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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 16, 1951
Page
3
The Mexican Senter hosts a supper Saturday from 5 to 9 pm with enchiladas tamales and tacos priced at 1 dollar. A Mexican carnival with troubadours gypsies and various amusements plus the Monterrey Orchestra performances are planned. Mexican Center Hall is at 1501 Cleveland and Juan Escoto leads the group. Gold smuggling into India noted in brief.
The Texas Parade issue prints a 16 page Amarillo feature by Lewis Nordyke. More than 1,000 copies arrive at the Amarillo Chamber of Commerce with 20 photos of civic and business leaders and 16 displays of the city’s life. Nordyke, formerly with Globe-News, traces Amarillo from 1887 to postwar growth and notes Mother-in-Law Day Parade publicity. He calls Amarillo proud and active in large scale efforts.
The Navy recruiting station sets hours from 8 am to 6 pm Monday through Saturday to handle influx of selective service registrants. Men with pre-induction notices but no actual induction notice may enlist by Aug 31. Students with cancelled notices for enlistment are not affected.
Thieves last night took a canvas part of a hammock from the lawn at the Jack LoRelie home 3208 Ong. Globe-News Want Ads Get Results.
The Intermediate Class of the Pierce Street Baptist Sunday School held a Tuesday banquet with a pupil musical program led by class president Juana Rhea Heath. Performances included devotional, prayers, multiple solos and duets, and a closing hymn. Guest speakers were J. R. Stogshill, Frank Powell, and Faye Wallace. The program will be repeated Sunday. peony roots were worn as a sickness guard in olden times.
An advertisement touts T-4-L as a high concentration undiluted alcohol based treatment claimed to kill embedded athletes foot germs in one hour with a 40 cent money back offer. It lists Maxor Drug Company Gnelston Drug Store White Deer Drug So as outlets.
Circle Three of the Women's Society of Christian Service met at Mrs. Ed Lynch's home 1307 Bellaire for a devotional on "Faith for This Great Day." Mrs. M. H. Sneed led, readings included "A Fool for Christ" by Mrs. Ralph Miller, with prayer by Mrs. Chester Ford. Refreshments were served by Mrs. Lynch and daughter Elizabeth. attendees: Mrs. Ford, Sneed, Lynch, Ralph Miller, Reed, Swenson, and Joe Graham.
At Atterbury Ind officers announced every ward in the US hospital here has a television antenna and all that remains is to obtain television sets. The officials said the addition would boost morale and provide entertainment for patients and staff.
Early American colonists encountered a dice like game called hub bub noted for its distinctive hub hub hub shouts. The entry highlights how the shouting pattern gave the game its name and puzzled observers.
Detroit figures show taxes of one kind or another consume about 24 cents per automotive dollar. Gasoline taxes average roughly one third of the retail price across the United States.
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