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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-01-24
$50 Fine
Rather Than Let
His Wife Whip Him

Rather than submit to his wife
whipping him Jesus Lieon accepted
a $50 fine in the corporation court
Friday afternoon.
If you will let your wife whip you"
Judge Ballard ColdWell said to the
man, we will let you 60 without a
fine. If you will not consent to that,
then will fine you $780,"
The man scratched his head several
times. then shook 1t slowly from side
TO side. After bordering over the
otfer of the judge for several min
the fine
Officers who arrested LicOn testi-
ned that the man had whipped his
wife. 7 believe" said Capt. Lon
Garner, IF the mans wife would whip
him once it would get his goat and
ne would not whip her any more"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-01-24
APPROVES SURVEY
OF REFUGIO GRANT

Santa Re, n NJ. Jan. 24-The set
tiers within the old lines of the Re
fugiO colony grant, but without the
lines as confirmed by the court of
private land claims have been in
formed that surveyor general John W.
March approved the survey and re-
survey of townships % south and
east. q south and 3 east, and Is
south east
Several hundred private small hold
ings within the survey had derived
their title from the Refugio colony
grant, which is just north of Ell PasO
in DOna Ana county. and when they
were ruled outside of the grant linn
its their holdings were officially re-
stored to the public domain. thus
cIouding their title. The survey was
made by Charles ". Devendorf 1t
viii be sent to Washington, D. c., for
approval
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-01-24
QUAKER 1IEDTTArIoNs.

II AA4duelpnld Record
Inc Fellow who makes a fool Of him
self is seldom satisfied unless he works
overtime at the job
S4oDDs-Hes a charming man to talk
to! Slobbs-Yes, he admits he dOesn' {
know any funny stories
Melt was a case Of love at first
slgnG Belle-ATd did they get mar
look.
Why do you argue with your wife?'
asked the bachelor. Don't you know
the futility of ito" "Of course" replied
the married man. but I have to allow
her little pleasure once in a while"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-01-24
POINTED PARACRAPHs-
(Chicago News.)

(ChicagO News.)
It's a short lane that ISM +afnfed
with gasoline.
The course Of true love often leads
1 on can generally get around people
you can see through.
1t easy to induce luck to come our
Way-if il is hard luck
me supply Of after dinner speakers
Always exceeds the demand
Complaining the situaffo1 the t-ioI--
hiSker IS nearly always headstrong-
every time the woman takes. the con-
ce1S OUT OF man she adds to her own.
lou seldom see a successful business
bred.
once IN while a man doesn't forget
ms ms Old friends after acquiring wealth
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-01-24
Bleeding Mexico

AEA1CO IN
lovers sang 5ne 3g0ynt lays describing passions deep and wild But that
molly
Reform
mother
children
little lad little
chilled
stalking
had birth when old things
earth to let the "Wel
y Adams1 WALT MASON.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-01-24
WILL BID T. R. RYAN
FAREWELL TONIGHT
His Friends and Associates to Give
Dinner; North Western Official
Leaves Monday for Brnzil.

EAs rSEenuS ana Associates to Give
Dinner; North Western Official
Leaves Monday for Brazil.
Thomas R. Ryan, traffic manager of
the Mexico North Western railroad,
will leave Monday for Sac PauIo,
Brazil, to take charge of the traffic
department on the Brazil Railways,
the largest railroad in that country.
be will be accompanied by Mrs. Ryan.
They will stop in Chicago for a visit
with relatives before proceeding to
New York, where they will sail. Mrs.
Ryan will accompany her husband to
sac Paulo and they will make their
home there.
This evening, at Hotel Paso del
Norte, a number of Mr.. Ryan's friends
ana business associates will give a
farewell dinner in his honor.
No traffic manager will be ap-
pointed for the present to succeed
Mr. Ryan, as the condition of the
North Western does not REQUIRE a,
traffic manager at this time. The
railroad is not yet operating a daily
train schedule. A successor to Mr..
Ryan viii be named as soon as traffic
conditions are restored to the normal
ii northern Mexico. 3
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-01-24
One-Sentence Philosophy
GLOBE SIGHTS.

N@ANCAAA6On AIlOO9.l
a stronger inducement than march
RS IN the parade should be offered
70 induce men to join the militia
livery wife lives in dread that
Friend Husband will make a Bad
Break some day when she has COM
We remember the happy days OF
chlidnood so well that even now a
school bell wouldn't sound as good
as a dinner be1.
=, It is hard for a young man to be-
neEe that the time will come when
girls VIII seem less important than
ms REGULAR work. Perhans II wont.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-01-24
BUILDS FIRE IN HIS
CELL; CALLS FOR AID

Murray Gregory. a city Jail inmate,
called on the police Friday night to
rescue him from suffOcatiOn from the
smoke that filled his cell. Gregory
mad set fire to a quantity of papers in
one corner Of the cell On top OF the
papers he placed strips torn from the
jan blankets The dense smoke almost
prisoners in the runarOund knocked
on the dor and notified the police of
the IRE. Gregory was arrested Fri
2 number Of window lights in a res
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-01-24
PROGRAM FOR SUNDAY
CONCERT At FIT. BLISS

The following program VIII be rem
dered by the 18th cavalry band Sunday
al Fort Bliss, beginning at 3 O'Clock
in the afternoon, led by bandmaster
r. Resta;
1.-March.-"The Liberty Bell''
... ..... SOusa.
Martha" FlOtoW-
3.-SelectiOn.- "Lohengrin" Wagner
4.-Waltz.-"Gold and Silver $500.
- ... Lehar.
5.-Descriptive Piece.-''A Trip to
Conev Island'' .Tobani-
Synopsis: Taking the street car IN
New York, getting aboard the boat,
sailing down the sound, arriving at
COney Island, going down the Midway,
riding on the merTygorOund, listening
to the German band, seeing the fire
works, getting aboard for home, grand
finale, Home, Sweet Home
6.-Medley Over.-Renucks Hits, NO.
u ......... Lampe.
7.-March.-A Frangesa. Costa
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-01-24
JOURNAL ENTRIEs.

topeka JOurnaLl
becoming popular is easier than re-
naming that way.
knowledge and wisdom are far from
being the same thing.
Inc more help that is given to some
people the more they expect.
And the woman who Drides herself
on speaking her mind seldoms says
much of Importance
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-01-24

H. D. Camp. of Fabens, rex, -
old favorite is my favorite- II lS -
less a person than julius Caesai ;+bTil1s
fuss speech before the eroW .I. III lIr -t-5f
me every time I read it and the So
tragedy is as vivid to me as WheH
studied it in school"
J. E. Monroe, city ticket ageIL u Id
Sunset Iines-''History for mine al! NJ
Ridpath's history of the world attracts
me most"
Major FevePs FavOrite'
Major W. J Fewel-'Boys nave al
ways interested me since I have Deen
one and The Real Diary OF a heai
Boy is my favOrite book
Otis Coles-"The Encyclopedia con-
tains more good reading than anything
else I know of and is worth more as
an educational book than any other-
Billy Wilson, of the Otto P kroeger
Construction company arWlnS OTI-
gin Of the Species interests me more
than any other book have ever read
John I. Dyer, attOrney-"Oh, don
know. Say that I like Three weeks
the best"
c. c. Robey. Texas commissioner in
the New Mexico-Texas hearing-R Ri
ley's poems and Kennedy Square are
my best books and the ones ike
best"
Frank Frickleton. theatrical mana,
ger-"COlOnial history of the United
States and SHAKESPEARE hold my interest
more than anything else that has been
written"
c. V. Nafe-'First the Bible, then
Shakspere and his plays. But the
Bible has more good, wholesome inter-
esting reading than any book that has
ever been written"
Charles R. Moore. deputy United
States marshal" Les MiseTables' Is
my favorite story and Child Harold
my favorite poem. I read % books a
year and skim over a great many
more, especially history and travels.
Mark Twain is one OF my favorite au-
thors"
w H Fryer, stenOgrapher in the
34th district court-"Eugene Field,
Father Ryan, the poet priest, 2.
Marion Crawford and Mark Twain are
my favorite authors and have no
choice between them"
W. J. Bryan-"W oOdroW Wilson's
history of the American people inter
ests me almost as much as does Dick
ems and Scott"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-01-24
LITTLE
INTERVIEWS

G6VHE will soon be riding pris-
w Oners to the city jail in an
automobile" said police
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-05-09
CTAl'IIr.

Mrs. Bana Ray has returned
from q visit 70 Clarendon.
Mrs. Willie Dyer of Goodnight
was visiting In Claude Tuesday.
Arthur Kessler has returned
from protracled visit 10 relatives
at Independence. Mo.
Rube Ferguson Is with Claude
friends after several months with
Charlie Taul al Kent.
o. g. Smalley left Monday for
Tmple. Texas, 10 attend the state
convention OF the NJ. W. A.
Mrs ]. G. Breedloye has returned
home after a stay OF several days
with her parents at Hedley.
Judge Mobley attended the eonyen-
tiOn OF County Judges and Comims-
sioners at Amarillo Wednesday He
was on the program for talk on the
question; lis IL Economy TO Con-
tract the Road Work or should the
County DO its Own Work"
A party OF Claudites went to Clar-
endon Wednesday &c hear the Colley-
l.eake debate. Mrs Cubh!ns went
down on the train and joined Mr..
and Mrs. Alexander. Mrs G. Wolf.
Misses Ruth Brady and Winona
Young ladies' STAYED over several
days.
Barney Conner went 10 Amarillo
tuesday.
Judge Logue has returned from q
business trip 10 Haskell county
Paul Num- was up from Goodnight
Tuesday.
Chester Losue went to Amarillo
Wednesday
John CORN was In town the first
of the week
H. q. Dye OF Goodnight was On
our streets Tuesday.
Prof. Raymond Hamilton han been
reelected superintendent OF the
Hansford Schools
Frank Bailey and family OF Tulia
are visiting Claude relatives thi.
week
W. =. Bennstt and family OF Fair
view were visiting In Cluade thi'
week.
Miss Tina Lynch spent several days
with Miss Wayne at Dawhna las
week.
Dr. and Mrs. J C. Bagwell OF NJ
Pleasant were shopping In Claude
Tuesday
Oscar Davis vas called 20 Chilli
cothe. Texas. the first Of the weel
by the dangerous illness OF neph
eW.
Rev. II L. Humphreys was thu
guest Of Jim Hill while making hi
regular pastoral visit TO Claude thi
week.
Elmer Bagwell and wife were II
town Wednesday 10 meet Mrs. Rag
wells sister. Mrs. Harr. OF Childress
Mr. and Mrs. u e. Wooldridg'
are among the attendants at TN
Texas Bankers Association In ses
sion nj IT Worth this week
j. ". GanC and family have ~
turned from Clarendon and are agai
citizens OF our community The
oil come back" ~
Miss LYDIA Hawthorne has r.
turned from Wichita Falls whore sh
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-05-09
pI.AINiIFN.

Tho members OF Circle No. ! OF
the Methodist Church gave pretty
and substantial testimonial monday
morning Of their affection and es-
TEEN for Mrs. ". u. Jordon.
In the fira last Monday night Mrs
Jordan lost not only her hOusehould
goods. hut an the smaller treasurers.
that can never be replaced, and that
are always 50 dear TO q woman's
heart
Circle No composed OF her
neighbors and friends, endeavored
10 make MP In ,ome degree this loss
10 Mrs. Jordon by giving her mis-
celleaneous shower.
The gifts. daintily wrapped and
accompanied by good wishes and love
ver. sent 10 the home OF Rev. a. Is.
Roberts. Mrs 1ofdan's father. where
they came as complete surprise 20
Mrs Jordan
The articles. useful and ornam"n-
tai. were gratefully received by the
recipient. who wishes 20 express her
thanks Tor the 'houghtfullness and
kindness OF her friends and fellow
church members
o
pink and white. the colors suitable
for youth and beauty, were the ia
yored colors Monday night az the
marty given bv the Oddly Club. a.
IN. Harrington home on Restriction
street.
i The piano. PLAYED Alternately by
/ Misses Margaret Harlan, Maye
| Fowler and Florence Keys. furnished
music for the reception
Spring flowers. artistically com
biny Vith the elaborate evening
dresses OF the young hos'esses. made
charming scene long 10 be re-
membered
Lunch va served Throughout, the
evening
/ Misses Fave Garrison. Jennie
IIumphrevs aud Wilh"lmina Harring-
ton served pink and white brick
cream and angels food cake 20 the
| merry throng
The Oddity Club vas represented
by q full membership. and tho fol
lowing Young gentlemen were
I quests
Messrs Horace Lindsay. jamie
Ovens. Everette Bryan. Morris Muir
phy. Wendell broom. Lee MCGOWAN.
/ scoiiie Fish. Esere,ie icche. Nelson
/ pardue. Rhea Bryan and Frank Arm
strong
o
50 the Mystic Club Saturday az.
icrnoon MANY thoughts 81 long ago
we're recalled by the names Of old
and well loved songs. which acre
given In response 20 roll cali
Mrs. G ". Tandy presided NJ the
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-05-09

in this week with HIS family and
moved out on the ranch.
Rev. Fitzgerald OF Canyon came
lin this week and will remain here
this summer and preach regular for
the Presbyterians.
J. A. Wear OF Hereford passed
through Miami Monday enroute 10
Mobeetie on business.
Jim Dickerson came In from
plalnyiew last week where he has
been working for some time.
Mrs. c. W. Hamilton OF Mobeetie
is visiting al tho parental home OF
d. X Hickman.
Miss Lucille Ewing made special
"trip 70 Canadian Saturday.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-05-09

meeting. which Wa informal aud
pleasant
Aftrr a short business session. Mrs
=. W. Clinkscales. who has Just re
turned from a winter In warmer
cline, gave charming account of
her soiourneyings in the South
From a short soiourn In the his
toric city OF New Orleans. Mr., and
Mrs. Clinkscales visited various in
tcresting places IN Florida. amonS
tham the ancient city of 81 Angus
tine.
Visits to Havana and the Isle Of
Pines were included IN this charm
ing trip. also Yachting cruise In
Southern waters.
Mrs. Clinkscales account OF her
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-05-09


An Unexpectedly large crowd BRAY
ed the weather Saturday night to at
tend the recital AZ Seth Ward. Pu-
pills Of Mrs Cora Prltchett and Miss
- Marsailes, Williams and Work
man were on the program
These were intermediate pupils.
and they showed evidence OF careful
training. The young ladies did hon
or TO themselves and their instruc-
tors Saturday night
H. ". Earle. OF Fort Wayne. Ind.
who has been here on business
trip left Tuesday for his home
Miss ollie Moore. OF l.ockney. pass
ed through plainylew an route to
Hale Center for q visit with friends.
V y. billiard. of the l.ockney
State Bank. left for Fort Worth to
attend the Bankers Association.
i VI. Cakes cashier OF the Third
National Bank. has been In Fl
Worth this week attending the Bank
ors Convention
Mrs. W. Il. Simmons entertained
! the Christian EndeavOr Society at
her home Friday night
The Bridge Club spent pleasant
hour with Mrs. O. NJ Lger Tuesday
evening.
4. T. Black. who r. stationed at
/ Chicago as publicity agent fer The
/ Texas Land and development Com
pany. Is visiting friends In Plainyiew
this week,
The Oddly club met with Miss
Kathleen Joiner Friday night
DR.. Everett bye OF Tulia was
here the first part OF the week
Judge ". u. Lewis Is IN Amarillo
this week attending tho County
I JUDGES District Convention
Miss Mary Ellerd and Mr. Edwin
, " Maloon. OF Oakland California
were married Thursday at noon.
Rev ~ H. street left Thursday
10 attend the Southern baptist Con
vention AT Nashville, Tenn.
Mrs. Grady Piphin H. visiting her
! parents AZ Ilillshoro this week
Professor !. T.. Willis, Principal
elect ol Seth Ward College returned
10 ~ Worth Thursday, after spend
ing several days here looking ever
the school situation.
Mr.. &. G. Brady OF Amarillo var
here Tuesday and Wednesday look
INK after his interests
The public schools observed MAY
Day Friday by browning the Mas
Queen.
!. +. Moore OF Kross was In Plain
view Wednesday and Thursday.
I --=-=s---=-----===
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-05-09
CiiII.iDRESs.

Miss Jean Baker was "a charming
hostess on last Saturday afternoon
when she entertained the lsh-gi-bib-
BILE girls Miss Dorothy Davis max
ing high score. a delicious course
was served. The next meeting VIII
be with Miss May Louise Grove.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-05-09
MIAMI.

The D. W. c. rs met nj tho home
Of Clyde Meade on last Saturday ev-
enlng for the usual monthly social
meeting. From there they went 10
the picture show and later TO the
ice cream parlor wher the company
dispersed voting clyde gallant host.
The Philharmonic Society met last
Monday night with Mrs. Wells. A
very interesting lesson was studied
after which some music was rendered
and then refreshments were served.
and adjourned TO meet with Mrs.
llees next Monday night
Women's Missionary Sociey had its
regular business meeting on May g..
Eight members wer present and n
profitable and interesting meeting.
Some great happenings are going
10 take place at the High School Au-
ditorium next week Almost a full
week
q
Mrs. l.. u. Robertson entertained
the Womans Study Club on last Fri
| day Only eight members were pres
ent because OF the rain hut those
study OF the PHILIPPINE Island which
has the topic for the last Bay View
/ Magl7ine and the next meeting. ~
Mrs. &. S. Seiber's will be from the
new magizine Mrs. Robertson
treated the club ladies present To
delicious pineapple sherbet aud cake.
The Uebecca lodge had quite a
nice time Monday nifht their reg
ular meeting. Two candidates were
/ initiated after which refreshments
ver. served and very nice time
+ was had
o.
Judge Groeyer and Stcnographer
pickene returned from Lipscomh
whera they finished this district
court season
Rev. Taylor Of Canadian npen'
Monday in Miami
Lewis Whiison and family lett to'
Globe Arizona whore they intend e
make their home.
Mesdames pursley aud Scitz were
I'm town Wedn esday.
l. Hammond left Monday even
ing for business trip to wichita
Kans
o. c. Elliot spent the first of this
week on his ranch near Mobeetie.
Miss Texas Ileare of Pampa visit
cd the Misses NcAfee Saturday and
Sunday.
CT. Cowan came in from Amaril
10 Saturday In new StudehaR"r-siN
real automobile.
T. /. Fuller. G. u Stallings an'
in. Russell qualified this week a
school trustees for district No. z
Emmett Duncan OF Pampa trans
atcrd business in our city Monday
Andy Word Of Wheeler Count
who has leased part OF j. \. Rod
sers ranch and put cattle. on II cans
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-05-09

Around the tables OF chicken pie
fame were gathered farmers, preach
ers. doctors. merchants and lawyers
OF all creeos and denominations.
The dinner served 10 the hundreds
present was well served and abund-
ant.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-05-09

Mrs. Fred Woodruff gave an in
tresting musical at the auditorium
OF the High School building last
Friday evening. Mrs Woodruff was
assisted by Mrs. W. IL Woodley The
pupils rendered the program and
much praise was given 10 both pu-
pills and teacher
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-05-09

Mr. and Mrs. COffey entertained
eight tables az forty-two Friday
evening in honor OF their son. Ray
mond High score was won ny
Charley Fagg and Miss irene Baker
\ delicious ice course was served
O.
The friends OF Miss Madf" Rus
sell were entertained ut her home
Friday evening with contests ana
games. Most enjoyable OF these was
"Five-Senscs An ice course was
served
f. ". Hutton, representing the
Num- Eelec,rical Company, of Anna
rillo. has established headquar era
at Childress and In the future VIII
travel out OF this city.
Mrs W. l. Underwood left chill
dress Friday morning 10 return To
Fort stockton. taking with her Mrs.
II n. Pencil and children, who will
make her visit,
Mrs. Tan Turner entertained the
Maids and MatrOn8 Friday.
PROT. A. +. Laird ~ NeWlln waa In
the city Monday Interviewing the
school board
Turk Brown OF Kirkland was In
The city Friday might to attend Ma
sonic Lodge.
Banker ". 7. Walling of Kirkland
spent last week In Childress serving
on the grand jury.
II. ]. King returned Thursday
from Vernon. where he attended the
! district conference last week.
Mrs. e. X. Smith IL visiting her
perants, Mr.. and Mrs W. T. Pitt
man
Supt. W. II. Woodley and four
high school boys returned Sunday
from "trip 10 Austin, whore they
attended the meet
Miss Winnie Cassels. returned "a
her home In Olustce, Okla. after an
extended visit with her sister Mrs
IL. c. Gardner. and Miss lima Atkin'
son. Her dcpartur" was regretted
by the multitude OF friends she made
whilst In the city
Prof ". !. Iragg Of Memphis wa'
in the city Saturday comforting viii
the school board about taking .
place a. instructor IN the high schoo
next term.
Mrs. Red -. Scott and little cir
lef, Saturday morning for For
Worth. whore they will make thei
home.
Mines. a. H. Ward and Wdlsl
made trim To Fort Worth Friday
Mrs. Ward going down TO meet he
son. Joe. who Is In school al Dallas
O. u. Andinp of Fort Worth stop
ped off In Childress Monday for
short visit with relatives and friends
He had been up 20 TeXline water
hound for several days and was re
turning 20 Fort Worth
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-05-09

plainyiew can now boast OF YES
ted choir The choir Of the Episco-
pal Church appeared In their vest
ments Sunday morning Tor the first
time, and presented solemn and
beautiful sight as they chanted and
sang praises to the Lord
This choir. under the leadership
ct W H. Mason. Is doing some eX-
collent work, and Is one OF which
any church would be- proud
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-05-09
SOCIETY NOTES FROM
NEIGHBORING TOWNS

attended meeting Of the Parent
Teachers Association.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-05-09

ices, NJ the wenrer may desire
Lace and chiffon wells. ms we'll as
piece goods are used effectively In
drsping them Printed ribbons. chif.
fons and voiles aud plain thin fab
rics are used over them
It II best TO buy them ready made.
a. they ar- cheap aud net IN difiicult
70 handle BY the amateur dress
maker
The foundation waiTt Of net IL .
plain aud not a graceful garment. but
II provides a convenient support for
the waist which the home dressmsker
wishes ~ MAX. for herself.
JULIA BoTToMlev.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-05-09

ONE OF the plain waists OF net is
" shown here. ready for drsplng With
lace. or chiffon. or wolfe, or taifeta, or
any OF the thin fabrics that are used
TO help make up the fancy waists FOR
dressy wear There is plain under
waist or net. without sleeves. support.
Ing n second plain waist with sleeves.
narrow double frill Of plated net
finishes the neck and extends down
the front A siia;iaf iifll finishes the
sleeves
These waists ara very handy for
the home dressmaker. saving time aud
making a foundation for the construc.
ton OF either separate waists Or bod
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-05-09

tour VAS 80 entertaining that the
regular program had to be abridged
Mrs Marshall Phelps read an in
tcrosiing paper upon The Two Am
oricaa.'
Mrs Il " Braham and Mrs. II.
" Harrel made talks upon the beau
tiful city OF Rio de Janeiro.
The club adjourned informally TO
meet again on May IL
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-05-09

Judging By the immense crowd al
the chicken pie dinner there were =
number OF First Monday visitors IN
town
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-05-09

Daily News want ACC must bs &C
companieI BY tho CASH.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-05-09

The u. W. c. D's met AT tho home
OF clyde Meade on last Saturday ey-
ening for the usual monthly social
meeting. From there they went 10
the picture show and later to the
ice cream parlor wher the company
dispersed voting clyde a gallant host.