Northwest Texas Hospital At Amarillo Carried Modern Equipment
The Northwest Texas Hospital in Amarillo showcases a million dollar expansion plan with three current buildings and a Y shaped tower. It features automatic elevators, 20 bed medical and 29 bed surgical floors, two major operating rooms, a scrub room, sterilizing room, roof garden, reading lights above beds, call buttons with central nurse stations, and a mix of 36 public and 16 private rooms with baths and private telephones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy C. Carlander
Sixth Street
Rock Island
Amarillo
Flaming Cross seat sale opens at Collins drug store
The Flaming Cross play goes on sale today at Collins drug store under Ku Klux Klan auspices. Seats cost 50 cents to 1.50 with an all star cast and a carload of special scenes for tomorrow’s performance Friday and Saturday nights. Local Klan members praise the show’s reception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ku Klum Klan
Collins Drug Store
State to reclaim Hartley County land near Channing
News from Channing reports the capital syndicate lands locating committee designating about 2000 acres in Hartley County for part of the 59,782 acres the state will receive back from the syndicate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Channing
Hartley County
Capital Syndicate Lands Locating Committee
Syndicate
Hospital Kitchen and Wards Detailed in Ground Floor Plan
The description outlines a hospital layout with a Miss Elizabeth Donnell led kitchen on the ground floor, equipped with a large range and steam equipment. It notes nurses and patient areas, separate Negro and Mexican wards with five rooms each, a morgue, training room, superintendent’s office, and diet kitchens on each floor. The third floor has operating rooms, the second houses surgical patients, and the first holds medical patients. All rooms are white with modern fixtures.
Proceedings in Court of Civil Appeals Amarillo Docket
Proceedings in the Seventh District Court at Amarillo show motions granted in part and overruled on rehearing and dismissals. Several cases from Wichita Potter Wilbarger Terry and Collingsworth are set for submission on April 9. Other items include reversals and affirmations with records filed or remanded in part.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court of Civil Appeals For the Seventh District
Amarillo
Victor Refining Co
City National Bank of Commerce
Wichita
Harvey Co., Ltd
Fred W. Braden
Potter
A. P. Peck
W. O. Powell
Wilbarger
Union Independent School District
M. B. Sawyer
Terry
Susie Green
Vernon Cotton Oil Co
Harry Jaffe
Katie Mae Deckard
Next Friend
United States Fidelity & Guaranty Co
Chas. C. Ramey
FE. A. Martin
Perfection Rubber Co
J. H. Freeman
M. S. Bennett
O l Well Supply Co
Burk Waggoner Oil Co
Camden Fire Insurance Co
F. E. Hill
Mike Brodage
I. B. Bales
Collingsworth
J. D. Wheeler
Jerome
Stone
Travis Oil & Refining Co
Osage Oil & Gas Co
Chas. Carson
C. M. Taylor
M. Weitzman
Homer Lee
W. O. Griffin
Mrs
Prayer Service Led by Dr Herbert W Virgin at First Baptist
Dr Herbert W Virgin will lead the prayer service at the First Baptist Church tonight at 7:80. An important meeting for all church and Sunday school officers and teachers will follow immediately after the service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert W. Virgin
First Baptist Church
Untold Role of Colonel House in Wilson Cabinet Picks
This chapter reveals Colonel House as Wilson’s confidant and unseen architect of policy and personnel. It details how House acted as eyes and ears, handled informal diplomacy, and influenced cabinet selections including Houston, Crane, and other key figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson
House
Mr. Wilson
Colonel House
White House
Star
United States
David F. Houston
Agriculture
Houston
University of Texas
San Francisco
Charles R. Crane
China
Glass
Treasury Department
Virginia
Treasury
Mr. Houston
Congress
Woodrow Wilson
Bond Sales Totals Reach Three Thousand Dollars
Yesterday's Tri-State fair bond drive brought in 3000 dollars as six committees sold bonds and the canvassing effort neared completion. Women clubs and new firms joined the effort with several local businesses achieving perfect response as about 1200 people were solicited and fewer than sixty declined to buy bonds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ford Fixit
R. L. Williams Grocery
C. E. Denson
Erwin Chevrolet Motor Co
San Jacinto Forms New Boy Scout Troop
San Jacinto organizes a Boy Scout troop with 25 boys enrolled. W. F. Linville becomes Scout Master as the troop plans a Friday church meeting and lunch provided by the ladies missionary society. Interested boys sign up at Linville’s drug store before Friday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Jacinto
San Jasinto Methorlist
Ehruca
Ladies Missionary Society of
W. F. Linville
J. G. Colby
H. W. Miller
Frank Lopez
I. T. Huckabee
Linville
Competent Officials Put In Charge Of Northwest Texas Hospital
Miss Magnie Carter, Amarillo nurse, named superintendent of Northwest Texas hospital. Elizabeth Donnell is hospital dietician, Geneva Sanders heads surgical floor, and Mrs. J D Hammer is night supervisor. Four student nurses enroll, with Jessie Wilson supervising training. Tubercular cottage, $250,000 bond funds, main hospital cost $160,000, built under county judges Ray C. Johnson and Sam R. Motlow. Hospital board includes B. T. Ware and Dr. R. L. McMeans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Magnie Carter
Amarillo
Northwest Texas Hospital
Miss Carter
St. Anthony’s Sanitarium
Amarillo High School
Camp Travis
Southern
University of California
Miss Donnell
Elizabeth Donnell
Kansas Agricultural College
Geneva Sanders
J. D. Hammer
Cook County
Jessie York Johnson
Scott-White Sanitarium
Temple
Jessie Wilson
Treva Drake
Friona
Olive Fitzgerald
Eldorado
Okla
Violet Hanson
Hagerman
N. M
Dorothy Andrea
P.E.X
Potter County
Ray C. Johnson
Sam R. Motlow
W. W. Lynch
H. L. Neusch
N. 8
McGea
Carl Hm
C. B E. Weymouth
B. T. Ware
C. A. Fisk
R. L. McMeans
R. 8. Killough
Tom Currie
Also Mentioned on This Page
Wiathews
Texas
Guy A. Carlander
Flaming Cross
Hartley
Amarillo Art School
Polk
J. W. Thompson
East
DR. W. R. Moody
Puckett Bldg
Over City Light & Water Co
Tenth Street
East 10Th
Gilvin Tire
BOY Scouts
W. H. Brymer & CO
Bivins
Webster Building
DR. Watkins
Amarillo, Texas
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