Spiritual Help To China Urged At Southwest Synod
Rt Rev Henry Tucker of St George Tucker urged spiritual aid for China and warned America may threaten itself without a spiritual base. Speaking at St Andrews Church during the Episcopal synod, he tied freedom to inner moral control and criticized Western aggression in the Orient. Six resolutions on race equality and interracial cooperation were presented for study and action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
China
Henry
George Tucker
Episcopal Church
St. Andrew's Church
Episcopal Synod of the
Southwest
Clinton
Quin
Texas
Tucker
Paul
Japan
Orient
Departments of
Christian Social Relations
National Council Forward
Congress
Italian Is Charged In Burglary Cases
Emanuel Labello a 48 year old Italian, charged with burglary in two cases before justice of the peace C W Carder. Bail set at 750 in each case, Labello held at Potter County jail after Amarillo police arrested him near Wolflin Avenue following alleged entry into the Finley home and the W C Norman residence. Items taken included trousers, coat, alarm clock and camera.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emanuel Labello
C. W. Carder
Potter County
Labello
Amarillo
Wolflin Avenue
8. M. Finley
Labelle
Finley
Society Notes: Tuesday Fun Club Hosts Home Gathering
Mrs L E Van Doran hosted the Tuesday Fun Club at 4215 West Tenth Avenue with yellow and bronze chrysanthemums and games. First prize went to Mrs Otis Haley, second to Mrs Johnnie Dunn, refreshments served to Mesdames Bloom Ledbetter Kline Haley Sherman Best Dunn and the hostess. Upcoming Halloween party planned by members at Mrs Haley's home 4222 West Fifteenth Avenue Monday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. E. van Doran
West
Tenth Avenue
Otis Haley
Johnnie Dunn
Mrs. Haley
Fifteenth Avenue
C L W Club Sews in Home of Mrs Tommy Stinson
The C I W sewing unit met Tuesday afternoon at Mrs. Tommy Stinson’s home at 715 West Seventeenth Avenue. Guests included Mesdames Hedburg Brewer Dane Waspe Staedelin Johansen and Pickens. Next meeting set for November 28 at Mrs Hedburg’s home 1023 West Fifteenth Avenue at 2 o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tommy Stinson
West
Seventeenth Avenue
H. F. Hedburg
J. A. Brewer
J. W. Dane
G. E. Waspe
J. A. Staedelin
H. E. Johansen
E. Pickens
Legion Auxiliary Board to Meet at Petersen Home
The executive board of the American Legion Auxiliary will convene Thursday night at 8 o'clock in Mrs. A. Petersen's home at 1906 Madison Street with Mrs. Witt Springer as co-hostess. All members are urged to attend.
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The
American Legion Auxiliary
A. Petersen
Madison Street
Doolittle Song Reading Honors World War II Hero
In Doolittle Missouri the postwar christening ceremony will feature a song titled Doolittle, You Did So Much. Composed by Kitty Schafer and Flora Schafer two local women, the piece honors Lt. Gen. James Doolittle, famed air hero and Tokyo raid leader, after Doo little was incorporated.
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Doolittle
Reading
U.P
Kitty Schafer
Flora Schaeffer
James Doolittle
U. S
Tokyo
FASTEETH Denture Powder Improves Comfort and Odor Control
PASTEETH, a pleasant alkaline powder, holds dentures firmly and boosts eating and speaking comfort. A light sprinkle on plates eliminates gummy taste and denture odor. Available at any drug store.
Armistice Day Parade Is Set in Amarillo
Preliminary plans for an Armistice Day parade in Amarillo were announced by American Legion observer A. Petersen. The march forms at Third Avenue and Grant Street at 10 45 a m on November 11 with civic groups invited to join and automobiles to be minimized. Roy Beard and Petersen head the Legion committee coordinating the event.
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Amarillo
A. Petersen
American Legion Post
Third Avenue
Grant Street
Grant
Polk
Tenth Avenue
Taylor
Fourth Avenue
Fourth
Petersen
Roy Beard
Legion Committee
Wartime auto license plates to stay in effect after April
Austin reports the State Highway Commission said wartime limits remain for 1945. Applicants receive a license sticker the size of a postal card to display outside or inside the windshield. After April 1 1945 registrants will receive a single metal plate about the size of the 1942 plate for the rear of the car, replacing the prior system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
State Highway Commission
DeWitt Greer
Radio schedule listings from KGNC and KFDA broadcast day
A dense, era radio grid shows 6:00 to 12:00 listings for KGNC KFDA and affiliates with programs such as News of the World, Lux vaudeville transcriptions, musical variety, soap opera style dramas and nightly lectures. Names include Fulton Lewis Jr and John Mewbitt. Broadcasters and show titles thread through a full day schedule with multiple stations.
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Fulton Lewis, Jr
CBS
NBC
North
KFDA
Blue
Cbe
Barber
Allen
Cecil Brown
Blue News
Lum
Abner
Sunny Skylar
Bobo Carton
Smil
Gabriel Heatter
Duninger
KGNC
Bricker
Jack Carson
KGNOC
Kay Kyser
College of Mus
CBS Great Moments
MBS
Ted Malone
Nelson Eddy
CBS News
Richard Harkness
NBC Henry
Tayior Blue
An Hovkine
KFPDA
the Sky
Lee O'Daniel
Ted Steele
Kpda Centra
Sardi's
Rosemary
Hollywood Theater of
Gil Martyn
David Harum
Jack Berch
Judy and
Jane
Glamour Manor
Alr
Air
KPDA
Cedric Foster
Morton Downey
Hollywood Star Time
Ethel and Albert
Stella Dallas
Don Norman
Lorense Jones
Widder
Portia
Superman
Farrell
Hop Harigan
Wilderness Road
Tom Mix
Parker Wilson
Mrs Coffee Grinders, LLC
Terry and the Pirates
NBC News
Dick Tracy
CBS Gelling ah-Amanten
K! Blue
Posta
Tim Healy
Armenene
Zai
Ous Chest
NBC Lowel
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Boston
Alexander M. Sullivan
Boston Public Schools
Mary Adell Miner
A Polk
Longines
Wyler
John Furbach
Ephwens
Bax
McKesson
Bush
Sunny Brook
BOND
Kentucky
le Sage Co
Amarillo, Tex
American Institute of Laundering
Acme
Tony Bowles
Acme Cleaners
Lass
Kansas City
C.L.W. Club
Globe News
Mary i. Spence
Piano Store
W. 6Th
Plainview
Broadway
Nia
AMS Boyce
Lae
Marillo
Texa
Plate Glass Boiler
Agun Rae
Radio Renue
Tex" Smith
Globe-News
aCaoe Optometrist
Saas
W. Lee O’daniel
United States
W. Lee O'Daniel News
RADIO
Coca-Cola
Coca-Cola Company
Amarillo Coca-Cola Bottling Company
Lincoln Street
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