Students meet at First Presbyterian Church
Central Junior High School students attend a gathering at the First Presbyterian Church for an after school program.
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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 07, 1944
Page
8
Central Junior High School students attend a gathering at the First Presbyterian Church for an after school program.
A discussion program included Mrs Ruth Deizell Mrs Rosalind Giles and others from the Amarillo Library Youth Center probation officer Jim Lumpkin district attorney Mrs Grace Hodge city policewoman and school officials from Amarillo High School and Y M C A The public was invited.
W. A. Smith a druggist at Sipe Springs and brother of Mrs. Lucille Mitchell died at his home at 8 30 last night. Funeral services will be held Tuesday afternoon at Sipe Springs. Mrs Mitchell and Betty Lucille Moore left to attend the services. Smith was a frequent visitor in Amarillo.
Livestock prices and sales across Kansas City and Chicago markets show hogs steady to firm for various weight classes, sows strong, cattle largely steady with feeders and stockers active, and lambs slightly lower on opening bids. Grain quotes for May to December future contracts are listed, followed by a note: in 1943 the U.S. aviation industry produced planes and parts at about 81 million pounds monthly.
The Q&A notes laxatives help only if constipation causes listlessness and coated tongue. It praises Black-Draught for being purely herbal, usually prompt and thorough when directions are followed, and affordable at 25 cents for 25 to 40 doses. It also mentions a granulated form and cautions use as directed.
Madden Os car Willis 66 died after brief illness in a local hospital. Funeral services are set for 2 PM at San Jacinto Methodist Church with Rev. J H Sharp officiating. Burial will follow in Llano Cemetery. Willis lived in Amarillo 18 years and worked in real estate. survivors include son Lloyd H Willis Amarillo and daughter Pear Aline Wood Fort Bliss.
Girl Scout Troops 2 and 3 study home nursing at North West Texas Hospital each Thursday afternoon. Instructor Mrs. Hilda A. Segelke teaches nursing arts with Mrs. Wanda Feed, superintendent of nurses, guiding the girls.
Funeral services for Thomas H Boling 83 a retired farmer of Canyon will be held at Griggs Funeral Chapel at 2 PM Tuesday. Rev M G Upton of Palo Duro Baptist Church Wil dorado will officiate. Burial will be Llano Cemetery. He died yesterday at the home of his son Homer Boling in Belen New Mexico where he was visiting. He lived in Amarillo for many years as a pioneer resident.
Kingston invites men aged 18 to 35 with at least two years of college to apply for naval commissions at the Navy Recruiting Station this evening. Reapplications urged for those previously not billeted. Lieutenant Kingston will be in Pampa all day Tuesday to accept applications. WAC privates, 23 strong, have reported for duty to Amarillo Army Air Field from Fort Oglethorpe Ga. They are assigned to squadrons and attached to the AAF WAC Detachment for administration, rations and quarters.
Mothers trust Penetro to ease cold aches and congested nostrils with a fast acting vaporizing rub. It soothes without blistering or burning, comes in a stainless white base with a pleasant scent, and carries a money back guarantee if not satisfied. A double supply costs 35 cents and a single 25 cents.
Urges prompt treatment of coughs chest colds and acute bronchitis to prevent chronic bronchitis. Promotes Creomulsion claiming it reaches the infection loosens phlegm soothes inflamed membranes and helps restful sleep with a money back guarantee if not satisfied.
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