Delighted British Boy welcomed by Amarillo friends
The Kiggins of Barstow stop in Amarillo on their way to New York to meet a British boy they adopted. They present gifts to Robin, the boy, who replies he is delighted. Also note local births, birthdays, acquaintances and social notices in Amarillo society columns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Kenyon
Bryan
Chicago
Kenyons
Lester Kiggins
Barstow
Cal
New York
Kiggins
Amarillo
Ter
Gail
Robin
Northwest Texas Hospital
Olin Whitten
Whittens
East Sixteenth
St. Anthony's Hospital
Johnnie Luthi
Perryton
Gaston Wells
Dumas
St. Anthony’s Hospital
Kern’s
Joe Coffee
Trinity University
Texas State College For Women
West Texas State
Boston Curry School of Speech
Lloyd C. Douglas
Fellowship Hall
Polk Street Methodist Church
Coffee
Bob
Nancy Coffee
Pete Hathorne
St. Joseph
J. E. Sheridan
North
Lincoln
Santa Ana
Quentin Lewis
Tracy
Sally
Monroe
Jerry Little
John Miller
Dallas
Sewall Paint & Varnish Company
Westinghouse
Kuykendall
Polk Street
G. C. Elder
Addie Clements
Los Angeles
Stella
Capricorn
Aquarius
Pisces
Aries
Taurus
Gemini
Leo
Scorpio
Sagittarius
United Feature Lynd, Inc
San
Charles Green
F. E. Baker
Polk
Temple
R. L. Rogers
Tyler
Miss Casey
Casey
House of Color
Leah Roth
Home Service
Douglas Clifton
Boise City
Okla
Virgil Knight
Ella Anett
West Fifth
Harold Fichley
West Tench
Arthur Moore
West Thirteenth
Jerome Kolander
Hughes
Beverly Gail Parks
L. Hagin
Dalhart
James Thompson
James McLeMore
Horoscope and Society Notes Brighten January Page
The page lists daily zodiac guidance for Capricorn through Sagittarius with optimistic forecasts. It reports personal updates including Sgt. Wayne O. Corrall’s Marine Corps transfer to secret service carrier duty, Kathleen Wicker's market show visit, and notes on local residents and hospital patients.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayne O. Corrall
Marine Corps
Corrall
Camp LeJeune
Henderson Hall
Washington, DC
Sergeant Corrall
W. A. Corrall
North Seminole
Tobacco farmers in Paris donate hands of tobacco to March of Dimes
In Paris Kentucky growers contribute a hand of tobacco when selling their crop to support the March of Dimes. A hand weighs five to eight ounces and is lumped with others for sale to fund infantile paralysis efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
U.P
Also Mentioned on This Page
Dorothy Trice
Betty Killion
West Eleventh
Oklahoma City
W. A. Kitchen
Gene Kitchen
Bill Hamilton
Phillips
Sophocles
J. O. Richardson
Northwest Hospital
E. E. Norman
Maryland
W. B. Short
East Sixth
Lord & Taylor
Hanna
Ray S. Daniel
Jerome Stanley Feferman
O'Dell
Grace Houston
Glenn Jones
S. R. Conger
Sue Berry
Betty Brown
Andy Brown
Texline
Brown
Jackson
Pampa
F. S. Cochran
Parker
Wayne L. Helper
Clovis
Yellow Transit Company
Heath Furniture
Heath
TV Furniture
Quiniture
C. Amarillo
Plainview
Clarenson
Lubbock
Taylor St
East Twentieth
NEW Job
Kathleen Wicker
Kathleen Originals
C. W. Wicker
Bill
la Homa Pringle
Mississippi
Wickers
Kathleen
Jack Osborn
North West First
D. W. Bayles
Grover
J. L. Lankford
North Kentucky
Lee Gore
East Thirteenth
W. O. Hamilton
van Buren
Arthur Cross
Fillmore
E. H. Browne
North Harrison
Pete Chilton
Ong
A. L. Palmer
Goodwell
Melvin Wilkins
Belleview
Tolzien
Rose
Washington Square
WRG
ANC
Front
Nina Jones
Erskine Gordon
Pleasant Valley
W. Lee Hallmark
John McDowell
Neuches
Leska May McBride
Rusk
J. G. Fuqua
West Ninth
H. J. Berry
East Tenth
Bailey WoodLey
South Pacific
Dandy
Seaver
Tex and
Bernie
Red Ryder
Denver
Henry
HELL
Meri
Tenderson
High Jack Harpee
THEY
Ham
Father
MR Harpee
Boxnvell
Oke Peale
Amarillo Printing Co
Amarillo Printing Company
AID March OF Dimes
Globe-News
West
D. S. Ashby
Mgr