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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 31, 1951
Page
12
Virgil Patterson, president of The First National Bank, is a patient at Johns Hopkins Hospital in Baltimore. He wrote that he is there for a while and asked for copies of The Globe and The News to keep up with events in Amarillo.
The mountain laurel is officially designated as Connecticut's state floral emblem. This designation appears in an official notice accompanying a public advertisement.
An old advertisement claims Wonder Salve cures itching, eczema, psoriasis, infections and more from head to toe. Marketed as grease free and antiseptic, safe for children, with refund guarantee, available in Amarillo and at local drugstores nationwide.
Three Amarillo soldiers in the Second Armored Division at Fort Hood are Ret. Jim F. Reynolds Ret. Fusel E. Roberts and Ret. Kenneth R. Boggs. Another Amarillo man Pvt Morton Judd age 20 recently completed basic training at Lackland AFB San Antonio and entered the Air Force about two months ago.
A botanical note explains that the cannonball tree native to South America develops its foliage at the upper portions of the plant while bearing fruit toward the lower areas, illustrating a distinctive growth pattern observed in its canopy and fruiting zones.
Ray E. Cannon and J. B. Whiteley arrive to begin teaching at Amarillo High School. Whiteley, in di versified occupations, faced a cold welcome after moving from Dassetta, while Cannon, distributor education coordinator, and his family encountered sub zero winds. Whiteley fell ill with laryngitis from the frigid air during the welcome week.
The annual MarriAge Forum opens February 27 at First Christian Church in Amarillo. The program features four lectures on marriage problems for young people during the emergency, with sessions at 8 p.m. Topics include adventures in family living, readiness for marriage, emotional harmony, and partnership with God, presented by local leaders and church and college representatives.
Reservations for the Amarillo Chamber of Commerce annual banquet are now being taken at $3 per ticket. In-person or phone orders (5238) at the Amarillo Building. Dr. Arthur A. Smith of First National Bank of Dallas to speak. Rex Baxter notes Col. Ray Clark may be introduced as he takes command at Amarillo Air Force Base. Beersheba police strike ends?
Services for George H. Maroney age 72 of Amarillo were held at 3 p.m. in the Ivy Chapel of Boxwell Brothers Funeral Home. Dr. Newton J. Robison officiated with pallbearers Jess Latham H C Ferguson H Jordan Cobb Key Farr E E Boxwell Hubert Dowell. Burial followed at Llano Cemetery. Maroney died Monday night of a heart attack at his home 1209 B Fillmore. He was a member of the First Christian Church. Survivors include his wife.
Waltham Mass January 31 A kitten owned by George Bell froze its tail to a tree branch during Monday’s freezing rain and sat there until found yesterday.
The world's rarest game bird, the Hawaiian goose or nene, has its numbers severely reduced by land use changes and increased hunting pressure. Current estimates place the remaining population at only a few dozen birds.
Funeral services for John W Bardin were held at 2 pm at the First Christian Church with Rev J D Horton officiating. Pallbearers included Howard E Jones Alva Conover Hubert Allred How ard Allred John W Lee and Roy Morford. Bardin 75 of 601 North Taylor died Monday at St Anthony's Hospital after a long illness. He was a carpenter by trade and had lived here five years. Survivors include two sons and a sister. Burial was in Llano Cemetery.
Calming, all vegetable relief offered by Dr Caldwell's Senna Laxative. The ad promotes gentle, mint flavored senna as a natural laxative, claims mild, thorough relief and ends chronic dosing. It lists 25¢ 60¢ and $1.20 sizes and urges Gee De Galdwell's brand use.
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