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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 1948
Page
5
A reflective piece explores how she explains time as central to her work and life, noting decades of experience guiding projects and decisions while balancing personal commitments and professional duties.
The reception and goodwill committee of the chamber of commerce will discuss three possible goodwill trips at the Tuesday morning meeting at 10 30 in the chamber offices. Trips include a Dalhart train trip July 30 Pampa August 4 and Tucumcari August 20 Also the welcoming of the Pampa boosters on July 27 in Amarillo to promote Texas Radio will be discussed John Armstrong and Carl King co chairs lead the committee.
A well known man reports suffering after every meal from acid indigestion and gas. After taking INNER-AID with 13 herbs, his bowels are regular, gas and bloating reduced, and he feels like a new man. Readily available at drug stores.
The piece profiles Wilma Mae McCandless a polio survivor in a wheelchair who runs a watchmaking shop at 606 Polk Ave Amarillo. She learned horology after moving from Bonham Texas to Hugo Oklahoma and Weatherford, then Oklahoma City. She emphasizes careful handwork on small watches, dislikes large clocks, and relies on her brother T N McCandless for help when needed. locals often assist her wheelchair access.
Amarillo agents of the Texas Liquor Control Board filed five criminal cases and one noncriminal case last month. They obtained five convictions with fines and costs totaling 687.25. Across the state, agents filed 379 criminal and 78 noncriminal cases, 332 convictions, and 50,390.10 in fines and costs. Ninety-eight cases were dismissed and two defendants acquitted.
Convictions in dry areas totaled 122 with 108 convictions in wet areas. Fines and costs amounted to $36,786.70 in dry regions versus $13,603.40 in wet regions. An 850th Engineer Aviation Group meeting is set for Tuesday at 8 pm in Manhattan Construction Co. offices, 1615 Washington, open to Reserve Corps men for airport facilities work led by Col. Philip Goodman. Rev. Matthew Lynn of Midland, Texas, joins the General Assembly Presbyterian Church Sunday School Superintendent's Association executive committee.
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