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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 16, 1926
Page
2
Tomorrow many churches and clubs in Amarillo plan afternoon and evening gatherings. First Christian Circle hosts Circle 5 at the Social Center, while Central Presbyterian Circles meet for sewing and studies. W M A groups convene at various addresses, with calls for transportation and volunteer help. The Philharmonic Club, Municipal Choir, and East Amarillo Choral Club also host programs and rehearsals this week.
The Woman's Missionary society of Buchanan Street Methodist church will hold a social at 3 PM Wednesday at Mrs M F Gerber's home 702 North Pieres street. A program of music and readings will be followed by refreshments and a silver offering. All ladies and church friends are invited. Recital Scores Success. The First Baptist Church was picked to capacity last evening when Miss Christine Dyche, reader, and
A newspaper ad touts Black and White Ointment and Soap as miracle fixes for pimples eczema and skin blemishes. It claims over two million packages used yearly and urges readers to buy the 50c ointment size which contains triple the amount of the 25c size.
Postmaster W. G. Kenyon was confirmed by the Senate for a second four year term. The term begins March 1. President Coolidge nominated him to succeed himself. A telegram from Washington reports the action. Bascom N. Timmons files the Washington note for The News Globe.
Sherman boasts of building permits of 113695 for the first 42 days of 1926. Tom Durham, president of the National Bank of Commerce, has been ill at his home the past two days. L 8 Lahm remarks on the 1920 world championship and Texas politics. Shrine directors of North America plan a Lexington meeting February 18 to 20 with Maskat Temple chanters. Raymond Nichols notes he would have attended Amarillo for Panhandle Press executive meeting.
Mr and Mrs J W and Grandpa Sexton express gratitude for the kindness shown during the illness and death of their little son and grandson in Amarillo.
We express deep gratitude for kindness and sympathy after the death of our son and brother Claude H. Crawford. Edith Crawford Ruth Crawford Leah Crawford Karl Crawford note Amarillo Laundry phone change to 3456.
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