Social and Club Notes From Amarillo Society Page
Miss Tolleson, a graduate of Chicago normal school of Physical Education, has left for new post. Mr and Mrs John L Roddy mark their fiftieth wedding anniversary at their Amarillo home after moving from Snow Hill Tennessee in 1908. They are prominent Panhandle farmers with twelve children, thirty-two grandchildren, and six great grandchildren. Numerous gifts and well wishers attended the celebration. Local society items list visitors, club meetings, and church activities including Altar Guild, La Costura club, PEO, Belle Bennett Missionary Society, Wednesday Circle, Athenaeum, Child Welfare, and Potter County Federation events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John L. Roddy
Amarillo
Snow Hill
Tennessee
Roddy
One 9
Panhandle
E. A. Hillhouse
Muskogee
Oklahoma
Elbert D. Roody
Chattanooga
Virlena Irwin
Rose Burch
Blanch Burch
Oscar T
Alfred C
Frank Roddy
Womack
Bob and Beauty Shop
Polk Street
la Costura Club
I. Rasco
Harrison Street
Women’s Club
Municipal Auditorium
Lloyd Fletcher
Grace Stover-Krug
Walter Axtell
Belle Bennett Missionary Society
Polk Street Methodist Church
George Waddill
Ea Aes
Travel guests depart to Fort Worth Dallas and Santa Fe
Western Railway company or Mrs C T Herring has returned from a few days visit with relatives in Fort Worth and Dallas. Mr and Mrs Clarenice Ten Eyck and daughter Caroline, who stayed with Mr and Mrs Avery Turner, have gone home to Santa Fe New Mexico with Miss Sadie Claude Curtis. Miss Mable Elrod of Dallas, visiting Mrs Mary K Harty, has returned home. she was an instructor at a B Y P U school. Miss Lois Tolleson left for Kirkwood Missouri to teach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Imogene Herring
van Buren Street
Dallas, Fort Worth
Texarkana
Arkansas
Ethel Hudson
Dallas
T. W. Cotten
San Jacinto Heights
Henry Gould
Madison Street
Fort Worth
Denton
C. T. Herring
Clarenice Ten Eyck
Caroline
Avery Turner
Polk Street
Santa Fe
New Mexico
Sadie Claude Curtis
Mable Elrod
Mary K. Harty
Lois Tolleson
I. J. Tolleson
Kirkwood
Missouri
Spenger Wins Glass in Percheron Awards at Tri-State Expo
The Tri-State exposition of 1925 features the Spencer herd from Perryton dominating the Black Percheron class with sixteen animals, including nine stallions and five mares. Judge John C. Burns commends quality, with awards pending. Dr. E F Lanham notes many blooded Percherons in the barns and additional ponies on display.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. R. Spencer
Perryton
John C. Burns
Fort Worth
Spencer
E. F. Lanham
Horse Division
Pet stock exhibit draws crowd at fair
The pet stock department grows bigger each year under W. A. Fowler supervision. Canary section sits in the Merchant building while the rest of the animals, including rabbits, giant Belgian hares, New Zealand Reds, and a wild jackrabbit, share the poultry building. Coyotes, coons, and squirrels perform for visitors as school spirit invites children to the exhibit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Fowler
Merchant
New Zealand
Venerable Harvard Emeritus Head Charles Eliot Seriously Ill
Charles Norton Eliot emeritus Harvard head is seriously ill at his Cambridge home with a severe shingles attack. Doctors attend him as fears for recovery rise due to advanced age.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Norton Eliot
Harvard
Cambridge
Mass
Visit Display At Cunningham Flower Shop At Fair
Three thousand visitors register ed at the Cunningham Flower shop booth over the weekend. The display in the fine arts and merchants building draws crowds with many varieties of flowers. A twenty dollar vase is to be given away on the fair's final day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green Building
Taylor Street
Southwest
Amarillo
Amarillo Tri- State Exposition
Cunningham Flower Shop
Fine Arts and Merchants Building
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mrs. Roddy
Lennox Hall School
Miss Tolleson
Chicago Normal School of Physical Education
Chicago
John C. Evans
John C. Jr
New York
Kow
Maurine Brooks
Canyon
Una Brooks
Tyler Street
Delia Johnston
Clinton
The
Clinton and
St. Andrew’s Episcopal Church
Don Bowie
First Christian Church
H. T. Conkling
Washington Street
Athenaeum Club
JT. D. Cole
W.M. Hall
Child Welfare Club
R. J. Parsons
R. L. Rogers
Potter County Federation of Women
Vor
Harwood Beville
Clarendon
Roek
W. M. Graham
Yort Worth
W. F. Land
Taylor Chreet
Western Railway Company
Womack’s Bob and Beauty Shop
Curtis
Frances G. Curtis
Boston School Board
Boston
Public Ledger Company
Johnston-Larimer
D. A. Morton
Western Territory
S. W. Biggs
Spenger
Ohio
Spicer
Bainbridge, O
Cunningham
Tulsa
Plainview
Lubbock
Union Stage Depot
Dr. Eliot Ill
Dik
Chas Elliot
Science
Nadinola
White & Kirk
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