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Newspaper

Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Nov 06, 1951

Page

2

Baptist Missionary Convention Opens in Lubbock

The annual Baptist Missionary Association of Texas convention opens in Lubbock with sessions through Wednesday. Rev. Roy B. Flippo of Amarillo serves as recording secretary. other officers include Rev. Gerald Keller of Jacksonville College as president and E. L. Jones of Lamesa as vice-president. The Women’s Missionary Auxiliary meets as reports on missions, orphanages, and colleges are discussed.

Baptist Missionary Association of Texas Lubbock Amarillo Roy B. Flippo Bethel Missionary Baptist Church Women’s Missionary Auxiliary L. L. Collins Port Arthur Gerald Keller Jacksonville College Baptist Missionary Association E. L. Jones Lamesa

Wheeler Football Standings and Weather Forecast for Winter

Weather outlook warns of a hard wet winter as farmers prepare. Tack’s forecast contest winner is Supt. Chas. M. Rogers with 76,500, missing by 2,254, earning $50. Wheeler football notes: 4-4 in all play, forfeited loss to Clarendon for an ineligible player, upcoming game vs McLean, and a predicted tough match versus Canadian. Key players include David Johnson and Bill Crossland.

Chas. M. Rogers Tack Amarillo Monk Owens Wheeler Clarendon LeFors White Deer Panhandle Turkey Lakeview Stinnett McLean David Johnson Bill Crossland Colie Huffman

Acuteness de veloped and Old Tack Apology Scene

The News-Globe’s official apologizer Old Tack tried to ease tension by offering a large slice of humbie pie amid rising acuteness and tension.

Owens Tack News-Globe

No More Talk From Either Side

A speaker declares a demand to end debate with a firm stance. The remark signals exhaustion with ongoing arguments and calls for finality. No specific names, places, or dates are given in the preserved text, leaving the remark as a generic closing admonition.

Roadblock ideas for Colorado highways and city roads

A reader proposes permanent road obstacles in Amarillo to slow speeders and cut highway accidents. They urge steeper dips, large road bumps, and concrete humps across city blocks to deter speeding.

Colorado Amarillo

Amarillo Sees Higher Local Car Accident Rates

The report notes more automobile accidents and casualties per capita within Amarillo than on highways entering and leaving the city, highlighting local street risk compared with through routes.

Amarillo

Cattle Price Fears Spur Washington Warnings

A Washington note warns cattle raisers of potential oversupply in coming years as herds rise could press beef prices downward. Economists caution a slide in prices by the mid 5s or 3s, while speculators ignore warnings. The era riffs on old sayings and new faces in politics as backgrounds mingle with rural life stories.

Washington

Cattlemen Prosperity Amid Old West Feasts And Cake Lore

The piece recalls liveliest old time conventions when money was scarce and notes cattlemen’s rare prosperity since the wars began. It mentions 50 pork cake recipes for Sam Carter and Tack’s wish for an actual pork cake, reflecting playful cake imagery as he contemplates cooking.

Sam Carter Tack Rcipes

Old Recipes Reveal Pork Cake Then And Now

Borger resident Mrs. Connie McIntosh shares a 45 year old pork cake recipe amounting to two cups sugar and one pound fat pork with boiling water and spices, plus a second historical variant from Augustus of Clovis featuring pork, molasses, citron and dried fruits. A note adds George Washington loved ice cream, spending $200 in 1790, reflecting era prices.

Connie McIntosh Borger Augustus Clovis George Washington

Swiss banks hold wealth per person higher than U S

The text notes Switzerland has over 3600 banks with average deposits of 1004 dollars per person, compared with 976 in the United States. It comments on Americans sending dollars to Europe and on Swiss wealth grown through past wars, with per capita money higher than in America.

Switzerland United States

Dog Owners Pamper Pets With Nail Care in LA

In Los Angeles dog owners regularly visit dog manicurists. Male dogs receive polished nails and some have nail paint in red, signaling fashionable grooming trends among local pet enthusiasts.

Los Angeles

Bread consumption falls from 713 to 140 pounds per person

Twenty years ago Americans ate bread at about 713 pounds per person annually. Now the rate has dropped to around 140 pounds per person, reflecting changes in diet and food availability.

Dietitians Debate Bread Intake Levels

Several dietitians push for more bread in diets citing energy needs and nutrition, while others warn against excess starch. The debate centers on balancing carbohydrates with other foods and individual health goals.

Enemies claim MacArthur’s pipe bears five stars

Critics of General MacArthur say one of his conceits is a pipe engraved with five stars. The remark highlights a personal symbol attributed to the famed commander, reflecting opinions about his vanity and self-regard. The source notes the claim without asserting its truth.

MacArthur

Read This Allegory On Our Politics

A Texas letter writer uses the biblical allegory of trees and a bramble to warn against populist bramble rulers and praise sturdy oaks olive trees fig trees and vines. He laments current political rhetoric and urges Americans to seek virtuous governance and initiative.

Cedars Lebanon Israel America Roman Empire United States M. G. Upton Sunray Texas

Texas Man Breaks Off Engagement Over Kissing

A Houston man faced a breakup after his fiancée revealed he was the first to kiss her. He declared the match off saying if Texas boys kiss her, he will not kiss her himself.

Houston

Pigeons Nominated for Amarillo Tenderest Pigeon Contest

Pourteer pigeons were named in the contest to crown the tenderest ruciest pigeon in Amarillo. All but three were nominated by pigeons themselves, with men who do not know they are pigeons and think others are.

Amarillo

Notable Pigeons and Alaska Social Note Patterns

Joe Louis stands among famed U S pigeons, while Alaska sees rare assaults on women. The territory maintains gender balance myths and a respectful tone toward women, despite few female residents and many men.

Alaska

Cowboy Wanted for a Dudes Ranch in Phoenix

A brief classified note seeks a cowboy for a Phoenix dude ranch. Must play guitar and canasta. will provide riding instruction. The ad emphasizes training in horseback riding.

Phoenix

Teases Stripper Lilli St Cyr in Stage Nerve Interview

In a candid interview Lilli St Cyr says she is least self conscious on stage and would faint if her husband opened the bathroom door during a shower revealing her bold showbiz stance and private hesitations.

Lilli St. Cyr

Texan Seeks Bar Rivalry in New York Bar Prank

A Texan walks into a New York bar and sees a patron lying on the floor. He asks the bartender for some of that drama and attention, hoping for a quick laugh or confrontation in the crowded scene.

New York

Bacon Bookmark Found at Texas Library Return

A Texas library reported a returned book with a slice of bacon used as a bookmark. The unusual marker prompted staff to seal the item and note the incident for records, with no injuries or further disturbances reported.

Texas

Radio confession on dining habits and tipping

An on air confession notes irregular restaurant visits with no repeat meals. The speaker adds a remark about not leaving tips, highlighting unconventional dining behavior.

Amarillo Couple Engaged As Relatives Confirm News

A well known Amarillo young man now attends a downstate university and is engaged to a charming Amarillo girl. Relatives on both sides are confiding the engagement.

Amarillo Down State University

Community Classifieds Admit To Help For Widow And Pets

Notices seeking clothing food playpen stroller or items to aid a widow with four children twin boys six weeks old a boy age 1% years a girl age three plus several animals up for donation including dogs cats and puppies. Listings include baby sitting child care odd jobs lost item a key case found laundry services and trades for goods.

Courthouse Square North Lincoln North McMasters Hughes Julian West Eighth Delma Gunn Bros Francis Brown Amarillo Norge Parker Pampa Katherine Nash Barnes

Doctors Say Majority Wish To Reduce But Few Try

Doctors for an insurance company report that three of five people wish to reduce a behavior or habit, yet only one in five has seriously attempted to do so. The finding highlights a gap between intent and action in health improvement efforts.

Courthouse Records Transfers and Domestic Relations Dockets

Warranty deeds list numerous property transfers across West Hills Wolflin Park Old Town and Denver Heights plus Forest Hill Park and Fairview Townsite. Court of Domestic Relations records show multiple divorce actions and pending marriages licenses for Ankele Johnson Parker Castro Mannix Bennett.

Margaret Anne Hall J. C. Copeland Old Town E. W. Sides Jack Funderburg Denver Heights West Hills, Inc R. B. Rogowski West Hills Dory Detton M&m Mfg. Co L. Munday Et al Hatch Gordon Creamer Mollie B. Black North Highlands E. M. Vernon Laura Marshall May Bivins Estates Lonnie Smith Lloyd R. Taylor Crestview Dewey A. Hicks Axcept East Fred D. Bowles John T. Boone San Jacinto Heights Oscar Pershing Robbins R. Watson Ridgemere Tra E. Myers Alfredo Montoya Lee Green Seale Annex Co Angus R. Voyles Bie&d Bain & Adams, Inc Willard Earl Hicks Gordon Keith Scallin Fair Park Frank Wilkinson Constr. Co Everett F. Lutyens Burt R. Jarrett, Jr I. D. Irwin Forest Hill Park Ray L. Hammons J. W. Uhrig James W. Robinson Marvin M. Tidwell Joe J. Stephens Dev. Co B. W. McPherson Amarillo Gerald L. Roberts Dawson Bray Wolflin Park Chas. A. Wolflin Joseph O. Funderburg J. M. Dobbins Fairview Lillie Lomax C. F. Massey A. ©. Holley D. O. McCracken Alamo Place J. W. Marsh H. C. Black A L. King Ceetl BE Dirickson U-Anchor Court OF Domestic Relations Vivian D. Dempsey Edd Dempsey William M., Cortez, Jr Augustine Cortez Jonnie Lois Green

Richard Leitzell Rites at Chapel

Funeral services for Richard Leitzell age 44 will be held tomorrow at 2 at Ivy Chapel Boswell Brothers Funeral Home. Rev Don R Davidson pastor of First Methodist Hereford will officiate. Burial in Llano Cemetery. He died Saturday morning in Deaf Smith County Hospital after a heart attack. He moved from Amarillo to Hereford a year ago from Chicago. Survivors include his wife two daughters two sisters a brother and his parents.

Richard Leitzell Ivy Chapel Boswell Brothers Funeral Home Don R. Davidson First Methodist Church Hereford Llano Cemetery Leitzell Deaf Smith County Hospital Amarillo Chicago

Halloween signs linger at 1509 Jefferson home

Ten house number signs remain strung in front of Theo Zweig's residence at 1509 Jefferson after Halloween pranks. Mrs. Zweig explains she will leave them as a courtesy for passersby who might have lost a sign.

Theo Zweig Jefferson Mrs. Zweig

Austria made fountain pen displays in Vienna

A new Austrian fountain pen is on display in Vienna. The manufacturer claims it has no filling mechanism and fills automatically when dipped in ink. The exact method remains a secret.

Vienna Austria

Navy chief Bill Brewer found with 11 years service

In Knoxville officials report Chief Petty Officer Bill Brewer of the Navy recruiting office had been in the Navy for 11 years before the draft board in St. Louis, Missouri, realized his long-time service. The discovery surfaced after the board took time to verify his records.

Knoxville, Tenn U.P St. Louis Bill Brewer Navy Recruiting Office Navy

Your Horoscope for Tuesday November 6

Born today your mix of artist and business talent can bring great success if you push beyond mediocrity. You show self discipline in pleasures yet risk antagonism from blunt honesty. Your frank nature and magnetism make you popular and a champion of social betterment.

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