New residents and visitors listed in Amarillo society notes
Virginia Street hosts Mrs. A W Bunch of Statesville N C with her son William en route to Los Angeles after Amarillo visit. Various movers guests arrive including Goetzs Hay Schumacher Pirtles and Richerson families with moves to West Sixth Street Taylor Street Washington Street and Madison Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Street
A. W. Bunch
Statesville
N. C
AATT
Bob Goetz
West Sixth Street
San Francisco
Amarillo
Pleasant Valley
Goetz
Superior Manufacturing Company
New Orleans
James Hay
Taylor Street
Hay
Maryland Casualty Company of
Baltimore
Hereford
Washington Street
Local Families Relocate and Expand In Area
The Richersons move from Lubbock County with four children. sister Mrs Lampman and two children join from Memphis. Mr Lampman to join soon. Mrs Richerson works at Troy Laundry. D W Travis and two girls arrive from Pueblo, Colorado living at 1405 Hayden Street. W 8 Lockhart family from Springdale Ark relocate to 110 Pairmont Street with grown daughter and son W C Lockhart and his wife. Brotherton family moves to 1622 La Salle Street. he is WPA recreation district supervisor. Golden Gate Cooler recipe shares three parts sugar to two cups hot water, boil five minutes, cool, add lemon and orange juice and bottled grape juice for six servings. Mr and Mrs R C Kerney and daughter Kathryn return from extended vacation after hosting Mrs Kerney’s mother Mrs J F Kendall of Fort Worth. tour spans ten states and Tennessee homeplace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lubbock County
Richersons
Railway Express
Lockhart
Springdale
Ark
Pairmont Street
Lockharta
W. C. Lockhart
Will
Mr. Lockhart
Mrs. Lawrence
Tom
1622
la Salle Street
Canyon
Brotherton
WPA
Golden Gate
R. C. Kerney
Kathryn
Harrison Street
Burkesville to Fort Worth Trip Highlights Visits and Tours
The Kerneys and family toured Kentucky and Texas visiting landmarks such as Andrew Jackson's home The Hermitage and Lincoln's birthplace. They joined Mrs Kendall in Fort Worth for tours including Forest Park activities and local excursions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burkesville
Kerneys
Kendall
Fort Worth
Forest Park
Andrew Jackson
Hermitage
Old Kentucky Home
Fort Knox
United States
Lincoln
Smokey and Lookout Moutains
Vicksburg National Park
Family Travels and Local Moves Reported in Texas Notices
San Antonio visitors join relatives in Amarillo to travel to Johnson Ranch near Vernon. Betty Fine visits Clovis with Frances Hale. J. B. Coles relocate from Tyler Street to Lubbock. Mrs Willis Thompson and son Tommy pause in Fort Worth to celebrate Ann Andrews birthday with Elaine Johnson before returning to Ardmore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio
Amarillo
L. K. Johnson
James Slemp
Johnson Ranch
Vernon
Johnson
Slemp
Betty Fine
Frances Hale
Clovis
J. B. Coles
Tyler Street
Lubbock
Willis Thompson
Tommy
Houston
Charles Wolflins
Fort Worth
Mr. Thompson
Ann Andrews
Elaine Johnson
Hughes
Ardmore
Okla
Also Mentioned on This Page
J. P. LeNeveu
James
Donald
Oag Street
South
Texas
Jacksonville
Mr. LeNeveu
Frank Rand
Overton
Allura Art Shop
West Seventh Avenue
Happy Birthday
You Johnnie Storseth
Pr. W. Gibson
Ardyth Buchanan
W. F. Fincher
Martha Gene Williams
Cora Avery R
Knoblock
J. H. Scarborough Finest Probst
Donald BE
Honey Felix Mandell
Helen Ficke
Jimmy LaMunyon
Patrick Henry Polk
Margaret Parkerston Williams
Dorris Collie
M. K. Collie
Fillmore Street
Mary Elizabeth Hunsley
Arch Hunsley
Jackson Street
Randolph Macon
Lynchburg
Hunsley
Ac Ald Pt
Lord
el Rene
Saeed A Ee
al Ae
Office EE
Ikea
CA Deletensell
Wihlite
Pole ST
Hollywood
Elasti
Kayser
Saas
Polk ST
Olly Wood
R. A Solnick
Mgr
Angelus
Louis Philippe
Lanteen Brown
Hind'’s
D. Tace Fresh
Lucky Tiger
Mennen
Williams
Gillett
Jergen
Moon
Cardus Tonic
Dewitt
Callglum
Daggett and
Ramsdale
Forhan
Colgate's
Squibb
West
Dentifrice
Itho& Tyler
Tyler
Rudy Bauman
Fillmore
Balis
M. L. Prewitt
Marjorie Ann
Patsy
Marlin
G. C. Davis
van Furen
Jordan Groom
Greenfield
Hiram Bailey
Rudell
Polk
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