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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1925
Page
10
Sunday services are listed for multiple churches in Van Buren with readings at 9:45 a.m. Sunday school, 11 a.m. preachings, and evening sessions. Rev W M Lane, Rev K K Toby, and Rev J A Matthews are among the speakers. Visitors welcome. unions and missions emphasized.
O Malley minister at FW church invites 106 men to join in Bible school at 9 45 a m with communion and sermon at 1 a m. Evening gospel meeting at 7 p m features finest orchestra. Endeavor societies meet. delegates report from the state convention. Cordial welcome to all.
The notice lists services at 7 50 a m corporate communion of the Woman's auxiliary 9 45 a m church school and bible classes and 11 a m morning prayer and sermon on the subject Influence A cordial invitation is extended to all Robert N MacCallum rector
First Church of Christ Scientist at 1801 Taylor Street holds Sunday services at 6 and 8 p.m and 9 45 a.m Sunday school for under 20. A reading room operates daily 12 to 5 excluding Sundays and holidays. The public is invited to attend and use the reading room.
This morning service begins 9 30 a m with benediction at noon and musical offerings under Gro Ernest Boetcher. Dr G L Yates attends meeting in Clovis N M while Rev J C Lisemore preaches this city. Youth services at 7 p m. Two encampments loom next month: State B Y P encampment at Palacios by the Sea July 6 12 and Panhandle encampment at Ceta Canyon near Happy July 14 23 with evening preaching by Lisemore and special choir orchestra music.
R Thom son, pastor, leads services at Tenth and Taylor streets with Sunday school at 9 5 p m and graded classes to suit all ages.
Robert Pryde announces Bible school at 10 a.m. and preaching at 11 a.m. at BAY 2 A 7:30 p.m. service. If you are a Baptist and live in the Heights your place is with us. If you are not lined up with any church we have a place for you.
Regular services in the district court room each Sunday with Sunday school at 9:45 a.m and preaching at 11 a.m. Evening services at 7:34 p.m. The morning topic is The Prophet Found a Person and not a Myth and the evening topic is Sowing the Word. You are invited to worship with us. EF OB. Fincher.
North Amarillo residents welcome guests from Florida Illinois and Oklahoma. Mrs Danvers and her mother return from visits. Mrs Easley comes back from Shamrock. Agnes Boynton moves home after hospital stay. Bruce Francis and Jeanne visit Elk City. newborns bless A F Herrington and W B Shelton families.
East Amarillo parishioners report Rev J M Jones regular sermons at Glenwood Baptist. W M A members hosted a quilting tea at Mrs W F Prtle’s home with ten ladies. Houston Street Methodist raised about 36 dollars at an ice cream social. The parsonage was redecorated with church help and paint supplied by members. Potter county convention plans set for the fourth Sunday in June with basket lunches. Local residents leave for Fort Worth Waco Shreveport and hospital visits noted.
Chicago dispatch reports Dr. Nellie Buchanan Cooper of the American Cosmeticians' Society says women visit beauty shops weekly or biweekly while church attendance remains about once weekly. She notes daily beauty expenditures exceed missionary spending, with a yearly beauty bill near two trillion dollars, tied to women entering business and needing confidence and a polished appearance.
Dick Kringe of Happy, ill at his sister’s home since May 15, is reported greatly improved after being struck by a combine, injuring his ankle and leg. he now moves about on crutches. J Gevy clarifies he is not leaving Amarillo, only visiting Europe. Rodman Wanamaker holds seven and a half million in life insurance. Hale county anticipates 250 000 to 300 000 bushels of wheat this season.
Landon Ddak and family of Claude Lave returned from a month in California. They traveled overland and spent six days on the road. C FE Willmering shipped gravel from Tas ema pits to Amarillo by rail. Within a day after loading, fifteen cars were turned over to Santa Fe at Amarillo for South Plains delivery. This is a brief, readable summary based on the OCR text.
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