Store Growth Marks Formal Opening Tomorrow
A 17 year Amarillo grocery venture expands from a pop stand at 3100 West Tomorrow to an 80 by 45 foot brick building on Sixth Avenue with self service fixtures. A. C. Holly, a former Tennessee native, will open the new site. J. R. Pinkley leads the meat department and Clyde W. Sanders runs fruits and vegetables. The coin operated self service fee machine will operate two and a half hours daily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Holly
Amarillo
Tennessee
Sixth Avenue
Huff
J. R. Pinkley
Clyde W. Sanders
John Crudgington To Speak To WISC Government Classes
County Auditor Joan Crudgington to address government classes at West Texas State College. Crudgington will discuss county government in Texas and public service duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Crudgington
WISC
Joan Crudgington
Canyon
West Texas State College
Texas
Car Stolen at Ball Park Recovered on Russell Street
A 1948 Buick convertible stolen from George Small at Gold Sox Park was found abandoned near 615 Russell after a flat tire. Small’s car was recovered by Canyon police who located it early this morning, and Mrs. G M Ray of 815 Russell reported the discovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ball Park
Russell Street
G. M. Ray
Russell
George Small
Travis
Small
Gold Sox Park
Canyon
Amarillo
W. FP
van Buren
Price College Plans Show at Cardinal Roundup
Price College announces a two part program for its Cardinal Roundup with Indian Love Call sung by a Maid and a little chief role by Pamplin plus a Dan Cupid character. A second part offers gay nineties skits under Behind the Swinging Doors with tickets 60 cents adults 40 cents students. The event features a 50 voice glee club performing Monastery Garden and songs by Romberg Leibier and a fantasia on Three Blind Mice. A two piano team Detten Tyzskiewicz will play Rubinsstein Romance and Tschaikowsky March.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo
Texas
Jis
Charles Pamplin
Little Chief
Ingle
Mark Bar Fett
Dan Cupid
Rice College
Monastery Garden
Romberg
Leibier
Charles Detten
Andrew Tyzskiewicz
Rubinstien
Tschaikowsky
Cross L outfit’s long trail to profit and sale
Illustrated by H. D. Bugbee tells how the Cross L stock outfit endured heavy losses from faulty titles and levies, yet persisted with seasoned managers and sturdy cowmen. The herd stretched from near the Ratons to the Canadian Belt, facing harsh winters and market setbacks before turning a profit after 1900 and selling in 1903, closing its rugged chapter in Colorado.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Tod
Murdo Mackenzie
Ratons
Cimarron
Colorado Line
New Mexico
Bob Haley
Cross L
Colorado
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George Hammock
Madison
Beta Sigma Phi Sorority
E. L. Hunter
Toastmasters Club
Bobby Neil Jones
Maverick Club
Kids, Inc
Joy
Amarillo High School
San Jacinto
A. C. Holly
Denmark
News-Globe
Holly
Rail Travel
Santa Fe
U. S
Pullman
Chicago
Dearborn
Price College
St. Anthony's Star
Jeanette Albright
Hereford
Mib
Eeer
le 1400 West
Jean GY
Globe-News
H. D. Bugbee
Great Plains
West
Lits
Jjs
Crosses
San Saba
Nath
Jim
William Hall
Cimarron Canyon
Malpais
Capulin
Las Animas
Trinidad
Prairie Cattle Company
Edinburgh
Prairie Company
Britain
Scotch
Henry Miller
Folsom
Hell
Sie
Shamrock Oil and Gas Corporation
Amarillo, Texas
By J. Evetts Haley
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