Local Town Roundup From Amarillo Daily Life Update
Five thousand and three Amarillians were out of the city yesterday with four visiting relatives in Panhandle towns and four thousand nine hundred ninety nine spending a few hours in Pampa. Social notes include Bernice Bell and Bob Means wedding at the Methodist Parsonage, and mentions of Texas Tech student Dorothy Petersen visiting family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Panhandle
Pampa
Bernice Bell
Bob Means
Methodist Parsonage
C. C. Grimes
Bernice
Abby Bell
Jackson Street
Bob
Fay Means
Brown Cracker and Candy Company
Dorothy Petersen
Mrs. A. Petersen
Dorothy
Texas Tech
Lubbock
Sid Finklea to Appear With Charisse in Amarillo Dance Recital
Eleven year old Sid Finklea, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. E E Finklea, will perform Monday with famed ballet master Nico Charisse at the High School auditorium. The event, a benefit for the Social Center for Girls, features authentic dances from many countries and supports ticket sales through the Amarillo College of Music with reserved seats 75 cents and general 50 cents.
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Charisse
C. C. Grimes
Social Center For Girls
Tula Ellice
Nico Charisse
Hollywood
Sid” Finklea
E. E. Finklea
Sid
Amarillo
America
Fanchon & Marco School
Finklea
Sid Finklea
H. E. Smith
Kennedy Rites To Be in Fort Worth
The body of David Jesse Kennedy, 56, painter and paperhanger, died yesterday in a local hospital. He will be buried in Fort Worth after arrangements by Boxwell Brothers. Kennedy lived at 623 East.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Jesse Kennedy
Fort Worth
Boxwell Brothers
Mr. Kennedy
East
Fourteenth Avenue Resident Survivors Listed in Obituary
Fourth Avenue resident of Amarillo for 15 years described. Survivors include two daughters Mrs. John Neilson of Los Angeles and Annabel Kennedy of Lockney, two brothers J W Kennedy of Lubbock and Thomas Kennedy of Fort Worth, three sisters Mrs FE E Morton Mrs F J Smith and Mrs Cora Scruggs all of Fort Worth, and his mother also of Fort Worth. A note adds that tarnish on gilt frames can be removed by rubbing with turpentine on a cloth or sponge.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mark Twain
Potter County
Twain
Horace Gooch
South Texas
Elva Greer
Oklahoma
Arkansas
Mississippi
Howard Lynch
Waxahachie
Kathryn Bartlett
Trinity University
Ann Hagg
Byron Singleton
Texas
George Shannon
Missouri Guard
Missouri
Blair Cherry
Golden Sandstorm
McLean
Shamrock
Glenn McDavid
Athletic Club
Dutch Mantell
Willis Avery
Curtis Publishing Company
Frank Selfridge
Hardin-Simmons University
W. R. Browne, Jr
Dallas
Social Workers Council
Amarillo Hotel
Everett McBride
James Everett
Lamesa
City
Kermit Johnson
Hedley
Mrs. C. E. Johnson
J. M. Winchester
Fillmore Street
Clayton, N. M
Morris Crowe
Bill
Bob Winchester
James O. Curtis
Polk Street
Fort Sumner
N. M
Paramount
Roger Pryor
Bing Crosby
Joan Bennett
Zasu Pitts
Ann Sothern
Rialto
Bob Steel
Tom Mix
NAT
Lloyd Snyder
Roseland
Phil Phillips
Parents Magazine
Texas Theater
Boris Karloff
Bela Lugosi
Nevermore
Edgar Allen Poe
Poe
Mission
Barbary Coast
San Francisco
Miriam Hopkins
Joel Mc
Crea
Edward G. Robinson
Bing
Mary Boland
Thelma Todd
Lynne Overman
Zasu
Hugh Herbert
Rex
Shanghai
Schilling
Caraway-Johnson
West Tenth
Chuck Roas
Swift's
Jonathan
FT. Howard
St.Joseph
Kennedy
Reve White Frooen Sronss
Crisco
Red & White
Reg & White
Wisconsin
Strongheart
Pinkney
S. Idaho
Burbanks
Com Umar TV
Aker
Scoen
del Monte
Corn Dodger
Amaryllis
Swift
Armour
Mrs. Tucker
Armour’s
Folger’s Coffee
Baker's
Pearl
Raycroft
LUX Toilet
Georgia
Pinkney’s
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