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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 1926
Page
6
Community notices list church and club gatherings across Amarillo. Women’s groups meet for missions, teas, dances, circle programs, and social hours with listed hostesses and addresses. A high school PTA meeting discusses latin tournament plans and member travel.
Harmony Club met Monday at Mrs. James O Curtis home 1705th street for an opera themed program. Mrs. Robert Wilson led with La Bohème aria They Call Me Mimi and the afternoon featured piano duets, solo vocal selections, and accompanists including Mrs. Martini Mrs. Curtis and Miss Robbins.
Hall's Catarrh Medicine claims to cure catarrh and deafness caused by catarrh and acts as a blood purifier. The ad references F. J. Cheney & Co located in Toledo, Ohio and says all druggists carry the product.
Mrs J C Dickh presented an Interesting sketch of the opera Madame Butterfly and a round table on why it is a comic opera followed by a music memory contest with Edison and Victor records. Mrs J W Collins won a prize for the finest paper. A costume musicale plan was discussed for the Women's club. In Dalhart a double wedding united Gladys Merritt and Leo H Kelly and Marie Stevens and Donald Schoenmaker at the Dalhart Christian church with only relatives present.
The Allison family and relatives express gratitude to friends for kindness and sympathy during their sorrow. They wish God's blessings on everyone and thank them for the beautiful floral tribute.
An unclear report notes a 100 foot event involving a person and an unidentified object. Details are sparse and the incident location remains unspecified. Further verification is needed to confirm participants and exact circumstances.
Judy Ann recounts budding romances in Amarillo with gossip about a blonde singer Agnes Vernon and her Gypsy Sweethearts. She notes friends Catherine Smith and Everett Wicker’s Amarillo weekend, plans of Amarilloans traveling abroad, and local curiosity about love and literature in a light diary tone.
Glenwood hosts Mr and Mrs Butt of Hurley with their daughter and son in law Mr and Mrs Fai Killin in Amarillo over the weekend. Infant son of Mr and Mrs L D Priest improving after flu illness. Mrs Frank Miller and baby girl ill with flu. Mrs Miller critically ill while baby shows improvement. Nannie Ruth Painter returns to school after illness. A Mayhew of Sweetwater builds a home at 07 Wells Street and plans to move family to Amarillo after completion. Glenwood Missionary society postponed last week’s Bible study. rescheduled for Thursday afternoon at 2:20 with KF Poalntern involved.
Judge J. W. Crudgington urges that if the water bonds are sold next week the city should start building the new water plant immediately. He says Amarillo must install the system this year as industries visit the area and water has been promised for years.
Officials plan another attempt tonight to beat the jinx that silenced eastern U S stations during the week’s international broadcasting tests Only fifteen minutes of air time were possible last night and Sunday night DX fans sought distant signals from Europe and the Americas reports list eight stations heard Madrid Liverpool Bournemouth England London Mexico City Havana Lima Peru and Buenos Aires
The F. M. N. B. club plans an all day quilting at Mrs. H. R. Clayton's home on Polk street. Brodie moves family to 500 North Johnson and opens a grocery store on the rear lot. J D Yakley leaves for Fort Worth. Revival services end at Second Baptist with baptism planned next Sunday. Agnes Boynton, 607 A North Lincoln, shows improvement after bromaine poisoning.
Dr. C. A. Pierle of West Texas State College spoke at San Jacinto Methodist Church on the common brown tooth stain among local children. The talk, held last night, was under the auspices of the San Jacinto Civic Club and the Parent-Teachers Association.
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