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Newspaper

Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Mar 09, 1936

Page

2

Weather Outlook Brings Promising Spring and Grain Hope

The Panhandle forecast a mild, moist spring with ample moisture after calm spells. Wheat across the plains is healthy, with rain in sight near late March or early April. Local notes mention lighter winds than past years, blossoming violets, and close attention to upcoming events and a local banqueting crowd.

Younlls Friona Hereford Dallam County Moore Panhandle Texas Jatter Lubbock South Plains

Amarillo Civic Notes Mix Of Warnings And Local Tales

A fragment from Amarillo includes cautions to mothers about children in parks, reflections on community behavior, and wedding anniversary tributes. It weaves in humor about diet campaigns, travel safety, and a parade of assorted trivia from Hollywood to politics, ending midstream on a note about movie lighting speeds.

Amarillo Hollywood Jack Stoney Washington, D. C Congress National Capital Potomac River George Washington Jefferson Madison Washington Nass

Goodfellows Fund Supports Feeding Hungry Amarillo Children

Historic appeal lists dozens of local donors and organizations from Wight Woolsey to Panhandle Fruit Company and First Baptist Church, detailing food gifts, clothing and supplies for needy schoolchildren as the Goodfellows drive proceeds. The list cites households, businesses, church groups, unions, and clubs contributing items from onions and bread to milk and beef, plus cash, for distribution through school programs and the Goodfellows store room.

Goodfellows Fund The News-Globe Amarillo Wight Woolsey G. A. Girls Pierce Street Baptist Church Cup Towels Oliver Eakle W. Nickell Mother Benton First Christian Pa Cee Dorcas Circle Pierce Street Baptist Church Women's Missionary Union Master Barbers Association of Dorcas Seventh Day Adventist Church Ladies’ Aid Society Lutheran Church Skelly Saunders Implement Company R. L. Saunders Marcus Conrad R. R. Winningham Walter Saunders Louis Kufahl Leo Conrad Russell Boyd John Deere Plow Company R. Mitchell Southwestern Bell Telephone Company Anderson Printing Co United Jewish Appeal of the Panhandle M. EF. Savage C. P. Walsh B. H. Brands Janie Lee Estlack F. C. Higains FE. R Lewis Railway Sam Roberts Dalhart R. W. Jones Murray Pan Kiaso Bessie Henderson Painters Union No American Business Club Lee Bivins Miles Bivins Mann Bakery Charles F. H W. A. Stewart Ross Davis Dale Nanadie Wright W. H. Ingerton Mets Bakery Palo Duro Purniture Company L. E. Yeeham D. L. Shelton Dee Huneke J. B. Gould Abe Sverdhoff C. H. Deebler J W. Anderson J W. Hil Amarillo National Bank Co G. Hester HH. Brunson Elizabeth Herring Panhandle A & M Bertha Hoffman Ben Stone J. W. Roas Harve Allen J. Blinderman A. G. Stanley Debbie Patterson May Roney-Tutt J. J. Zotness la Costura Club Thigse W. L. Askew J. We Sccecser John Cavin Beeves International Harvester Company W. A. Fisk Karl W. Freeman W. T. Richey H. M. Walker P. G. Barton G. D. Pence D. M. Smith Pete Hackley W. D. Elder Lee Henderson J. J. Underwood J. T. Duddy J. FE. Waldrop Leona Barrick W. T. Wheeler A. E. Womble J. A. Kendall B. F. Peters Leland Twaddell Brian M. Morrow J. C. Lilly Agnes Womack Pred Kelley J. A. Pollard Roy Sessions West Amand A. Ryan Panhandle Laundry Company Wats Ee Plains Creamery Company S. R. Isaacson E. M. Blackburn S.us George H. McGrath A. Jowo Buchanan St J. BE. Lowndes, Jr W. & Autry B. BE. Nolefi J. I. Pierson Bessie Aronson Charles J. BE. Lowndes W. H. Rife Pearce J. M. PoliNng Cseceeeveres R W. D. McClure Christian Church Mission Theater Circle Five Eee Walter R. Irwin Ehap Otter J. R. Crawford Occes Lloyd Bivins J. O. Guleke Cscs O. B. Cheashir Zale Jewelry Company Farle A. Shields, Jr H. P. Brooks M. Sherman Bricklayers Union No G. W. Roberson Vega J. L. Williamson Hellenic American Society William Couiheners J. C. Paschal Dhe Fort Worth Denver G. H. Romine B. A. Boykin H. B. Tharp Nelson Harris Food Stores Sanborn School Muncy Gardens Randall Count Star Lumber Company Henwood School Lon Sellars Mann Bakery Company W. W. McIlroy Carpenters Union Green Bros. Furniture Co Murry Watts Oshots Ives Otis Williams Screetka Otis Williams M. M. Mayfield Sanders White and Kirk Wilbur C. Hawk Gene A. Howe George Carns Panhandle Fruit Company H. S. Porter & Sons R. D. Houck Amarillo Baking Company Ray Pinkney Pinkney Packing Company J. Lindsay Nunn Henneman Grain Company J. M. Tate Virginia Street Williams Hardware Company Phit Club Panhandle Hardware and Implement McKnight

Panhandle churchmen to convene for Texas rally series

Panhandle religious leaders gather in Amarillo for a North Plains division of a state wide Texas Centennial rally. Meetings run 9 30 a m to 8 p m at multiple churches with Dr F M Warren and Dr J N R Score as principal speakers and Judge F E L Pitts addressing ministers and laymen.

Panhandle First Baptist Church Amarillo North Plains Pat Henry, Jr Polk Street Methodist Church FE. L. Pitts Central Presbyterian Church J. N. R. Score First Methodist Church Fort Worth Judge Pitts

First Aid Classes To Be Held Here This Week

Red Cross room in the courthouse will host first aid instruction starting Thursday at 7:30 p.m. Mrs. Arthur Ball, secretary, announced. Public is invited and those attending should call Mrs. Ball before Thursday. Classes will repeat each Tuesday and Thursday night.

Red Cross Arthur Ball Ball

Multitalented figures and dated curiosities emerge

The text highlights varied headlines from history mentioning a versatile Paul Revere figure, a long murder drought in Bermuda, and a salty comparison between seas. It also notes J P Morgan shifting from confrontation to posing for newspaper photographers, and references a few dramatic crime cases and water scenes.

Paul Revere Bermuda Atlantic Mediterranean

Champion amateur announcer Dailey wins Amarillo contest

Jimmy Dailey was named champion amateur announcer in the Adkisson and Baker Tire Company event over Station KGNC. Runner up Dudley Caldwell was praised for a resonant radio voice. Dailey, older with musical experience, won on poise and smoothness. A new contest opens at 9:45 tomorrow night for entrants over 15.

Jimmy Dailey Amarillo Adkisson and Baker Tire Company KGNC Dudley Caldwell Caldwell Dailey Mike

Thompson Banquets Highlight Widespread Texan Tribute

Invitations aimed to include all industries from the territory, but many personal friends could not be invited. Similar appreciation banquets have followed Colonel Thompson in Texas. Four thousand guests attended an outdoor dinner in Beaumont last month, and a December Houston banquet was described as historic and exceptional.

Hagg Colonel Thompson Texas Beaumont Houston

Price of Haircuts In Amarillo Higher

Well barbered Amarilloans paid more for haircuts today amid new prices posted on the State Board of Barbers Examiners. Haircuts and shampoos rise by 50 cents in union shops and 40 cents in non union shops, with other services unchanged. The barbers say the raise is necessary and applies to both union and non union shops.

Dust Storm Relief Nose Oil Ad at Doerschuk’s Drugs

An old ad promotes Doerschuk’s Nose Oil from Doerschuk’s Drugs at 5010 Westport Road Kansas City Missouri. It claims to prevent dust infection and irritation in the nose and sinuses and to soothe catarrh with quick relief, offering a large size postpaid for one dollar.

Doerschuk Westport Road Kansas City

P. J. Sines Dies in Pecos Hospital

P. J. Jerry Sines, oil man and drilling contractor in the Panhandle, died in a Pecos hospital after pneumonia. His wife and son Louis travel to Pecos, with sisters in Virginia among survivors. He had lived in Wichita Falls and Pampa, Texas, and Oklahoma. Funeral arrangements not yet announced.

P. J Jerry) Sines Panhandle Pecos Sines Ong Street Louis University of Oklahoma Virginia Lines Wichita Falls Pampa Texas Oklahoma

Engagement announced by Lackey and Blackwood in Hollywood

William T. Lackey, associate producer at Paramount Studio, and Bonnie Blackwood, former New York musical comedy actress, announced their engagement today in Hollywood California. Miss Blackwood said she would abandon her screen career for marriage after moving from the Vanities to the University of Oklahoma.

Holly Wavud Calif William T. Lackey Paramount Studio Bonnie Blackwood New York Miss Blackwood University of Oklahoma

Death of Doctor Yates Shakes First Baptist Church

Several members of the congregation were at the bedside as Doctor Yates passed away. A. G. Speck and wife once lived with him in McKinney before moving to Amarillo. Rev. Newman, W. H. Fuqua, Arthur Osgood, O. J. Leveritt, and Mayor Ross D. Rogers led funeral travel parties.

A. G. Speck McKinney Amarillo Hermon Pipkin A. E. Meyer T. W. Cotten Léla Montgomery Rev. Newman First Baptist Church W. H. Fuqua Dallas Arthur Osgood O. J. Leveritt Ross D. Rogers Hermon C. Pipkin Tom Cotten Floyd V. Studer Doctor Yates

Barbers Cite Health Rules To Maintain Service

Barbers issued a statement explaining steps to comply with state health laws while continuing to provide the same level of service to customers. The note emphasizes safety and regulatory adherence as essential to operations.

Amarillo pastor leads growth of thriving church

Since arriving from McKinney in July 1924, the Amarillo congregation nearly doubled over 12 years. The church erected a $500,000 building described as the "ideal church" and now occupies it, reflecting significant community and spiritual expansion.

Amarillo McKinney Ideal Church

Quick Relief for Head Colds Drops

Advertising copy for nasal passage relief products noting anti cold action and support for nasal functions. Mentions ephedrine containing drops with prices 10c trial size, 25c 50c and $1 bottles. Claims balanced medication approval and assistance to nature in throwing off colds.

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Plains Dr. R. Thomson Ernest Thompson Plains Country Art Wagoner Los Angeles Harlow Stidger Rickett Clesson Wild Horse Mays Butler Field Wild Horse Mays Jack Lively Europe Germany France Japan Russia United States Mrs. T. Chisum Mr. Chisum Mrs. Chisum Jack Oakie Berger San Antonio Paramount Paul Goebbels Beau Brummell London Idaho U. S. Senate Borah Fred Nobel John Law Pennsylvania North Carolina U. S Elere Khee King Abilene Tack George Killough & Davies Thompson P. J. Sines Pecos Hospital Screen DR. Yates Penetro Ben-Gay Troy Troy Laundry
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