Sixth grade dance hosts at Wolflin amid crowded classrooms
Wolflin School converted gym into classrooms last year prompting a sixth grade dance hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Roy R. Whittenburg at 1908 Harrison. Sponsors were Miss Norris Louise King and Miss Adaline Henry. The issue of space was resolved with a community event at a local home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wolflin School
Roy
R. Whittenburg
Harrison
Norris Louise King
Adaline Henry
E. L. Grimes
North East
Northwest Texas Hospital
K. C. Vaughan
Tulsa
St. Anthony’s Hosital
D. C. Read
Happy
Amarillo Osteopathic Hospital
St. Anthony’s Hospital
E. A. Witterding
Parker
St. Anthony's
J. A. Brewer
Garfield
al Jenkins
van Hicks
Cleveland
Vickie Howard
East Second
Linda Westbrook
Shamrock
C. A. Fairhurst
Ross Hotel
O. B. Vaught
Austin
Odell Harris
Travis
W. H. Harrell
Lipscomb
Charles Fisher
L. C. Henderson
Stinnett
Edith Wixom
Virgil Scott
Roberts
Raymond C. Durrett
Panhandle
Nola Fears
West Thirtysixth
Jill Poole
West Twentieth
Wendell Roy Grizzle
Army Tech Village
George Edwards
North Washington
Richard McDonald
Ong
George L. Robinson
West Fourteenth
Dennis Gibson
Goodnight
Charles A. Lundy
North Bowyer
Walter Robbins
Arapahoe
Albert G. Harvey
Fast
W. H. Butler, Jr
Florida
Doyle Katching
Claude
Clarence Holt
Hughes
William Henry Harrison
Cott Clay
Jerry Metcalf
Antionette Thomas
Frank Thomas
Wellington
Milestones Through May in Early 20th Century Amarillo
A collage of notes recalls 1901 reopening of a restaurant by Jake Bruner and new shops like porter and Bowles with an ice cream parlour. May 1921 brings tales of Nell Wanderwell and Captain Wanderwell in travels, a car dispute with police, and a pursuit by air. May 1931 adds fashion trends like Ping Pong pajamas. May 1940 headlines cover boat races, census deadlines, deaths, and notable local exchanges, with a mix of civic events and social notes from Amarillo and Perryton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jake Bruner
Wolflin Brothers
Nell Wanderwell
Wanderwell
Walter Wanderwell
World Tours
Vanderwell
Vanderwells
Sheriff's Department
Amarillo
M. J. Miller
Panhandle
Rotterdam
Brussels
West
Our Younger Generation Our Younger Generation
Nancy Boyles a 14 year old freshman at Elizabeth Nixson Junior High edits The Whirlwind and was voted school band princess. She plays intramural baseball and basketball, is active in Y-Teens Future Homemakers of America and Stars, and aims to be a newspaper reporter. Jerry Cook is a 14 year old eighth grader at Horace Mann Junior High, serves as vice president of his homeroom, likes football, and dreams of becoming a cartoonist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ora Wright
Nancy Boyles
Elizabeth Nixson
Whirlwind
Future Homemakers of America
The
Stars
Kid's Inc
Farr Boyles
Fillmore
Jerry Cook
Horace Mann Junior High
W. R. Cook
North
Lincoln
Bassett Suffering Illness in Baltimore Hospital
In Baltimore Maryland Mr J R T Bassett lies ill as he is treated at Johns Hopkins Hospital. His daughter Mrs Karl Hormann hosts him while Mrs Bassett remains at 1101 Tyler with Y F. The report notes his condition and current care arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Beeman
Kentucky
M. M. Post
Denver
Colo
John H. Hodges
1603 Bonham
Hodges
Wichita Falls
Jeff Neely
Irene Parks
T. S. Dysart
Co. C. Small
Pat Donovan
Gladyse
Ruby Hayhurst
Amarillo Livestock Auction Company
Amarillo
S. F. Sharp
Abilene
Eula Crawford
Amarillo Osteopathic Hospital Medical
Harold Fleming
North Pierce
C. E. Hauk
Buchanan
W. E. Wilborn
Borger
N. A. James
Dumas
Fred Schupp
West Twelfth
Oliver Houston
Dalhart
O. K. Boswell
M. N. Cochran
Cadue
Marvin Whaley
Friona
Hattie Sands
East Tenth
L. R. Burns
A. S. Riker
Happy
Willie Crow
Laura Crow
West First
8031St
Yokohama
Japan
Hubert M. Lewis
USN
Norfolk
Mediterranean
Newport News
Northwest Texas Hospital
Leroy Mauck
North Jefferson
Hugh L. Holland
F. D. Russell
Grover
Karl Hormann
J. R. T. Bassett
Tyler
Baltimore
Bassett
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Famous Bible Teacher Dr William Evans Dies at 80
William Evans a renowned Bible teacher and author of over 40 books died at his Los Angeles home after a month of illness. The Liverpool native, once a Moody Bible Institute faculty member and later associate dean of the Los Angeles Bible Institute, died at age 80. Funeral services are set for Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
U.P
William Evans
Evans
Liverpool
England
Moody Bible Institute
Chicago
Los Angeles Bible Institute
Also Mentioned on This Page
Arond Toten
Wrigley
Carol
William Reynolds
Spearman
Amarillo Printing Company
Albert
Post Hall Syndicate
Tysd OY Geural Features Corp
Bi Boy
Isition
SI Sprague
O.kates
CWEAP
Fanfarong
Dixie
Marion
Gwendolyn
Cathy
HOLT
MR. Safooli
Steem
Mir. Mullins
MR. Dane
Stephen Patrick Reynolds
Sanford Hospital
Perryton
Reynolds
Stephen Pettus
Eufaula
Oklo
Jim Reynolds
Detroit
James Rittenberry
Glynn Morris
Possum Kingdom
Ruth James
Hayden
Roscoe
Frank Weir
ST. Anthony Hospital
North Fillmore
S. T. Walker
Blanche Fuller
Surgical
Edward Crenshaw
Phylis Ann Biondoline
East Central
T. M. Yard
I. J. Harville
Bobby Charles Windsor
Low Sellars
Pioneer Hotel
Dallas
Become Optical Co. Ars IN
FISK
Kohler
Wali He Ore Rt
Ceylon
B. F. Goodrich Store
4Th
Griggs Burial Association
N. S. Griggs and Sons Funeral Home
N.s.griggs & Sons
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