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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 1941
Page
20
It is estimated that about 37,000 voluntary parachute jumps have been made annually since the first World War. This figure reflects sustained interest in parachuting as a civilian and military training activity over the decades.
The weekly Christian Science Lesson-Sermon titled Substance will be read in all Christian Science churches on Sunday March 16. The Golden Text declares thy word is settled in heaven and thy faithfulness endures to all generations. The lesson cites I can do all things through Christ which strengtheneth me and explains that the Divine Being must be reflected by man to be the image of God.
The article extols meat as a complete protein source aiding tissue growth in mothers and fetuses. It highlights minerals copper iron and phosphorus for blood and teeth bones, vitamins from the B group for nerve health, and urges consulting a physician about meat in pregnancy and nursing. Public health seal from American Medical Association counters.
Amarillo hosts Trinity University a cappella choir for its fifth annual Southwest concert tour directed by Alton Clay Pierce. Singers include Er nestine Mercer, daughter of Mr and Mrs J E Mercer of Amarillo. Concert Tuesday at 8 PM in Central Presbyterian Church main auditorium.
A blast at the Santa Barbara powder depot near Seville reportedly killed at least 14 people and injured as many as 300. Five soldiers guarding the depot were among the dead, with other fatalities including a civilian watchman, his wife, and seven children in an adjoining building. The explosion damaged nearby workers' homes, and recovery efforts were underway as authorities assessed casualties.
The list highlights meat as a source of complete proteins, B vitamins, iron and copper to support red blood, phosphorus essential for the body, easy digestibility, palatability, and a lasting satiety value after meals.
Baytown march dispute ends as 143 AFL workers return to the Humble Oil toluene plant at the Baytown Ordnance Works under a settlement negotiated by federal conciliator Joseph S. Myers. The $12 million defense project had left 235 craftspersons idle since last Monday while talks continued.
The River Road Mission marks its third anniversary with a homecoming and rally day aimed at 200 in Sunday school attendance. Dr. A D Foreman Jr of First Baptist Church speaks at devotional time and Rev Harvey Wolfe preaches at morning worship as leaders urge re enrollment of former Sunday school members.
Court records list warranty deeds among multiple transfers including M P Fields to Marie Fields lot 3 block 186 Plemons Dorothy Wagerle to R H Turner lot 3 block 17 CC Terrace and several other parcels with prices noted. Divorce filings Mamie Staab and Alex Staab Verne Webb and Jeffis Webb. Vehicle registrations for several 1941 models.
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