throat gargling. Gargle thoroughly and repeat in two hours if needed. Use genuine Bayer Aspirin marked with the Bayer Cross from twelve tablets in a tin box. Chain Mud Chains-Weed Mud Chains Cheaper by Gish. At the Radio Towers.
H. B. Moore of Wichita Kansas becomes Amarillo branch manager for Allis-Chalmers Manufacturing Co. He has six years with the firm and praises Amarillo and the Panhandle. The local branch sits at 117 West Fifth Street and Mrs. Moore accompanies him to Lucerne Apartments.
A grand jury returned an indictment charging Red Campbell and Aubrey Sharp with assaulting a witness in federal court. Other indictments include Joe Ford and Chas Davis for theft from interstate shipment and Frank Kilcrease for narcotics violations. Ford and Davis allegedly broke into box cars at Tascost and stole clothing. Campbell and Sharp allegedly assaulted federal prohibition agent W. W. West after a liquor trial. Trials dates to be set next Monday.
Ralph Taylor was acquitted by a district court jury yesterday of burglarizing the Rubin Store. The Rubin Clothing Store break in last spring involved a quantity of clothing. The jury deliberated about three hours.
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