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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 22, 1947
Page
7
A column fragment reflects on the word dirndl and playful verse inspired by Ogden Nash. The narrator recalls sights at Stamford station and muses about spelling and light verse in a stylistic, lighthearted personal essay.
The lesson-sermon for all Churches of Christ, Scientist on Sunday August 24 centers on Mind as divine intelligence. The Golden Text proclaims God’s upright judgments and invites understanding to gain life. The biblically cited Psalm passage notes the Lord’s enduring counsel and thoughts for all generations. A referenced line from Science and Health identifies eternal Mind as governing the universe apart from matter.
Floyda and Joyce Jarrett of Floy dada visiting their sister Mrs Carl E Banks at 734 North Wilson and their aunt Mrs W J Pearson at 673 North Bivins in Floydada.
Mary Alice Cawthon of Childress is spending a few days with her sister Velma Gold at 2613 Brooks.
Amarillo and Potter County voters face a decision on approving a 750000 bond to expand Northwest Texas Hospital. The measure would raise property taxes by about 1.30 dollars yearly per 5000 of assessed home value, with wider basis to support charity patients.
Miss Ruth Dunn of Polk street returned yesterday from Greenville where she visited her father W. H Dunn for a week.
Waco police weigh options for the homeless infant found near a city dump. The husky newborn, abandoned hours after birth, was recovering in hospital though bitten by ants. Detective McLain suggested making her a police matron when she grows up.
A chorus directed by Katherine Oliver Hines will perform at the Municipal Auditorium on Tuesday September 9. Sponsored by the Federation of Negro Civic Organizations, all proceeds go to build a recreational center for Negro youth. The 50 member chorus has trained for three months and will sing Negro spirituals and classical numbers.
P L Strukie of 1701 Lipscomb visits his father D C Strukie who is hospitalized in Atlanta Georgia. He previously lived in Wagener South Carolina before moving to Amarillo. News Globe Want Ads offer results.
Ten safe driving tickets were issued by Amarillo police, each valid for one free admission to the Paramount Theater. Recipients include Professor A. J. Lynn Amarillo College J D Cunningham and several residents. the program is sponsored by the police department Inter-State Theaters in Amarillo and The Globe News. Maj. Charles J. Ellison, stationed in Kyoto Japan, serves as quartermaster supply officer. he previously trained at Camp Bowie Fort Benning and Camp Rucker and holds a Texas A M bachelor’s degree. Mrs Maupin of Gatesville returned home after visiting her sister in Amarillo.
Miss Peggy Dodson, daughter of Mr and Mrs Lewis Dodson longtime Amarillo residents, is named chairman of the student advisory committee at Martha Cook Dormitory University of Michigan. She will aid in the indoctrination of new students admitted to the dormitory as her family prepares to move from Ann Arbor to Denver after September 1.
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