New Arrivals and Visits Highlight Local Community Post
Mrs. Jesse Rogers travels to San Diego and Long Beach visiting relatives and will stay two weeks. Mrs. G. L. Mathews arrives from Kingsley Kansas for a two week stay with the Stinsons. The Hamiltons host Cpl Charlie Farwell and family guests from Dallas and Houston. Newcomers include S. T. Merritt from Clarendon and Ted Barton family from Dallas. Various local social notes recount births hospital stays and residents traveling or moving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesse Rogers
Taylor
San Diego
Long Beach
Cal
W. J. Shudde
Bob Rogers
Rogers
G. L. Mathews
Kingsley
Kan
C. G. Stinson
Fountain Terrace
T. Merritt
Clarendon
Mr. Merritt
West Thirteenth
Ted Barton
Martha
Dallas
Mr. Barton
Quaker State Ol Company
West Eleventh
Service Men In the News From Our Defenders
Instructors and sailors from Amarillo area units are noted. Lt. James N. Allred, a Victorville bomber instructor after 31 European missions, returns to reassignment. Winsett Latta, Navy, on leave from Oceanside, visits his mother in Amarillo. Odell and Bert Woollard meet in England after overseas service. two Seabees from Amarillo return on leave from the Pacific. Pickering and Mitchell, on leave, helped build the Admindiralty base efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Bert Woollard
Sgt
Odell Woollard
Marie Woollard
Fillmore
Odell
France
79Th Service
London
Bert
Navy
Amarillo
United States
Pacific
Guadalcanal
Finschafen
Admiralty Islands
C. C. Pickering
North Tyler
Farren M. Mitchell, Jr
Great Naval Base
Admiralties
Philippines
Pickering
Brown Root
Dumas
Mitchell
John Laddiehoff
Mrs Dilday Returns From Dallas Corsetiere Clinic
Mrs M E Dilday of 1110 Bellaire has returned from Dallas where she attended a corsetiere clinic. She works for Sears Roebuck in the ladies ready to wear department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas
M. E. Dilday
Bellaire
Rainey Signals Possible Run In Texas Governor’s Race
Former University of Texas president Homer Rainey, in Fort Worth, suggests Texas needs a new political regime and hints he might run if asked. He says he remains focused on education and walks a fine line about his political ambitions while denying immediate plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Worth
University of Texas
Homer P. Rainey
Texas
New York City
Rainey
Board of Regents
New York
Regents
Dallas
Tom Gooch
The
Daily Times-Herald
Gooch
Lieutenant Gerard Returns From Dallas Leave
Lieutenant Gerard Jr. returns from a 21 day Southwest Pacific leave after a weekend in Dallas with his mother Mrs. F. W. Gerard and sister Mrs. T. W. Dowd. He is to report to Santa Ana California for reassignment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. W. Gerard, Jr
Southwest Pacific
Dallas
F. W. Gerard
T. W. Dowd
Polk
Santa Ana
Cal
Local visitors seek medical treatment in city
Here for treatment Mrs. Pearl Moore and Miss Roberta of Hot Springs Ark are guests of Mrs. M. F. Dilday 1110 Bellaire and Mr. and Mrs. Ben Ratliff 727 North Cleveland during their stay in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearl Moore
Roberta
Hot Springs
Ark
City
M. F. Dilday
Bellaire
Ben Ratliff
North
Cleveland
Millions Switch To Mutton Suet Idea For Chest Cold Aid
Mothers across America adopt Grandma’s remedy now improved by science Penetro a multi medicated base with mutton suet acts as counter irritant and pain relief while its aroma soothes chest discomfort aiding rest and recovery Drugstores advertise 25c and 35c double supply for all family colds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Grandma
Lucy Ann Williams Named DAR Citizenship Girl
Lucy Ann Williams of Amarillo High School was chosen Citizenship Girl by the senior class and faculty for qualities of dependability service leadership and patriotism. The state winner receives a $100 war bond. Williams is daughter of C O Williams 113 Arch Road and participates as a Sandie cheerleader La Riosa co editor secretary of the senior class and NHS member. Other nominees included Patsy Dinan Mary Louise Autry Christie Dougherty Yvonne Scott and Ginger Owens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucy Ann Williams
Amarillo
Lucy Ann
C. O. Williams
Arch Road
Sandie
la Rirosa
National Honor Society
How To Hold False Teeth With FASTEETH
Learn to secure dentures with FASTEETH a non acidic alkaline powder. It helps teeth stay firm and comfortable while eating talking and laughing. It reduces slipping odor and residue without sour taste or gooey feel. Available at most drug stores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Easy Drug Store
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G. B. Hamilton
West Sixteenth
Hamilton
Cpl
Charlies Farwell
Aleutians
Corporal Farwell
W. E. Farwells
Bascom Lang
Houston
H. J. Farwells
J. L. Farwells
Clark Wagner
Ethel Schaer
Theo. Crafton
Lewis Fields
J. W. Garrison
Parker
Fort
Hammond
C. J. Easley
Gene
Marion
Roger
Muleshoe
Mr. Easley
North van Buren
J. H. Ratijen
Plainview
Mr. Ratten
Kentucky
S. A. Woody
C. A. Woody
Quanah
Eva McLean
Abilene
Set
Ray Crouch
Sergeant Crouch
Armarillo Army Air Field
Up. Jenkins Music Co
Ong St
ST. Anthony's Hospital
NEWS
Joe Hindman
McLean
Delores Virginia White
Dombey
Okla
Virginia Ann
Robert N. McCallum
Carl Small
Canyon
Robert Knupp
Washington
Thomas Lee Mackechnil
Evan L. Sitter
J. R. Phillips
Connie Retherford
J. C. Ford
Goodwell
B. C. Taylor
West Second
Frankie Hagaan
English Field
Frank QO. Currier
Alabama
Kathleen Hagaman
Conway
Whit Latta
Harrison
Grace Ann Remling
Optima
Joe B. Jackson
North Taylor
Ol’ Vernon Sez
Oriental Cleaners
Vernon Hancock
Buchanan
HEATH
Heath Permitive Company
Ponte
Janfardes
Odes
Nou
Wask Tubbs
Otto
Underworld Confederates
McKee
Mokee
Ramon
Jackson
You
Mona
Rod
Wart
SPN
COMIN
Mischa Richter
King Features “Syndicate, Inc
James N. Allred
Winsett Latta
Midland
Tex
R. M. Allred
Tyler
Victorville Army Air Field
Allred
R. O. Latta
Gwen
Latta
Amarillo High School
Oceanside
Globe-News
Vacolite CO
Lipscome
General Electric
Southern Equipment & Supply Co
West 7Th St
Lieutenant Gerard
Beery
Prescription and Vitamin Shop
Polk St
York Tire Co
John D. McBride
Zale’s
Blackburn Bldg
Seventh Street
Dar Citizenship Girl
State Farm
B. B. Williams
Frank Campbell
State Farm Insurance Companies
East Fifth
SEE Optical CO
Pole ST
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