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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1925
Page
3
The San Jacinto Civic club will hold its regular meeting at the San Jacinto Methodist church tonight. Dr. R. M. Bennett will be the principal speaker, chairing the Kiwanis safety first committee. Music will be provided by Mrs. C. T. Davis and Mrs. J. T. McIver.
Miss Mable Lee Cooper warned that Bible use in some states is barred within school walls. She contended public schools cannot train spiritual life and urged church schools to play a larger role in adolescent religious formation. She spoke at St. Andrew's Episcopal Church and planned a week in the district after visiting Amarillo.
The fifth annual Tri-State Poultry Show closed with over 1,000 birds removed from the auditorium. Dr E F Lanham and others were re elected to offices with A P Morrow named treasurer and Miss Hola Spring assistant secretary. John L McCarty and Hamilton Wright named association members and judges K C Branch and Walter Whirton retained as judges for 1926.
Mrs Celia C Richardson 64 died Monday night at 409 Harrison street after months of illness. She is survived by six children including Mrs ER J Lovell Clarksville AR and Mrs FE Be Bough Grandfield OK along with Zadie Londie and S F Richardson in Amarillo and Harris M Richardson Wetumka OK. The body will be sent to Wetumka tomorrow by Griggs Undertaking Co.
President J. A. Hill of West Texas State Teachers College is due back in Canyon tomorrow after attending the Southern Association of Colleges meeting in Charleston. He previously served on the Texas Teachers Association resolutions committee, and the Texas School Journal recently highlighted his college.
The Woman's Missionary Society of Buchanan Street Methodist church will meet at 3 PM Wednesday for officer elections. The North Amarillo Civic Club met Monday at Second Baptist church with a large turnout and a good program. Mrs. W. H. Gruhlkey, ill at Northwest Texas hospital, moved to 101 North Pierce and is improving. Funeral services for the infant child of Mr and Mrs J C Smith at 1301 North Tyler were held this afternoon at the family home.
The Houston Street Methodist church Women’s Missionary society held a business session with good attendance. East Ward Mothers club meets Thursday at 3 30 pm at the school with a program by Mrs Joe Smith school health officer. Refreshments served. W L Speer Jr returns to Canyon after weekend with parents at 701 Arthur Street. Speer teaches at Canyon High. Be a Community Chest booster.
A collage of brief items notes a new eight story building rented up to all rooms, Judge Bishop presiding in Hereford this week for Judge Tatum, Mrs J G Baker now chief telephone operator at Re Condo Beach California, a girl under 15 held by sheriff for possible reform, an aunt notes a sister in jail, Miss Abilis Schoolar in Tyler street, Fred E Cornelius ill at home, and Chester Platt Silverton reports cotton yield and ruined prospects due to cold and rain.
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