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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1946
Page
10
Amarillo based Southwestern Life agent Claude A. Hipps argues life insurance builds an estate from the first dollar and can guarantee lifelong income, hedge mortgages, and aid family finances. He notes fathers buy policies for sons to start businesses and for daughters to fund homes in the future.
Is Your Car Winterized asks readers to visit Clyde Bear Den’s Phillips Station at Twenty-Second and Washington for winter prep. It promises quick service, with an attendant appearing instantly, and implies Phillips gasoline complements winter care.
Amarillo Bookbindery and Gift Shop at 3119 West Sixth Street offers a wide Christmas gift selection with new arrivals daily. Store emphasizes monogramming and on site printing of Christmas cards, gift wrap, and stationery, with affordable prices due to low rent.
Clyde advertises that Phillips gasoline eliminates knocking and offers a full range of auto services. Attendants provide car washing and lubrication, with quick economical repairs and a supply of diverse auto parts and accessories.
Sol Taishoff editor and publisher of Broadcasting magazine charged that the Federal Communications Commission and its newly issued blue book of radio regulations threaten radio freedom.
A new group of young people will begin business career training at Amarillo Business College on January 6. Graduates receive job placement assistance throughout their careers at no charge. The school emphasizes practical business subjects with individual and small-group instruction and modern facilities. C Homer Wiseman invites visits or requests for a free catalog.
The Dainty Beauty Dispenser, new and practical, offered at Franks' Barber and Beauty Salon in Amarillo. One press releases a ribbon of cream ready for use, staying sealed to preserve fragrance and sanitation. The jewel like colors suit a lady's dressing table and identify different creams.
A Northeast Amarillo feature promotes Whiteway Stores offering groceries, fruits, vegetables, drugs, sundries, and fresh meat. Manager James Weehunt at Whiteway No 3 401 North Buchanan highlights a six-store network with air conditioned units and new Taylor Street location for customer convenience. Glenn Williams runs the meat market alongside the grocery assortment.
New ownership at the People's Recreation Club in the Amarillo building basement promises top quality billiard facilities. John Garner of Oklahoma City and L F Son of Wichita Falls now run the club with straight cues balanced balls and smooth tables. Visitors can also enjoy sandwiches coffee beer and homemade chili at the fountain and are urged to stop by for a game and to meet friends.
The Automotive Machine Shop at 1109 North Fillmore Street offers complete car service under owner L. E. Wilson. They guarantee all work and promise maximum service at the lowest price with expert staff handling repairs from minor fixes to complete overhauls.
The whippoorwill, a relative of the nighthawk, is much more of a night bird and takes to the air in the evening after the nighthawk is silent.
Marie Doane the French Hat designer closes her salon at 2604 Fillmore Street after 15 years serving Amarillo and Panhandle women. She offers entire stock including felt and straw materials feathers flowers and trimmings to the public.
The Messiah chorus rehearsal at Amarillo College Auditorium is postponed to 8 p m Tuesday announced by Emil F Myers director conductor. The Handel performance is set for December 15.
Inverted cup top creates an enclosed dispenser to remove cream from its original container. After placing the cup back, cream is ready at your fingertip. Franks Barber and Beauty Supply at 1015 Polk Street can secure an order if your salon lacks the dispenser.
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