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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 17, 1938
Page
5
Local column lists visitors from Canyon Chyanne Guyman Canadian and Spearman plus a poet's Will Rogers tribute. It notes Will Rogers highway celebration with Amarillo involvement and a series of medical notices for residents across Pride Clarendon McAllen and nearby towns.
Mrs. W. H. Duniven hosted a reunion at 909 North Taylor Street, Amarillo, with 14 children present for the first time. Dinner at Ellwood Park followed by photographs. Attendees included W R Duniven, J A Duniven, C L Duniven, H Duniven, and others from Amarillo, Point, Tucson, Houston, Lone Oak, Claude, plus 28 grandchildren and three great grandchildren.
Mrs. John C. Hudson presented Stay on Highway 66 with words and music on KGNC noon program sharing the debut with residents including Mr. and Mrs. Harry Nail Canyon Perryton Tom Kirby Jeri Co Borger Elizabeth Miller Hooker R L McClellan Spearman Mrs W J Sanford Hereford and Mrs Horace King Hereford.其他
In North Carolina a game warden set humane deer traps to count deer in Pisgah National Forest. Instead of deer, the traps produced an irate hunter, a lady’s handbag, and two embarrassed young women seeking apples, all contained until checked.
States. They visited the Dionne Quintuplets home in Callander. Guests in the Hoover home are Mrs. Hoover's sister Mrs. Ray V. Lee and Mr. Lee of Milwaukee for the Will Rogers celebration. In town were Mrs. John L. Wilson of Wichita Falls and her niece Miss Bess Macon of Austin visiting her son Bill Wilson. McMillan Apartments Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Hartman vacationing in New Mexico. Mr. Hartman is a jeweler. Miss Kathryne Wood of KGNC is vacationing with sister Mrs. N. P. Atkinson in Chino California. Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Huneke have re-
Incumbent Gov. Leslie A. Miller led Wyoming Democratic primary results with 9,497 votes to 3,985 for Gus Engelking among 350 of 683 precincts. GOP governor candidates included Nels H. Smith and others in a five-man race. Frank O. Horton and Alonzo M. Clark also contested.
A brief quotation from Young notes the folly of inadequate ambition. The line contrasts modest aims with grand, starry pursuits, urging higher aspiration and vision beyond immediate limits.
Mrs. Betty Ince and daughters Charlotte and Rosalie Cousins visited Oklahoma City and Norman for family and university plans. Miss Dorothy Reed leaves with her parents for Texarkana. Mrs. Sanford Munson will spend two weeks in Dallas and Waco visiting the Jess Smith home.
A scan of daytime and afternoon broadcasts lists NBC programs such as Don Winslow of the Navy and Chesterfield Daily Sports Column, plus Lost and Found and Classified Ads. Network IDs include WEAF and red blue networks with station lists across regions.
Amarillo welcomes Sweetbriar Shop a new ladies ready to wear store at Ninth and Polk featuring fall dresses coats millinery and accessories. The opening starts tomorrow at 9 A M with Kathryn Pryor appointed local manager and Rubin fur sale planned for August.
In Baird on August 16 a 12 year-old, Marshall Newcomb Jr., fell from a hay wagon and a wheel ran over his head. His photograph had appeared in more than 250 newspapers. His father is an attorney for Lone Star Gas Company.
An old advertisement touts Teethina as a preferred teething remedy for babies. It claims the product eases constipation gas sour stomach and stomach pains with a tasty formula popular with mothers and sold by druggists.
A child died when a wagon broke at the Brights ranch home and threw the boy and his 16 year old cousin Bettie Morgan of Dallas to the ground. Miss Morgan suffered a broken leg. Funeral services will be held in Dallas at the family's home.
W C Spens and D C Creig, college students, walked backwards from Cambridge to Newmarket a distance of 13 miles in five hours at a bet. Spens wagered $50 that Creig could not walk backwards to Newmarket in 12 hours, and Creig offered even money that Spens could not do it.
An ad proclaims false teeth harbor odors from a crusty scum that brushing misses. Polident powder dissolves scum and stains, purifying plates and bridges. It claims wide approval by Good Housekeeping and dentists, with a 30 cent price at drug stores.
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