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Mr and Mrs Clyde Thompson are highlighted in a social column item with note of continuation on the back page.
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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1938
Page
2
Mr and Mrs Clyde Thompson are highlighted in a social column item with note of continuation on the back page.
Miss Jessie Douglas of Carlsbad visits her aunt Mrs. Katherine Douglas at 913 Tyler Street. Relatives visit Mrs. M. L. Miller at 1616 Polk Street, sister of the guest from Talehina Oklahoma. Charles Hess of Houston attends the Martha Dickin son-Alwards White wedding in Amarillo.
Mrs. W. E. Thompson of 909 Harrison Street felt a strange premonition while gathering vegetables. She brought greens inside and, on her urging, dropped them to the floor where a three and a half inch centipede crawled out, prompting the claim of a guardian angle-like sixth sense.
Circulation notes show Miss Gladys Linstrum spending the weekend in Fort Worth at Ama rillo Hotel while Mrs. A F Currie of Plainview visited Amarillo. Bessie Louise Ferguson of Shamrock visited her sister Mrs J I Pope at 1212 West Fifteenth Avenue as Mrs Pope’s mother Mrs J T Ferguson recovers from a tonsil operation. Mrs J H Plant of Texarkana spent last week with Mrs Lola B Daniels manager of the Betty Maid Shop. Also visiting Mrs
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Mrs W B Caldwell and family of 820 Fairmont Street join Billy Bob Baker on travels to New Mexico. Mr and Mrs D W Baker and daughters Margaret Ann and Barbara Jean Baker also journey to New Mexico. Mrs E W Brotherton and daughter Wanda head to Lawton to visit Mrs
Mrs. Currie and Mrs. Parsons plan two week trips to Hopkinsville and Columbus while visiting relatives in Tennessee. Gilbert Parcells returns from Ada Oklahoma with family. Ila Franklin visits Illinois. Jack Allison’s family links noted through D K Allison. Several residents travel to Chicago Bartlettville Hereford and Dumas for holidays and family visits. Airline updates list J C Bray J F Williams R C Underwood L Puffer Tom Beaty to destinations including Albuquerque Cheyenne Los Angeles.
A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Krohn of Vega at St. Anthony's Hospital Saturday morning followed by a daughter for Mr. and Mrs. K. H. McGibbon of Perryton at St. Anthony's Hospital Saturday morning.
Roy Sanders sails to Los Angeles while J. L. Parmelee heads to Wichita and C. A. McGill follows. Harri son Havner travels to Kansas City and Miss Jessie Pittman departs for Fort Worth. Mrs. L. Beauchamp journeys to Fort Worth and Harry Rutledge to Dallas, with Charlie Hale bound for Houston.
Morris Browning, born in Mobeetie on February 22, is Amarillo’s county surveyor. He studied engineering at the University of Texas and moved to Amarillo with family as a young man. Browning enjoys music aims to become state land commissioner and cites football as a favorite sport while joking about black cats and yodeling.
A family reunion at Columbia is planned for June 26. They will visit Hopkinsville Kentucky, the Parsons girlhood home, and Dr and Mrs E F Lanham of 1011 West Twentieth Avenue. The party left Sunday for Oklahoma City for the Oklahoma State Veterinarians Association meeting.
They will go on to Kansas City to get Mrs. Lanham's mother, Mrs. M. E. Downs who has been visiting there for some time. They will return.
Mrs A L Jones and children Maurice and Ruthie May visit in Lubbock after a Ozark Mountains trip. Wilbur Dittrich and family vacate for Yellowstone Park two weeks. J W Coker and Evelyn Rue Coker depart for St Charles Missouri after Amarillo visit. Elma Miller heads to Fort Collins for Colorado State College summer session. Remaining notes cover trips to Louisiana, Little Rock, Ft Smith and Corpus Christi visits by other residents.
The paper lists birthday wishes for Joy Louise Daniel and many others including George Rhoads Mrs. Charlie Wells Mrs. N. D. Bartlett Neil Kerrigan T. H. McDonald Eloise Echols Henry Gwyn James Clandhan Joe Cooke Finnell Co M. Thomas Lyman Betty Logan Robinson and Mrs George W Brownell in a community notices section.
Mrs E Rittenberry of 2114 Hughes announces she is packing for a pleasant vacation and reminding readers to send laundry to Pan handle Laundry before traveling.
News from St Anthonys Hospital lists Mrs James Smock of 1110 West Twentieth Avenue as a medical patient Raymond Allison of Route 3 Amarillo has undergone a major operation Arthur N Garvin of Logan New Mexico is receiving medical attention Mrs Lewis Wreck of Canyon is receiving medical treatment Mrs J M Barker of 4221 West Thirteenth Avenue has under-
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