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Newspaper

Amarillo Daily News

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Oct 25, 1925

Page

4

Weekly Social Calendar Prominent Clubs Plan Hallowe'en Events

The social page lists multiple club and church gatherings from Monday to Saturday. Teas, rehearsals, meetings, Hallowe'en parties, and special events are scheduled at Epworth Hall Polk Street Methodist Church annex Amarillo Hotel Masonic Temple Central Presbyterian Hall and other venues with hostesses named for each event and times ranging from afternoon to late evening.

Woman's Missionary Society Belle Bennett Society Stanley W. Hayne Epworth Hall Philharmonic Polk Street Methodist Church American Legion Auxiliary Legion Home Ko Ko Hai Bridge Club Frank New Masonic Temple Gerald Blackburn Taylor Street Esdames Julian Subject H. Banks Jones St. Andr Madison Street M Gilvin Polk Street Orth Hall D. M. Deason Jack Brown West Sixth Street First Christian Church Don Crossett Jackson H. M. Crudgington Buchanan Blanche de Gas Polk F. M. Bradley Jefferson J. R. Barker Woman’s Council Central Presbyterian Hall Belle Bennetts J. C. Morgan E. H. Christian Western Avenue Athenaeum Club L. C. Thompson Amarillo C. K. Gilvin Woman’s Benefit Association of Maccabees Don C. Dabrohua Monroe Street Pierian Club C. D. Jackson Harrison Street F. T. Collins Harmony Club Ew’s Woman's Will D. Bow

Church Services and Methodist Notice

First Church of Christ, Scientist at 1501 Taylor street holds services every Sunday at T1 a.m. and p.m. Wednesday evening includes testimonies of healing. Sunday school for ages under twenty at 9:45. Reading room open 12 to 6 p.m. except Sundays and holidays. St Pauls Methodist at Van Buren invites worship with services 11 a.m. and 7:30 p.m. Sunday school 9:45 and welcoming music.

First Church of Christ, Scientist Taylor Street St. Paul's Methodist van Buren Cal C. Wright F. A. Cooper Tabernacle Baptist 16Th Buchanan 6Th Taylor J. C. Lisemore Southern Presbyterian Eleventh and Jackson Streets Christ E. B. Fincher Polk Street M. E Temple of Cheer G. M. Waddill W. Hayne General Assembly of All Leagues Central Presbyterian, 10Th Taylor R. Thomsen R. Thomsen Manney Raymond Wright Arthur Kellner Ruth Blackburn Bessie James Hattie Mae Wood Christian Endeavor Luke T Susan Gentry Europe Stella Boles

San Jacinto BY P Us Meeting at 6 29 Sunday

San Jacinto BYP Us will meet at 6 29 Sunday evening and will render their or after which the senior union will give a special program setting forth the proneness of church Members to put material thingy.

San Jacinto BY. P. Us

White House winter social calendar announced for 1925 1926

The White House has released the official social events for the 1925 1926 season. Highlights include the cabinet dinner the diplomatic reception and the most brilliant of all the affairs the congressional reception. Texans visiting Washington include Mrs William Abell of Waco and numerous Texas guests noted at weddings and gatherings.

Washington White House Washington Texas Society Supreme Court Army Texas Lee Satterwhite House of Representatives al McFaddin Victoria George M. Craig Port Arthur John ~. Scott First National Bank Houston George H. Colvin Fort Worth William Cameron Waco Henry Edds Hebronville P. A. Presnall Alice State Bank Alice Ida M. Darden R. A. Stuart BR. J. Kleber Kingsville A. J. Baker Edinburgh Archie Parr Benivides J. Waelder Earl Scott Jordanton Frank Kell Wichita Falls Hal Mangum San Antonio Dayton Moses A. T. Clifton W. W. Jones Corpus Christi Mae Biddison Benson Leon Shilds Coleman Eugene Blount Nacogdoches Mack Taylor A. «. Rippy Amarillo

Four church unions invite all members to attend

Local churches report strong, active programs with four unions including adult senior junior and primary. M E Dilday notes full membership placement. San Jacinto Methodist Sunday school 9 45 a m D M Yeung superintendent. Amarillo churches announce sermons on prophecy and community outreach with special evening services and finance reminders. St Andrews Episcopal Polk Street Adams and local congregations extend welcome to visitors.

M. E. Dilday Adams Young Peoples Yates

Pollyanna Club Entertainment At Sunshine Girls Club

The Sunshine club hosted the Pollyanna club for an enjoyable gathering. Members shared light refreshments and conversation in a cheerful social afternoon.

Sunshine

Houston Street Methodist Sunday Schedule and League Notice

Houston Street Methodist announces Sunday school at 9 45 with Mra J A Ron dot as superintendent Senior Epworth League at 6 20 p m Rey Bassett president All Leaguers urged to attend for the forthcoming social Preaching at 1 00 and 7 40 p m by Pastor Let us have fine crowds with great singing and splendid services Pastor Yoro BR Pirtle

San Jacinto M. Yeung Amarillo Houston Street Methodist Mra J. A. Rondot Epworth League Rey Bassett Yoro BR. Pirtle

Royal Marriage Feast sermon at Trinity Lutheran

Trinity Evangelical Lutheran at Alabama Avenue San Jacinto Heights holds 7:20 p m services with the sermon The Royal Marriage Feast based on Matthew 22 1 1. Pastor V Kollmann extends a cordial welcome to all.

Trinity Evangelical Lutheranai Alabama Avenue San Jacinto Hewehts V. Kollmann

Me and Mrs Norris Honored at Farewell Party

Mr and Mrs Neal Norris leave today for Lubbock to take up positions there with the Lubbock Journal. Mrs Hollis Walker hosted a bridge party at 508 Merchant Street with Hallowe en decorations. High score prizes went to Mrs W C Rhodes and FE Cook. Guests included Mr and Mrs Neal Norris, Mr and Mrs J C Hackler, Mr and Mrs F E Cook, Mr and Mrs L L Pinkerton, Mr and Mrs Fred Fyfe, Mr and Mrs W R Gowdy, Mr and Mrs W Rhodes, and Mr Claude Everett.

Norris Neal Norris Lubbock Lubbock Journal Hollis Walker Merchant Street W.C Rhodes FE. Cook W. R. Gowdy Fred ‘Yfe J. C. Hackler F. E. Cook L. L. Pinkerton Fred Fyfe

Bridge Party a Lovely Afternoon Hosted at Mrs Garwood's Home

Mrs Floyd Garwood entertained Friday from 1 to 6 with bridge at 204 E 1th featuring Halloween decorations and cut flowers. Hill Benton won high score a set of book ends. Paul Arrington received consolation a set of table numbers. A salad course followed. Guests included Elliott Match Roy Slay Alfred Grites Bryan Wesberry John Spann Pat Babb Pred Dysart and others. Mrs Garwood was assisted by Mrs Alfred Grigg.

Floyd Garwood Bridge Hallowe'en Hill Benton Paul Arrington Mesdames Elliott Roy Slay Alfred Grites Bryan Wesberry John Spann Fred Fyfe Harry Koupp Lawson Hayden Jones Tilly Baker Elmer Blair Robert Peace Hates Witt James Bayer Charles Goodwin John Wiggins Guy Owen Pat Babb

First Christian Eighth and Taylor Sermon Meeting Card

Minister F W O Malley announces a Bible school service at 1 00 PM with juniors seniors and intermediates meeting at 4 00 PM Officers urged to visit and encourage youth. Orchestra choir and congregational music planned with plain earnest preaching. Everyone welcome to the meeting at 126 Tring Place.

Taylor F. W. O'Malley Bible School Christian Kaaver Benior Tring

Combined church service and classes at Morning Church

The united guide school and preaching service begins at 9:15 a.m. All classes meet in church buildings. The Men’s Bible Class meets in the Mission Theater Building on Volk Street opposite the Amarillo Hotel. Dr. G Ly Yates to preach at the morning service with seventy Voices choir.

Mission

Poplar Grove No 171 Enjoys Fine Amaran Progha

Amaran AO Grove meets in regular session with large attendance and one of the best programs. Alva mith sang, Newton and Atrena Coron et played cornet and saxophone, Hester Clapton read, Alita Hyden piano, Elizabeth Reynolds reader, Elizabeth Ord sang, Ledford performed a san i impersonation, Data Parley played ukulele. Officers elected for the year include Annie Ledford past guardian, Jennie Lindbloom guardian, Ht Peek adviser, M. Taylor clerk, Jeere Baaum chaplain, Mary Heree banker, W. H. Bilis attendant, Mary Turjey assistant, Lew Hudson first musician, Vera Goodman second musician, and others.

Amarn AO Grove Amarillo Poplar Grove Sesson the Grove Mine Alvamith Messrs Newton Atrena Coronet Hester Clapton Alita Hyden Elizabeth Reynolds Elizabeth Ord Ledford Data Parley Annie Ledford Jennie Lindbloom Guardian Peek M. Taylor Jeere Baaum Mary Heree W. H. Bilis Mra Mary Tur Jey Mire Lew Hudson Vera Goodman Radler Mannere Glee Uihhenty Inner-Sentinel

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