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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 03, 1944
Page
2
A party tale describes a table game where participants knock to reveal months and birthdays. A veteran recently discharged from the Army joins. the table counts months, answers yes or no by taps, and even hints at an invasion timing amid humorous, red faced questions.
A wartime substitute band clinic will run May 9 10 at the Senior High School Auditorium. D O Wiley Texas Tech director leads the event with bands from Senior High Sam Houston Horace Mann Central High and a 110 piece combined orchestra. Public concert Wednesday night. A Sandie band banquet is set for Friday at 7 30 PM in the Senior High Auditorium.
The ad claims Nature makes about two pints of bile daily and Carter's Little Liver Pills boost bile flow to improve digestion in as little as thirty minutes. It asserts the pills work with Nature's order, costing 25 cents and leaving you feeling better.
District Attorney Jim Lumpkin is in Claude on official business acting as Armstrong county attorney. The Armstrong county attorney is in the armed service and no one is available to take his place.
After a morning business meeting the Amarillo Council of Church Women announces a May luncheon at the First Christian Church. The covered dish luncheon will be served at noon and the group plans summer activities for Amarillo children led by president Mrs. R. T. Weills.
An Amarillo Globe reporter describes revived Ouija board use and table tapping as home entertainment amid war era cycles. Five participants sit around a card table with a vacant side while hands rest lightly on the surface. chanting prompts the table to rise, startling skeptics.
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