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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 02, 1925
Page
5
A unanimous resolution from the Progressive Series Normal expresses gratitude to the Women’s Club rooms in the municipal auditorium for their comfort and convenience. It credits Mrs. Lola Stone-Evans for inspiring instruction and notes the impact on the Panhandle.
A Delta Sigma Upsilon chapter was installed in Amarillo with charter members led by Bill Dooley of Fort Worth. The fraternity, among the largest in the U S, already has Texas chapters in Wichita Falls and Fort Worth.
Film note announces Lon Chaney starring in The Monster at the Fair on Monday with bicycle dealers at 113 West Seventh listed nearby.
Dr. A. Fl. Lindsay left Saturday for Butte Montana to visit his brother B. M. Lindsay and will travel to Salt Lake City next. His wife will meet him on her return from California. Mrs. Lindsay spent the summer in Los Angeles Venice and San Francisco. The Lindsays plan to return to Amarillo in about ten days. H W Linder reports his little son ill with scarlet fever. Miss Muriel Tucker returns from a three day visit to Lubbock. Miss Lucille Harper, seeking health, is improving after a trip to Colorado Springs.
A string of local notices reports births for Mr. and Mrs. A F Kiersey in Oklahoma and for Mr. and Mrs W B Womack in Amarillo, with addresses and familial names. Other items mention Ona Thompson recovering from surgery, a revival event led by G W Mills in Thalia, and trips by Judge A C Randolph and Nowlin to Colorado. Milestones include tonsil removal for Mickle’s daughter and various service ads from Troy Laundry and Red Star Flour.
The Schwartz Dress and Specialty shop in the Amarillo hotel has imported French hats via Mrs Schwartz during her New York visit. Hats include black suede with pheasant trim and black fleur de lis satin pieces, all unique creations. Also promoted: City Cleaners services, home painting tips, The Tea Room on Taylor Street, and new hats at White and Kirk's with wide brims and velour details priced from 5 to 16.50 dollars.
Mrs G T McBroom returns from eastern markets with new fall stock for the Ama rillo store while Miss Lois Walton takes charge of the millinery department and becomes vice buying fall and winter hats. The town notes camp house permits for 1500 and a $3500 dwelling under construction, plus local promotions at Allen's Clearance sale and a police raid resulting in thirty three arrests for minor charges.
Bill Dooley of Fort Worth visited Amarillo last week while en route home from Colorado Springs. He is cousin to Joe B. Dooley of this city. Wild and cultivated plums reach a peak price of 2.25 dollars per bushel at C C D Produce Market this week. The Panhandle high school had thirty uafts of affiliation with Texas university.
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