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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1948
Page
15
The Amarillo Globe page features a quirky note about a neighborhood cat named Funny Pace caring for kittens, plus scattered social notices. It lists residents of 1813 Travis and travel plans along the Azalea Trail, hospital births, new arrivals, and local visits across Amarillo and surrounding areas.
Residents of Amarillo and surrounding trade territory back the 1948 Easter Seal drive led by G A McCullough head of Crippled Children's Council Inc. The drive runs March 1 through March 28 with 87 children registered for the April 3 St Anthony's Hospital clinic and five operations planned. Seals cost 1 and 13 000 envelopes were mailed. contact McCullough at 25183 or Amarillo Building Room 442 for those not mailed.
Courthouse records list transfers and marriages including Hatcher to Spann and Kemp. LeM and Olsen properties, and partnerships. District Court sees Herrington divorce action, Redd divorce, Bright divorce, multiple marriage licenses and new unions. Denver visit noted for W. T. Cooke Jr., Amarillo graduate and Slick Airways pilot.
Arman Eomun reports word of the death of Dr. P. M. Smith 70 of Magnolia Ark an eye specialist native to Magnolia who died of a heart attack while visiting New Orleans Mr and Mrs Smith and daughter Carolyn left for Magnolia. Mr Smith heads the land department and is personnel director for the Canadian
River Gas Company office in Rule Building notes Amarillo ties to Dr Smith who is survived by his wife and four sons E. E. Smith Amarillo A. E. Smith Stamps Ark Dr James L. Smith Little Rock Ark and Don Smith Magnolia Funeral arrangements have not been completed.
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