Beetle Lived in Corked Bottle Two Years
A carpet beetle inhabited a sealed corked bottle for two years, shedding skins at intervals while remaining unseen in the confined space.
24 May 1946
Page 15
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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 24, 1946
Page
15
A carpet beetle inhabited a sealed corked bottle for two years, shedding skins at intervals while remaining unseen in the confined space.
A whirlwind of visits and departures fills Harrison scenes. Mrs J M Moore and Dr. and Mrs Hooker travel from Roswell to see family. Crain hosts niece S E Darbano at the Business and Professional Women's convention. Jor nal and Clark family guests from Pasadena. Ricks plan a Mansfield visit. Lucille Jones visits Amarillo kin. birthdays and weekend plans mark the week. The column lists many neighbors traveling, hosting relatives, and local events.
Christian Science services announce the May 26 Lesson Sermon titled Soul and Body. The Golden Text cites I Corinthians 3 16 about the temple of God and the Spirit within. Corinthians 5 8 is quoted on preferring absence from the body to presence with the Lord.
Arvalee Stanford daughter of Mr and Mrs E Lee Stanford 1010 Roberts Denton is among 275 seniors applying for bachelor degrees to be awarded June 3 at Texas State College for Women she is a candidate for a bachelor of science in interior design and a member of the Art Club and the Panhandle Club.
The Civilian Production Administration announced a possible brownout next week in eastern and midwestern coal regions if the rail strike lasts or soft coal mining stops. Edward Falck said drastic action is possible though the agency would wait to see how events unfold. The move would replace a prior request to utilities to pool resources and conserve coal.
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