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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 07, 1925
Page
19
Construction starts this week on a one story brick building for H. A. Nobles in the 300 block of Polk Street. The 60 by 70 foot structure will be semi fire proof with cement floors, cost about 10000 dollars, and finish in roughly sixty days. Architects are Parker and Crawford. contract to C. R. Farra.
A large crowd attended the benefit dance at the River Road schoolhouse Friday night organized by local boys to raise funds for playground equipment. Ads note fresh Melons from Clarendon and general local business notices appear throughout, including real estate plans and exhibits at the Tri-State fair.
The Nash company responds to public demand by trimming features and improving yearly, creating a popular car line. Roy Cullum touts agency guarantees on used Fords, while Dodge roadsters and Graham trucks prove versatile. Chrysler and Rickenbacker names headline the era of pep and performance.
L King of Rector Arkansas visits his brother C E King while scouting relocation. E L Champion of Dalhart attends J M Radford sales meeting in Amarillo. Doc Odom to Memphis then Fort Worth for college. Dorothy Harris, summer student at West Texas State Teachers College, visits Amarillo. Charlie Hudson and Howard Lee return from Amarillo business. Mrs Maude Wilson heads to Waxahachie after Amarillo visit. she plans September return to Abilene for music supervision duties. County maps, 113 West Seventh.
East Amarillo report notes Glenwood Baptist church will hold 8 pm dedication services with roll call and Bible verses. Rev. J M Jones will preach. Glenwood W M T meets Thursday at 3 30 for missionary study. Dorothy and Martha Mophett return from Missouri to 400 Cherry Street.
East Sixth street resident left Saturday for Sayre Oklahoma to visit Mrs Torrances parents for a week. Mr Cleve Irby and family from Bisbee Arizona are visiting relatives in Amarillo. Mrs Melvin Blair of Vernon en route to Colorado stopped in Amarillo for a two day visit with cousins Mr and Mrs Joe Bowman Ed Ingam Mr and Mrs Harve Ingam and Mrs Lillie Gibler left this week for Colorado fishing trip. Use Red Star Flour for biscuits bread or cake.
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