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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 1946
Page
15
Puzzle text presents a set of word endings and clues for completing words. It includes definitions for eternal, inclination, drift, mode, and related terms, plus verb definitions such as to trust, to sign, to cure, and to endure.
Amarillo Public Library hosts a two week exhibit of hand tooled leather bindings by Clara Hatton of Colorado A. & M. College. The collection features 15 volumes with marbled end papers and rare UK texts, drawing over 100 visitors at the opening.
Caravan leaders in the Sahara bury flat loaves at marked sand spots for incoming caravans. The loaves bear cryptic signs that carry general news and information of interest to desert travelers.
Harry C. Lowe coxswain in the Navy is on a 30 day leave with his parents in Army Technical Village. He served four and a half years, took part in Pearl Harbor defense on December 7 1941 aboard USS Pennsylvania, then served on USS McKee before shore duty at Port Chicago California. A Lockney resident when he joined in 1941.
Earl C. Kirksey son of Mrs. F. C. Kirksey 523 Cleveland docked in New York on January 23. He will go to Fort Sam Houston for discharge soon after 27 months overseas in the Army Signal Corps. Kirksey is an Amarillo High School graduate and formerly worked in the Santa Fe teletype division before enlistment.
The undersigned applies for a Retail Liquor Permit from the Texas Alcoholic Beverage Commission. The permit would allow operation of Hawk's Liquor Store at 317 B River Drive in Amarillo Texas. Owner is W H Boydston.
The page highlights cinema picks with Paramount presenting Leave Her to Heaven starring Gene Tierney and Cornel Wilde, plus Jeanne Crain. STATE showing That Night With You with Franchot Tone and Suzanna Foster. CAPITOL screening Spanish Main starring Paul Heinreich and Maureen O Hara. RIALTO presenting Stagecoach Outlaws with Buster Crabbe. LEON featuring Frenchman's Creek with Joan Fontaine and Arturo de Cordova. STAR offering Song of the Range with Jimmy Wakely.
Eron and Fuzzy Knight star in Ghost Guns with Johnny Mack Brown. Also listed is A Guy a Gal and a Pal featuring Ross Hunter and Lynn Merrick.
The Herring Hotel basement hosts Dick Morton’s orchestra nightly while AVIATRIX opens each night with Carlton Scales Band providing dance music The Nat remains open every night except for an unspecified magne period.
Rainbow Gardens hosts Sunday dance with Dick Stevenson and band. Open Monday through Saturday with the Sons of the Est. Mexican Inn features Bob Siler and his band for evening entertainment.
The Texas Wanderers provide the music for nightly dining and dancing at Mayfair, delivering live entertainment each evening. The quartet sets the mood with melodic performances as guests enjoy meals and social dancing.
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