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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1925
Page
3
The city witnessed a refined home wedding yesterday in the 1108 Taylor street residence of Mr. L. B. Newby. Viva Barfield and Sherman Clay Sheppard exchanged vows in a pink and white decor, with family and friends present, a grand cake, and a dining reception.
Mrs J J Crume serves a fifth term as president guiding Amarillo Philharmonic club efforts to promote musical interest. She directs a St Pauls church choir and a nurses home glee club while shaping local music education through the public schools and various State Music federation committees.
The article notes the marriage yesterday of Viva Barfield to Sherman Clay Sheppard. Also listed are guests Harry Sager John Moore Ww Kretsinger HK Taylor M Boyer W S Phillips B C Best and Miss Gene Smith with the Kretsinger Smith Crotty and Boyer groups. The Friday Needle Club meets tomorrow at 2 50 PM with Mrs HU Smith at 901 Adams Street. Miss Opal Sayre of Hutchinson Kansas visits her aunt Mrs RK OHaggatt 805 West Eighth Street Santa Monica. Superintendent I J Mackie and Mrs Mackie left for Washington for about two weeks. Clara Robbins of Los Angeles is described as a leading contralto in a reading.
The room concert company tours after visiting Santa Fe lines and calls on residents I. L. Myers and R. W. Prentice, engaging the public in a series of intimate performances at private homes.
The week’s events include the Recreation club meeting with Mrs F Fr Spencer at 17158 Jackson street and the Friday Needle club hosted by Mrs Everly at 141144 Willmore street. The Bridge club gathers at 9 PM with Mrs Frank Huff at 602 Lincoln street at City Light and Water company. Members should bring candy for sale to raise funds for the club house quota and the scholarship fund at Washington.
Mr. and Mrs. I. W. Spann and Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Dyehe offer thanks for sympathy and beautiful flowers from friends during illness and death of their dear brother.
Bicycles at 118 West Seventh and Panhandle Hardware Co offer winter tool replacements and garden supplies for misplaced lawn gear. The ad highlights bicycles for sale and a full range of mower and garden items at the Panhandle store.
Advertisement touts a new skin treatment called jentho sulfur claiming instant relief from eczema pimples and blotches. It credits decades of study and sulfur as a key factor, promises rapid healing and dramatic improvement, and directs readers to ask a druggist for Rachel Men tho-sulphur with a free sample offer at Whitehall 598 Madison Ave New York.
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