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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1939
Page
7
Friday evening events include a Vaughan Sunday School class hosted carnival in Fellowship Hall with supper from 6 to 7 30. Proceeds fund chapel beautification and clothing two children at the Waco Methodist Home. Also notes praise for Charlie Pryor at the Amarillo Hotel for improved dining and guest services during flu period.
The Amarillo Council of 19 organizations plans to bring a "name" band to the Nat around May 1. Possible acts include The King’s Jesters, Bill Bardo, Frankie Trumbauer, and Ina Ray Hutton and her Melodears. Ticket prices will be modest. advance sales begin soon.
Martha Rogers to Houston Tom McClure to Dallas H E Saw yer to Fort Worth Mrs E L Grafton to Albuquerque J N eee to Albuquerque H Smith to Albuquerque Father Flanagan to Omaha R G Allen to Boston F L Hackie to Kansas City Wallens to Chicago A color or style clothes hamper is available at C M Williams Co from 1.39 and up
Classified ad notes offered tack letters work by hour or day with references, inviting interested readers to visit 413 Monroe Street, Apartment 14, for more details.
A birthday note lists Mrs. Bobbie Head of Clarendon, Mary Elien McCue, and Mrs. John H. Vens as missed yesterday. Amarillo Pleating and Button Co offers Easter dress manufacturing with buttons and button holes.
Kay Griffith, born in Chicago on September 10, 20, has fulfilled two early ambitions by age 20. She studied at the University of Chicago, then left to work as a photographer's model and dress mannequin. Her first singing job came with an orchestra in San Francisco, and she has been with Joan Howard for a couple of years.
A middle aged colored woman offers experience in house work and cooking and asks for a job, providing references and address REA 604 Van Buren Street. Also a single 18 year old man seeks any available office job and a widow in her late fifties seeks a gentleman aged 58 to 65 who would value a real lady, all letters answered.
Mrs Ray Crabtree of Tulsa hosted by Mrs H L Fulton spent the weekend with her husband in Stinnett. Darlene Dygert returned from Vega to visit her parents O E and M rs O E Dygert. Buster Roberson of Elida New Mexico stayed with sister Pauline Roberson 409 Alabama Street. Nora Lee Luttrell visited Claude Sunday. Peaches Harrington also in Claude Sunday. Violent Farrington returned to school after two weeks absence due to mother’s illness in Sherman. Argie Bolin spent weekend in Phillips. Robbie Howard of McLean, former student, visited here Monday.
Leo Baggett of Spring Lake Texas seeks any available job. He highlights typing experience and a general bookkeeping course, expresses willingness to work hard, and is flexible on location. He states he is available immediately and ready to relocate.
A reader calls for work at a residence offering house cleaning services and a place to stay at night. The advertisement notes the worker is an experienced white girl and provides contact by dialing 2 2903 for references and arrangements.
A young married couple MR. and MRS. W. CLARK seek farm or ranch employment. He will perform chores and she will do house work. They want a permanent place and can furnish references. They are available to relocate. Address: 712 Fillmore Street rear.
A dog owner seeks help locating their rat terrier named Felix Der Tack. The pet is black, brown and white with a brown head and white stripes along the back of the head. The dog is older and currently missing.
A crippled girl in Pauline Hughes seeks help locating her brother Felix who left home Thursday. She provides her address at 801 Spring Street Fairview Addition and mailing address 309 North Lincoln Street, asking anyone with information to contact her.
Julia, a 17 year old high school student, seeks any near senior high school job. She can work evenings and nights, has housework and child care experience, and is willing to consider any type of work. Call 604 North Pierce Street after 5 pm weekdays or after 1 pm Sundays.
Experienced waitress seeks work in a cafe or bar and can furnish references. Address 107 Pierce Street Apartment 2.
Dear Lack readers seek a good home for a half grown shepherd puppy described as a good pet for a child. Interested parties may contact at 1204 North Fillmore Street.
Middle aged man seeks employment on a farm. He offers to work in exchange for room and board and some wages.
A source lists notices from Douglas Anderson and others seeking employment of any type, while offering free used lumber for haul off. References provided. Addresses include 316 North Polk Street and 606 North Lincoln Street. The notices emphasize painting, paperhanging, general repair, and a demand for work with family needs noted.
Headache and bad breath are described as tattle-tales of constipation. The ad urges not to ignore warnings, claiming simple BLACK-DRAUGHT bowel-toning laxative helps by cleansing souring waste. Promotes 25-dose package for 25 cents as economical and effective.
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