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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 23, 1937
Page
2
Amarillo area items celebrate Christmas with gifts sections, travel quizzes, and advertisements. Readers plan visits to family in Hughes Springs and Chicago, with local shops promoting toys, clothes, and jewelry. Community notices include mass at St Andrew's, a dance event, and a mix of shopping deals and last minute gift suggestions.
A jumble of local notices highlights Christmas gifts from Stewart Warner and Gypsy Trail pottery to Hobart shops. Holiday travel notes include Des Moines visits by Cradit family and others. The 1938 Ford is pitched as car of the year with two Walter Irvin models. Local names J A Hill, Earl Hembree, and J P Collier appear. Coconut Macaroons recipe shared. Business lunches at Winthrop Tiffin Room noted with Kansas City steak dinners.
Helga and a sailor return to the toyshop with a wish fulfilled. The Fairy Queen turns a tiny squirrel to regular size and gives Santa a silver watch-chain attached to a treasured acorn watchfob. The squirrels cheer as the boat sails away toward Toyland.
Court records show transfers including L Quinnet to J E Anderson lot 7 Summers for 1000 dollars and J E Anderson to L A Smith for 1000 in Summers. Registrations list Ford sedan Lchaefer Chevrolet coupe Cogswell Chrysler sedan and others. social hour followed installation of Brotherhood officers with numerous members named. An entry notes the January 30, 1835 assassination attempt on President Andrew Jackson.
The Auxiliary to the Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen and the Brotherhood held joint installation services Tuesday afternoon. Auxiliary officers installed by Mrs. Elzie Bennett and Mrs. Hattie Simmons include Mrs. Quincy Dickey president and others such as Exie Knight, Edna Vaught, Leila Halley, Elzie Bennett, Gladys Walker, Maude Calvert, Audrey Partain, Lorean Goodman, Bernice Shofner, Ada Halley, Mary Schofner, and Mrs. Dickey as representative. Brotherhood officers listed include L. Kanouse president, Guy Bennett past president, A. E. Gruhlkey vice president, H. G. Hamrick secretary-treasurer, J. H. Powell warden, E. B. Frederick publicity agent, and N. O. Halley inner guard.
A sailor and Helga watch Santa arrive on Christmas Eve with a sleigh full of bulging bags. The Fairy Queen smiles as they ponder joining Santa on the night, while wondering about the next reveal in The Queen's Secret.
A nightclub employee reports drawing from nine banks a total of 4500 dollars via fifty Christmas savings checks at twenty five dollars each, describing the action in recounting events from a night shift.
Opinion powers all authority says a quoted line from Hume. The fragment presents a philosophical thought on political power and belief guiding governance.
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