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Newspaper

Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

May 26, 1924

Page

3

Telephone 2612 Society Women’s Interests Highlights

Eva Kathryn Harris reports on club calendars and social events. Quilting for the Children’s Home will be at 800 Arthur Street hosted by Mrs. Mary Bassett. Canyon Girls Club host is Mrs. Fred Madison. Needle Club gathers at Amarillo Hotel. Ridge Club and Round Dozen hosts arranged. St Mary’s Academy exhibit at 504 Polk Street features china porcelain and art. First Baptist assistant pastor E John Myers resigns effective August 1 to pursue new field with Dr. Virgin. posting notes his diligent church work.

Houston Street Methodist Church Mary Bassett Arthur Street Fred Madison Fillmore Street Canyon Girls’ Club St. Mary’s Academy Home Furniture and Rug Company Polk Street E. John Myers First Baptist Church Myers Dr. Virgin

Local social notes and visits across Panhandle area

Norfleet B H Conner Claude here today. Mrs J C Whittenburg Plemons here today in Paris Texas. W W Flenniken VP to preside. Ed Harrell and Mr Campbell Canyon here today. W O Carlton Bob Cook weekend Plainview. Fritz Friemel Umbarger has two sons ill in St Anthony’s. Mrs D Kirkpatrick moved from St Anthony’s to 1803 Monroe St. Mrs R F Williams and son returned to Panhandle from St Anthony’s yesterday. Mrs Ed Deahl Panhandle oper ation at St Anthony’s yesterday resting easily. Mrs G C Owen 705 West Sixteenth St hosts sisters Evelyn Sanders Brinkley Smith of Nashville Tenn. Judge and Mrs C C Small J D Cant Wellington guests last week of Mrs F M Neil 1900 Taylor St and Mrs J A Hilburn 1809 A Taylor St. Lions Club orchestra under R E Johns to lead program at regular luncheon tomorrow. J N Riggs reports district convention at Parris Tex.

Ed Harrell Mr. Campbell Canyon W. O. Carlton Bob Cook Plainview Fritz Friemel Umbarger St. Anthony’s Sanitarium D. Kirkpatrick Monroe Street R. F. Williams Panhandle St. Anthony J. D. Cant Wellington F. M. Neil Taylor Street J. A. Hilburn Lions Club Orchestra R. E. Johns J. N. Riggs Parris Tex

Fashion Notes on Youthful Attire and Hats

A vintage feature outlines fashionable youthwear and hats. It describes a black straw hat trimmed in gilded straw, a pink voile party frock, blue jersey with a navy pleated skirt, a blue serge reefer with a Scotch cap, and smart lingerie in watermelon-Georgette shades with lace. It also jokes about a skirt that is trouser creased.

North Side News Breezy Local Updates And Visits

McLean residents Mr and Mrs C Webster visited their son C T Webster and family at 507 North Johnson while returning home from a car purchase. Second Baptist church circles plan 2 pm Thursday quilts for Buckner Orphan Home. Cheerful Helpers raise funds for church basement and candy sale Friday. Buchanan Street Sunday school reports 110 attendees and $16 collection. Harding ranch barbecue drew North Side attendees. Grace Holland returns from Jerico visit. Earl Wilson of Texline visits W W Wilson and parents en route to Glazier.

Second Baptist Church Buckner Orphan's Home Esther Second Baptist Sunday School T. Webster L. J. Miller Earl Wilson Texline W. W. Wilson North Garfield Glazier

Safer Way Uncovers Odd War of Words

A humorous exchange centers on a man calling his mother-in-law an old cat and sending catnip in a package, described as an act of courage in a quip-filled note. The playful dialoque reflects domestic witticisms rather than a serious event.

Dairy Farm Proposal Titled by West Texas Expert

Prof. F. W. Phillips of West Texas Teachers' College endorses Sen. Morris W. Sheppard's plan to establish a prairie dairy at Dalhart. He says small Plains farms will replace large ranches, boosting dairy numbers, and stresses economical feeds, home grown seeds, alfalfa, Sudan grass, and cost efficiency in butter fat profits.

West Texas

London fogs linked to fog poisoning in children

A London nerve diseases specialist warns that fogs carry acid and irritants like poison gas, irritating throat and respiratory membranes. He notes many children this winter have contracted fog poisoning and suffer ill effects.

London

Ants Drink Milky Juice Via Yeast Fermenting in Gut

Professor Paul Lindner of Berlin reports ants produce their own alcoholic brew inside their digestive tract. They extract milky juices from aphids and plant lice and keep them for fermentation.

Paul Lindner Fermenting Industry Institute Berlin

Also Mentioned on This Page

Society Eva Kathryn Harris Club News L. O. Thompson Needle Club Amarillo Hotel R. H. Ames Harrison Street W. H. Flamm Round Dozen Daily Globe Boy Scoutz J. C. Whittenburg Plemons Paris W. W. Flenniken E. 6Th Street Celeste Hat Shop The Richards Co Children’s Oxfords Thomas & Thomas North Side News Buchanan Street Methodist Sunday School Vinson North Johnson Street E. C. Boynton North Lincoln Street Harding Ranch B. B. Holland Grace Jerico Nunn Bidg Dove Mecre-Posten G. C. McDaniel Studio W. 19Th Amarillo Polk Davis Auto Parts CO Third St Chas. C. Triplett Lawyer Biggs Investment CO West 6Th Street Amariilo, Texas Gillette's Gilbert's Fourth Street Pierce Metal Works W. P. Reed Prop Louisiana Universal Screen Cabinet CO Jefferson Street Willis H. Flamm Guy F. Owens Amarillo, Texas
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