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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1950
Page
6
Born to day your intuitions are keen and you should follow them. First decisions are best. You may have talent as a musician and performer trained from childhood. You are studious and seek a large personal library and wide knowledge. You think philosophically and understand others’ trials.
A readable snippet from a daily astrology page outlines personality traits and cautions. It lists various signs Gemini Cancer Leo Virgo Libra with brief guidance for each, including focus, recognition, and teamwork aspects. The fragment ends mid-sentence for Libra, suggesting further advice follows.
The excerpt presents daily sun sign guidance. Scorpio should avoid risk until afternoon, Sagittarius urged to take initiative, Capricorn to stay conciliatory, Aquarius advised to analyze and stay calm, Pisces urged to pursue new energies, Aries to use talents, Taurus to balance self control with optimism, all distributed by United Feature Syndicate.
Volunteer women led by Mrs Selden Simpson continue fundraising for the American Cancer Society in Potter County. They report only halfway reached toward a $4 620 92 goal with May end pending. Contributions may be sent to the Old Library Building. proceeds from Dixie Dice show will aid the drive.
Graveside services for the infant daughter of Mr and Mrs D L Priest formerly of Amarillo now Roswell were conducted at Memorial Park Cemetery yesterday at 3 pm The child born Sunday morning in St Marys Hospital Roswell NM is survived by her parents a sister Dana aged 2% and grandparents David L Lowe Mrs Winnie Lowe of Amarillo and Grandmother Priest of Altus Oklahoma Arrangements by N S Griggs & Sons Hong Kong has a new income tax law.
Naval Reserve organizes a law unit in Amarillo with eight members and others signaling joining. Judge Gene Jordan named commanding officer. officers to be appointed. Meetings set for first and third Tuesdays at 900 Rusk. Open to lawyers and law students who served in WWII. Comdr Leon Keys attended. Active status requires credits and points for retirement eligibility.
Twelve men from Amarillo and nearby towns joined the US Air Force and Army in a record one day induction. Maj. Jewel Holt presided as Carl Hoff cited high school graduations fueling the surge. Several inductees hailed from Santa Rosa, Portales, Levelland, and Soper.
John Heald about 45 died today at St Josephs Hospital Clayton NM the second fatality from an auto wreck near Texline early yesterday Donald McPhail 16 died at the scene Heald a Rock Island shopman in Dalhart was WWI veteran and well known among railroad men Funeral services for McPhail will be held Wednesday at Blackburn Shaw Chapel Dalhart Killburn Funeral Home is returning Healds body to Dalhart Surviving brothers include Jack Heald and sister Mrs Ed Zimlich Jr both of Dalhart
Postwar travelers to Europe now enjoy wider allowances. Marshall Plan countries permit duty free imports of two liquor bottles and 400 cigarets, with France and Ireland allowing up to 1,000. Gasoline is accessible for travelers with cars. Returning Americans staying over 12 days may bring home up to 500 dollars in souvenirs duty free.
Mrs Stella Neema Douglas of Dalhart died at 7 last night in St Anthony's Hospital after a long illness. A Missouri native, she had been hospitalized for several days. The body goes to Dalhart for funeral and burial with Blackburn Shaw in charge. Survivors: husband Raymond Douglas and daughter Etta Ruth Douglas of Dalhart.
Chicago report from the American Meat Institute projects per person meat intake rising by about three pounds this year compared with 1900. Despite population doubling, meat animals on farms are only about 20 percent higher than half a century ago.
Ernest Castleberry, 24, of Post died yesterday at Amarillo Veterans Hospital after seven weeks of hospitalization. A World War II veteran and Post native, he is survived by his wife Mary Sue Castleberry, his parents Mr. and Mrs. William Castleberry of Rochester Texas, and a sister Mrs. T Hollingsworth of Post.
A Vincent Alabama principal recounts relief from nervous stomach and fatigue after taking HADACOL. The letter extols the medicine’s vitamin and mineral content, claims to treat root causes rather than act as an antacid, and promises a money back guarantee.
With the close of the first home coming of the St Anthony's Hospital Nursing School Alumnae Association members decided on 1955 for their next meeting. Officers for the association elected annually will be chosen in November.
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