Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-07-07


TO heightcn the pleasure OF he oc-
casion.
Prairie Chapel is earning a reputa.
ton for doing things whole souled, ="
for when they start out 10 have gala
day, not one thing is neglected to
complete the pleasure OF the day An
other festiyity on ANIMAL for a general
good time was that enjoyed on the
Fourth when the entire neighbor-
hood of Prairie Chapel repaired TO
the school grounds and spent the day.
Baseball was played in the early
morning and cool of the afternoon
and never was a game watched by
more Interested spectators who cheer
ed Justify for their favorite sides. A
delightful program had been arrang-
ed and was given due appreciation
by those present. One OF the main
features of the days enjoyment was
when the baskets, fairly bursting
with good things. were unpacked and
spread out for all TO enjoy. The rev.
elers returned home late in the even
ing feeling very joyous over their
safe and sane Fourth
Mrs. Josie Gist-Templeton Of shaw
nee, Oklahoma, is in Amarillo the
guest of DR.. r. u Gist and Mr.. and
Mrs. W S. Roberts. Mrs. Temple.
ton formerly lived in Amarillo and
has large number OF friends in this
city.
The VIII A. Miller Chapter L. d c.
will meet with Mrs r T. Miller. 1904
Jackson street Thursday evening al
three O'Clock. Following Is the pro
gram
Roll call1- Mention some article in
the Constitution OF the Confederate
States of America.
Music: Selected Mrs Synnoti.
Reading: Selected Mrs. Marion
Parks.
Paper Contrast the Constitution
OF the Confederate States with tnat
of the United States Mrs. !, u
Beard.
Music: Selected Mrs Rob, Aua
| Reading The Fellows who 1ramh
ed 1t With Lee-Mrs Saunders.
| Music; Selected Mrs. p T Miller
Paper Robt. E Lee Mys 7. "
/ Rush.
Discussion. The Men Who Fran
ed the Constitution OF the Confeder
ate States Mrs. Mckinney
Music: Selected Miss Ella Nzie-
/ Mr.. and Mrs Clarence DAVIS cnan
eroned a crowd ont 20 the caByOl
this week, when one Of the most IN
joyable picnics imaginable was th'
result The party went out The after
noon OF the Third intending 10 caml
over night, but when about foU
miles from the canyon they wer'
oveTtaken by'a storm that drove then
for refuge to the home OF Mr aul
Mrs. Parks, Nhere they spent th
night Early IN the morning the par
~ started out afresh and reached IN,
Devils Kitchen Just Ia time 90
breakfast. The day was spent ia
most enjoyable manner and after sup
per they returned home In high Fle,
Among those present were NJ am
Mrs. Davis, Misses Gist. Frances nag
dson, Lena Randall, Maud sterlinl
Manola Giltner. Cula Skipwith. Mabe
Giltner, LorA Pottinger Cloe Patter
son. Pearl Hin. Pauline Patterso
and Messrs Hin Young. Green. See
ford, Mckenzie, Davis End Allen. 4
the AFTERNOON about O'Clock an aut
drove up with the following youn
people who joined the picniCkers 70
supper Misses Esther Randall, Eu
nice Hutch, Messrs Cicero O'Briar
Hutch. Combs and Branan.
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Following is the program q ia
". W. 4. meeting TO DO held wit
Miss Niece. 1900 Taylor street Mon
day afternoon
Song.
Bible reading Leader. Miss Hai
vey.
Prayer.
Answers to roll cal "Missionar
Verses OF Scripture.
Home Missionary Report Mis-
Eakle.
Reading Mrs. Scales.
Foreign Missioary Report Mr.,
Ryburn.
Business.
A most enjoyable social functio
was given Friday evening al the HON
OF Mrs. Frank +. Warren by the BaI
list Young Peoples Union OF N
Tabernacle Baptist church. Game
music and enjoyable refreshmeni
vent 10 make up the evenings pie,
sure About thirty young people too
advantage OF the occasion and n
port a most delightful time.
4 large crowd Is expected "a a
! tend the lawn social 20 be given Tue