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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1950
Page
20
When braising or stewing chuck beef, use tomatoes as the cooking liquid. Braising uses little liquid while stewing requires enough liquid to partially cover the meat, creating distinct moisture levels and flavors.
The final chapter Fruitage of the Christian Science textbook gathers 100 pages of verified testimonies from diverse people. They describe healing and freedom from many diseases through devoted study of the book alone, offering living proof of its healing power.
An advertisement invites readers in Amarillo to visit Christian Science Reading Rooms at 121 West 9th Avenue or nearby areas to read borrow or purchase Bible Science and Health and other Christian Science literature. A coupon for $3 accompanies a request for a copy of Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures and information on local Reading Room locations.
Mrs Maurine D Davis represents Amarillo at the annual Zonta convention in Miami Beach Florida. Held at the Sherry Frontamac Hotel the gathering runs through Thursday with Davis returning Monday. She serves as club secretary with officers Mrs Margaret Platt vice president Miss Ellen Wells treasurer and Mrs Laureen Watts immediate past president.
Dolomite dating 200 million years back is being quarried north of Amarillo for St Andrew's Episcopal Church at Sixteenth and Bryan. About 600 tons were shipped to the site for the 20 000 square foot walls. Geologists call it ideal Texan building stone. Contractor Paul King expects completion in four months. The rock, found near the Canadian River, has endured since Permian times and was used by Pueblo Indians for cooling homes.
About 100 fathers and plasterers walked off jobs in Dallas halting work on the Mercantile Commerce Building, Southern Methodist University dormitories, and Baylor Hospital Truett addition. They demand a written contract maintaining a $20 daily wage plus a $5 bonus. contractors offered $24 for eight hours or a $3 hourly rate. Pickets were not immediately posted while other crews continued work.
A Grimsby port report notes a new world record as 31 vessels landed 14 million pounds of fish, outlining the total haul and the number of participating ships.
In Berlin New Jersey a stock car driven by Don MacFarland of Horsham Pennsylvania plowed through a track fence at Atco Speedway. Maria Suggs 33 and her son William 6 died. Dolores Suggs 8 injured and under observation for possible skull fracture. Father William Suggs stood nearby as the crash occurred.
Robert E. Clements appointed Al E. Cudlipp to chair the planning for the 28th Annual Conference of Texas Industry sponsored by the Texas Manufacturers Association. The Galveston meeting will be held October 19 20 with Ralph L. Gray named vice chairman.
Panhandle Chapter of the National Electrical Contractors Association invites members and guests to the American Legion Home tomorrow at 7:30 PM to hear Harry Simmons of New York, a famed management consultant, speak on Sell, Brother. John H. Burt, manager of the Electrical Contractors Association, will introduce the speaker.
About 150 members and guests are expected at the event with 26 firm members from Amarillo Borger Pampa Clarendon Canyon Hereford and Tulsa. Elmo Duke will preside as Southwestern Public Service Company executives and wholesale suppliers hear Mr Simmons, author of 12 Globe News Want Ads Get Results books. He has written for Printers Ink Advertising and Selling Sales Management Industrial Marketing Forbes and more. He was a college advertising and selling instructor. CAR LOOTED Fort Worth man C M Mitchell reports his Capitol Hotel room theft of clothes three billiard balls and a briefcase from his car after a break in through a ventilator window.
Funeral services for Mrs. C. M. Caldwell 69 a well known Baptist Church leader and philanthropist were to be held here today. She died late Saturday night. Her husband survives and the couple endowed Hardin Simmons University the Caldwell Fine Arts Building and donated land for Hendrick Memorial Hospital.
William B. Hanna reported to police the theft of 11 dollars from his home at 704 Madison last night.
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