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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 28, 1931
Page
3
The Globe-News invites entries for its Yard and Garden Contest with judging in June July and August. Enter by May 1 using the daily entry blank and mail to the contest editor. Mrs. John Rowland coordinates a plant exchange, promoting attractive yards.
Funeral services for Daniel Del bert Guthrie of Adrian will be held at 3 p m today at Polk Street Methodist Church Rev Ira F Key will officiate Guthrie 48 moved to Adrian from Claude six years ago Survivors include widow mother Mrs Rebecca Guthrie of Woodward brothers Frank Guthrie Henryetta and Ross Guthrie Oklahoma City sister Mrs Martin L Seibits Amarillo pallbearers Cecil Winder Lyle Goodwin Cliff Wimberly Buck Cook A L Kinzie Norman Jacobson Burial in Llano Cemetery
The Woman's Missionary Society of Polk Street Methodist Church will entertain church women at the parsonage on Wednesday afternoon from 8 to 5 o'clock. Circles one two three and four will be hostess. All women of the church are invited to attend.
Amarillo High School dominated the interscholastic meet held Saturday in Canyon. Twelve first places and three seconds set a new record, led by multiple wins in debate and declamation. Lola Pascoe Mary Kathryn Norman won girls and Gerald Brown Hugh Fincher won boys debate, with Sammy Green Hollis Schriber and Juanita McGee winning in extemporaneous speech events.
The Airosa yearbook at Senior High is being printed and should be off the press by mid May. Sponsor W. C. Vinyard notes 250 pages total with 28 pages for the feature section A Greater Amarillo.
The article notes multiple honors for Amarillo students in home economics and track events. Cleo West, Margaret Pool, Evelyn Marsh, Mary Bess Ransberger, Clarence Armstrong and Rosemary Selover formed a team placing second in individual contests. Ruth Butler won first in planning a child’s dress. The Amarillo team Floy Sparkes Juapita Duke took second in lunch preparation. In track five firsts and three seconds were earned including Andrew Buntin in 880 yards Wayne DeGrassi in the mile Burt Bufkin in the 100 and Kilgore in the javelin plus Kilgore and Fennemore plus ten others tied in pole vault.
In Troy New York residents push for a federal recognition memorializing Samuel Wilson the man said to inspire the Uncle Sam nickname They cite a letter from Lucius E Wilson great grand nephew tracing Wilsons 1768 move to Troy from Mason New Hampshire and his war period beef pork contracts with the army leading to U S labels on barrels and casks
Mrs. Harry Cole of Portsmouth Ohio shares a health recovery tale after using Cardus. She describes initial weakness and weight loss to 98 pounds, then weight gain to 124 pounds and renewed energy after several bottles. She urges other ill women to try Cardus and continues to use it as needed.
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