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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1930
Page
7
Tonight at 7 o'clock at Fellowship Hall of the Presbyterian Church forty men enrolled for the Scout Leader Training School will be organized and divided into patrols with leaders. M. J. Paul notes many participants have not been Boy Scouts, stressing learning Scouting from the inside out and promising recreation as well as instruction.
Understanding of boy life gained will be worth the effort as fathers are invited to the first of six Tuesday meetings at the Presbyterian Church.
City Manager W N Durham said the North Amarillo subway on Fillmore Street is likely to be built but may shift to Polk or Tyler if property damage is less on another street. H Ernest Smith, head of the local petition committee, announced the filing with the City Commission for tonight’s meeting.
Walter E. Davis of 4419 Highland Street escaped unharmed after his car was hit broadside by Beatrice Wallace of 2214 Ong Street. Davis was traveling south on Washington Street while Wallace drove west on Twenty second Avenue, witnesses and a police report stated.
Amarillo B P C E No. 923 to charter Borger lodge with 110 in first class led by Vernon deputy grand exalted ruler Hary Mason. Parade, 4 PM Friday, dinner at 6, Amarillo Elks, Borger and visiting Elks from Plainview Pampa and Dalhart attend.
J. W. Johnson pleaded guilty to theft of a purse in district criminal court and received a two year penitentiary sentence. District Attorney Edw W. Thomerson noted the youth bore a penitentiary record. W H Jones, witness for Looney Roberts, was fined $200 by Judge Henry Bishop for failing to answer a summons.
City Forester Temple Robinson has started poisoning dandelions on the Municipal Auditorium grounds. He reported this morning that some dandelions cut last year near the top had branched out with as many as
A vintage public notice urges families to try Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a gentle laxative for all ages. It highlights senna and laxative herbs, claims thorough action without weakening bowels, and promotes free trial bottles from Monticello Illinois.
The report notes seven new tops from the old roots and quotes an expert who warns that cutting off the tops does more harm than good.
The Amarillo Traffic Club holds its regular semi monthly luncheon meeting at the Amarillo Hotel tomorrow noon. Herbert Willborn will speak on The Shippers Viewpoint as to the importance of Transportation. All members are urged to attend.
Yale will send its largest squad ever to the Penn Relays with entrants in eleven events. The mile relay team, which placed third to Harvard and Malden in a Crimson world indoor mark, will compete. Also entered are two mile, mile, and half mile teams and a shuttle hurdle relay squad facing Army Ohio and others.
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