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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 21, 1930
Page
5
The American Legion Post of this city joins all state posts for a simultaneous Memorial Day observance on May 30. Adjutant Floyd Sloan says posts will contact veterans of World War I and later wars, visit cemeteries, and decorate graves in a public ceremony at local cemeteries.
Out on Twentieth Avenue today the first Amarillo exhibition of the work of Sandy Mack, Scotch artist, is taking place. The studio at 1010 West Twentieth Avenue shows oils, water colors, crayons, and bronze bas reliefs. Mack’s portraits of Amarilloans are thoughtful, with the acme in his Scottish studies like Sumbar ton Rock. The exhibit runs 2 to 5 and 7 to 9 tomorrow and Friday, with works by his pupils and biblical canvases such as The Boy Called Jesus and Resurrection.
Report notes that certain convent inmates allow smoking, restricted to older girls who may smoke only in their sitting rooms. The policy varies by location and is limited to private spaces within the convent.
Ivan Bridges of Bridges Drug Company spent two and a half months in Arizona and Colorado. Mr and Mrs B C Henson left for Arizona for several weeks vacation. Mrs R C Hannah from Ropes Texas visited Amarillo host Mrs W L Pierson. J O Whittington joined Mrs Whittington in Dallas for shopping and then Eastland Texas. C D Agee of Acme Screen Co Dallas was in Amarillo on business. Charles Smith returned home from a Panhandle visit to Amarillo. Mr and Mrs Dick Moore and family and Essie Finch and daughter Nola Marie Finch from Childress motored to Amarillo and back.
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