Ad You Heard Henry Fuqua and Local Notables Return
Amarillo daily notes arrivals and departures. Local residents including Henry Fuqua Elizabeth Tucker and Jane Cox return from Chicago Boulder and Austin. Families announce new births and vacations while travelers visit California and Texas sites and teachers head to the National Education Association convention in New York City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Fuqua
Earl Fuqua
Harrison Street
Chicago
University of Chicago
Elizabeth Tucker
I. L. Tucker
Farrison Street
National Education Association
New York City
Una Brooks
Town Hosts Welcome Weekend Guests and New Arrivals
A parade of visitors and new residents arrives in town, including Mrs. John Horges and others to stay with Mrs. Avery, plus Mrs. Kurftz and two children moving from Denver to 1606 Taylor Street. Families relocate from Dallas, El Paso, and Kalamazoo as civil, highway, and sales roles anchor these welcome notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AATT
G. T. Kurftz
Taylor Street
Denver
Colo
W. G. Abbott
el Paso
State Highway Department
J. L. Taylor
Lucerne Apartments
Dallas
J. B. Wilkinson
Decatur
State Highway Patrol
O. V. Erickson
Palo Duro
Kalamazoo
Mich
Campbell Metal Window Company
Baltimore
Roy D. Holland
Fort Worth
Santa Fe
Francis W. Faris
Rosemont
Chicago, Ill
The
Plains Chevrolet Co
Mrs Lucy Saunders moves to 206 North Buchanan Street
Mrs Lucy Saunders relocates from Lubbock to 206 North Buchanan Street and plans to rent out portions of her home. The notice indicates new occupancy and property use as a rental.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucy Saunders
Buchanan Street
Lubbock
Sam Clemmons
Arch Road
Spur
Amarillo Visitors and Residents Share Local Week
Leverett of Lubbock and Billy Bayless were in Amarillo at week start. Chief and Mrs. Reilly of Woodward Oklahoma visited Amarillo for convention, staying with H. E. Gladman. Numerous relatives and friends from Abilene Marion Ala Borger Fort Worth and San Francisco circulated through Amarillo and nearby towns. A birthday wish closes the column.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billy Bayless
Lubbock
Amarillo
W. R. Reilly
Woodward
Oklo
H. E. Gladman
Kentucky Street
J. F. Schooler
Childress
Stanley Allen Thorp
San Francisco
Thorp
C. R. Solnick
Sam Solnick
Marion
Ala
James Adams, Jr
Avalon
George T. Adams
Roy Byrd
A. J. Wilson
Martha Ann
Borger
Jay Sammon
Pat
Carlsbad
Sammon
Ann Smith
Sammons
Maude Duke
Tronnie Smith
L. E. Parsons
Old Hickory
Tenn
Lucille Wise
Jimmy Garrett
Fort Worth
George Keller
Wichita Falls
The Rainy Day by Henry Wadsworth Longfellow
A meditation on sorrow and endurance. The speaker notes cold dreary days and the rain of life while urging the heart to be still. It ends with a hopeful message that behind clouds the sun shines and some rain is life’s fate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Wadsworth Longfellow
Local Visitors and Residents Entertain in Amarillo Area
The Bethune Lawrences, former Amarilloans, tour cities for business while Mr. Lawrence works in Lub bock for Nunn Electric. Mr. and Mrs. Miller of California visit daughter Mrs. Ramey McAlister in Amarillo. Various relatives host guests at 504 Sunset and 2104 Buchanan Street as wheat and oil interests are noted in Panhandle and Kan sas. Dorothy James from Las Vegas joins visitors at the Greer home. John Leverett of New Orleans Item Tribune spends two weeks with his parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Vincent
Cherry Holmes
Ulmstead
Jesse Potter
Allison
Post
Ethel Leffler
Fort Worth
Texie Cline
Peggy Ann Scott
Guyman and
Spearman
Ben Pumphrey
Hughes Street
Oklahoma City
W.R. Pumphrey
Martha Duncan
Dorothy
Pine Bluff
Ark
Pearl Triplett
Aubrey Miller
Jackson Street
Sentinel
Okla
A. K. Bass
Mae West
Amarillo
California
Irving Tolzien
Irving, Jr
Southern California University
Jack Foster
San Antonio
M. S. Roop
Dallas
D. A. George
Tennessee
Bethune Lawrences
Richard Roberts
Travis Street
L. M. Beaty
J. W. Bates
Cotton Valley
A. L. Thibodeaux
Buchanan Street
Bates
Thibodeaux
W. H. Pomeroy
Tulsa
Ohila
Bill Wooster
Springfield
W. G Greer
Virginia Street
Greer
Dorothy James
Las Vegas
Nevada
Minipiano by American Hardman Peck favored by royal figures
The Minipiano from American Hardman Peck Company is praised for its compact size and rich tone. Described as close in depth to a grand piano, it is touted as ideal for homes and purses, with royal endorsements cited including Princess Elizabeth and Princess Ingrid of Sweden. The Globe contact is given for purchase inquiries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PARD
Swift & Company
Hardman Peck Company
Elizabeth
Margaret Rose
England
Ingrid
Sweden
Amarillo and El Paso Residents Report Illnesses
Ill list notes ill in El Paso Hospital and Amarillo residents: ill in Amarillo, Mrs Fye Adkins at 501 Prospect Street, and Mrs Wes Clark at 708 Sunset Terrace with pneumonia and bedridden. Distinguished Amarillo guests include Dr and Mrs M M Minter of San Antonio, with Dr Minter listed as a leading physician.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
el Paso
Amarillo
Fye Adkins
Prospect Street
Wes Clark
Sunset Terrace
Clark
M. M. Minter
San Antonio
Minter
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Alabama Street
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Ross B. Hare
Hillcrest Street
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Vancouver
British Columbia
West Coast
Jane Cox
F. W
Cox
Ong Street
Betty Marie Thompson
Otho Thompson
Herring Hotel
Austin
South Texas
Arthur Walker
West Twelfth Avenue
Homer Brant
Stoveall Wells
South Bend
Rudy Bauman
Rudy
Bobby
Hardy, Ark
Wm. L. Ball
Information Desk
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R. J. Parsons
van Buren Street
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J. B. Speer
Canyon
Mortimer S. Brown
Teachers’ Retirement Fund of Texas
Carl G. Clifft
Don Hill
Mercedes
Calif
Ross Hotel
Vera Mae Latham
Estelline
Dorothy Louise Latham
Pierce Street
Freeman Gibson
Jerry Pat
Fern Crum
Joe Schollenbarger
Nara Visa
N. M
S. L. Edwards
Tenth Avenue
Miller Meeks
Logan, N. M
H. E. Smith
Springer, N. M
Smiths
Panhandle
Abernathy
Kenneth Travis
J. L. Williams
Polk Street
Bethune Lawrence
Britton Webb
Pearl Lawrence
John Horges
Hugh L. Jacobs
Horace R. Smith
W. J. Pierson
Diane Springer
Gaston Camp, Jr
Tonio Express
San Antonio News
Avery
Margaret Paschall
Frank Hamilton
Forest B. Buckley
E. W. Blair
Herbert Little
J. A. Ricard
Maude L. Fletcher
Mabel Wallace
A. J. Arnold
Jerry Malin
Manley McGill
Elmer Cutsinger
D. G. Hume
Waldemer Wallace
Turner
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Polk ST
Jine NG
moodHeny
SWIFT
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West Nineteenth Avenue
Hammond
You Dick Roberts
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New Orleans Item Tribune
Mr. and
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Seiberling Ass
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Bond
Seagram
Century Club
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Georges Sloe
Algreen Druc