Around Town Notices and Visitors in Amarillo
A collage of local social notes, visits, birthdays, new arrivals and hospital mentions. Residents from Amarillo, Waco, Dallas and beyond are noted with guests, house parties, travels to Cheyenne and Billings, and newborns at Northwest Texas Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Williams
Sybil Jones
A. E. Herrmann
Harrison
Cheyenne
Wyo
Herrmann
A. T. Morris
Travis
Billings
Mont
Yellowstone National Park
Pagoso Springs
Colo
Robert Martin
Emily
Lucy
Dallas
Florence Harris
Monroe
Louis Websler
Hayden
Libby Cohodas
Dorothy
Ann
Elger
Los Angeles
Chicago
R. D. Wheelock
St. Anthony's Hospital
Glenn Cox
Prospect
McCampbell Price
North West Eighth
St. Anthony’s Hospital
Robert Mead
Northwest Texas Hospital
A. L. Bacon
Hundreds of School Garments Left in Cloakroom
The article recalls how hundreds of wraps and coats were abandoned in school cloakrooms each spring and summer. Unclaimed garments were stored, donated to needy children, with the Salvation Army and parents groups aiding distribution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salvation Army
George Waddill
Love Theme Opens Christian Science Lesson
The Sunday Lesson-Sermon for all Churches of Christ, Scientist centers on love. The Golden Text from 11 Corinthians urges perfection and peace with God, while 1 John 4:21 cites loving God and one’s brother. Eddy’s Science and Health states all humankind shares one Mind and Love, foreseeing universal brotherhood and the end of war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Churches of Christ
Scientist
Mary Baker Eddy
Sterling Gives Million Dollar Galveston Bay Mansion to Boys Home
Former Gov Ross Sterling and wife donate their three story 20 room Galveston Bay mansion to the Optimist Clubs of Houston to serve as a boys home. The Sterlings seek to dispose of the property for Texas people with a planning drive to raise 500000 for development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ross Sterling
Houston
U.P
Galveston Bay
Optimist Clubs
Sterlings
Texas
Special Bus to Legion Convention from Amarillo
Legionnaires should reserve the special air conditioned bus to Galveston for the department convention September 3 to 6 and back. Round trip fare is 16.70 by check to Otto Landis Box 404 Amarillo. Bus departs Amarillo 10 a.m. Monday and Galveston return times are 1 p.m. Tuesday and Friday afternoon arrival in Amarillo Saturday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Legionnaires
Department
Galveston
Amarillo
Otto Landis
Galeveston
Dallas Man May Be House Speaker
W. O. Reed a Dallas Democrat says he is assured the speaker nomination in the next Texas Legislature. Reed reports 78 House members will back him, exceeding the 76 needed. If chosen he would be the first Dallas speaker in 40 years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas
W. O. Reed
Friends
Texas House of Representatives
Reed
House
T. W. Holman Jr Receives Marine Discharge
T W Holman Jr son of Mr and Mrs T W Holman 814 Cleveland has received discharge after three years service with the Second Marines He trained at Amarillo High School and served in Okinawa Saipan and Japan as a private first class
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hubba
J. W. Sanders
Hughes
Sanders
F. H. Saunders
Waco
William R. Saundere
T Ww. Holman, Jr
T. W. Holman
Cleveland
Marines
Okinawa
Saipan
Japan
Amarillo High School
Buenos Aires Named Chief Railroad Center of Latin America
Buenos Aires is identified as the chief railroad center of Latin America in the report. The designation highlights the city as the main hub for rail traffic and logistics in the region, reflecting its strategic importance in national and regional transport networks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Latin America
Buenos Aires
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Billy Frank
H. B. S Sanders
Bruce
Bill
Columbus
Arthur C. McKay
West Twelfth
Valley Mills
Bun Raley
John 8S. Sticksel
Hugh Sticksel
Washington
Joe Bob Smith
Clarence Smith
Texhoma
Oklo
Bithday
Florence Neely
T. J. Fletcher
Billie Jo Lidia
Barbara Lil McCullough
James L. Farwell
Dwight Newby
C. P. Atwood
Alice Joyce Holley
Glenn Moore
Fillmore
A. W. Beckworth
Alderidge Warnick
James Stovall
Lincoln
D. D. Hornsby
Amarillo Army Air Field
Elmer McDaniel
Georgia
F Bawley
van Buren
W. M. Leachman
Nancy
Tyler
Denver
Estes Park
J. FE. Kidd
Parker
Lake City
Red River
Clarence Hughes
Pennsylvania
Flip. Ivey
Hazel Johnson
Mokey
Abilene
FE. W Barnard
West Eighth
Ivey
Mrs. Barnard
Arthur Huff
West Ninth
R. I. Wagner
Viola
Amherst
Wagners
Charles Wagner
Judy
Robstown
Huff
Wagner
T. M. Brown
Jackson
Mr. Brown
Ruth Balackerby
Tucson
Ariz
Martha
Okla
Conrad Lchaefer
Bryan
Lowell Miller
Louisiana
Lloyd Davis
Amarillo College
San Francisco
San Diego
Cal
A. J. Lehman
Taylor
H. N. Robinson
Liberal
Kan
Carol Fred
Maxville
Robinson
Lahman
R. H. Dilday
Wichita Falls
Echols Dilday
Mack
Bill Hall
Bill Merriman
Nicky
Matador
R. L. Jameson
Merriman
Ruth Jameson
C. W. Lindsey
Mississippi
Sherman
T. M. Lawson
Lindsey
Henrimae Christopher
Northwest Texas Hospital News
Troy Cecil
Rita Smith
George Sipes
Hillcrest
Surgical
Bobby Dean Reid
Abraham Latman
Borger
Floyd Murray
Hartley
Heath Furniture
Durniture Company
Clarendon
Memphis
Wan
MR Beloin
Nou
Opal
Boots
Mckee
Mello
Los Loco
Joakim
MR. McKee
State Hospital For the
HAY Ecou
Mark
Andy
Miss Peters
Lew
Drake
Hikved Ducens
Christian Science Services
Fagary and Skorten
Hanks l
Caroline Dakers
Long Sland
Globe
Johnson School
Johnson
Motor Investment Company
Motor Investment CO
State Department of Banking
Legion
T. W. Holman, Jr
U. S. Marines
Kare
Visto
Tamee
Ten
Gorman Weatherstrip CO
Florida
P.O
Wallace Bettes
West Texas
Boot and Shoe Shop
America
Sureka Springs
Arkansas
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