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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 23, 1945
Page
10
New automobiles will enter production reducing repair parts for current cars. Drivers may need to keep existing cars in good running order for months as demand shifts. Wilson Battery and Electric Company in Amarillo offers tune ups and battery care to prevent electrical issues and extend life.
A hair rinse on the market contains free oil and leaves hair without stickiness or grease. Ellen Kaye Creem Hair Rinse, available only in professional size, helps remove soap tangles after waves and adds high luster and sheen. It can be used before or after a shampoo and gives hair a soft radiance.
Sugar users recall childhood memories as local cafes offer brown sugar with coffee and cereals. A waitress notes high demand with bowls emptied twice during breakfast. One customer toasted bread with brown sugar to evoke a Vermont childhood from 50 years ago but missed cinnamon to finish the treat.
Ernest T. Burk arrived in Amarillo 15 years ago and started the Amarillo Furniture Company at 906 Tyler. The store offers large displays of matching suites and a wide range of living room dining room and bedroom furnishings, plus kitchen ranges and appliances for all rooms.
The Panhandle Specialty Company and its Amarillo network offer coin operated phonographs with a wide, rotating selection of popular records from top artists. Businesses benefit from varied, pleasing music, while the company installs other coin operated machines on a commission basis.
The Veterans Hospital here hires attendants for hospital and mess duties open to men and women. Congress boosted pay on July 1 and overtime is paid beyond 40 hours weekly. Apply to Virgil L. Little, recruitment rep, 10th U. S. Civil Service Region, 205 East Tenth, Amarillo.
Guests here of Mr. and Mrs. R. F Stewart 1308 Taylor are Mrs. J. M. Sears of Fort Worth and son Joe Sears. Joe, a motor machinist first class in the Seabees, is home on 30day leave after 27 months service in the Pacific theater.
A newspaper notice advises that summer comfort can come from redecorating to cooler appearances. It highlights wallpaper choices from Nichols Paint and Wallpaper Store including Unitized Walcrest Birge and Trimz ready pasted paper, with Mrs Valley Hall offering expert guidance. Nichols claims a large Texas stock.
Wallace Garvin Heath, a 4 year 9 month Army veteran and former technical sergeant with 39 months in the Chinese Combat Command, becomes transportation agent for Braniff Airways in this city. He and his wife reside at 3172 Fountain Terrace.
The article explains casualty insurance as a service arrangement with emphasis on prompt fair handling of claims to control costs. Employers Casualty Company in Amarillo offers analysis of needs and advantages for preferred policyholders, including safety engineering services and potential dividends.
The article explains car windows windshields and rear views do not affect mechanical operation but are vital for safety and comfort. It notes risks from broken glass including cuts and upholstery damage, and advertises Gatlin Glass Company at 417 East Tenth with cutters and trained installers.
Tierra Blanca Farm of Canyon consigns a Duroc Jersey gift to the Regional Duroc Sale to be held in Lubbock August 18. D. P. Clark, manager, said consignments will compete in a show for 555 dollars prize money.
Child welfare worker Mrs. Nancy Petruccione left yesterday afternoon for a week in Dallas. The article notes Chicago venues include theaters with capacity over 500 000 and lists nine lecture and concert halls four exhibition buildings one hockey arena two major league baseball parks and one amusement park.
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