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Newspaper

Amarillo Daily News

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 10, 1933

Page

2

Bishop Grants New Trial For Boy Robbery Youth

Loy Brown, 15, was given a new trial by District Judge Henry Bishop after a jury sentenced him to two and a half years in Gatesville’s boys’ industrial school for holding up Charles West at the Fort Worth & Denver roundhouse and taking $62. The panel split with one juror pressing for a one month term, prompting multiple court returns before a full verdict was reached. The judge noted the case unusual and explained the prior terms and suspended sentence issues.

Loy Brown Henry Bishop Boys’ Industrial School Gatesville Charles West Fort Worth & Denver State Reformatory Reformatory

Mothers Guide Adolescent Independence and Obedience

Behavior problems reflect both child condition and parental attitudes. An 11-year-old mother asks how to foster obedience and handle tale bearing. The piece urges parents to shift from dictating to guiding, letting teens explore, while offering resources to illuminate the adolescent phase and its economic independence trends.

Westward the Empire motif set at Texas highway building

Austin dispatch notes the state highway building features three bronze reliefs depicting Indians, a prairie wagon, and a modern automobile, arranged to illustrate progress westward. Commissioner Ely objects to the north door placement disrupting the Empire motif, while Texas Centenniel plans advance with American Legion backing a bill for 1.5 million Centennial half-dollars to fund a Texas Centennial museum at the University of Texas with cooperation from Sen. Connally and Rep. Patman.

Austin State Highway Building Commt W. R. Fly Atlantic Ocean Ely Empire Texas Department American Legion Con. Wright Patman Tom Connally Congress University of Texas Legion J. E. Pearce State Game Commission Connally Texas

Funeral Services for Lillian Foster 16

Funeral services for Lillian Foster 16 daughter of Mr and Mrs E E Foster 616 East Eleventh Avenue were held at Boxwell Brothers Chapel with Rev J C Sisemore officiating Burial was in Lgino Cemetery

Lillian Foster E. E. Foster East Eleventh Avenue Boxwell Brothers Chapel J. C. Sisemore Tabernacle Baptist Church Lgino Cemetery

Instruction on independence and avoiding tale bearing

The text urges individuals to become independent, avoid parental echoes, and discourage tale bearing by not listening. It argues tale bearing elevates the teller at others' expense and should be stifled by inattention, as it deserves no receptive ears.

Pattern 459 By Laura Wheeler Pillow Design

Spring housecleaning prompts home improvement with an accessory. A pillow featuring an old fashioned girl suits bedrooms in pastel embroidery or dark porch cushions in lazy daisy outline and cross stitch. Pattern 15 by 20 inches with color chart. Send 10 cents to Amarillo Daily News Needlecraft Department 2 Eighth Avenue New York City.

Amarillo Daily News Needlecraft Department Eighth Avenue New York City

Downing Couple Mark 55 Years Married in Texline

Special to The News Texline June 9. Mr and Mrs O C Downing celebrated their fifty fifth wedding anniversary here today. They have lived in Texline since 1908. Mr Downing is 77 and Mrs Downing is 73. They were married in Wise County Texas and are native Texans.

Texline O. C. Downing Downing Wise County Texas

Mrs Fannie Anthony Buried in Llano

Services for Mrs. Fannie Price Anthony who died Wednesday in Oklahoma City were held at Polk Street Methodist Church with Dr. J T McClure officiating. Pallbearers were E S Burgess D W Owen W H Fuqua G G Ordway J Ray Otis Trulove B T Ware and Dr G J Nunn. Burial followed at Llano Cemetery under Blackburn-Shaw Funeral Home direction. Mrs Anthony widow of Louis Anthony, who died 12 years ago, they moved to the Panhandle in 1888.

Fannie Price Anthony Oklahoma City Panhandle Polk Street J.T. McClure E. S. Burgess D. W. Owen W. H. Fuqua G. G. Ordway J. Ray Otis Trulove B. T. Ware G. J. Nunn

Vacation Bible School Opens at Tabernacle Baptist Church

Tabernacle Baptist Church will hold its ninth annual Vacation Bible School starting Monday at 9 am for ages 5 through adult. Students and teachers gather today at 2 pm at the church corner of Sixteenth Avenue and Buchanan Street for classification and an auto joyride parade supervised by Rev. J. C. Sisemore.

Tabernacle Baptist Church Sixteenth, Avenue Buchanan Street J. C. Sisemore

The Capital Whirligig

Gibb Gilchrist state highway engineer notes with pride Moore Lynn report shows private use of state-owned cars by highway department staff is not extensive. Lynn cites 1928 and 1931 memos forbidding personal use and warning punishment for violators, including a maintenance supervisor suspended for a week.

R. W. Barry Austin Gibb Gilchrist Moore Lynn Lynn Margie Neal Carthage Senate State Highway Commission Gilchrist

Public Opinion Submissions Welcome at Daily News

The Daily News invites public opinion letters up to 300 words and asks contributors to avoid religious issues and personal abuse. Anonymous submissions will not be printed, and some letters may be returned. The editor notes delivery cannot be guaranteed.

Daily News

Plainview Letter Responds To Anonymous Critic

Plainview Texas June 9 1933 in The Amarillo News the writer rebuts an anonymous critic who accuses him of supporting Felix Robinson and Hoover while defending his past stance on Prohibition and characterizing the critic as cowardly for hiding behind a nom de plume. The apology notes the critic’s misrepresentation and asserts voting integrity in local and national matters.

Plainview Texas Amarillo Mr. Observer Felixbinson Ku Klux Klan Mr. Robinson Dallas County Hoover

Baptist Workers Gather Wednesday in Shamrock Meet

North Fork Baptist Association holds a special meeting at First Baptist Church on Wednesday June 14 with Rev. C E Dossey Rev Edwards and Rev C E Lances ter as principal speakers. About four to five hundred delegates from Wheeler Collingsworth and part of Gray Counties expected. program includes devotions evangelism Bible basis of evangelism Baylor Belton College for Women and related sessions.

Eyecal News Shamrock C. E. Dossey State Board of Baptist Evangelists Edwards Baylor-Belton College For Women C. E. Lancester Pampa North Fork Baptist Association First Baptist Church E. T. Smith North Fork The Baptist Church Wheeler Collingsworth Gray Counties Kay Bryan W. M. Lollar Dossey

Revival Continues With Dr G W McCall in Dallas

Dr G W McCall of Dallas will continue the joint Baptist and Methodist revival in the 700 block on North Pierce Street. Services are scheduled throughout the coming week with sessions at 10 am and 8 pm daily. A Monday 10 am service will fete old people. His topic is The Six Wonders of Heaven.

G. W. McCall Dallas North Pierce Street Hoover Congress Democratic House Roosevelt Observer Federal Reserve Bank Wall Street Mussolini Hitler Thomas Jefferson Andrew Jackson Horatio Seymour Frank Blair al Smith Mr. Clodherver Thomas Jefferson Tilson

Farmers Holiday meeting in county courtroom Saturday

A Potter County Farmers' Holiday Association unit holds a 2 pm meeting in the county courtroom with invited speakers from nearby counties. The item includes a long political letter by Thomas Jefferson Tilson criticizing Hoover Roosevelt policies, defends monetary reform, and attacks Democratic and Republican leaders, ending with Tilson's signature.

Potter County Farmers’ Holiday Association

JESUS ON THE CROSS LESSON AND MARK 15 SUMMARY

International Sunday School outlines the crucifixion narrative from Mark 15 22 39 detailing Golgotha the inscription THE KING OF THE JEWS and the crowd's derision the dividing of garments the darkness at noon the temple veil's rent and seven sayings from the cross. It emphasizes legal trials Pilate's role and the universal significance of Christ's death for salvation.

Golgotha Christ Israel Jesus Eloi Elijah God A. D Jerusalem Sanhedrin Palestine Pontius Pilate Pilate Kingdom of Heaven Earth Rome Damascus Gate Mark Paradise

Concession Spots Remaining for July 4 Ranch Event

A two day Independence Day celebration at Jack Hall's ranch has a few concessions still open. July 3 and 4 events are organized by Forty and Eight Hansons Post American Legion and Wilbur C. Hawk with free camping swimming and picnicking. A fireworks display costing several hundred dollars and dances both nights are planned to entertain thousands of visitors.

Jack Hall C. C. Gibson Hansons Post American Legion Wilbur C. Hawk

June 22 set for boundary between counties

Special to The News Borger Texas June 9 Judge Frank Elston announced that June 22 will be the date to set the boundary line between Carson and Hutchinson counties. The hearing will be held in Childress on that date, based on pleadings before Judge A J Fires. The court ruled the plaintiff must prove there is no valid boundary line matching the Carson County plea.

Borger Frank Elston Panhandle Carson Hutchinson Childress A. J. Fires Carson County

Schilling Coffee Men In Sales Meeting Today

Schilling Coffee Company representatives from across the Southwest will meet at the Herring Hotel at 9 this morning for a general division sales meeting. Charles Flammer and Clarence E. Miller will be principal speakers, coming from the San Francisco main office.

Schilling Coffee Company Southwest Herring Hotel Charles Flammer Clarence E. Miller Schilling Company San Francisco R. O. Greene Amarillo Schilling R. L. Perkins San Angelo W. F. James Albuquerque Co. B. Williams W. M. A. Faries Phoenix R. H. Stout H. F. Gobel Tucson J. E. Trask Pueblo C. W. McCord Kansas City L. M. Tolson Oklahoma City R. L. Poe Dallas H. C. Cooper el Paso Schilling Distribution

Hell Below at Texas Theater opens tense four day run

Hell Below begins a four day run at the Texas Theater with no price change. The year in making film stars Robert Montgomery Jimmy Durante Walter Huston and Madge Evans in a submarine wartime romance and a story of a lieutenant clashing with his superior officer.

Texas Theater Robert Montgomery Jimmy Durante Walter Huston Madge Evans Montgomery Huston Betwen Montgomery Robert Young

Decatur Boy Stripped to Underwear Wakes at Fort Worth Station

J W Hall, a Decatur youth, walked into an outskirts Fort Worth police station today wearing only his underwear. Authorities said he woke from sleep near a railway water tank after dreaming of cold winter nights and a warm bed. Someone had stripped him of all clothing except his undergarments.

Fort Worth J W. Hall Decatur

Two Arrested With Truckload Of Beer In Amarillo

Amarillo officers stopped a tarp covered truck on Line Avenue in the early hours Friday and recovered 100 cases and 2,400 Tivoli brewery bottles from Denver. The drivers C A De Jean and Ted Johnson of Ra ton New Mexico claimed shipment to Louisiana but lacked bills of ladings. They faced possession and transportation charges in Justice B R Clark's court with bonds set at $1,000 each. The truck carried a New Mexico license and both men remained jailed.

Amarillo Line Avenue Denver C. A. de Jean Ted Johnson Raton N. M Louisiana B. R. Clark New Mexico

Dust of the Road Sunday play at San Jacinto Church

The Sunday night one act Dust of the Road will be performed at San Jacinto Methodist Church during the evening service. Pastor Rev. Gaston Foote announced the cast including Mrs. Clyde Staves Wilbur Budd Alvin Exell and James Grimm. The play was written by Kenneth Goodman. The sermon preceding the service is The Court of Conscience.

San Jacinto Methodist Church Gaston Foote Clyde Staves Wilbur Budd Alvin Exell James Grimm Kenneth Goodman Court of Conscience

Fort Eight Forty and Eight Benefit Dance Hosted by Legion

Members of the Forty and Eight Hanson Post host a benefit dance at the Legion Home starting at 9:36 PM for ex-service men and friends. C. C. Gibson notes ceiling fans installed to cool the hall during the evening. Music by the Melody Maids Orchestra.

Hanson Post The American Legion Legion C. C. Gibson Melody Maids Orchestra

Young Ladies Sing at Bible Class at Texas Theater

Mrs Velma Sue Holmes and Miss Maurine Nisbett will provide special music for the T Newton Hill Men's Bible Class at 9 40 Sunday morning at the Texas Theater. Song services led by C E Eaton W E Gee and Rev Roy C are in charge of the lesson with Elizabeth Jameson on piano.

T. Newton Hill Texas Theater Velma Sue Holmes Maurine Nisbett C. E. Eaton W. E. Gee Roy C. Eee Elizabeth Jameson

Marian Martin Pattern Sale Ad For 9618 Gown

An Amarillo Daily News pattern notice promotes Marian Martin pattern 9618 for sizes 16 18 20 34 36 38 40 42 with specific fabric and ribbon yardage. It details a sheer print gown with scalloped seaming and a cape, and offers a pattern book at fifteen and book plus pattern at twenty five cents, ordering to 232 W 18th St New York NY.

Marian Martin Amarillo Daily News Pattern Department 18Th St New York

George Bates Improves After Appendicitis Surgery

George Bates of 1306 Parker Street is reported to be improving after an appendicitis operation at St. Anthony's Hospital on Thursday.

George Bates Parker Street St. Anthony's Hospital

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By Raymond Brooks Laura Wheeler Fannie Anthory Llano Whitney, Mer Shamrock Jesus ON the Cross William Burnet Wright D. D Health Department Journal of American Medical Association Schilling Coffee Men
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