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Newspaper

Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 17, 1925

Page

3

Panhandle Couple to Wed in June After Engagement Party

Miss Saxdhe Simms of Panhandle and Earl O'Keefe of Panhandle announced their June 24 wedding at a party held at Miss Simms home. The event featured ring shaped place cards, a four course luncheon, and guests including Lila Simms Edith Deahl and numerous Simms and O'Keefe family members.

Saxdhe Simms Panhandle Earl O'Keefe City Miss Simms Lila Simms Edith Deahl Simms G. L. Simms West Texas State Teachers College Amarillo O'Keefe R. C. O'Keefe Gladys Carhart Lelia Rorex Pauline Davidson Ruby Williams Arliss O'Keefe Jess Bryant Mesidames Purvines Dessa King Lillian Callahan Glenna Simms Almarine O'Keefe Ess Bryant Mesdames Mr. C. O'Keefe Geary Simms Cleve King John O'Keefe

There There Everywhere And Mistletoe Ichiles Pleases Young Eaters

The passage notes youngsters may eat mistletoe and find it refreshing and healthful. It mentions Mr and Mrs Charles Drake and family from Memphis visiting the Carders in Amarillo for a bankers convention and returning home. A Fort Worth banker comments on attending conventions for twenty years and Dallas resident John Owen reflects on past land ownership near Amarillo.

Charles Drake and J. P. Drake Charles Drake Jack Drake Memphis C. W. Carder Harrison Street Ben Martin Fort Worth Panhandle Bankers’ Association West John Owen Dallas Amarillo

Weeks Social Calendar Highlights Local Club Meetings

At 3:00 PM Mrs. Lawrence Knorpp hosts the Thursday 42 club at 70 West Sixteenth Street. The Queen Esther club meets at Mrs. Ed N. Watson’s 1920 Fillmore Street for new officers. Palo Duro bridge club gathers at Mrs. L D Lewis 708 Pierce Street at 2:30 PM. Amarillo Civic club convenes 8:00 PM at Houston Street Methodist Church for clean up week and paying committee reports. Friday noon the Jovial 18 club meets at Mrs. F. Beer’s 609 Georgia Avenue. Mrs. John K. Boyce hosts Hi Jinks at 1705 Polk Street.

Lawrence Knorpp West Sixteenth Street Queen Esther Club Ed N. Watson Fillmore Street Palo Duro Bridge Club L. D. Lewis Pierce Street 18 Club Georgia Avenue John K. Boyce Polk Street

Ruth Smith Returns From Denton Winter Visit

Miss Ruth Smith daughter of Mrs Joe Smith returned from Denton where she spent the winter at Adgey.

Ruth Smith Joe Smith Denton

Calotabs Promises Fast Liver Cleansing

An advertisement extols Calotabs as a perfect liver cleansing remedy for biliousness and constipation. It claims one tasteless tablet at bedtime purges the liver by morning, with no taste or griping, and boasts a refund policy if customers are not delighted. Genuine packs are sealed and sold at ten or thirty five cents.

Card of Thanks for Verona Garner

Mr. and Mrs. N. L. Garner and family and Miss Phoebe Carder thank friends for kindness and sympathy after the death of Verona Garner. They appreciate the floral offering and report Phoebe Carder has returned home from Memphis visit.

Verona N. L. Garner Phoebe Carder Harrison Street Memphis

Carder Returns Home After California Visit

Prank Carder of 1102 Warrison Street has ended an extended San Francisco stay and other California trips and returned home. En route he visited the Grain Canyon of Arizona.

Prank Carder Warrison Street San Francisco California Mr. Carder Grain Canyon Arizona

Door on a Summer Breeze and Sand

A reflective line about a door in summer that opens to let sand enter and closes to keep the breeze out, illustrating a simple, tactile moment of heat and grit.

Also Mentioned on This Page

Misses Taylor J. F. Bromert D. C Western C Jade Y Simms-O' Keefe Red Ball Stage Lubbock Loni Star Clovis Sunset Quanah Malone Pampa HOTEL Palo Duro Beauty Parlor Bie Delicious Montgomery Malone Lines Amarillo Motel Panhandle Elits White Deer—Star Drug Store Pampa Drug Co A.M. P.M Bros de Taylor C. R. McAfee Sec Amarillo, Texas the Panhandle
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