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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1924
Page
6
Mrs Roscoe Stapp contralto and Miss Elizabeth Meyer pianist gave a delightful Polk Street Methodist church recital. Stapp sang sacred arias and a duet with Emil F Myers while Meyer offered Grieg and Weber selections with fine tone and expression.
Parmela Wynne presents a tale of travel and romance beginning with Ann packing to sail to India and ending with a dramatic reunion on a ship. Excitement and adventure drive the plot as readers binge the last third, kept awake by the fast pace and satisfying ending.
Dallas men report severe losses as extreme heat and humidity devastate fowl operations. Fifteen hens and a rooster were pulled from a trash wagon collection site, and motorists fatally struck several pets while seeking relief. removal crews counted two hundred carcasses in a single day on area highways.
The East Side organizes a social sewing club for girls aged 11 to 15 with meetings Fridays at 4 PM. The first gathering was at Miss Helen Norton's home on East Fifth Street with six members present. The second meeting is scheduled at Miss Frances Roland's home, with a July Fourth schedule change. The note highlights ongoing church revival and various local travels and errands.
Local notes report Mrs. L A Davault and family visiting Amarillo from Canyon seen in a store. Thomas Atkinson plans a farm vacation near Iola Texas. Harvey House employes fifteen in Amarillo. Editor reactions include letters from editors and wives about Amarillo visit. Trucking costs and gravel haul details. license taxes cited. Fanny Rhoderick returns from Quitaque. accident injures B Bogard near Santa Fe station.
Mrs J M Culpeper returns from visits with sister Mrs G Culpepper in Dans and friends in Walnut Spring with schoolmates seen after twenty five years Rev and Mrs C E Griswold return from New Mexico trip via Santa Fe and Tucumcari Fifth Sunday meeting held at White Deer Missionary society to host ice cream social on church lawn Tuesday 8 pm proceeds to basement fund U G Randall leaves for Lubbock on business John Ross injured in switch engine crash in plaster casts Mrs Ross mother Mrs Griffin critically ill Miss Lee Patton leaves for Clarendon Mrs Jim Moran critically ill at home 3810 N Buchanan St Mrs R B Francis returns from Elk City and Weatherford six weeks study plan at Weatherford Teachers College W M I of Second Baptist met at church with Mrs Griswold speaker tour of New Mexico and music followed by sherbet social hour
A Chicago report cites a press agent of the National Association of Ice Industries saying the U S kitchen waste totals about 700 million dollars annually. He notes no critique of June brides and defends refrigerator manufacturers.
Under W. H. Gruhikey roadmaster, the Rock Island line between Amarillo and Tuccumeari undergoes heavy improvement. Sixty-pound rail is replaced with eight-pound rail, roadbed reballasted with eight inches gravel, with 62 miles to be finished by July 1 and remaining segments rushed.
Mrs. Jessie McAdams wife of a prominent Quanah rancher brought three children to the Presbyterian Orphanage in Amarillo. Two boys are wards of Ford county juvenile court. oldest is nine. Parents are dead. they have lived unsettled. Superintendent Irvin calls the new home their best yet. Mrs. Jewel Nichols brought three more children from Acme. Two boys and a girl under eight are deserted. father’s whereabouts unknown in Rome. They are happy with their new home.
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