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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 15, 1946
Page
19
Hugh Clayton Brown age 41 of 609 Arthur died Friday. He was the son of Mrs. J. F. Brown and brother of John Jim and Mrs. Frank Loper. Services pending.
The Amarillo Christmas Seal campaign opens November 25 and runs through Christmas Eve to raise funds for tuberculosis control. Amarillo sales are sponsored by the Potter County Tuberculosis Association with Mrs. J. L. Scott as executive secretary. The nationwide effort spans 2,900 local groups under the National Tuberculosis Association. Ninety-five percent stays in the states of donation. five percent supports national services. This marks the 40th year of the campaign.
The Tri-State Association of Credit Men will hold a monthly meeting next Tuesday at noon in the Black Stone Hotel Coffee Shop. John McCarty will be guest speaker at the association dinner on November 21 at 7 30 in Room 201 Herring Hotel with special music. Members and wives are invited and reservations must be in the Capitol Hotel office by November 19.
Plans for funding street decorations in Amarillo were discussed by the chamber of commerce retail merchants committee. Ivor Davies chaired the meeting. Oscar Applequist will secure materials for Polk Street from Tenth to Third Avenues. Mayor Joe Jenkins pledged city support.
The term used in medical reports for the black rat is rattus rattus rattus. This nomenclature emphasizes the species name in formal documentation.
A compiled list highlights showings at Paramount, Capitol, Rialto, Leon, Rex, Star, Lyric and Victory theatres. Featured titles include Never Say Goodbye with Errol Flynn, To Each His Own with Olivia de Havilland, The Texans with Randolph Scott, Make Mine Music by Disney, and Marshal of Laredo with Wild Bill Elliott among others.
Notable performers Tom Conway Ken Curtis and Jeff Donnell headline That Texas Jamboree blending western tunes and comedy. The show features Conway Curtis Donnell in a lively lineup designed for rural venues and aired entertainment.
The Hammond venue features Bernie Howell on electric organ for nightly dining and dancing. Old Tascosa hosts Dick Morton each evening for dinner and dancing. Aviatrix and Carlton Scales' band offer dance music nightly. Nat and Rainbw Gardens present regular music and dancing with Josh O Neal and Sons of the West. Mayfair showcases Wally Booker and His Hot Shots nightly.
Members of the Dwight Morrow Parent Teacher Association will serve a Mexican supper at the school on 1600 Cleveland. Meals cost 75 cents for adults and 35 cents for children, available from 6 to 9 PM.
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