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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 25, 1945
Page
6
Officials propose reducing two lane traffic to a single lane as vehicles cross Taylor Street. The plan aims to improve safety and manage congestion during peak hours with temporary signals and barrier guidance.
Ora Lee Pond directed a panel on international relations during peacetime at the latest Business and Professional Women's Club meeting. Participants included Fisher Adames Gladys Buntin Julia Van Doren and Louise Jarvis. The club voted a relief fund gift for nurse training in China. Guests were Violet Davidson Elizabeth Nixson Margaret Walker Thelma Buckley and Louise Cropp.
Copies of the Amarillo area social and health agencies directory are available at the Community Chest office 607 Taylor. Several copies are mailed, and those missed can obtain a directory at the Chest.
More than 150 delegates from 22 Panhandle counties gathered in Amarillo for a Texas Farm Bureau District 1 meeting. State president Walter Hammond of Tye urged that there is a movement to reduce farm and ranch prices and that problems should be solved through collective action.
Joe Hatton a Spearman farmer and hog breeder serves as District 1 director and presided at the meeting. Tomorrow District 2 will hold a Tulsa gathering and Saturday another District 2 session is set for Lubbock.
Mrs. Inez Sullivan of 1012 Carolina claims ownership of a horticultural rarity, a flowering quince, that is blooming out of season. The case centers on a cultivated plant believed to be her property.
City park superintendent O. B. Howell notes an unusual fall bloom of a four year old flowering quince on the south side of Mrs. Sullivan's house. The shrub bears about 40 rose pink blossoms.
The American War Dads formed a Wyoming state chapter and held its first convention. The state now has six chapters within its borders.
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