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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 09, 1925
Page
2
The regular meeting of the board of stewards of Polk Street Methodist Church will be held next Thursday night instead of tonight, announced by Oeas, the board chairman. Evening hours are reading hours.
Amarillo hosts Panhandle 10 editors tomorrow with noon luncheon at Amarillo hotel and finish work that day. Speakers include Chas. A. Gry, H. B. Adams, Jess Mitchell, and F. J. Hill. Stinnett cites new industries and Panhandle power, refinery and flour mill growth.
Florence Macbeth, coloratura soprano, praised by critics worldwide for her Panhandle Music Festival closing night performance on April 18 at the municipal auditorium. Reviewers lauded her purity, flexibility, and tonal beauty, with several calling it history making and one of the nation’s biggest musical events.
Funeral services were planned this afternoon for George Suddath aged 59 who died Tuesday night after several months illness. He lived around Amarillo twenty years with the Dysart family and is survived by a sister and a brother Nora Wreait and William R. Suddath of Russellville Wyoming. He belonged to the Claude Christian church. R Thomsen of the Central Presbyterian Church was to officiate. burial was to be in Llano Cemetery.
Mrs Marycolla J Anderson aged years died at her homestead on Fillmere Street this afternoon at one o clock. Survived by three daughters Mrs Athert Cutter Pueblo Colorado Mrs William Axton Lester Cols and Mrs Fr m Carl Amarillo. Funeral at 3 tomorrow at Mrs Carl s home conducted by Rev Stanley W Hayne. Body to Levetta Colorado by Fort Worth and Denver railway tomorrow night at 8 30. Mrs Anderson was a Methodist church member.
The body of Mrs Effie Houghton a prominent astern Star worker is held in state at Griggs Undertaking company chapel after dying Sunday in Los Angeles. The body will be shipped to Memphis Texas this afternoon by the Fort Worth and Denver railway for burial there tomorrow afternoon.
Mason Polley operating as the fox outpaced twenty hounds in a Wednesday afternoon test run by F. L. Beer, finishing fifteen seconds ahead. John Tumphrey again played the hound in the first chase. The final chase is scheduled for Friday.
The Eighth district Texas Congress of Mothers and Parent Teachers holds its second annual meeting in Canadian with 75 delegates. Dr C E Villars Red Cross official opens sessions, Miss Jeanne Tickney discusses nutrition, and Edna Hinds plans afternoon address at West Texas State Teachers College.
Rural schools except Crawford participated in a county inter tie meet and school fair at Sones on Wednesday. Students filled long tables with food, and the event continued into the afternoon before closing at dark. Complete results will be announced later.
Mashburn at Baylor Hospital Dallas with daughter Elizabeth visiting from Dallas after illness. condition described as hospitalized.
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