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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1925
Page
3
Wilson's Beauty Parlor at 102 East Fifth street plans a formal opening tomorrow afternoon starting 1 o'clock offering free shampoos marcels and facials to invitees. Mrs. Beryl Nicholson leads the skilled staff as the shop introduces its services to the public.
Amarillo notices list a busy slate: Ko W Ko Hai bridge at Mrs Cadwallader’s 1303 Lincoln, Flag Day tea at Amarillo Country Club honoring new members, Priday Recreation Club at 1711 Jackson, and a piano recital at First Baptist. Also sessions for Potter County committees at the library and assorted travels of visitors through town. Mr and Mrs Alfred Bull of Austin celebrate a new daughter. Edna Hazelwood remembered. Miss Carlotta Cheney returns from Tucson. Presbyterian Church Night features hymn talk by Dr Thomson. Miss Noma Madden to wed Erwin C Ochsner June 18. Bridge party hosted by Rollie Scales yields prizes for Marcella Walker and Burkela Wells. attendees listed. A Chicago bank offers penny-a-day safe deposit boxes.
The Elks and the city schedule their annual Flag Day program at Central Presbyterian Church next Sunday at 2 50 pm. Rev R Thomson will deliver the patriotic address. The Flag Day committee includes R J Underwood A H Millican Marl Wyatt and Ed Green. A musical program will be announced later.
Amarillo Kiwanis luncheon covers traffic safety with Dr. Bennett leading Safety First goals. A 16 unit electric signal system is estimated at 7000 dollars with low maintenance and potential traffic speedups. Wichta Falls judge Morgan cites local benefits while Foot Mackie urges adoption. Rev Virgil Wisher stresses value of protecting children. musical trio from Chillicothe performs.
Eight hundred delegates are expected for the Texas Christian Endeavor convention at the First Christian Church. The sessions run six days with A. A. Judge of Sherman as state president presiding at the opening session.
A vintage advertisement touts Calotabs as a modern, non nauseating laxative for biliousness and constipation. It claims safe cleansing with no satiety or griping, and promises you wake refreshed with an improved appetite. Money back if not delighted.
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