Community Notes and Social Roundup in Amarillo
Local column records visits and vacations of Amarillo residents with relatives in Fort Worth Dallas Mobile and New Orleans. It lists birthdays and family updates at multiple addresses, plus cooking tips cauliflower main dish and a brief notice on Major Terrell moving to Roswell and new staff at the E A Black Construction Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. C. Terrell
Judy
Roswell
Terrell
Patsy Moore
J. M. Moore
Harrison
Guy Nickson
Robert Haynes
Parker
Northwest Texas Hospital
W. R. Howard
Pierce
Philip S. Thompson
Madison
Joe Gutierrez
North Cleveland
S. O Callahan
Jackson
C. O. Williams
Wayside
Hereford
Arkansas
Tennessee
C. F. Ward
Dan
Philip
Curtis
Stella May
Douglas
Dallas
Ward
E. A. Black Construction Company
West Third
Nettie Young
Portales
Forest
Foot
L. C. Woody
West Tenth
Rio Grande Valley
W. W. Woody
San Antonio
Jo Johnston
Horace Mann School
Classroom Teachers of
Amarillo
Fort Worth
Maxwell's ministry changes spark city reactions and trials
The article notes Maxwell's sharper Christian discipleship after a personal crisis and a shift to suffering-based imitation of Jesus. It details impacts on individuals like Mr. Powers, a dismantled L and T R R employee, and mentions broader social changes and rumors of a railroad receivership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maxwell
Jesus
Peter
Christ
Caxton
Powers
L and T. R. R
Commission
Funny Angles and a City Paper Crisis
The writer details Powers as the principal offender who has resigned amid receivership, while the superintendent returns to telegraph work. Milton Wright and Norman play pivotal roles, with Norman risking fortune to reform his paper for Christian readers and Wright earning clerk loyalty during illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Powers
Maxwell
Norman
United States
Raymond
Jesus
Milton Wright
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Amarillo Globe
Texas
Zack Fine
Tyler
Donna Bell Dodd
Daingerfield
Betty
College
Patsy Dinan
W. S. Dinan
Christian College
Columia
Bettie Pauline Jesse
Columbia
Betty Pauline
Frank Jesse
Hughes
Rerenns
DINKI
John Rowland
Alabama
Louisiana
Florida
Mobile
Bellingrath Gardens
Azalea Trail
Bob Crudgington
Sunset
New Orleans
Natches
J. B. Barnhill
Zeb Moore
Barnhill
E. L. Spurlock
Edith Nell Gunn
W. B. Gunn
Arch Road
William Lampe
W. F. Lampe
van Buren
William
Naval Hospital
Oklo
Rual Jones
Floyd V. Studer
P. H. Norman
Pitts Crudgington
Alice Jane Smythe
Louise Wyre
H. M. Jensen
C. H. Nunley
J. P. English
Pauline Lokey
H. J. Cobb
Henry C. Dowd
van Nuys
Cal
Cobb
Mr. Dowd
Ginger Owens
Sweetbrier College
Sweetbrier
Boston
Guy Owens, Jr
Tufts College
Wellesley
Mass
Washington, D. C
Ginger
Guy Owens
Walton Wilson
Richard Lee
Boise City
Okla
Wia
C. H. Wileman
Davis Tudor
Lincoln
Tom Gallagher
Chicago
Jack Golding
Lubbock
John Ward
Polk
A. B. Clark
Fayette, Mo
C. F. Moore
Miami
Havana
C. A. Cadwallader
Houston
Paul Cadwallader
Harvey C. Gray
Cadwallader
Henry Curtz
Clyde March
O. K. Higgins
Higgins Ranch
A. B. Morgan
Rosemont
Eldon Jones
Carolyn
Morgan
Mrs. Jones
Earl H. Mann
Wee Cheney
Serprise
KDOW
Eva
Coney Island
MR. Sasso
Almagordo Dowi
Our State Association
Los Angeles
Palm Springs
W. E. Harrison
Kansas
Dorothy Rhyne
J. D. Rhyne
Pleasant Valley
Northwest Texas Hospital News
Jane Perpitch
Aubrey Lewis
Pauline Sharp
Zonna Bonner
East Ninth
Elizabeth Nollner
West Twelfth
Tommie J. Chesser
Billy Glen Westerfield
George Timby
L Freimel
Umbarger
Metta C. Anderson
Julia Tanner
South Tyler
Ruby B. Green
West Thirteenth
Mae Walter
Rose Drive
Hilda Naugle
Stratford
Arthur W. Larson, Jr
Dalhart
Weldon Kirk
Floydada
Lois Riddlespurger
Western
Easter Ego Comics
Brannykins
Estey Company
Altadena
California
Home Town News
Offi
Jim Mann
COKEY
Joannie Wolfe
Gai
Chile
Loyd
East 7Th
Loyd Shackleford
Millwee's
By Angelo
Park City Liquor Store
W. 6Th
America
Eureka Spring
Amarillo Ice CO
Southwest
Georgia Streets
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