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Newspaper

Amarillo Daily News

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Oct 27, 1925

Page

6

Friday Needle Club Meeting Planned for November Fifteenth

The Friday Needle Club will meet November 15 at 1160 A-West Eleventh Street with Mrs O B Kterr. A Studio Tea at the Wilson Studio on Harrison Street featured Miss Annie Lou Marsh and other pupils performing piano solos and vocal numbers. Mrs Wilson outlined year plans including three choral classes, operettas The Quest of the Pink Paras ol and Twilight Alley, plus an opera week in spring.

Friday Needle Club 0. B. Kterr A-West Eleventh Street Robert Wilson Ruth L. E. Robbins Wilson Harrison Street Annie Lou Marsh Ruth Brandt Majorie Reach Sarah Moreland Zuma Vance Cotten Alice Heid Wendene Roberne Wilson E. F. Lanham J. E. Montgomery A. J. Moreland D. Roach C. L. Dunivan R. J. Parsons Roy Pool H. H. Tate B. D. King George Williams T. W. Cotten

Early Halloween Cheer Graces Amarillo Homes

Amarillo hosts celebrate an early Halloween season with parties themed around harvest time. At the E C Britain residence on Monroe Street, Miss Radio Britain presided over a gathering of more than forty guests. The home featured vivid autumn decorations including chrysanthemum baskets, pumpkin faces, and yellow candies in silver holders.

J. N. Freemen Miss Freeman Pierrette Ellen Bailey Dixon Miss Dixon Miss Dickson Ruth Virginia Perdue Amarillo E. C. Britain Monroe Street Miss Radio Britain Merry Makers Evelyn Freeman

Spurns Millions Ena It Curry Oklahoma City Years

A garbled OCR fragment references Oklahoma City and a figure tied to millions and New York. The readable bits imply a notable person spurning a large sum or deal, with scattered names and places. Details are too unclear to establish a coherent event, persons, or outcome.

Ena Curry Thia Oklahoma City Browning New York Milionaira Lee

Red Cross Review Shows Activity In Water Safety Push

Washington Oct 26 The annual Red Cross report notes a rise in water safety training with 22,892 new lifesavers added and 280,000 more children trained this year bringing total school children enrolled to 5,884,907. Public Health Nurses on duty numbered 924 with 1,099,492 home calls and 1,173,081 school inspections.

RED Cross Review Washington American Red Cross Today United States Red Cross The Red Cross Nursing Service Poland Bulgaria Turkey Greece Philippines Canal Zone Virgin Islands Hawaii Albania Serbia Porto Rico Near East Red Cross Nutrition Service

Improved Playgrounds to Be Awarded Cash Prizes

Asheville N C October 26 The Twelfth Recreation Congress announces a national contest to beautify 6006 public outdoor playgrounds in the United States and Canada. The Harmon Foundation offers three $600 prizes plus thirty $50 awards for progress and one hundred sixty $60 prizes in stores. The Playground and Recreation Association of America will administer. Entries due December 3 1926. Communities may enter multiple playgrounds but only one award per community.

Asheville N. C Recreation Congress United States Canada Harmon Foundation of New York Oy Utnery Playground and Recreation Association of America

Sheridan's Warded Memoried Ride Echoes Past

Newark dispatch recalls General Philip Sheridan addressing troops with a stirring line as he led a cavalry ride. The account notes the historic phrase and the bold action, reflecting a legendary moment in Civil War lore.

Sheridan'e Warde

Shamrock Opens New Hospital With Modern Facilities

Shamrock's new hospital owned by Dr. B A Zeigler opens to the public with complete operating and X ray equipment. Dr P Gardner will assist in operation. The facility includes seven individual rooms and four fully equipped ward rooms plus an operating room and an X ray room.

News Shamrock Shamrock B. A. Zeigler P. Gardner Zeigler

Prince of Wales Dances With American Girl in Uruguay

In Montevideo the Prince of Wales danced with Veronica Purviance of Kansas City three times, then invited her fiancé Leonard Walch of Buenos Aires, who hurried to Montevideo. Purviance and Walch attended with Purviance’s fiancé. no other Americans or English were invited to the dance as a social gesture by Uruguayan society.

Montevideo Prince of Wales Veronica Purviance Kansas City Charles Purviance Armour Packing Plant Purviance American Association of Miss Purviance

DANGER SIGNALS OF INDIGESTION WARNING

Warns against indigestion as a killer especially in winter and lists signs such as gas fullness dullness restlessness and heart fluttering. Promotes Ferraline as a stomach treatment to aid digestion and improve function of stomach liver and bowels with a bold call to action.

Roswell Plans Another Year of City Advertising Push

Roswell will extend its advertising drive after a year of campaigns in midwest and southern publications. Claude Simpson reported 40 million ad exposures, 1848 inquiries from 42 states, and a 1500-strong mailing list. Texas led inquiries, Oklahoma, Arkansas, Missouri also strong. Campaign maintained a conservative tone and aims for bigger results next year.

Roswell N. M Chamber of Commerce Claude Simpson Middle West Roswell Way Maryland Rhode Island Vermont Delaware Maine New Hamp Shire Texas Oklahoma Arkansas Missouri P. T. A. Council Simpson

Duck Calls Broadcast In Vallejo Gun Club Preserves

J W O Hara president of the Vallejo Gun Club has invented a device for broadcasting duck calls. Radio apparatus is installed in the club preserves and with the hunting season opening in October, a quack quack sound was heard among the duck blinds.

Oxnland Calif J. W. O'Hara Vallejo

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