Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-05
CLARENDON ENTERTA|Ns
MOTHERS CONGRESS-
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I Nil'h states.
Frank u. Jamison s"crotary.managcr
~ the Panhandle Plains Chamber ~
Commerce was introduced and gave q
speech r"plot. with wit. humur and
good. sound sense. lie declared that
Mothers councils az. older than thu
date printed In connection with the
program would Indicate lie stated that
his own mother had the faculty Of call.
Ing u council quite number NJ years
ago. bringing the members together.
assessing and administering the pen.
aliics IN measure unfprgott.n by him tn
~. present day. Mt. Jamison paid
pretty tribute to HE mother. and drrlar.
I'll himself IN hearty accord with the
great work being accomplished by tn.
organizations Jointly In session IN this
city. lie referred lightly to the mem.
bcrs 81 the Amarillo party. and not In.
frequently brought rounds ~ laughter
from hts interested auditors
Hon. lie" Satterwhi,e was introduced
by IN" tuas,mast.r ~ being from Pan
handle, the "on Ci,y at the T.sa,
Plains. I'm responding 10 the in,roduc
tlon, Mt. Saiterwhitc expressed pleas
ure and declared that the POSTMASTER
had predicted some statements about
IN. Panhandle city oil field MIR. Sat
tcrwhi'" expressed the belief that IN.
Carson field viii become the greatest In
Texas. lie Landed his home town" and
declared IA. Panhandle city women e
b. among the fairest and most Lowell,
on earth. lie invited the Who'll. 81 IN,
gathering 10 meet and know the Pan
handle ladies' approximately a dozen ~
them being present at IN. meeting Mr.
Satterwhisc then declared that th.r,
wcr. wom.n's clubs during his child
hood-onc IN his fathers hous. ~ which
his mother was custodian and wieider
lie declares that Ia this COED day, h,
has a lingering recollection ~ the clut
and with what painful accuracy hi
mother Laid II.
The last speaker on the toast program
gas Mrs. Chamberlain " the John Tar
'eton college. who declared responsive
% Mr.. flraswsll's statement that IN,
was placed at the end 81 the program
nut Of Difference Tor the fact that "wo
nan always has the last word" that sh'
|. unable To determine JUS, why IL l.
woman always has the last word
She suggested that she has In her mind
Two reasons and IN unable to decide
which IL correct: Whether II IN lie.
'ause a woman M cxhausts the subject
that there is nothing more 10 he said
1r 81 exhaus,s the man H. the saying "
q. tina, he has not the nerve 90 tcmer
~ to reply" This witty little turn In
Mrs. Chamberlain's talk. gave place for
I pleasing tribute To- the Plains Country
Z Texas. She expressed great love for
al this section IL the state. and told
magnitude II Il. by telling a pointed
md pi,hy little story ~ expanding dis.
'ances. Her remarks on the beauties.
he potential greatness ~ this territory.
brought forth marked applause.
The luncheon ever. the afternoon SEES
zion was resumed. cmbodying reading
{ the minutes. music. following the in
'ocn;ion by Rev ". H. Foster. Then
vas scheduled an address Message
rom the National Congress ~ Mothers
md Parent Teachers Association" by
Mrs. :. VI. y Mars. Austin. State Pres.
dent. \ vocal duet was given by Miss
Hyrtha Huuk and Rev. Mr.. Foster. An
ddrsss was given by Miss Katherine
Gray. assistant state superintendent OF
public instruction. Austin. This was
followed by various interestin. reports.
Promptly az six o'clock most ap.
petixing dinner was given by the Clar.
sndon College served NJ the Young Ia.
lies Home This dinner was one ~
he distinctive features ~ the opening
lsy and will be long remembered wS,h
pleasure by ,hosc In attendance.
At the conclusion OF the dinner. the
GLOWING program was rendered. begin.
ling NJ eight o'clock:
Presiding--Nirs. y. NJ y. Marrs. State
President.
invoca,ion--Rev Joe a. Smith.
Music--Pano Solo. Mr.. II. c, Taylor.
Musical Director Clarendon College.
Reading Miss Martha Houk.
Address. THE Child Thou Gavest Me"
Mrs. W. Chamberlain.
Music-Iluartet.
R.port-.Mrs. John T. Sims. District
President
Vocal Solo-Miss vcima SOU Green.
Adjournment.
Following Is the announced program
Tor the closing day II the session:
Thursday Morning. $40 o'clock.
Meeting District Board Of Managers.
$50 O'Clock
Presiding-Mrs. Edward Kneelands,
| vice.President at.large.
Invocaiion--Rsv. l.. l.. Swan.
Reading -Settie Sims.
Reading ~ the Minutes.
Three Minute Parent Teachers Re
ports.
Address-aliss Helen Higgins. Assist
mt Home Demonstration Agent. a. 4
". College, College Station. Texas.
Piano Solo--Miss Radie Britain.
Address,. l.. Pope. Amarillo.
Address. Life Membership. Mrs
ineeland. State Chairman.
Adjournment to High School Building
Luncheon at High School Building.
Thursday Afternoon. Two O'Clock
Call to order--Mrs. J. =. Hartford.
Presiding.
invoation--Rev. r. y. Millholiand.
Reading ~ the Minutes.
Music. Vocal solo-aIrs. Sam Bras
well
Address Of wclcome-Mrs. I'hoeba
X Warner. Claude.
Report from State Thrift Savings