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Newspaper

Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jul 17, 1925

Page

2

San Jacinto Endorses East Amarillo Action

San Jacinto Civic Club meeting at the San Jacinto Methodist urged widening Sixth Street and extending American Express service. A resolution supporting Glenwood and East Amarillo residents in moving Negroes out of their area was passed unanimously. Marian Hill described plans for a kindergarten and private day nursery, with Bedy al approving. About twenty attended as Dr J W Curl urged unity beyond religious or political divides.

Sixth Street American Express Company San Jacinte Glenwood East Amarillo San Jacinto Tenth Street Amarill Amarillo Ertigens Megroes Marian Hill Te Bedy Mursery Do. J. W. Curl

There There Everywhere Mr and Mew

A collage of local notices and readers’ snippets mentions Ray J Veenon on vacation in northern New Mexico and various townspeople traveling or visiting. Several stray names and places appear including Amarillo Plainview Tulsa Lake City Colorado and Colorado trips. The text reads like a rough community note page with scattered addresses shop ads and travel mentions.

Ray J. Veenon West Twenty-second Street Hare Bon New Mexico Mission Polk Olftig Nutt of Childress Sisitem Mopselma Shirtley Washington Velma Shelly Tulsa Tule Jet Neely Roy” Greenhilf Harris Kimbrough Colorado

State Institution Heads Selected On Thursday

The Texas Board of Control named new superintendents for several state institutions. Agnes Stephens becomes head of the Gainesville Girls Training School. Jennie Burleson heads the Avetin Women’s Confederate Home. C. H. King leads Gatesville State Juvenile Training School. Donald McDonald heads the Corsicana State Orphans’ Home. William Thomas succeeds Bass at Abilene State Hospital. A W Taber becomes superintendent of the Confederate Home in Austin. Multiple reappointments follow with September 1 effective date.

William Thomas T. B. Bass Abilene State Hospital A. W. Taber Austin B. Winfree J. C. Springer Austin State Hospital T. M. Scott State School For Deaf M. B. Prong State School For the J. D. Martin J. W. Bradfield George H. Powell Perrett JB McKnicht EB. B, McMordie Horr Ware W. Gartner Sam Antonio Wichita Falls

Piggly Wiggly Plans Fair Prices and Small Profits

The article promotes Piggly Wiggly merchandising focusing on fair dealing and lower prices. It emphasizes earning goodwill in trade, improving opportunities, and building a business known for best practices. It states many small profits rather than a few large ones as the aim.

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