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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1940
Page
3
Amarillo society notes show relatives returning from Los Angeles and Denver, trips to Fort Worth and Houston, and plans to visit San Francisco and Santa Fe. Numerous graduations, visits, and camp activities are described, including Vassar honors, camp registrations, and a six week Western tour for Jane Gulerie. A baby born at Northwest Texas Hospital is reported alongside community events and travel.
Mrs. Jona Belle Bowles 75 of Abilene gathers 16 children from across the United States for a rare reunion. About 70 relatives expected Monday, with Sunday departure from Amarillo in six cars carrying ice cream, a half cow and three hams. Out-of-town Bowles relatives include Rev J B Bowles of Crown Point Ind and W A Bowles of Los Angeles. local Bowles participants list many names.
Board of Insurance Commissioners of Texas certifies Occidental Insurance Company of San Francisco California complied with Texas law and is issued 8 Certificates of Authority to operate for the year ending February 28 1941. Walter C Woodward Chairman notes the Hall Brymer Agency at 406 Polk Street Amarillo represented the company.
Yesterday several families announced moves to Amarillo. Mr. and Mrs. S. W. Pinson and their son from Midland reside at 823 Alabama Street. Mr. Pinson works for Bell Telephone. Mr. and Mrs. O. R. Seal and their baby son from Plainview live at 710 Georgia Street. Mr. Seal is with Ponca Wholesale. N. G. Self, Dallas baker, relocates to 1607 Haveen Street with family. A. L. Griffin and wife of Pampa live at 705 Mississippi Street. Griffin travels for Standard Parts. J. K. Lee of Fort Collins and his wife stay at 811 Florida Street for his work with the Bureau of Agricultural Economics. R. B. Latham Jr. and wife from Dalhart move to 820 Florida Street. Latham is a rancher. Today is the first day of sum-
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