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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-27
tn. a. A club Meets,

The q. 4. Girls Of the First BAPTIST
Church met no Monday, February slst.
nj slb o'clock. In the club rooms of
the church. The subject OF the after
noon's lesson was Down ON the Bor
der"
Mrs. Gordons class of i4.year'old
Girls were hnstcsscs IL the occasion,
entertaining Mrs. Cox's i5'year.old girls
The following program was rendered.
Song since the fullness of Hts Love
Came In"
Pnycr-Mlss earle sitter.
Talk. Down on the Border"-Miss
Christine Gish.
Song. "Ozlore Haste"
Reading-Miss Catherine McGrcgor.
During the business hour II was DE-
cldcd that each class should he named
for some color. Mrs Cox's class adopt
ed green for their color. and Mrs. Cor
don's class adopted white
The business session was brought "a
n close with prayer by Mrs. W. w
Cox, and during the social hour refresh
ments Of sandwiches and hot chocolate
were served.
II was also decided NJ this meeting
that the q. As would entertain Mr.
Duncan's class. the II. AS, with a socia
on Friday evening at seven o'clock
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-27

home ~ the little hostess In the Maple
APARTMENTS, aud frum thcrrfwcnt In u
body 10 the Mission Theatre where the
beautiful and inspiring little picture
The Seven swans" starring Marga'
rottc Clark. was enjoyed
After the show the children repaired
10 the Kirk home. and In the guest
rooms. which were beautifully dccorat.
ii with "a profusion ~ rainbow'tinted
balloons. miscellaneous games were en-
Iuyed.
Later delicious refreshments Of sand
Sichcs. birthday cake mad ice cream
we're served to the following little
guests. Evelyn and Gertrude Higgin'
botham. Charles Hoover. Charles ana
Rob Brandenburg. Betty and Lee Biv'
ms. Colino and Gladys Slaughter, Wiz
ginla wayland. Gale Bivlns. Shelby
Kritzer. Jim wayland, Donald and Gean
Bowie. Louise and Glllie Elliott, Etoile
and Adeline Lumpkin. Simon and Gym
,hia Lumpkin. Betty and Eleanor Gist
winefred and Dorothy Thomas. Evelyn
Freeman. Charles and Marjorie Fisk
Elizabeth Jane Wheatley, Sarah and
Ianc Austin. carol and Gean Rulet Alice
Fallcr. Martha Sfith, Rue Paula Par
cells Mary-ISlnces cockrcll. Nell ant
Margaret Collins, Martha Greening
Louis Plttman. Jack Roland. olivia
Mitchell. Marion Gross. Ed Davis Par
sons, Mary Louise Samson. Poulin'
Rogers. Dorothy Louise Russell. Lyman
Mcdonald. Gilmore Num-, Adeline and
Louise Trlgg. Eula Lee Mcknight Bet
~ Fay Kern. Lillian Blanch Thompson
Sybll Buckingham. Lois King, Marv'
Wilson and Annilcc Beard.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-27
Concert March 18th at First Christian Church
Indian Concert 10 Ne Given on Friday
March 9TH. at First Christian
Church.

Thuriow l.ieurance. the noted collec
tor. recorder aud composer uf Indian
music. Edna Wuulry known 30 Nfh
Nee 10 the Indians. mezzo.sOprano, and
George Is. Tack the great concert nut
lst. will be presented In AN Indian con
cert AT the First Christian Church. ON
Friday evening. March Iih, under the
auspices ~ the Philharmonic Club 81
Amarillo.
Thurlrw llournn"e hns mad" life
study Ut the He'd Man. and In his per
sonal association with him. has learned
every detail 81 his life and the Gus
toms a. the various Indian tribes.
I.I,urnnce has recorded more than
three thousand distinct melodies 81
aboriginal origin. He has harmonized
and published over two.hundrcd com
positions masterpieces of thrinatlc
beauty, perfectly attunod Ia the mod
ern ear, and most uf the leading con
cert stars Il Europe and America In
rlude several of Lieurnnce numbers In
their rcpeit0lrcs. Sohumnnn lieink ~
ten has 10 repeat his "lndian Love
song" several times during an evening
Sousn has featured his Indian Rhap
sody" all over Europe and America ~
the greatest composition from nm Amer
lean p.n. by the Waters ~ Mime
tonkn" IL one IT the fastest-selllng ann
clnfslcs In the mnrts of music today
Do not miss hearing ~" cNpuislt" In.
trrpreintiona II Indian life and legend
by Iicurance Nah Mcel In her attrac
tive aud charming Indian costumes.
ana MIR. Tack. who by means ~ his
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-27
PROG;R M.

songs-"ln Mirrorcd Water" Sioux
dialect "O'cr the Indian Cradle Lul
laby, sioux dialect
Canoe -winnebago melody In
serted.
Legend II the Weeping Waters.
Songr-"By Weeping Waters" Frag-
menis Of Chippewa songs. Indian
Spring Bird" tSki.Bi Bi.i.aJ A charm
song. Scene from an Indian Village"
Note-A Cheyenne flute call a love
song and war-dancc song ar" woven
into scene. The story IL from Geo
Bird Grinnell's Indian tales.
Demonstration of Indian Flues.
Songs-"Thc owls Bleak cry" a
Cheyenne death song. Dying Moon
Flower"
Note-The text was adapted by the
author from real romance and hap
pening. Moon Flower was q maiden
from the Tewa Pueblo Indpns She
WIS dying. All the tribe fors"ok her
except her Tower, who sang his love
song. repeating words Of courage and
con fort when one II dying and hears
IN. ghosts call. the trihr believes II h
wrong to administer earthly aid, anc
NO the dying IL placed In the death
shelter 60 await the end. Tn, melody
IL real love song recorded In 1912 by
the author.
by the Waters ~ Minnctonka.
Many persons know the legend Il Min
nctonka--how the two lovers ~ tn
sun and Moon clans Cf the Sioux In
dians. loving against tribal law, flc'
Ia escape torture, and let th,mselvc
sink together into the waters Il tn
lonely Northern LAKE. The silver riI
pies, u In told. mourn above them. am
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-27
The Amarillo Federation Of women's
Clubs

The regular meeting ~ the city Fed
GRAFTON takes place next saturday AZ
ESQ u. m. In the club rooms OF the First
Baptist church.
The Revision Committee has re'or'
ganlzed the Federation TO conform ns
nearly as possible tn the Texas apd
General Federation of Womcns CLUBS
The six general departments Of work
mr.. named and chairman for each 49,
lected from our federation AZ follows:
DEPARTMENT of Fine Arts-Chairman
Mrs. Jack Farwell-P. Il. o.
Depa-,ment Of Applied Education
Chairman. Mrs. l.. A. Wells Pierianl
DEPARTMENT OF American Citizenship
Chairman. Mrs. r. Y. Collins cTrave'
Department ~ Public Welfare--Chair'
man. Mrs. n. q. Observation-Disclosures
Club
Department Of Legislation = CHAIR
man. Mrs. Frank Ryburn-,fhi'har
monici.
Departmen, Of Press and Publicity
Chairman. Mrs. II. II. Masterson' Jr'
,secretary Of city Federation)
Each II the presidents OF the various
federated clubs OF the city In requested
20 appoint one from their membership
10 act ON each Of the above named com
mi,tees and kindly report such appoint
ment NJ the meeting of the federation
Saturday, March 3.
Presidents of clubs are also urged u
notify their representatives OF attend
ancc at the federation meeting as Their
are a number ~ things, vital ana con
Heauontial which now call for considesa
tion and attention.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-27

afternoon at three o'clock with Mrs w.
x. HuiHphFlea. 1907 Ic Folk street
The early part Of the afternoon was
devoted Ia business and II was voted
hat the club endorse Mrs. Carl Good
man ~ Alternately. formerly Miss Guy
Harding Of this city. ms candidate TO
the presidency Of the First District 81
Federated clubs. In the election which
y IN h. held soon. Several courses OF
tudv were also discussed. iva of which
the study Of the short story and u
curse In preparation for citizenship.
At the close ~ the business session
Mrs. 8. II. Madden gave an interesting
discussion OF The York Cathedral and
later social hour was enjoyed.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-27
Reception a. he Given For the Proies
sionai aud business Women's
C,uh of Amarillo.

ON next Thursday evening. imme'
dIatcly following the silver ten that is
being given by the Methodist ladies' nj
the home NJ Mrs g T, oliver. 1908
Tyler street. reception will h. held
FOR the Professional and business Won
ems club Of Amarillo. An interesting
program viii begin at 7:ao o'clock. and
later social hour will he enjoyed
Those In charge are urging all thu
church ladies 60 attend this reception
especially the members ~ the Belle
Bennett and Missionary Societies.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-27

the winds bcar the cry afar. liut In the
sung they will arise from the depths
~ the lake Ter YOU: YOU viii hear the
steady and regular beat ~ their pad
dies. aud see the diamond spray drip
of In the moonlight M they pass. once
again, In their ghust-cnnOc. \ violin
IMPLYING the wind. " you JiO,tv
echoes the roft hnrmonics of the nc
con paniment. which rock Ia ana fro on
harpchOrds. between the major key
and it's relative minor, In and out ~
that singular domain musicians know
az the added sixth" chord and it, de-
rivutives.
Flute Fantaaa-A Cheyenne melody
used
Pueblo Songs Lullaby from the
Taos Pueblo Indians" ~ Pueblo
Spring Song"
Songs from the yellow Stone.
Notc-Thcse are not Indian melodies,
hut they are close Ia the native en-
vironmcnt az the Indian.
Finale-Ccremonia Scene introduce
ing the Invocation of the SUN God and
the Fire Dance.
Notc-Ail songs are published by the
Thon. Prcssor Music Company. ~ Phil
adelphia.
The costumes are correct reproduc
TONS at the oneida dress worn by WON
en- - that tribe 200 years ago.
\ Yakima dress with medicine shells
Tor decorations
M Alaskan dress trimmed with fur
| hobs.
The following songs may be selected
from "Scngs From the Yellowstone:
| \ Mountain Madrigal. The Eagle and
the Lark. My Collie Dog. Farewell
! Cabin Mine.
Mrs Llcurnncc II known among the
Chippewa Indians ~ "Nah Nice" mean
ing Little Sister She was christcncd
nd adopted In the tribe In March. 1915.
Peter Grjcnsky, "a Chippewa. gave hef
the name and osficintcd.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-27

flute depicts In q most pleasing man
ner. The sighting II the winds. the cry
IT the wild birds. aud other lures 81
~. hir. dnr, forests
Al local lovers IT the historical and
beautiful IN musir az" looking forward
a. the i.irurdncr engagement with the
kcenesi enthusiasm aud interest. I'm
doubt,dly II viii afford q rnr" and won.
dciful uuportunity to get u better IN.
Outstanding Il IN. heart aud soul of
the first American"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-27
Ilerran Fidelis Class. 81. White Deer
Baptist Church Gives First
Annual bnnulIet

One ~ the most enjoyable occasions
given this season was an elaborate four
course banquet. given by the Berenn
Fidclls Class Of the new First Baptist
Church Friday evening. February lSth.
The class met az $50 y. m. In the
narlors of the church. where they were
entertained with games. after which
hey were ushercd 10 the banquet room,
which was rcsplcndent with beautiful
ut flowers. plants and decorations Of
red. white and blue In keeping With
Washington's birthday Little red hatch
.ts were pinned on each one with their
name written ON same.
Place cards and favurs were laid for
hirty.eight members and guests. The
ables were arranged In a scmi.circle,
PRESENTING beautiful picture, with the
many smiling faces rejecting the hap
piness ~ the hour.
W. W. Evans acted as master OF cerc'
monies In his capable wny. Mrs. j. w
Wells gave the address ~ Welcome,
which was responded TO In AN able man
ner by Prof. W. +. Graham, superln
tcndcnt of the Sunday School. a mum
Der of splendid toasts were given b,
he members. Mrs Neal Edwards de
lighted the audience with a humorous
reading. George Washington's Birth
| law" Miss Esther Mayfield rendered
,olo In her own sweet way, with Mis-
Willie Mack Foster al the plano.
The Rercan FldelIs Class II only sevel
weeks old. yet they have an enrollmcn
" thirty.slx young men and young II
dies. Each member IN progressive. 40
grcssive and jealous In their differen
luties Ia make the class success, an
We predict Tor them "A great futur'
being highly organized and closely rcla'
ii with the Southern Baptist Convcr
ion work. The officers are w. W
Evans. president. Mrs. Kate Edwards
Sirst vice president Miss Addio Cofi
nan. second vice president and chni'
nan az the social committee; Charlie
Overstrcet. bcncvOlence; Miss Haz'
Edgar. crotary.trcasurer, and Mrs.
W. Wells. teacher.
Guests of the evening were Misse
Dauer. Foster Mayfield. Messrs. Hol
kins. Enochs. Rev. and Mrs. Keller an
Prof. and Mrs. Graham, Mcssrs. J. "
Wells. a. W. Butler, J. ID. Edgar an
I. A. Overstreet.
The banquet Is to be- an annual a
fair
Much credit il given Mcsdames Be-
nett. Butler. Edgar, Cragi and owe
street for the excellent service while
L made the banquet success.
The program and menu follows
;.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-27
Keep Your Nose Clean

Common colds are infectious and
dangerous check them M once 10y US
ing Mayr's Pine Nc,dlc Balm \ pure.
natural product - IN" northern pines
The many flu and pneumonia eases In
the last few years should b" a warning
"a take prccnuiion against colds. Cold
germs will not thrive Ia a nose that y
kept clean and Wholesome. MaNr's fin'
Needle Balm II as soothing and refresh
ine ~ a breath II pine foros, mountain
air. Cat,rrh. which II usually the o"
suit II neglected colds clears up quick
IN when this beneficial pin" fragrance
is used. Sold In twu sizes SOC ana eM
tubes Free trial hy writing Geo ~
Mayr. 2ie West Austin Ave. 'hic'e"
Mavr's Zine N,cdle Rain Is Cor sale h'
Randall Drug Company and dfugris''
everywhere.
...Nss.aa aRntfI IN
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-27

many lovely aud dainty birthday gifu
from her many friends
Judge and Mrs e. e. Small. Of Web
ington. were the guests ~ MIR aud Mrs
y. NJ. Neal. 1900 Polk street. durins
the Buyers aud Sellers Convention.
Judge Small has returned home, but
Mrs. snall viii spend several werkH IL
the city
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-27
SERIAL Notes and Personal Mention

Mrs. NJ. g. Gucrrc. Of 1878 Taylo'
street. IL suffering from a broken rib,
due a. fill several days ago.
Mrs. Walter A. Allen, 81 Dallas, Tex
~. viii arrive this morning 90 be- the
guest e Mr.. and Mrs ], u. Dooiey.
1910 Van Buren, Street.
Little Miss Kirk was the recipient oi
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-27

The e. ID. C.s will meet with Mrs.
Iiahb. 1901 Harrison street. an Friday,
March I. and the following program
viii ha rendered:
Roll Call Answer with current
events.
Thomas j Jackson. the Christian Sol
dier-Mrs. Mckinney
Charleston aa southern Literary
Ccnter-Mrs. W. 4. Hopkins.
MuNig
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-27
Little Miss Catherine Kirk Eniertains
With Iinc Party In Celebration
Of Her Eighth Birthday.

Little Miss Catherine Kirk entertain
Cd with lovely line party Saturday
morning. February seth. In honor of her
eighth birthday.
The little guests assembled at tue
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-27
The Athenasum Club

The Athenaeum club will meet on
THURSDAY afternoon, March .. with Mrs
Ernest Miller. 1906 jackson street, Mrs
]. C. Dickie will h. leader II the after
noon. !, is urged tina, all members Ia
pr.sent ma there viii he election of off
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-27
The philharmonic Club

The philharmonic club will meet
with Mrs. Harvey Crudgington. iIio
buchanan street. at s3o o'clock Mrs.
Crudgington and Mrs. Parker viii act
ns hostcsses OF the afternoon. All mem
hers are urged To attend.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-27
sunbeam Program. First baptist Church
SUNDAY, February eth.

sunbeam Program. First baptist Church
SUNDAY, February s5ih.
The Sunbeams ~ the First Baptist
church will meet an SUNDAY afternoon.
February 27th at $3.50 for the following
program:
Toplc-Our Country.
Song America.
prayor--ioader.
Bible Story-Charlotte Allen.
God Giving Country To Ills Pc ,pli
Leader.
Song. Count Your blessings"
Rnll Call-Answer with verse Love
Thy Ncghbor aa Thyself" offering.
Bible Quiz Paul Knupp.
BUSINESS.
Piano Solo Mildred Williams.
Reading Ellen Lucille Bruncr.
Song Esiolle Short
Closing Mizmih.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-27
The THURSDAY Forty two Club

The Thursday Forty two club will
meet on Thursday afternoon nj o'clock
with Mrs. ". G.. Kenyon. 1000 Pierce
street. A full attendance II urged.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-27
Ia Cosiura club and Needle club b.
Meet ln Joint Sesslon

Ia Costura club and the Needle club
will meet In joint session, ON Tuesday
afternoon at . o'clock nj the home Of
Mrs. n. T.. Smith. 1890 Jackson street.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-27

Jack Wheatley. SOFA West Seven
tenth street Miss Gladys Seewald
VIII bc leader Of the afternoon. II ~
urged that all members be- present.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-27
Rirtl, Notice.

ON Monday evening February glst.
N baby girl arrived a, the home of MIR.
and Mrs. Hugh Tolleson. 1908 jefferson
street. The name Of Mary Anne has
bccn given Ia the new arrival.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-27
III Felir Club.

FL Fel,z Club will meet on Friday aft.
ernoon at 2:3O o'clock with Mrs. Fred
Wagner, 1919 Fillmore street a fun
attendance In urged.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-27
The Round Dozen Club % Meet

The Round Dozen Club win meet at
the home Of Mrs. Is o. Taylor, 1901 Van
Buren, street. at o'clock Tuesday after
noon. Al members are requested TO at
tend.
Additional Society on next page.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-27
=&:= Society Womens Features Churches ::==
Latest and Beet
Of Everything

with Mrs. smith and Mrs. Porter Tn
derwood an hostessea. A fun ATTEND
ance IN urged
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-27

The J. q. q. Club
The J. 4. a. Club will meet on Thurs
day afternoon at o'clock, with Mrs.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-27

RNNDN DRIG 90.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1921-02-03
HOTELS MUST USE PURE WATER
List Of Resorts Complying With
Boards Order Will BE
Published

Resorts throughout Kentucky will
not be given permits to open up next
season, or in the case of those which
ere open the year around, to con-
tinue to operate unless the drinking
water that they use is absolutely
safe, unless they have an adequate
system for the disposal Of sewage,
and unless their kitchens and dining
rooms are screened against flies.
Notice to this effect will be formal
ly given all the resorts Of the State
by DR.. A. T. Mccormack, State
Health Officer, Louisville, and later in
the year DR.. ]. I. Whittenberg, State
Sanitary Inspector, will visit the re.
sorts TO see that they have made or
are making plans to comply with
these requirements.
This action was taken by the State
Beard Of Health after DR.. McCor-
mack had received a letter from the
City Health Officer at Cincinnati in.
forming him that everyone Of the
seven members Of a family which
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1921-02-03

endeavoed i've sare rehearsal of the prac
teal relations between white black the
dcon Of slavery the American
No disagree with the facts Of history they
investigation but there who will disagree with
the proposition that the difficulties solving the problem
along social and political lines natural and legitimate There
those who will claim that these difficulties have been
gated such claim resolves itself another theory ad
voated by absentee refomers and not satisfactory answer
practical situation Wherever the civilized world inter
analogous existing in the
South relations much strained and in
many instances have broken into for
We maintain that the question in the South far
possible where distinctly different living together
will be solved II will be solved by the South
ITSELF for there where the lives and there is where
thousands Of white people working faithfully to bring about
amcab and satisfactory relations between the The
Souths taking both expensive 1t
costs maintain school systems than single system
II make separate provisions for the two
all religious educational and social affairs The South believes
highest good both will from her plan and
willing TO bear the extra burden.
DR. Tukegee Alabama the able of Booker
T. Washington quite optimistic the growing spirit of
daly Tuskegee always maintained
ladder the only by which the
other climb into sefrespect and world
recognition Legislation party CONTROL social elevation will
gain footing individual who not able
his merit Increased efficiency in production and
thrift the prime essentials for bringing the negro to
higher levels
through education The educators of the
realize that the South FORCES ahead they
equip keep apace else he will become
Five hundred thousand dollars contributed from
the Southern Centenary fund to the of
Southern Baptist Association recently
There cooed
thorough training teachers mechanics printers
contractors lawyers doctors and editors
The per capita public school in all the southern states
Is the same colored children Examinations
for the and in most the sal
the The last state legislature Of Texas appro-
priated four million dollars for the public schools Free text
books were provided the entire state for all children both
white and black is the for colored chill
children The oored children in south
en state get their proporonae of the public which
in the majority than they into the county
treasures
Conferences Of better relations be-
ING held At all these conferences awess
ness nchng ded menace to civilization
Every earnest citizen condemns ynchng II becomes
nvery community that it, The number
Of nchngs throughout United States smaller during the
past year than being made handling
the race problem hope the time will when the father
hood Of God Of will be realized among
all the peoples Of the earth.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1921-02-03

10 the other. IL often able to avoid a
disastrous strike.
OF course. such woman must I'M
derstand the proper installation Of
st-rooms. the managing OF luncheons
at cost. the proper airing and warm
ing OF the workrooms. But even more
necessary Is II that she should have
the power 10 win the confidence and
respect OF those for whom she works
She must be known 10 be fair and just,
and she must join sympathy and hui
NOR In her makeup II she is 10 succeed
In making both sides believe In her.
you've got 10 be human clear TO
the marrow OF your bones" one woman
who has the welfare of thousand
employees in her charge said TO me.
There isn't job in the world
would change for this one. but make
no mistake. It's full Of pitfalls and it's
hard work The girls here come to
me when they won't go 10 their own
mothers with their troubles, because
they know there isn't a thing I
wouldn't do for them II It's right to do
H. And ! feel every day that I'm do
ing something worth while"
Any woman would feel the same
And women who have the type Of per
sonality that win tell In welfare work
should train for lit In really Q great
opportunity.
tCopyrighl