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The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1922-03-02
Cheese and Cracker Supper Dish.

Cheese and Cracker Supper Dish.
Spread milk crackers with butter
and cover with finely minced or
grated cheese; place in baking dish
until enough have been prepared to
serve the family. Cover with Gus
tard, using two eggs to pint OF
milk, one-eighth Of a teaspoonful of
salt and generous sprinkling of pap.
rika over all. Bake in moderate
oven until the custard is set. Do
not overlook or the cheese will be
stringy. Serve hot from the baking
dish.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1922-03-02
Tomato EnoIish Monkey.

Take one and one-fourth cupfuls OF
cracker crumbs. tive tablespoonfuls Of
butter and three-fourths of cupful
Of milk. Beat two eggs, add SALT pep
per, a pinch of soda, one and one-thlrd
cupfuls of cheese; add TO the scalded
milk. When the cheese has melted
add three-fourths Of cupful Of to
mato strained. stirring until well
mixed. Serve on hot toasted crackers.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1922-03-02
Graham Cracker Pudding.

Take four tablespoonfuls of butter,
add one-half cupful Of sugar, one-half
teaspoonful Of vanilla, the yolk of an
egg and pinch of salt. mix well. then
add three cupfuls Of finely rolled gra-
ham crackers, three-fourths of cup
full of milk, one and o9e-half tea
spoonfuls OF baking powder; lastly
fold In the well-beaten egg white. add
one-half cupful Of dates cut in bits
with the stones removed. Steam for
one and one-half hours. Serve with
hard sauce or whipped cream.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1922-03-02
Uncommon Sense
BY JOHN BLAKE
KIND OF INTEREST

A SIX the man Of affairs what he is
A~interested In and he will prob
nhly foil Won.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1922-03-02
AS'sffii AS{;''ssfican
@.LeSion
Copy for Thu. pep.r,m.n, supplied b,

tCopy for This Department Supplied b,
the American Legion News ssrvics)
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-13

as her strength collapsed: with the
aid Of some woman. unknown TO
him. but who lovingly called her
Agnes and ksssed her cheek. he
bore HIS mother thru the door at
the back OF tho room and away
from the hubbub behind them to
where they could bs quiet and
alone.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-13
The merit thing he knew pairs Of feet dangling
= L

Great gingersnapsr' cried Mfr.
PIN PIN. springlng UP and busting
himself Off with his napkin. Some.
thing has happened on top of the
earth. and II I am not mistaken, II
has happened 20 Nancy and Nick"
50 he called Kip. his chief helper.
and they got ladders and crnwled up
out Of threo.cornered doorway.
And sure enough There were tho
Twins with only their heads stickinR
out Of the mud.
wei. I deciarev' exclaimed Mr..
PIN PIN. This Is nice pickle to
find you in"
Nancy and Nick were so glad 20
aeo their old friend that they both
began 20 talk Mt once.
"Oh. Mr.. PIN PIN. wore 80 glad
you came. You see F'iap.Doodie was
50 hard TO catch and tho automobile
from the Dingie Dell that tho old
wizard who owned tho donkey"
Help .Ielpr' cried the Brownie.
man. sticking his fingers into ais
ears. You're making me so dizzy
with so much talking that I'm likely
TO fall in the mud. tool Besides
don't understand word OF Il.
kip. go and tell a hundred Brown
les 10 bring shovelB and dig THESE
two youngsters out"
Go BE Continued
Copyright. 1922. 10y Seattle starr
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-13

FIap.Doodle had dumped Nancy
and Nick into mud puddle. and
there they were up 10 their necks.
They couldn't wish Themselves out
Of II because their magic Green
shs~s had come off In the mud
Under the ground Mr.. PIN PIN.
the Brownie. was just about 10 eat
his dinner when suddenly the roof
Of his house caved In right on top
OF his dining-room table.
The next thing he knew. two pairs
Of feet we're dangling right IN front
Of his nose and four Green Shoes
dropped plump into the soup tureen.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-13

turned away tho flames from the
town.
He himself worked tireiaasly In
the fire lines with axe and spade,
and when word came that two OF
his men were missing and probably
had fallen and were lying overcome
by smoke and gases. close In from,
OF the flames. no went In ana
brought out ono man and returned
for the other and never came back.
Days later. when the fro bad
burnt out. and men were able at
last 20 20 thru tho black. srnolder'
ing region. they found his remnins
beeide those Of the man for whom
he had returned. Identification was
not easy; but soon the wires carried
20 Chicago the information that the
old man had boon. beyond doubt.
Lucas Cullen.
Bennett brought the message to
his father at the office.
He went with his boots on" saif
Luke. winklng wet eyes. That's
how he'd like to no. And--weli.
boy. IL Couldn't DC htAAti AHeH ef-'e'
Ethel and Barney received tho
news together,
Il knew grandfather wouldn't 20
without doing something" sho said
proudly. "You see. he can better
face them all nowf'
Yes" said Barney; and no knew
she meant her father and mother
and his own grandfather OF the
Book Of Mormon. and Layior and
Kincheioe and oulnlan of the fam
ing torch.
II guess" Ethel said. "cld J. Q.
can put out his torch. ! can't think
that ono fine act at tho end can
change one ali AZ once: but its
something begun which. over there.
must have power 20 go on"
THE END.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-13

nation seemed 10 stiffen Peggy into
fresh purpose.
She rose dramatically, drawing oil
eyes by her manner. made possible
by the honoy.coiored bubbles in her
blood. Striking an insolent posture,
one hand defiantly on her hip In
good imitation OF Olive. Peggy
slowly crushed the fire OF her Gig.
aret.
Ladies' and gentlemen" Her
voice and manner were now clearly
an imitation Of Olives. Peggy had
been leading lady In the wig and
Mask" her school dramatic club,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-13
cuApTER XVIII

CHAPTER &Nlii
week later Ethel was IN Chi.
cago. rejolning Barney and Cousin
Agnes and learning that Lucas cul
len. Senior. tad rnysteriously disap'
peared. lie had not been seen after
leaving tho ssancc.
Ethel and Barney married six
weeks later, az the old house az 81.
Fiorcntin.
Bennett and Julia and their mother
came up for the service. after which
Barney and Ethel went West Agnes
returned 10 Chicago soon after the
Culiens went back: and old Sarah
Cullen remained at 81. Florentin
alone with the Indians until July
when, after weeks OF drought. the
forest fires, which had rested for
many years. swept thru the finder.
dry aiaahings and second growth OF
the peninsula and burned tho old
house 10 the ground. SO Sarah 70.
treated. perforce. 10 the homo OF her
older son to pray and wait.
Turnout the Western forests also
drought prevailed that summer.
Here and there the flames sudden
~ burst on two sides OF little VII
lagos. all but cutting OF escape. and
In one OF these places--ao the tolc'
graphed news felated--a huge old
man, strange TO the settlers but
dominating in manner and plainly
expert I'm why's OF fighting forest
fire. placed himself In command and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-13

with your kind per.r-mission I
viii give you n little imi.tay.shun Of
the wellknown dancer OF push
dances. tho star OF the Ten .Twent-
Thirt, senorita Olive Pitt sodamlnt
-Ohr'
A gasp OF amusement and yet un.
easiness followed.
Peggy's thrust was no bold. so full
OF wickedness. so clever for an anna
teur, that she attracted as vivid at.
tention as olive. only the latter re-
manned outwnrdly unmovod. save for
the slight smile In a corner OF her
mouth.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-13

Peg managed with few skillful
touches TO suggest the Apache
woman. Then, dancing with an i'm.
aginary partner. she shimmied and
shook her slim shoulders in really
good burlesque OF olives dance.
When she pretended to DO whirled
by her partner, her head snapped
back ludicrously. as tho Il were about
to be jerked off her neck. When In
the climax she was flung TO the floor
she rose with comic awkwardness,
one hand on am ostentatiously dislo-
Gated hip.
The audience roared In apprecia.
ton. Pegsy went on. She answered
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-13
"ENTER, THE FLAPPER"
.i;:::sssis.i.issi
Begin HERE TODAY

NO 12-PEGGY BURLEsQUES OLIVES DANCE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-13

Another pioneer at steilacoom,
who told many stories OF early
days. used to be school teacher,
not sheriff.
She Is a slender alp OF a
woman now. And while you
would just know. by talking 10
her. and by Elancing at the books
and magazines on her table that
sho is educated. and alive. and In.
terested In educational things, you
might find yourself wondering
how sho managed 20 handle
sturdy boys and glris In those
early days when things were so
unsettled.
Tho little teacher is married
now. but In the early days she
went TO the old convent at Stella
COON and the girls called her
Anne. Lots Of Seattle girls went
TO that old convent. too. tho Terry
girls among them. II was the
only girls boarding school on
Puget Sound, and girls came TO II
from Port TOWNSEND and Olympia
and even from Victoria.
Anne" sim has some Of the
beautiful fancy work she aid
while she was a pupil In that
school. md Peggy and David saw
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-13

BY ALTMAN
BY BLOSSER
BY CONDO

the cries for an encore by n bur
esaue Of olives Spanish dance.
AS she copied the whirlwind climax
the apex OF burlesque was reached.
Turnout her imitation she had man
aged cleverly to caricature Olives
gestures of wooing into crude and
greedy pursuit.
Her final gesture was to dive ae
Bobby. fling her arms brazeniy
about his neck and plant a resound-
ing smack upon his lips. which she
repeated again and again TO the yells
OF laughter
Go BE Continued
Copyright. is22. by Seattle Stas7
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-13

extended hands. kissed them fer.
vently.
All but Peggy applsuded. laughing
IN cxbilaration. olives dance was
no less hoady than the wine.
Flushed and radiant. like young
red rose. her beautifully modelled
body relaxing after its abandon.
Olive looked ms must youthful
queen In her first realization OF Inn
perial conquest. In contrast. Peggy
seemed a school girl who had ven
tured out OF her classroom among
grownups.
Winnie could have wcpt for her
so obvious was her defeat. But cour-
age and newly desperate determi.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-13
2far, Seattle :.
.FIoryAboR*.
- a. RNAbcl G lAnd2 s

Il. But I know you are anxious
TO hear about the school part OF
this story which has tho question
in It about tho whipping.
well. Ammo graduated when
slre was 1s. and NJ II she went
out after a school. Teachers were
scarce in those days and people
heard mighty little about the
trials OF the school board.
Each community had It's little
school house. built OF logs or
shakes. and n teacher II 1t could
pay one.
Lots OF THEM had school only
three months In the year. And no
teacher had regular boarding
place, she boarded around" that
is. spent two weeks in one family,
then moved on TO tho next and
tho families savo that much
board" as part OF the teachers
pay.
There were ~ pupils in MISS
Anne's first schools children
from years old up 10 the big
boys, the tallest OF whom meas
urcd an even six feet. And he--s
that tall one, Is both tho william
and the hero OF this story.
cro BE Continued
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-13

Begin HERE TODAY
Tho fiapper and the professional
dancer are fighting love duel With
BOBBY vAnDERPooL, wealthy young
man. as tho prize. The flapper.
PEGGY DEAN. has insisted on leaving
her parents apartment during their
absence and going to roadhouss
with Bob
,yIgNTE HOLLIS, her cousin. and
TED UAnItER, They arc Joined By
OLIVE BARAmfNTo, dancer. and her
partner, -,
DUNCAN LEE. Olive brings an sshibi-
tion dance 20 climax by hneelins ne
fare Hobby and extending her arms.
co ON WITH THE STORY
Bobby. like the gentleman he was
leaned forward and, taking Olives
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-27
NJ GiirtR II HORN To
Mr. MD NIsS. GIBBS

NJ and Mr., Percy Gibbs 81 sos Flor
ida Avenue are IA, proud parent. e d
..'by girl. - I
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-27
MANY ARL PiTRO>lLI>G
.NI.M tOt MY LIBRARY

Last saturday some no hundred ANA
twenty-five readers >isitcd the Potter
County Library during the daJ, which
more than proves the Importance and
worth Of .Ninarillos splendid new L.
lrary. ~ which new books are being
added each week. On the first VI Aug
ust. Mrs. White henderson. Librarian,
who will return 10 the city after a
months vacation. viii resume her du-
ties, which viii insure rapid progress
o. tho. tiling and cataltsung Of the
books ~ that time a large shipucu,
Of the latest faction win also bc placed
on the rent shelves, which were started
hy one Of the local clubs, by which pa
irons may HAY" access To the lates, and
best fiction at a nominal price. These
books that, arc rented Tor the small
sum Of ten cents per week, are the
only books IN the library that are not
tree. \ fun line OF magazines Vi Va
ried ntcr,St viii also br found un the
leading tables ty that time.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-27
VISITORS ARE H0N0SED
AT BUFFET SUFFER-.

Ilonoring Mr. and Mrs. Lee Davis,
who are visiting In ,hc ciy from Waco.
and Miss Lucille l.owudvs OF Beaumont,
Mr.. and Mrs W, Is Chandler enter.
tanned with a lovely buffet supper. sun.
day evening. at their home on l7O. Van
Buren, Street.
The homo was atirac;.vcly arranged
with cut flowers, aud following a de-.
licious supper, the guests spent an in
formal evening IN music and conyerSi'
ton
Among those enjoying the evenings
hospitality. including the honor guests.
wcrc Mr.. and Airs. Edward \. Temple,
Mr. and Mrs. &. Z. T.. Lowudcs. MIR aud
Mra Ralph II. Mitchell. Mr. and Mrs.
L. H. RoOs. Mr. and Mrs. \. s. StinnctL
Mr.. aud Mrs Henry Harding. MIR and
Mrs. G. n. llubbcll. Mr. aud Mrs. g. NJ.
Mccullough. Mr and Mrs. Henry
Gooch Mrs Proctor Misses Leah liar
rls, Gertrude and Margaret LOWudos.
Fchcc Stunott. Harriet and Dorothy
llubbcll. IN L. l.. McM,anS. and l,oss
Boyle.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-27
SOCIETY
ALvAn u. MEYER. EDITOR PHONE al
GODS GOLD.

rs James Edward Hungorford.
Happiness don't cost n heap,
But it's somethin' you can't keep;
Ii within your hearts n song.
You can hold IL Just ~ long;
nut don, try 10 keep II there
n was made for all To share.
An Il don't belong to you
God wants W. 10 have II, too.
II you're thlnkin' kindly things
Little thoughts, with angels wings
Turn 'om loose. an let 'cm fly
AZ us fcllcrs passin' by;
Give 'cih TO US. with "A smile.
Let us keep EN- for a while,
Then wen turn 'em back To YOU
An some others with EN-, too.
Mlscrs they can hoard their gold.
An IT'S soncthin' they can hold.
Without hurlin' you. or me--
II thcy want it-lct 'cm be;
But no one can happy live.
II they 'git'-an' never give,
80 Rhcn God show'rs on YOU
lie wants us 10 have en-. too.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-27
DELIGHTFUL. BRIDGE rtRTi
vt D.. =. NOGT HOME

Nlrs. y. j Nuvi entertained with
'lr,dE" part. Of pretty appointments
IuFsdit AFTERNOON 80 h'r b"W,. l.oeh
li'lUor. street
t"r ih' gu"st room decorations the
! ostsss called H. her ard SAY riot ~
richly tinted garden flowers. zcnias
dihlias. cusIuus and t,ith,Cy ferns Sn
ti'hs uf lisf.r. took llIrl iu the after
yo,u's games. which were greatly ,u.
.u,,d V IN ih-ir Interpretations e morn
conversation and music.
The % 90 SER, tstur. e beautiful Iot.
terry ilDw,r bowl. was cot hy Mr.. !,
". Lybrsud. Vhii, ia. consolation vas
Won ly Ma. Bernard r,rl. and i'uh tho
{ -IH uf dIr'. Vug hass't Later
refreshments oi lime shorbcrt and angel
..r. .,i, were served
r->---.rf-',,- -t-r--t- w. 80 --ft~rn->n
rt-.. N,s,Lnu,s Hrauk Drs r. Lsl,oy
Miller l. Y. Cr3dlt J. NJ. Lyrand, Il.
L. SIS a. y. \ kvck. Harold knapp.
NHu prl, Wuodlraf Clarence Williams.
'ih~rrrrd- Tel fri iiCl'c-,- and 7if~scr
Doris Sobl.s NDIn' ana y na 60
.-ham. Mildred Frances and lie.
lLyuia burgess U,rtrud" l.ywnu--
e'hclin, NJh MINI. Madden Sajie
rhud' curtis lmra,.l. WEI tud Nlr
Nl-tcrson
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-27
FINAL PLANS
FOR BAPTISTS'
ASSEMBLY MADE

Special 90 the Ncws
CANYON, July 2s--Final preparations
are hcing made Tor the third annual sos'
sion VI the Panhandle Baptist Assembly
which viii be held In the new encamp.
ment- grounds twenty miles sou,hcas,
III Canyon. August . 20 u.
Ecv u. =. Fronaoargcr. general man
.sgcr says the So Ginning pool. which IL
,u be- thirty feet wide 10 fct deep. and
quarter mile long is nearing compile
ton. only small amount of work Is 10
be done on the dam then the water viii
be- Let In the pool The dining room ~
completed 10 take care Of a limited num-
her who do not care 10 cook while there.
llwho can conveniently do so are urged
to do thelr vs,n cooking. The tabernacle
which VIII accommodate more than 1000
people viii bc up within . few days. \
large number OF smaller tents aud cots
Iarr on the grounds now.
Mr. l'rOnlbarg,r states that the main
problem tha, Is Ia b. faced Is to hold
the labUrcrs on the lob ON account Of thu
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-27

extreme hot weather and on account OF
The fact that the men are required 70
work 10 hours day 30 that the work
will b. completed by August ,, the limo
for the Assembly To open.
The complete program for ia" entire
session of the Assembl, with the spec.
ial lectures and leaders has been given
out by Rev. y. T.. Dawson. pastor 81 the
First Baptist Church at Tul a. The pro
gram follows: Sunday School-l'cv L.
n. Morgan. Normal Annual Miss Vera
Hunt. Plans and Programs Rev. l.. T
Burkhaltcr, Seven Laws of Teaching;
Rev. Harlan J. Matthew What B,ptists
Believe.
H. Y Il. u.-prof " l. Clements.
Senior Manual. Mrs \ . Thompson.
intermediate Manual: Miss Lucic
Sprcckcr. Junior Manual Rev " \.
Bowen. Training In Blulo study Sec.
rotary 4. !. Carson. Conference Work.
". NJ. L. Miss johnny Swami Al
the World In all the Mud. Mrs T. I.
Johnson. Conference Work.
Educational-lro, ideu' T.. q atwood
PrcS.d,nt J. \. hill, president O.. j
Sandefcr
Dvc,rlnal-Rcv L y Albums
Insp.rational- In George Green IN
W, u Virgin
Devotional. Re, Layton Maddox
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-27
MRS. NOCT ENTERTAlNS
MEMBERS OF 1921 CLIB

The members Of the 1891 Club were
delightfully."- entertained "Wednesday AZ.
tcrnoon al the home Of Mts. T.. J. Nogt
on 1909. FlllnoF, Street.
Thc ruoms thrown open to the guests
were beautifully and appropriately de-.
,rai,d with garden flowers and ferns,
aud at the close Of a merry afternoon,
attractive high score and consolation
iaNUrs were given. At . o'clock the
!ostoss served u delicious ice course 10
the members aud following guests. Mes
James Horace ID. Jones. HARRY Holland.
jan Bob Moorv. 4. \. ls,Db Alexander,
n Is. Collie 81 Ranger, James Daily.
carl Maynv. Van rcit, ". T.. Hopkins.
Ctag. ana Misses Ruin Stanley. All,ase
shillnmn. Winniy Mae Word 1nd JUse'
lhiuc Curtis.
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SOCIAL NOTES AND
Personal MENTION

" ~ Elizabeth Martin Of Clarendon,
Who has been the guest Of her aunt.
Mrs g. g Ferguson, fer several weeks.
J as returned home.
Mrs e. T.. Van llndlngham and
s.us. Charles. Robert and Billy. who
have brrn visiting Mrs Van Landing.
hams sister. Mrs z. G., Fine together
with other relatives and friends. have
uurncd to their home in Los An.
Gsl,s.
Miss Lucille lowndeS. who has been
The guest Of Miss GertruN' l.owndes
fer several weeks. and who during her
stay here has been the inspiration Of
many prvtty social aiia'rs.,i i.is rctorncd
q her home ~ Beaumont,
Nj aud Mrs Lee Davis left for
Waco Wednesday following a pleasant
visit with bishop and Mrs. Edward \.
TmnIic Of 2soO Harrison Street.
Miss Mildred burgess has returned
home from rlaiuyicw after a short visit
Nth Mrs. Morcy McGlaSSon,
Mss Edith Carter Of Lubbock il the
house CUES, OF Mrs Felix Franklin.
Mrs ". X. Collie ~ Ranger Is visit.
ing With her parents. MIR. and Mrs 4.
e.. Stanley Of 1891 Fillmore Street.
Mr. and Mrs G.. H. sullivan and
daughter Margaret. Mrs. !. NJ. Davis
and 4. 5. Davis left Thursday Tor an
overland camping "trip through Colo.
RADIO.
R,,. aud Mrs :. 4 laruos Of Paris.
wlo gcrr here during the illness and
u,5th of Mrs. D1ru,s father. the Rev.
g. & WAIT returned home Tuesday.
MIR and Mrs. T. g. wyatt aud son.
y &. Jr. 81 oklahoma. MI. aud Airs.
Ralph Kendall 90 Rmhcrfofd and : a.
Perry ct Croshyluu. have returned 10
q ,.r rrpr.til' hpups after attending
IT, funeral 90 tho Rev -. :. wyatt.
Miss Matte Iicll Jack. Who has been
t-uilug ~, summer months m Paris,
las returned e. the city.
tN-. Whit, il,nd,rson expects tu ar.
rive home TIL last ut this week. follow
ing months visit with her mother In
Ic,, North AIRS Henderson viii re
sumo her work as librarian In the Pot
iDr county Library on Angus, /.
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. &. Fountain of 60,
Fillmore Street, have as their guests
Mr. Fountains sister, Mr. and Mrs \
II. Sipos Of Oklahoma CITY.
Juug, lipr bishop Is ATTENDING
,Irf ~ Clarendon this week.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-27
CIRCLE TWO GINS
INTERESTING PROGRAM.

Circle No. Two OF the First Baptist
Church met Tor an Interesting program.
wednesday afternoon, In the church
parlors The subject Of the afternoons
study was Making a Home IN thu Ncw
Land" The meeting was opened with a
prayer 10y Mrs. J. II. Harris. and the
devotional part of the service was led
by Mrs. Ferguson. \ beautiful vocal
number was given by Mrs. II =. Hll.
ngslca. Mrs CroWnovcr gave an inter.
cstlng discussion OF The Long. Long
Trail uf the Immigrant Mrs q. Il.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-27
TABERNACLE BAPTIST ". W. L.
CIRCLES WILL MEET.

The following time and places have
been announced FOR the meeting OF the
circle OF the Tabernacle Baptist Church
W. NJ. L.
Circle /, with Mrs. T.. \. Warren. 1906
Pierce Street this afternoon al I.
Circle .. with Mrs J NJ. Malone. 7Oi
Eleventh Street. Friday AT 2:9O.
Circle J. with Mrs. l.. T. Borden 1911
buchanan street this afternoon,
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HAY :: :: FE
FOR HAY-FEVER
J.F. BROMER1, d. c.

Amarillos Original Chiroprsctor ns-
tablished five years Complete x-Rsy
service Phous iofssoso Ne~ iccs
Ton Western Building. across from the
court house
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Chmopractor

J. r. Bromert. ID. C.. established five
years. also N.Ray service. Phones
l0ss .e030. Western Bldg. Opposite
Courthouse.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-27

Farr,ll talked on The One.IIundred
Per Cent American" Miss Rosalee
Moore gave a short talk; violin mum
Der by Mrs. l.. II. Williams added much
to the pleasure OF the afternoon and
Mrs. X. ". Bcck gave a talk entitled
In Behalf VI the Interpreter" while a
delightful reading was given by Mrs.
A. l.. Ludden. The program was closed
with the singing OF THE star Spangled
Banner" In unison.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-27
REGULAR CHIl.DREN'S STORY
HOUR To he HELD SATURDAY.

Al children u The city bctwecn The
ages OF six to twelve are invited to at
tend the regular story telling hour sat
urday at $3.50 o'clock. In the assembly
room OF the Potter County Library. \
large host Of enthusiastic Riddles were
present last week.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-27

Early Morning Watch Services.
Muslcal--Mr. IL NJ. Keith. General
Director
Recreational
The daily program has not been an.
nouncrd al this time.