Town Notes and Socials: Amarillo Weekend Guests
The column lists weekend visitors and travels of Amarillo residents and friends. Dr. and Mrs. Cundiff host in Canyon with extended clan from De Soto and Los Angeles. Local residents visit relatives in New York Mills, San Antonio, Jefferson City, and Port Jervis. Several couples tour cities, attend graduations, and youth programs. Six girls join Christian College in Columbia, Mo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. J. Cundiff
Elaine
James
Canyon
J. J. Cundiff
de Soto
A. M
Louis J. Vogel
Dorothy
Judy
Jefferson City
Paxton Price
Missouri
Bill Newberry
Clovis
Amarillo
Max Garrett
Sheriff
Amarillo Through Time: June 1900 to 1940 Reflections
A chronicle of Amarillo life across decades, noting Professor Gee's public school duties, Jose E. Rosada’s Mexican consul era forecasts, Mrs. Mittie Brown aiding young women, 20s African travel tales with Algeria routes, the 1931 Panhandle Bankers Convention remark on bankers as missionaries, the old dumping ground near Thompson Park, Morton Downey rivaling Rudy Vallee on radio, 1940 jasmine washed cloths, and plans by local businessmen to promote tourism with Old Tascosa recreations, chuck wagon breakfasts, a native zoo, and cowboys on patrol.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fune
Amarillo
Jose E. Rosada
Mexico
Mittie Brown
The
Nazarene Church
Africa
Algeria
Kansas City
Thompson Park
Morton Downey
Rudy Vallee
Local woman pledged to national journalism fraternity
Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Underwood, 2018 Washington, has pledged to Kappa Tau Alpha, a national honorary journalism fraternity. She graduated from Texas State College for Women at Denton in 1948, served as publicity director for 100 Baptist Churches around Houston, writes a weekly radio program, and is an Amarillo High School alum who previously worked in a newspaper editorial department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth Wheatley
Amarillo
University of Texas
Zora Kennedy
Adams
Luther Petty
McLean
University of Denver
Francis L. Petty
University
School of Commerce
Capitol Hotel
R. L. Underwood
Washington
Kappa Tau Alpha
Texas State College For Women
Denton
Ora Wright
Marilyn “Pud” Miller
Elizabeth Nixson
Yteens
Carl W. Miller
Harrison
Globe-News staff changes and summer staffers noted
Amarillo Globe-News lists personnel shifts for the summer season. New secretary to the collector of delinquent taxes Mrs Margaret L Stubblefield starts Friday replacing Mrs Johnnie I Toland. Jess Dickie returns from University of Texas to The Globe-News editorial staff. Arthur S Turner also gains city construction inspector post. Jack Schwartz moves to radio KLYN. Birthday wishes for Leslie Williams Nita Kay Krupp ers and Otho Mims.
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Amarillo Globe-News
Bill Max Merry
University of Denver
Margaret L. Stubblefield
Amarillo
Amarillo Independent School District
Johnnie I. Toland
Jess Dickie
Tyler
The
Globe- News
Austin
University of Texas
Globe-News
Jack Schwartz
Globe News
KLYN
Leslie Williams
Nita Kay Kruppers
Otho Mims
Touring readers share travel plans and notes
Leroy Giles and Mrs George R Lynch are among locals keeping readers posted on travels. A card from Mr and Mrs P W Patterson outlines a southern loop through Washington and New York with Niagara Falls and Chicago. Photographer Billy Forbes reports vacation in Colorado. Bill Attebury, ex Sandie blocking back, visits Amarillo after Oklahoma classes and will soon embark on a Navy cruise June 17.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, DC
New York
Niagara Falls
Chicago
P. W. Patterson
West 9Th
Billy Forbes
The
Globe News
Colorado
Bill Attebury
Sandie
Amarillo
University of Oklahoma
Attebury
Baby arrivals at St Anthony's family notices
Mr and Mrs F L Carlile welcome a baby girl born Saturday at St Anthony's Hospital. A boy is born to Mr and Mrs T J Tack at St Anthony's. Mr and Mrs J H Alexander announce a son born Monday at St Anthony's. A son is born Monday to Mr and Mrs Charles Blackwell. Mr and Mrs Bruce Morris welcome a new son born early Tuesday at St Anthony's. A girl is born to Mr and Mrs A B Phillips Monday at North. CONTINUED ON PAGE 32.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. L. Carlile
West First
St. Anthony's Hospital
T. J. Tack
Alabama
St. Anthony’s
J. H. Alexander
North Polk
St. Anthony's
Charles Blackwell
Seventeenth
Bruce Morris
Birmingham
A. B. Phillips
West
North
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Christian College
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Roberta Underwood
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