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Newspaper
Amarillo Daily News
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 1925
Page
6
An old advertisement describes Cascarets as a mild cleanser and refresher for the entire system. It claims the tablets sweeten and invigorate without gripe or sickness, noting directions for men women and children on each box available at any drug store.
Mrs Ed R Mayer entertained Harmony Club at her Madison Street home with a yellow autumn motif. Guests included Mrs A J Frincke of Denver and Mrs Karl G Wyatt. The program featured American music, poems, and talks on American composers, followed by refreshments for about 150 guests.
Belle Bennett and Woman's Missionary Society members of Amarillo's Polk Street Methodist church hosted a joint tea in the old annex to honor Mrs Stanley W Hayne as pastor moves to Dallas. The event transformed the room into a woodland bower, offering a relaxed chance for members of both organizations to share an afternoon together and acknowledge the loss of Mrs Hayne's leadership.
The patron department calls members to support the scholarship fund aiding Thomsie Bean in St Louis. Patrons are invited to regular programs after the half hour business session every alternate Monday. Luncheons open to patrons begin with a Friday noon gathering at the Amarillo Hotel to foster acquaintance.
The J. V. G. Club will meet Thursday at 3 o'clock in the afternoon at Mrs. B. C. D. Bynum's home located at 1500 Monroe Street for a formal gathering and discussion.
At the weekly night service Dr. Thomson discusses The Water of Life. Attendees are urged to read the fourth chapter of John in preparation. Last week’s attendance rose and Circle 1 will provide refreshments. The public is invited tonight.
The Rexall One Cent Sale presents a chance to save on essentials at Ledbetter's Drug Store with dates October 29 30 and 41.
Sidelights on a Hereford Texas utility party with Eastern capitalists and public utility men are recounted. The Missouri guests toured Texas agriculture shows and witnessed farm products including large sweet potatoes sugar beets and turkeys while Col George St Carter of Marin led remarks. G A F Parker president of Western National Bank was lauded by Judge I R Kelso as a proud Missourian and stories about the Panhandle were shared by Col T S Bugbee.
D. L. McDonald, irrigation expert, reports a 40 acre field of seeded ribbon cane averaging 12 feet in height after a single irrigation. The samples show cane only 14 feet tall in limited sections, indicating substantial yield potential from the shallow water irrigation method.
At Hereford the First Christian church ladies served a turkey dinner starting around 9 30 PM to a long line of attendees. The event drew many men who preferred the church supper to the regular meal, with some waiting three hours or more for service.
KF H Oberthier Jr, manager of Texas Utilities Co at Hereford, was entrusted with cleaning the entire sales room and office. The task proved long but the space became beautifully illuminated by a heavy flood of lighting.
Laurence White of Boston representing Spencer Trask & Co is a native of the bean capital who he believed Indians lurked around the Panhandle Texas. He was swept up by Panhandle 100 percent citizenship and the sound of English.
D A Belden, chairman of the board, said he learned he could not go around Judge Kelso. He had drawn up a tentative trip schedule, but the judge did not count with those plans. The exchange returned to Judge Kelso and Mr Parker, a Missouri native.
Wiley F. Corl, president of Community Light & Power Co of St. Louis and head of the Missouri Association of Public Utilities, was singled out by the toastmaster for a remarkable rise in public utility circles. The group includes notables from Joplin and Amarillo, with reminiscences of schooldays and friendships across states.
A cordial round of applause greeted J H Miller chief engineer of the Hereford plant for 16 years as Judge Kelso introduced him in a flowing tribute to loyalty and service.
Dr. Wolcott states that experience from over 30 years guides each eyesight case. Based at 104 Central Building, the practice emphasizes seasoned judgment in diagnosis and treatment for patients seeking vision care.
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