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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1944
Page
8
A prayer service honoring men in the armed services will be held at 8 o clock tonight in the San Jacinto Methodist Church auditorium. Rev J H Sharp will lead a 30 minute program inviting service men parents wives and friends to attend.
Marshal Bill Lampe moved three men to Leavenworth for federal sentences and two to El Reno reformatory. He still must transport additional inmates to Colorado and Pittsburgh, with funeral arrangements pending for the deceased.
The advertisement touts FASTEETH powder to keep dentures stable and comfortable for eating talking laughing and sneezing. It claims firmer fit without gum irritation or taste changes and notes it is alkaline non acidic and helps control denture odor.
The 501 Club for teens, sponsored by the YWCA, operates Friday and Tuesday nights at 501 Lincoln Street. Esther Boulware directs with a junior board of seven committees led by president Borden Rea Barfield. Activities include dancing, table tennis, jute-box nights, and a snack-bar with soft drinks and candy. over 250 attended last Friday.
W. C. Perkins executive secretary states tax relief is a principal objective of the Real Estate Board in its twenty fifth year. He spoke at Amarillo Estate Board with A. N. Oliver as guest. Roy Burke urged suitable post war house plumbing and noted plastics may not fit changing temperatures.
A McMasters bus struck a car at Belleview Street and Fourth Avenue with no injuries reported. The crash cracked the bus windshield and caused minor damage to the car.
A mother mocking bird on a South Amarillo street warned and attacked a cat approaching her nest. The bird left her perch to dive and chase the feline down the alley, then returned to resume feeding.
Fred Erisman of Longview a candidate for attorney general was due in Amarillo this afternoon from Pampa. He plans to stay overnight before heading to Lubbock to continue his campaign. Erisman is Gregg County criminal district attorney and president of the District and County Attorneys Association.
Thirteen Potter County Draft Board No. 1 men were sworn into the U S Navy at Lubbock today. Nine were from Potter County with four transferred in. Names include James Warren Barnes Nick Delbert Cooper Jr Gilbert Oran Holpropok Herman Wilson Dye and others. Interpreting the legal notice, a citation from Potter County court commands appearance in Amarillo for a title suit regarding land in the Glidden and Sanborn Addition.
The Hanson Post of the American Legion will burn its mortgage on its home at 1800 Harrison Street during a July 5 public meeting. Nearly 400 attendees, including Selective Service board representatives from five counties, heard Dr. R. Thomson speak and enjoyed entertainment from the Amarillo Army Air Field choir.
De Witt Leachman of Amarillo was elected vice president at a Texas Welfare Association meeting in Austin though he was not present. News of the election came today from Mrs. George Abbott.
The San Jacinto Kiwanis Club auxiliary luncheon featured Mary Y Newberry emergency war food assistant demonstrating water bath canning and freezing. Members, including nineteen attendees, met at Mrs Eldon Beers home 402 Georgia Street. Fred H Miller Jr left for Hereford to help harvest at his father’s farm.
Mrs Mary Jane Luttrell died yesterday at her home fourteen miles south of Claude. She was 82, widow of C M Luttrell pioneer stock farmer who died in 1931. Survived by two sons Clarence and Arthur of Claude two brothers John Ball of Claude and Eli Ball of Lillin Tex and twenty grandchildren and nine great grandchildren.
Agonizing itching from eczema rash and skin conditions described. The ONFE application of Blue Star Ointment promises healing with repeated use and offers money back if the first jar fails to satisfy.
A quirky guide noting how to avoid skin irritation and protect fabrics from rot. It suggests simple tips to keep dresses and shirts safe while preserving friendships in social settings.
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