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Newspaper
Amarillo Daily News
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 1925
Page
5
A compact poem praising the hustler ethic. It extols a worker who never complains and gladly toils for a shilling when promise exists. He avoids delays, presses forward where others falter, seizing chances, making far-reaching, high gains through steady effort.
The informal Halloween gathering centers on disguised guests and continuous frivolous games. The aim is to invite only those who can fully participate and forget their cares, ensuring a lively, carefree atmosphere for all attendees.
The piece offers host guidance on Halloween entertaining with disguises, simple decor, and activities. it suggests using white sheets or black attire, removing furniture if indoors, and using cornetataks and black cats for ambiance. Games include apple relay races and fortune telling, plus fun stunts like a doughnut on a string and a flour book kiss. Food suggestions feature doughnuts elder paraphin pie coffee and apples.
The Home Interest Club will meet at 8 o clock Friday afternoon at Mrs. H. C. Gentry’s home located at 1004 Pierce Street. The gathering invites members to join for an afternoon session in a local residence setting.
The Woman's Auxiliary of St An drews Episcopal Church was moved from Mrs H B Jones residence to Mrs Will D Gilvin's home at 1507 Hughes street for this afternoon's meeting at 3 o'clock.
Members and patrons urged to attend a Friday luncheon at noon at Amarillo Hotel. The event aims to become a regular monthly affair with associate members and patrons invited. Reserve with Mrs Harmon K Stanfield at 1482 7 or Mrs S E Fish at 1867 by Thursday noon.
The Royal Neighbors of America invite members to an elaborate Hallowe'en party at 8 o'clock this evening at their hall located at 406 Taylor Street.
Announcements indicate the marriage of Miss Alvida Montgomery of Wichita Falls to Mr. Ben W. Wrenn of this city was solemnized in Wichita Falls recently. The bride, a popular young woman in Wichita Falls social circles, and Mr. Wrenn, a traveling representative for United Drug Co., plan to reside at Amarillo Hotel until January.
An old ad copy touts Danderine as a vitalizing tonic for hair. It claims curling and waving styles are refreshed, roots strengthened, and hair grows thick and healthy after a week. It urges a rinse with a little oil and daily combing for better shine.
Members and prospective members of the Letty Nunn B Y P U and the First Baptist church will be entertained with a Halloween party at 8 o clock Thursday evening at the home of Mrs. W C Rhodes 209 Florida Avenue.
One of the season’s most elaborate affairs will be the Hallowe'en ball at Amarillo Country Club on Saturday night. Special music is arranged and members are urged to wear fancy costumes. Reservations for dinner and the buffet supper must be made.
The Telks home ballroom hosts the annual Hallowe'en ball Friday evening with a new eight piece orchestra from Texas Technological College at Lubbock. Guests are urged to wear fancy costumes and enjoy refreshments.
Rev J F Stanley of First Baptist Forney leads revival meetings at Twaddell Addition church with daily sessions at 2 pm and 7 pm. He urges every redeemed soul to find and fill their God given work as listeners are lifted toward a higher life. Also notes Mrs Leslie Williams plans a studio event Saturday October 1 featuring piano and dance by Wee Pupils.
The Philathea Sunday School class of First Baptist Church met Monday night and made candy for children at the Presbyterian Orphans Home. The group is composed of young women.
Miss Josie Pittman and J Paul Green wed Thursday at 10 am in the bride's Cisco home 1401 Leggitt Avenue Rev Thomas Lenox officiated The groom from Fort Worth works in oil and they honeymoon there Afterwards they plan to live in Brownwood with many local well wishes and gifts in hand
The Chapter’s children led yesterday afternoon’s program at the Women’s Club. A business meeting planned November 24 set the educational day timetable. The room featured Halloween decor with pumpkins, autumn leaves, and yellow chrysanthemums.
Miss Gertrude Shoults opened with To Spring by Grieg, followed by Dorothy Taylor with The Butterfly and Ernestine Smith singing The Ride. Stover Krug performed One Fleeting Hour with Virginia Krug on violin and Grace Stover Krug at piano. Hall Axtell offered Arabesque and Caprice as encore pieces. Mrs. A N Olver presided. hostesses included Mrs. C H Ball and Mrs. Lloyd Fletcher.
A vintage advertisement urges mothers to use California Fig Syrup for relief in feverish, constipated, and upset children. It promises a pleasant taste and bowel cleansing effect and notes directions printed on the bottle for babies and all ages. It warns to request the genuine product to avoid imitations.
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