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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1934
Page
12
The Amarillo Boy Scout Council launches a private fundraising drive led by the finance committee. Memberships will be sold to cover a shortfall of $1,633.63 beyond the Community Chest pledge, with April expenses already leaving only $4.80 in the treasury and a threatened headquarters closure.
To relieve eczema itching this advertisement promotes Blue Star Ointment as fast absorbing and germ killing. It claims soothing relief without burning or blisters and states the skin heals with safe reliable use.
The J C D Club will sponsor a four a vacation dance at the Nat Dine and Dance Palace tomorrow night. The event will be a tag affair with reduced prices. George Nathan Butler is reported dead in Fort Worth. he lived in Amarillo and Can yon for years and represented the Southern Plow Company in the district.
Amarillo will mark Memorial Day with three programs by local patriotic groups. Memorial Park and Llano Cemetery services start at 6 and 6:45 pm, followed by a Legion Hall ceremony at Municipal Auditorium at 8:15 pm. Graves will be decorated, flags half mast until noon, banks closed, and post office hours suspended.
The Amarillo Baking Company marked its tenth Butter Nut Bread anniversary with a grand open house at 801 Buchanan Street drawing an estimated 20,000 attendees. More than 15,000 loaves were given away by 9 pm as crowds toured the renovated plant and viewed new equipment. Mayor Ross D. Rogers, Norris Ewing and Clyde Smith spoke as Bob Mueller's orchestra played.
Texas Tom explains marriage season and his marriage with Martha. They plan to visit Clarence Williams Hardware to pick a wedding present for their niece. He praises Martha and notes they get along when not arguing on the phone.
Mrs. Rosa Gold Davis chairs the Americanization committee for the Veterans of Foreign Wars as they organize the night program. The Mother Singers under Mrs. J. W. Sanders will perform, Judge E. C. Nelson speaks on Memorial Day meaning, with invocations by post chaplain Joe Omler and a patriotic music group organized by H. A. Shaw.
Memphis telegram May 29 quotes Major General Johnson Hapgood of Fort Sam Houston claiming women provoke conflicts. He says lipstick stirs more battles than the big stick and that men fight for their women, ensuring wars while women are worth fighting for.
A woman's screams led police to a home where a prowler had entered. An open window yielded a clue a set of false teeth. A suspect was picked up two blocks away and jailed after dental work checked.
Community churches are described as the community's fortress and essential service for those in need, highlighting their role in support and aid across the area.
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