Amarillo church expansion marks 1948 growth in faith
Amarillo’s religious life rose with 1948 church construction and additions across three city areas. Projects include San Jacinto Baptist and Methodist buildings on West Sixth Avenue, Temple Baptist on Thirty third and Van Buren, and Trinity Methodist on Jackson.
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Amarillo
San Jacinto
Thirty-sixth
Parker
St. Mary's Chapel
St. Mary's Academy
Washington
Victory Mission of the First Baptist Church
North Sixth
van Buren
River Road Baptist Church
Highway 287
Washington Avenue
Temple Baptist Church
W. C. Bryant
Colorado City
Trinity Methodist Church
Amarillo Army Air Field
W. L. Porterfield
Beautiful Savior American Lutheran Church
Alan Bivins
Bivins
Friteh
West
First Assembly of God Church
Arthur
C. A. Eddieman
Jose Giron
Natonal
V. F. Legas
Grand Avenue
Pierce Street Baptist Church
Baptist General Convention of Texas
Surgeon uses music to aid patients at Boston hospital
An osteopathic surgeon in Boston composes tunes for patient benefit. His piece Moonlight Tango is published, with music as a therapeutic influence he calls buoyant. He notes music writing is a hobby but serves patients' mood and comfort.
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Churches of Christ, Scientist
Mary Baker Eddy
Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh U
University of Pittsburgh
House of Commons
London
Alfred F. Bossom
University of A
Hub Clothier Enterprises
Ed Quicksilver
Quicksilver
Odessa
Ben Scheinberg
Ada
Oklo
Wichita Falls
Ranger
Henrietta
Fed
S&q
Amarillo
Enid
Borger
Lubbock
Minneapolis
Gary King
Gary
David King
Randy
St. Louis
Hub Clothiers S&q Stores
Howard M. Smith
James K. Kopt
van Buren
Boston
Salt Lake City U
Utah State Prison
Utah
Paul Revere
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J. E. Anderson
Victory Mission
First Baptist Church
North Sixth and
Robert B. Burnet
Averag
Roy G. Percival
Omaha
Neb
Polk Street
Gypsy Smith
Auasca
Hume
America
Quicksi
Mr. Quicksilver
Mr. Scheinberg
Burkbur
Amarillo Natio
Amarillo National
Armarill
National Man the Panhandle’s Largest Bank
Lobe
Amarillo Gas Company