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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1946
Page
5
Local notices report travel back from Vernon to visit relatives and summer returns from University of Colorado. Birth announcements include Guthrie, DeLashmutt, Smith, Vaughn, and Pullen at Northwest Texas Hospital. Updates cover moves, visits, and community events with multiple names and addresses across Amarillo and area.
County commissioners decided to uproot the dead cottonwood behind the old library to prevent windstorm hazards and disease. Landscape experts, including O B Howell, found borers endangering other trees and authorized immediate removal with plans to decide later how to use the resulting firewood.
A Tennessee hill set fills the high school auditorium tonight with Ernest Tubb and his Grand Ole Opry Show in two performances at 7:30 and 9:30. General admission 75 cents. reserved seats 1.25. Tickets on sale at the auditorium. Tubb wrote Walking the Floor Over You Careless Darling and Little Bit of Everything in Texas.
City commissions to open bids on 1 500 000 dollars of sewer improvement revenue bonds at 7 30 in city hall. Bonds retired by sewer use charges. Voters approved issue January 15.
Twenty eight teachers will instruct high school elementary and college classes this summer. M L Matherly leads high school and elementary work with Ernest Shearer as Amarillo College president. Faculty includes J N Browning Mabel Hazel Minnie Feierabend William Wilson Lucille Morton Ruth Driskill May Bell Oakes Vallie Bryan Jewell Brock Icie B Johnson Betty Bridges Kathyne Claybrook Lois Jones Ruby Yant Mattie Bull Louise Ham Ora Hodges T J Cole A J Lynn H L Robinson Adelle Shows Velma Shows Dr Isabel Stiles Dean Carey Thompson Ruth S Wari Bertie Warren Sharleen Barker Finna Coy registrar and Al Baggett librarian.
Dr. John Costello of Los Angeles told osteopathic physicians at a two week course that early treatment of varicose veins is essential. He warned against harsh ointments and X rays, saying injections and operative vein ligation can cure or control many cases with minimal hospitalization.
Lt. Col. and Mrs. Seldon Simpson of 1707 Madison announce the birth of a son on June 6 at St. Anthonys Hospital. The infant is grandson of Col. and Mrs. E. A. Simpson of 2602 Hughes and Col. and Mrs. Pat R. Warren of Coleman. Mrs. Warren and daughter Patsy are visiting the Simpsons.
Yeoman Jimmy Bailey is spending a 30 day leave with his parents Mr. and Mrs. Earl Bailey of 1207 Travis. He entered the service 14 months ago and spent nine months at Pearl Harbor after graduating from Amarillo High School and attending Amarillo College.
Claude Jones of 622 Oliver Eakle Building left Saturday for a 10 day fishing vacation in the Ozark Mountains of Arkansas. Jones was a longtime Arkansas resident before moving to Amarillo.
Mr and Mrs Alfred Huke and Mr and Mrs Lee Harry and Mr and Mrs Guy Bradley spent the weekend with Mrs Huke's father J L Haynie in Tulia.
A historical claim contrasts Australian natives with prehistoric humans, asserting natives are far more primitive. The statement reflects outdated opinions on Indigenous peoples and human development.
When itch sting and burn of minor skin rashes occur Mexaana provides soothing relief. The 40 year family favorite eases diaper rash and helps prevent irritation after every change. It protects irritated skin from rubbing and suits girdle rash. Costs little and offers savings in larger sizes.
Amarillo's weekend traffic tally included one horse death after it wandered Osage Street and ignored a stop sign at North East Eighth. The horse was struck by Travis G. Hunter and died after a broken leg led to euthanasia. eleven people in car accidents were injured but none critically. The horse's owner remained unfound.
A sub committee of the Amarillo Chamber of Commerce Sports Committee will study recreation needs in Amarillo's northeast. Grady Wilson Al Reville and J W Clifton lead the study. A second committee will consider moving underused tennis courts to busier locations with West Amarillo Park courts newly built. Harry Daily Sam Dunham and Bud Bussard participate. Dr E W Cain chairs the sports committee.
Rex Baxter says major surplus property sales from Panhandle installations will be conducted from Amarillo rather than Fort Worth. About 100 War Assets Corporation personnel are expected to arrive. sales will cover Dumas Cactus Ordnance Plant and several area air fields and bases.
Miss Billye Jo Grady of 511 North East Seventh is training in the Amarillo College registrar's office to take over when Miss Edna Coy goes on vacation. Grady, a sophomore next year, was a choir soloist, Alpha Xi Omega president and freshman class secretary.
Mrs. Palmer Black has been moved from Northwest Texas Hospital to her home at 908 Carolina, marking her discharge and return home.
Market notes from Star Reporter LLC cover trends, notable moves, and media industry shifts. The column highlights analyst observations, naming market players and locations, with emphasis on timing and potential impacts for publishers and advertisers.
NBC lineup features The Guiding Light Today's Children Woman in White and News Of The World with Judy and Jane as Lines for Living airs Wednesday afternoon.
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