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Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1920-12-15

charge of the fancy work booth; Mrs.
H. Willis Hogg and Mrs. H. F. Dixon
sold homemade candy; Miss Myrtle
Mott had peanuts to sell, while Mrs.
W. S. Jordan and Miss Cleone Col
Inns had charge of guessing the name
of beautiful doll. In this contest
little Miss Eugenia Jordan was the
most successful contestant, having
guessed the dolls name, Vashti. In
contest for turkey, managed by
Mrs. Robert Strange, Mrs. E. W.
Strange and Miss Maude Williamson,
Earl Cartr was the winner. Mrs. H.
j. Williams, Mrs. Rogers Williams,
and Mrs. Addie Munro were the ad-
vertising committee of this most sue
cessful of the many U. D. C. affairs
in this city, the amount realized
above expenses being 500.
The Woman's Missionary society
of the Methodist church held bust
ness meeting Monday afternoon and
elected the following officers for
the coming year: President, Mrs. S.
A. Manning; vice president, Mrs. ].
R. Jordan; recording secretary, Mrs.
Fl. J. Williams; corresponding secre-
tary, Mrs. W. S. Jordan; treasurer
Mrs. Enoch E. Collins. The report
of the years work will be given al
the January meeting. 1t is expected
at this meeting 20 receive several
new member and renewed interest :.
anticipated in this, on of the most inn
portant department of church
work.
Edgar l.. Killebrew, of Lacrosse
visited friends in this city Friday ev
ching.
Misses Newell and Bessie Jordan
who have charge of the school a
Tazewell spent the weekend will
their parents Mr.. and Mrs. S. N
/ Jones.
Mrs. w L. English, of Americas
visited relatives here the past week
Little Miss Ruth Statham, who i.
attending school at Doyle, spent tn,
weekend with her parents in thii
city.
Genial Max Banner, of Columbus
one of the most popular drummer
on the road made his usual weekly
visit to this city Friday.
! Miss Leila Williamson went up tx
Macon Saturday, where she spent
the day shopping
Miss Ernestine Walters, Miss Nj
ma MCMILLAN. Miss Louise Stewar
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GENUINE TALENT DISPLAYED
BY PARTICIPANTS IN PLAY

"a Kentucky Belle" which will
be presented at the A & NJ. college
this evening at 1880 o'clock, is one
of the most interesting and best
staged amateur plays which has been
seen in Americas in recent years.
The play is a strong one requiring
genuine talent in the performance of
the varied characters. Those hav-
ing parts in the play are Miss Bertha
McMath, Miss Bertha Smith, Miss
Rosa Stephens, Miss Daisy Stephens,
Miss Kate Helms, Joe McMath, Jesse
Glawson, Miss Frances Bridges, Claud
Bond, Miss Battle, Miss Virginia
Walters, Miss Pauline White, Glover
Johnson Winston Perry, J. F Mich
olson.
The auditorium at the Agricultural
college is peculiarly fitted for the
staging of such a play, the curtain
recently placed working automatical-
ly. A large crowd is expected to be
present when the curtain rises this
evening.
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We dldinq<S
EASOM- MARTIN.

Distinctive simplicity marked the
wedding at noon Tuesday at the
home of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
A. J. Easom on Lamar street, of Miss
Mervln Easom and T. L. Martin.
The living rooms had for decora-
lions growing ferns and Towering
plants, with vases filled with early
winter blossoms arranged into a
charming combination before the I'M
provised altar before which the we'd
ding party was grouped.
Rev. Frank Anderson, pastor of
the Presbyterian church, read the i'm
pressive service before the assemb-
lage of fifty invited guests.
During the ceremony Miss La
Verne Hubbard played in tender
tone "A Perfect Day." gliding into
the Joyous strains of Mendelssohn's
wedding music as the bride entered
alone and was met at the altar by
the groom.
Miss Easom wore a handsome coat
model fashioned along tailored lines
with which she wore a harmonizmg
hat and accessories.
Following the ceremony an lnfor-
NAL reception was held during which
Miss Marie Martin and Miss Law erne
Hubbard served fruit nectar and
sandwiches.
The gifts brought to the bride were
many and lovely, attesting to the
very high esteem in which she is
held among her friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin left on the
Central of Georgia train at 2 o'clock
for Montgomery and Birmingham,
and from there will go to Albany,
Alabama, to visit the parents and 9TH
err relatives of Mr.. Martin. Later
they will return to Americas, where
Mr.. Martin is connected with the
Model Bakery. A cozy apartment
has been secured on Lee street where
they will be at home Immediately
upon their homecoming.
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and Miss Mae Parent formed a quar-
tette of lovely young ladies who mo-
tored to Oglethorpe Frida Eafter-
noon.
Mrs. Grady Killebrew, of Lacrosse,
attended the U. D. C. bazaar at the
High school auditorium Friday even
ing.
Mrs. Ellie Thornton has returned
from verv pleasant visit to friends
in Smithville.
Mrs. r. W. Edwards and Miss Mar
tina Munro spent Saturday in Ameri-
Gus. shopping.
Miss Martha Williams English and
Miss Virginia Davenport, of Amer
icus, were the guests for the week
end of Mrs. J. R. Jordan.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Strange, of
Andrew Chapel, attended the U. D.
c. bazaar here Friday evening.
Mrs. L. G. Stewart, who was
quite i'll the past week, is much bet
ter.
Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Statham made
a business trip to Americas Monday
afternoon.
Mrs ]. R. Jordan complimented a
congenial party of friends with an
auto trip to Americas Saturday af,
ternoon. Those enjoying Mrs. Jor-
dams kindness We're Mrs. H. F. Dix.
on, Miss Marie Schley Brown, who is
directing the class in home hygiene
and how to care for the sick; Miss
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1920-12-15
THE STANDARD
Special Sales.

BLEACHED MlDDI villa
REGULAR PRICE 52ci
SALE PRICE 32c.
Bleached snow white and heaVy
twill: full SO inches wide; now at
much less than cost of production.
A c. A. FEATHER TICKING.
REGULAR PRICE 75ci
SALE PRICE 39c.
You all know A. C. A. Ticking has
heen the standard for fifty years;
Guaranteed to hold feathers. or VIII
make a cotton mattress that Wall
never wear out.
MEMS HEAVY -.-.-. 49,. -----..
GRAY SWEATERS. 49, $500.
Regular price $3.50; sale price
st.65. Mems heavy gray Sweaters;
sizes "a to As; full length; warm ana
comfortable. ------------ ------ ---'
LADIES' ALL
WOOL SWEATERS.
Regular price $3.50; sale price
s3.98. Slip-on style in great va
riety of colors; all sizes; regular
$3.50; now 1898.
LADIES' ALL
WOOL LONG COATS
Regular price $3.50 to $4,000;
now $3.75 to $500. Good service
able coats, but not new styles; they
were carried over from season OF
1918.
LADIES' SILK AND
SERGE DRESSES
Regular price $4,000; sale price
1885. New styles; Dresses OF eX-
ira quality serge and tatfeta; all
sizes and colors; they were consld-
cred good value at $500 only a
short while ago; now you can buy
them at $685..
CONGOLEUM FLOOR
COVERING.
Regular price $1.35; sale price
s1.0O. Over fifty patterns to select
from; lies fiat on the floor without
lacking; edoes will not curl; rotproof
ond 1000 waterproof.
PERFECT FORM
ARMY LEGGINGS.
Regular price $3.50; sale price
CSC. Of extra heavy duck; made for
the government; khaki color; wa
tarnroof. all sizes.
200 DOZEN HUCK TOWELS
Regular 29c and 35c; sale price
19c. Linen finished Huck Towels:
size 17x34 inches: regularly sold
for poe to 35c Here now at 19c.
GENUINE PEQUOT SHEETS
Regular price 1898; sale price
1913. Absolutely none better at
aav nricn. good full size 81x90
inches. with broad hens: bleached
e~ow white.
PrPPEREL SHEETS
Regular nrice $3.50; sale price
sf.75. Genuine Per~erel Sheets;
eizs 21x90 inches: bleached, with
broad hens; guaranteed to measure
fall size.
Standard Drv Goods Co.
Forsyth ST. Next Bank of Commerce
A.-ERIcUS. ca.
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ELLAVEILE.

ELLAVILLE, Dec 16-The bazoor
given by the Sarah E. Hornady chap
ter, U. D. c., at the High school aud
itorium last Friday evening was sue
cessful in every detail. A large
crowd was present and the supper,
served by Mrs. w. T. Tondee, Mrs. E.
E. Collins Mrs. L. P. Gartner, Mrs.
c. R. McCrory and Mrs. Lille Dixon,
was very much enjoyed and proved
very remunerative. Mrs. T. A. Col
Inns and Mrs. J. R. Jordan had
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1920-12-15

All property of the AmeE Gus
Steam Laundry has this day been
transferred to Luther M. Hawkins,
purchaser of same from me. Ali
persons therefore holding any &C.
counts or obligations against The
Americas Steam Laundr contracted
previous to, this date, viii please
render same at once, to the under
signed who will pay ali such obliga-
tons. This Dec. 18th, 1929. R. T.
MatheWs.-14-tf.
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IMPORTANT CALLED MEETING
OF u. D. c. CHAPTER

Thursday morning at 10 O'Clock
at the residence of Mrs. Frank Har-
rold on College street will be held
an important called meeting of the
Americas chapter of the Daughters
of the Confederacy.
Every member is especially urged
to be present as the most important
business matters will come before
the chapter that must be discussed
and disposed of.
After the business session an in
teresting program will be given, in
terspersed with several short talks
by various officers of the chapter
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1920-12-15
COMMUNITY SING FOR
THURSDAY NIGHT

Americas people who attended the
weekly program at the Community
club house during the summer and
oqrlv fall months will be especially
interested to learn that most in
t9res+ing program is being planned
row Thursday evening at 7 80 o'clock.
Miss Ella Polk viii lead the COM
n,unity singing, and a special feature
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WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER Is, 1920.

home from Buena Vista, where she
went on account of the illness OF her
sister, Mrs, B. 7. Rainey
Cleve Strange, one OF Andrew
Chapels most progressive farmers,
visited friends and relatives here the
past week.
Mrs. Fannie Cheney, Mrs. S. G.
Collins, Mss CIeone Collins and
Foster Cheney autoed to Americas
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MRS. PERKINS TO
ENTERTAIN CLUB.

The Woman's Literary club will
hold its regular Thursday afternoon
meeting with Mrs Joseph Perkins at
her home on Harold avenue.
An interesting program will be
continued along the study of Ireland,
those having parts on the program
being Mrs. R L. Maynard, Mrs. f.
L. Carswell. Mrs. C. M. Williams
Mrs. Ida Ross and Mrs. Matte Bass,
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MID-WEEK PRAYER SERVICES
At CENTRAL. BAPTIST.

Mid-week prayer services Of the
Central Baptist church will begin
promptly this evening at Z o'clock,
the service being under the direc-
ton of Eugene Boswell. A bright
program of music has been arranged
and a most cordial invitation is. eX-
tended the friends of the members
TO be present.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1920-12-15

Tuesday, where they wenl on shop
ping expedition.
Among others from this city who
attended the funeral in Montezuma
Sunday of E. B. Lewis were Mr.. and
Mrs. 7. A. Collins, A. ! Arlington
and A. S. Rainey.
Wasp are born and thrive in the
bodies of catterpillars.
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u S

Mr.. and Mrs. J. L. Griffin an
nounce the birth of a daughter De
cember IL who has been given the
name of Eva Kathleen.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1920-12-15

SHOE, HARNESS, BELT
SUIT CASE REPAIRING
Work Called For and Delivered
JOHN FLANAGAN,
102 W. Church st. (Shiver Block
PHONE SS2.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-11
Dixon. Mckee

a wedding. which will be- of interest
throughout the Panhandle country.
took place Tuesday afternoon AT Miami.
when Miss Bolbic Dixon of that city.
became the Idle of Glenn w Mckee.
~ Plainyicw. the ceremony being per.
formed by Rev. u. 4. Stuvard NJ the
Methodist Episcopal church. at the
home Of the brides mother, Mrs Olive
Dixon
The bride Is the second oldest daugh.
ter Ut BILLY" Dixon who was one 81
the twenty.eight white men who fought
~ Adobe Walls. June 2Sth. 1874. and
has lived for number uf years ON
the site of the old battle grounds, In
Hutchinson county an the Canadian
schools IT the Panhandle for the past
tour years. having just completed a
successful term In the SilvcIton dis.
irict
Mr.. Mckee r. "A prominent ranchman
of Hale county. and II popular IN both
view.
Immediately following the ceremony
the young people left for Colorado by
automobile, where they will spend a
couple II weeks before going to Plain
view to make their future home.
The utof.town guests who witnessed
the ceremony were: Miss Mclva Mckee,
81 Plainvicw. sister Of the groom and
Vrrnie taicr of i.ipscomb.
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Of Local Interest.

otis rr,llnVc of Amarillo was here
Yesterday IN q ear en- route to his farm
and ranch southwest ~ Vale Center.
Miss Lula GoOde went In Amarillo
last wee Ia become teacher In the
E.gh school Amarillo IL the first town
in the state To adopt the iN.wecks school
system.
Mrs. Grace Price and baby of Anna
rillo came In yesterday To- visit hcr
father. =. Th,,chcr.
b Randolph had business before
the court IL civil appeals in Amarillo
yesterday.
+. c. Richards has returned from q
business trip tn Amarillo.
l.. T.. Barker and L. ;. Beard had
business In Amarillo saturday.
Miss Flora Meadows. Nancy Sander
son. Nichols ard Lee McGown spent
SUNDAY IN Amarillo.
Judge J. W. Howard Of Floydada was
business visitor here last Friday
County Attorney A. T.. McKinnon wa'
also here. lie had been tn Amarillo or
official business.
lee MCGOWAN visited friends at Anna
rlllo Sunday.
Miss Marcy Sanderson visited rcla
tlvcs at Ar?rillo sunday.
Mr. and. Mrs. y = Richards went Il
Amarillo saturday afternoon for a visi
with friends.
Frances Baker ~ Lubbock passed
thru SUNDAY morning on his way fol
a short business visit at Amarillo.
Ava Hooper Nas u visitor AT Anna
lilo sunday
Barney Mpscley returned To Amarillo
yesterday morning.
y. NJ. Carter went IN Amarillo ON bus
in,ss Sunday afternoon.
Miss Fem Nichols visited friends q
Amarillo Sunday.
George Vance returned to Amarilll
SUNDAY afternoon.
--Plainyicw Evening Herald.
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HUNDREDS Of ARMENIAN
FAMILIES ARE REUNITED

CONSTANTtN NOBLE. June i0-lIun.
drcds ~ Armenian families, are being
reunited monthly through the efforts
Ut the members II the American Com
mittcc for Relief in the near east who
are scattered throughout the leading cit
les of Asia Minor with headquarters
In this city. In the decorations Of the
last four years Armenians have been
shuttle dahout before various military
movements with the result that nearly
every family ~ searching Tor news ~
missing mcmhcrs
I.cvon Shamlin. young Armenian.
who o. now successful merchant at
Balikcshir. recently located his mother
and young sister. through an adVer
'isrmcnt printed In a local paper by
Miss Carrie T.. Mills. of Princeton. y
. VIII uis directing the American move.
ucni to unite Armenian families. Sham.
IN II preparing home for them in
Balikcshir.
Tho history ~ the Shamlin family Is
typical ~ IN experiences Armrinns nt
the hands of the Turks. They lived In
Btlia. IN the FAR eastern part Of Asa
Minor. l.cyun Shamlian and his father
were separated from the rest uf tn"
'amily by the Turks and Lcvon was for
ed To- 20 into the Turkish army and
VA sntV,r heard from his father His
grandmother and grandfather were Ill.
led III. mother was taken as scrv'
ant ~ Tuks Soranoush was taken ne
Z maid servant by Kurds. The mother
md daughter came upon each other nm
eNpcctcdly In the American refuge NJ
Mniah. both having walked hundreds ~
mites and suffered terrible hunger nni
hardship In their search Tor relatives
and safcv,
Lists of orphans will also he printed
IN Armenian papers in America IN the
hope of finding homes Tor thousands
Z homeless children who may have
friends ur relatives In America. The
american committee had nearly 80 0oo
orphans In the Constantinoplc district
alone. and nearly twice that uuihcr IN
the Beirut area.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-11
BY CORA MOORE.
New Works. Fashion Authority.

NEW YORK. june lO--To Jane
Cowl. star 81 "Smilin' Through" a, the
liroadhurst thcatcr, spring and hats are
synonymous.
Every woman anticipates with eager
10y the acquisition 1T summer head
gcara hat ur two. or maybe three
II she's reckless. Rui to Miss Cowl II
means 30 ar 80 millinery creations. for
hats are her great ubgcssiun. They are
the one cxtravaga zee shr indulgcs with
out reason
II de- think" Miss Cuwl confidcs
that the choice of hat IL q matter
for most earnest consideration. The
line ~ II crn bring nond-script features
into clear definite profile. or vic
vera; transform too pronounced fcn'
lures into a most becoming indefinite
ncsa; the color " II can bring out or
suhduo complexion tiuts. and brighten
or dotract frlm the beauty lights IN
eyes"
In the center illustration Miss Cow
iH wearing a suft straw turhln which
In CREASED IN olli circular folds Squarr
~ In front two dark wings project much
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-11
Cars Sister Starving.

CARRIED In n tattercd erminc cloak.
once priceless. but now su weather
beaten and worn rs 10 be- utterly worth
less. the Grand Duchess Olga. sister 81
the last car 81 Russia. has applied to
American Red Cross workers In Bel
grade. Serbia. for food. according "a
word reaching the Red Cross from Ser.
lia. 4 80
IIatless. her gloves In twisted rags
her res broken out and her purse
empty. the grand duchess stepped from
a crowded refugee train at the Bel
grade station. when steaming plate
az soup from the American Red Cross
food kitchen was handed her. she swat.
lowed Il ravenously and remarked: ~,
IL week sine" I have had 80 much
food at one time"
The grand duchess. II will he recalled
was found recently 10y Red Cross work
ors living In hnN car near Nnyoros
risk. South Russia and though herself
clad In rags was giving what assist
ancc she could Ia fellow refugees.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-11
INVENTIVE GENIUS
RaDS GALoNEl or
NAUSEA Aid DANGER
Doctors ravcr:ic Medicine Now
Purified and Refined rem Al,
Objectionable Effects, cab.
tabs"-the New ramc.

VIVA, win human i1Fcur'y - ar...
Smokclr,. poa drr. Nif,lc,s t',rrrIalf
hntsrc,s carriages, oDiuilc,s iodine. a. g,
les. quinn now row't n'g rH'c ca'u
mel The now improvement tailed ''ta,o
tabs" g. nov "a sale az drlis',oe,H.
for liliursh's. 'll.. pa'inl an i.'i
grsiiol the n.G ,ul.mcl tablet J. apun
iically lcrioc, uuriy. a. evidenced l.
the lac. that Tho manufacturers have "a
thufizcd all drrggi q, O. refund t'.c pria'
II the cas- 'm'r u.t perfectly delighted
with Ia,utat.. tW, a. o., a. hadi!nr wit
a swallow uf wl.'-ta.''f ~. N.talt
no nausea. uo q pi-g pl alt. L., morn
ins YOUR liver ia th"r,urh.y clcarscd nuf
you are feeling iao. villa = Lcar'y anne
lite. Eat what You lirasc--lo dancer 81
about your business
Ca,otahs rr rot >,'A in bulk. Get M
original package, scaled. Price, thirty,
iiNc cruts - adv,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-11
COMPLIMENTARY Dance.

Miss charley Hunter was the honor
guest q, an informal dance given Tues
DIV evening ~ Mrs u X. ruckctt. at
her home. 1895 Van Buren, street
Dancing wns enjoyed until n late
hour. aud during ihc course ~ thu
y.ning d,.icluus ref Shments of icc
cream and cate were served. Thos
,aeren, Included Mes,inmes Molly
Ilaach. Florence Thatcher. Misses Eihcl
gtnnfield. Ruby Blake. Gladys ruckcti
aud Measrs. Earl Bullock. Oral Ailsn,
Morris Jenkins. Jordon Chesshir and
E1Test Randall.
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@TQ5IiFlA.
RUTH J. MEYER
IaugI,ter.Swain.

Miss Essic NJ Laughter ana Roy W
Swain of Claiming. were united In the
holy bonds ~ matrimony Thursday aft
ernoon In the parlors ~ the First Zap
tiat church. Rev. Herbert Whiting Nir
gin officiating.
Miss Laughter IL the sister II VIM
Laughter of Amarillo. and the young
people viii make a brief visit with Mir
and Mrs. Laughter before returning Il
Claiming. where they expect to MAKE
their future home.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-11
or WOMEN
DARK EGYPTIAN CHAPTER

LONDON. June iO.-Thc treatment Of
women In Egypt II the darkest phase
II Egyptian life, says g. n. Barnes.
member II parliament, who has recent.
Is returned from tour 81 that coun.
try.
The men In Egypt. said Mr.. Barnes.
80 far as sex relations were concerned.
thought themselves the Luiis OF cIoa'
tom They could divorce their wives
90 viii within ~ reason. and IL was not
uncommon for man to have three
wives
In many houses" continued Mr.
ilarucr II have never SAW u woman
aud you can take II FRO mmc that tie
position of th" women In Egypt t. nb
ru'ut"ly one Il soridom aud depend
'ucr They spend their lives In n,isrr
aide novels: In working In the ndlo'n
INK fields. or In getting water
They lr" the Hcrfs ~ the men and
is much beasts Il burden The don
hoy sud the camel A pcopi. witch uscs
Women iuik 20 that way are DESTINED
I, De- "a subject race and 10 ~. deserve
4. govern"
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Warranty Drcl.

" e. Folgcr to johnson Joiner Cn
lots and q. block 80. Glcnwood addi
,ior Consideration S2.o00
W ~ Br0clman to- q. " O'rricn.
part of lot 3. block eoa. plcmons add.
tion. Consideration 5000
\ Ebcrsiadi - AT to q. \ Christian
lot s. block lbs. san llrintn addition
Consideration s215.
Galbraith FoNwurih co. to W. T.
FoNworih. lots ., 20. block a.. uniycr
sity llciEhtn. l"ts aia20.2l. block az
Mirror addition. Consideration sGi,olo
\ Eher1,adt tn l.igyir Davis lot =
block lsS. san Jl,ntn addition. con
siderntiun $3.50
~ " Ellln,t to " u Mann. lots ! !
~ block SAL Mirror addition. Cuusil
GRAFTON S2.i0l.
Power ~ iiiornry.
II. u cline tu q. e. Adams
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-11
Social Notes and Personal Mention.

Airs. II,nry Buycc Il Dalhari accom-
named Iy her daughtcd. Miss Annie
lee Boyc". are visiting In the city as
tnc guests II Mr. and Mrs. VIM. B"yce
li0 Tyler street.
Amonr tho students 1T the State I'M
vcrSlty al Austin to arrive HON" Wei
n.sday were: Misses lee and Nirgini'
wolflin. Mnrcialrtc and Mary Hall. sam
url sui nbcrgc,. and Neal Hall, who has
been attending the state Medical Cot
Irgr II Galveston.
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EARTH AND STARS,
lly llose Henderson.

! have looked at the stars too long. I
think.
For my soul hangs lonely above the
brink
&c Wild. bright chasm, a strange. far
sea
where only my dreams float M In me-.
There II light and splcndor and lifting
wings.
I,ut the aching wonder II untosch"l
things.
Night wind. blow me n breath of soil.
Fresh turned by the plowman's eager
toll.
81 hlorsomy hedges with birds asleep,
az mlnt.gr0wn gardens wh"r. house
cats creep.
81 ruS".wreathed porch and lovers
song
] have looked at the stars ton long.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-11
Return From Extended Visit.

Mr.. ana Mrs. Frank Wuflin of aO5
Polk street returned "Wednesday from
an extended trip during which they
visited In Galveston. and attended tho
commencement exercises of the Texas
University. They wcr" accompanied
upon the return trip by their daughters
Misses Lee and Virginia Woflin. the
former Of whom graduated from the
university this year and was honorcd
with membership In Phi Brta Kappa,
national honorary scholarship fratcrn'
ity, which IL the highest academic hon
an awarded ~ the University of Texas