Rites Friday for Mrs Ball in Amarillo
Relatives and friends will honor Mrs. Hattie Stubbs Ball at 2 PM Friday from Central Presbyterian Church. The 72 year old Amarillo resident, widow of C H Ball and mother of Capt Arthur W Ball, died at her home on Harrison Street after pneumonia illness. Survivors include husband, son in the army, a daughter in Everett, sisters in Amarillo and Seattle, and brothers in Louisiana, Illinois, and Oregon. Dr R Thomson to conduct service. interment Llano Mausoleum. Pallbearers named. body lies in state at Griggs & Sons Chapel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hattie Stubbs Ball
C. H. Ball
Capt
Arthur W. Ball
Central Presbyterian Church
Amarillo
Harrison Street
Ball
Fl Paso
S. J. Stallings
Everett
Wash
Bertha McGregor
William McLaren
Seattle
FE. L. Stubbs
Lake Charles
H. R. Stubbs
Delavan
C. W. Stubbs
Portland
Ore
Dr. Thomson
Captain Ball
Santa Fe Railway
142Nd Infantry
Texas National Guard
R. Thomson
D. P. Seay
G. C. Boney
A. E. Meyer
Walter Allen
Frank Davis
W. O. Stallings
Clovis
Llano
Griggs & Sons
Jacksonville
Pekin
Ill
Clarence H. Ball
P. FE. O. Club
Quick Cold Relief Tablets and Drops Sale Notice
Local store offers liquid tablets and nose drops labeled for cold relief. Includes items for fever, head aches, and congestion. Limited stock available with display pricing and suggested uses.
Local man touts Gly-Gas as cure for thirty years of stomach trouble
Joe Morgan of Amarillo describes long suffering from gas bloating indigestion and dizziness. After trying Gly-Gas he reports rapid improvement and full relief within weeks. He credits the remedy and notes it is sold by Fox Drug Co with reasonable prices and mail-order precautions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Morgan
South Fillmore St
Amarillo
Fox Drug Co
Oliver-Eakle Ridg
Mr. Morgan
Fox Drug Co. No. 3
Co. O. D
Toscanini Wife Carla de Martini Aims For Music Insight
Carla de Martini Toscanini, wife of the famed conductor, though not a professional musician, shares music sense and sometimes advises her husband. She is 60, mother of three W-named children, devoted to grandchildren and their Belgian griffon Piccio who attends rehearsals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arturo Toscanini
Carla de Martini
Walter
Wally
Wanda
Piccio
Toscanini
Experts Debate Gas Proration Methods in Texas Hearings
At the Texas Railroad Commission hearing experts disagreed on how to prorate vast natural gas reserves. Proponents favored acreage times potential, while others urged acreage alone. Dr E P Schoch supported acreage times potential citing local sand differences. H M Stalcup endorsed acreage times potential as fair. Dr G A Stephenson argued for acreage emphasis to prevent premature withdrawal and water encroachment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Texas
Railroad Commission
E. P. Schoch
University of Texas
G. A. Stephenson
Rolla
School of Mines
Stephenson
Shipping More Cotton Amid War Boosts U S Exports
London reports show Italo Ethiopian hostilities lift American cotton sales to Britain with October exports reaching 78 million pounds, up from 30 million in 1934. Authorities credit war driven textile demand, lower raw cotton prices, and firmer UK business. In Texas, Governor Alfred grants general parole to Frank Lawson for burglary, felon paroled to District Judge Few Brewester at Temple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Great Britain
Austin
Alfred
Frank Lawson
Bell County
Lawson
Few Brewester
Temple
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mrs. Ball
Ward
Magazine
of Fm
Goodyear West
New Suede
Ghillie
Hawthorne
Vichrome
Riverside Balloons Troxel
Pennsylvania
Ladies
Chiffon
Asy
Polk St
Montgomery Ward
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