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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 12, 1946
Page
10
Puny Pope's Service Station at Sixteenth and Washington pledges thorough car care "Give her the works" includes water, tires, oil, battery, brakes and lubrication. Cars are washed, dried, and placed in sun. Road service available with pickup, returns, and emergency dial 6801 for quick help in South Amarillo Magnolia Station.
Former WAVES may reenlist for the duration plus six months by contacting the Office of Naval Officer Procurement at 239 U. S. Court House Ninth and Grand Kansas City Missouri. Only certain rates are open for reenlistment and those reenlisted return to their former rates with the new pay increase.
Gatlin Glass Company at 417 East Tenth Amarillo announces arrival of beveled plate glass mirrors in various sizes and shapes. Mirrors priced reasonably and available for home use. Also offers door mechanism checks for cars and trucks to prevent glass breakage and ensure proper function.
Mr and Mrs H H Pharris of Spanish Courts and Mr and Mrs Frank Pharris of 2406 Hughes returned from Wichita Falls after attending the funeral of Mr and Mrs Boyd Pharris. They died from burns in an apartment house fire there.
Housewives praise Whiteway No 5 at 1110 North East Eighth for flour and corn meal shortages eased by plentiful supplies. Red pitted cherries and shortening back in stock amid best fruit and vegetable display this year. Meat market stocked with beef, hams, and dry salt bacon. Six Whiteway locations in Amarillo with air conditioned displays.
Nichols Paint and Wallpaper Co at Sixth and Tyler in Amarillo advertises the largest wallpaper stock in the southwest and a full line of interior and exterior paints. The store rents floor sanding machines, sells brushes, paperhanger tools, ladders, and a growing wallpaper stock as new shipments arrive. Mrs. Wallie C. Hall guides customers to choose wallpaper for any room from a wide selection.
Mrs. M. Killion, a Burnham Clinic graduate with 13 years of experience, offers electrolysis for permanent hair removal in Amarillo. Free consultations at 1224 West Eleventh Street. contact 22897. The Kree Method of multiple electrolysis is promoted as safe and physician recommended.
Lt. Robert E. L. Michie of Lubbock Texas and his fiancée Inge Raupp of Java reunite in Boston after four years apart. The couple met in Java in 1942, Michie a bomber pilot was captured by Japanese, Raupp’s Dutch father died in a Japanese prison camp, and she traveled to America aboard the SS Silver Teak to join him.
Marie Doane, Amarillo's French hat designer, returns from the Dallas market with fall hats highlighting feathers tall crowns and draped styles. She plans immediate salon displays at 2604 Fillmore and invites appointments by telephone 4843.
Sue Livingston of 1627 Hughes spent the weekend with friends in Lubbock enjoying the visit and local sights.
Mr and Mrs W B Overcash of 720 North Williams spent Sunday with friends in Lubbock, sharing a quiet day and catching up.
Modern business relies on casualty insurance to guard against unexpected hazards. The Employers Casualty Company provides a full line of coverages for homes cars and businesses with 19 Texas district offices. A local office at 834 Amarile Building handles sales safety promotion and claims with prompt service.
Charlotte Nunn age 11 daughter of Mr and Mrs Leonard A Nunn 1508 Fillmore was among 316 children at the Inlow Junior Youth Camp at Pine Crest New Mexico August 1 6 She is member of Buchanan Street Baptist Church Sunday School The camp has run nine summers with two missionaries nine conference leaders two recreation directors and six staff conducting activities.
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