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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 31, 1944
Page
4
Police reported a deer leaped into a filling station via a window and exited through another, taking about 23 seconds to traverse the scene. The incident occurred as part of a burglary note found among local papers.
Woman's Page reports a 7 o'clock dinner in the fellowship hall of First Christian Church with the missions department presenting a Mexican mission dramatization led by Mr. and Mrs. Fidel Reyes. E A Paschal will speak on the Disciple Brotherhood’s foreign work via the United Christian Missionary Society. The gathering preludes children’s day observances next Sunday. Piano pupils of Elizabeth Spegal Morris perform at 8:30 p.m. Thursday and Friday at the main studio 3504 Polk Street with term awards to follow.
Miss Camille Marcella Kay daughter of Mr and Mrs Cameron M Kay of Houston was feted at a formal graduation party in Amarillo hosted by her parents. The event featured white decor marconi daisies feverfew and lilies with a large lace flower arrangement at the honoree table. Escort Bourden Rae Barfield attended as guests included Judge W E Gee and many local families.
Tonight presents multiple piano and music recitals by pupils of Grace EF Hamilton Ola Jenkins Elizabeth Miesse Doris Jane Echart Mary Martha Thompson Leslie Hills Bradford and others. Venues include Tyler Street Polk Street Methodist Church McNanie Studio West 19th Ave and Federation Club Rooms with times from 2 to 8 30 p.m. and a Red Cross sewing group and community club activities.
The Amarillo Council of Parents and Teachers held a closing meeting at Elizabeth Nixson Junior High School auditorium and honored Miss Elizabeth Nixson with a reception. Officers were announced, a school of instruction given, and about 200 guests attended the tea with spring flowers and talisman roses on display.
Hartford Conn May 31 John L Caruso known avid hunter finds broken windows a smashed door and other damage after a reported burglary at his property the incident details suggest a late night break-in with suspected theft and property harm.
Jimmy Weakley hosted a wiener roast at 1006 Mississippi Street honoring Loreta Fay and Terry Copeland who plan to move to Ada Oklahoma. The event, at Weakley's home, was assisted by his mother Eva Weakley with guests including Mrs. C B Copeland Jeannine Brown Mary Kellum Frances Allman Barbara Sue Kelly and others. After supper the group went to the Junior Canteen at the Y W C A. A note mentions a corn sorghum starch used as a tapioca substitute.
Aunt Nan advises readers to plan for personal security by entering steady work with no downturns. She claims the laundry industry is a growth field with year-round demand, offering reliable employment through age forty or fifty and beyond. Sponsored by Panhandle Laundry.
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