Grapefruit First Brought to Florida by Spaniards in Sixteenth Century
Historical note records that Spaniards introduced the grapefruit to Florida during the sixteenth century era, shaping the state's later citrus industry.
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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 1946
Page
10
Historical note records that Spaniards introduced the grapefruit to Florida during the sixteenth century era, shaping the state's later citrus industry.
Marine Corps aviation units are open to men who enlist, ages 17 to 25, per Capt. Richard L. Pierce in Oklahoma recruiting. Quotas are nearly unlimited for Marine Corps and aviation. recruits must complete boot camp then attend Marine aviation tech schools. Sgt. Aubrey Dean and Sgt. Thornton Myers in Amarillo supply info and accept applications.
Maxwell observes Milton Wright’s store shifting under a new, Christian cooperative plan. Wright argues intelligent unselfishness, shared profits, and love for employees will boost care and efficiency. Maxwell admires the change yet worries over potential money loss as he prepares a Sunday sermon on the saloon.
Mary Pratt daughter of Mr and Mrs G H Pratt 701 Sunset leaves today by plane for New Orleans to spend a week with Mrs Sue Prichett.
A preacher named Gray, led by a shift in discipleship asking what Jesus would do, prays for wisdom as his meetings at the Rectangle grow calmer. Rachel’s singing intensifies, the crowd quiets, and the Holy Spirit’s apparent arrival signals a major spiritual turning point for a town famed for its hard drinking and local pride.
Rachel Winslow sings to a drug aware audience at a Rectangle revival led by Dr. West. Virginia helps a repentant woman on the floor as Rollin Page appears near Rachel, prompting a faltered finish before the crowd kneels in prayer.
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