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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 03, 1945
Page
6
Mrs Minnie L Walker of Hereford visits her nephew T A Box and family at 2029 Ong en route to Amarillo. She also calls on her brother James C Cox and family in Pampa during the trip.
John B. Golding Post and auxiliary of the Veterans of Foreign Wars plan to add 40 new members with 35 from Amarillo Army Air Field and five auxiliary members. The event starts at 8 PM at the VFW home with a party after the business program led by Roy Barr and Mrs Eloise Camp.
Clem A. Perrin a Seattle welder won a divorce in superior court after testifying his wife's hair aggravated his asthma.
Clarence Sigmon, shipfitter first class, will take a three week leave after two and a half years in the Pacific. He is the son of Mrs. C. P. Sigmon of 2100 Taylor Street and served with a pontoon assembly detachment of the U S Naval Reserve. He will report for duty at a Rhode Island station.
Donald Ashton executive assistant of the Burlington Railway System Chicago travels to Amarillo with railway photographer Fred Lehmann for a Fort Worth & Denver system tour. Cecil Kersey and Robert L. Hoyt from Fort Worth offices join in Amarillo Friday morning, according to General Agent Bill Gray.
Merritt Hudson son of Mr and Mrs S W Hudson 2122 Ong arrived yesterday from Birmingham General Hospital where he was given an honorable discharge from the Army last week. A technician fifth grade he served in England for about 10 months and is a veteran of nearly two years of service.
A downtown Amarillo cafe introduces a glass jar with a sign inviting patrons to drop in a cigarette if they have one and take a cigarette if they do not, offering a new twist on chain smoking in western hospitality.
Miss Marylille Bandy of 3504 Harrison returned home after a two week visit in Dallas and El Paso Texas.
Clarence Burg of Oklahoma City University judges three days of piano auditions in Amarillo and Lubbock interviewing about 300 pianists. He says private teachers lack graded study and a standard for recognizing student achievement. The National Guild of Piano Teachers plans national notices and awards with certificates and comments for participants.
Irl Allison, dean of music at Hardin Simmons College, helped form the Panhandle guild in 1929. The organization now spans the nation with about 2,000 instructors and more than 15,000 students auditioning. Burg notes a sharp rise in young pianists seeking auditions over the last three years as excellence certificates are awarded to top musicians.
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