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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 03, 1946
Page
9
A sprawling Amarillo版 column visits keep posted items from Mr. and Mrs. W H Throckmorton, Ruth Ewing, and the D H Hopkins era. Vacation notes place families at Eagle Nest and in California. Socials list Saturday nightings at the Aviatrix and hospital births, arrivals, and relocation updates from neighbors and local firms.
Cartoonist Bill Mauldin and family Joan Jimmie and Faye McDonald return from Red River vacation. Eva Diggs plans Fort Worth home with sister after moving 20 years ago with two sons Louis and Waller, leaving around September 15. Helen Howell missed September 2. J B Johnson and T O Pass families announce visitors and a wedding trip to Marianna Arkansas for Ruth Snider. Northwest Texas Hospital News lists patients Calwin Sanders Germi Williams R W Hickman Otto Frittz John Cooper O L Johnson H F Johnson Mason McCaslin R A Martin Truman Miller.
Mr and Mrs H N Osborn of Overton are visiting friends in Amarillo. The Osborns formerly lived in Amarillo.
Rev. and Mrs. G. H. Gattis returned to Pecan Gap following visits with their sons John H. Gattis of 819 Forrest and W. H. Gattis of 2806-B.
In the 1900 block of Van Buren residents recall a Sunday afternoon lightning bolt striking a maple tree in the Moore yard. Mrs Carlisle Moore and Mrs Rigler witnessed the bolt, and D P Rigler was knocked to the grass while mowing. Neighbors felt a tingle through knives and forks. Mrs Moore fears future lightning.
Amaryllis Beard daughter of Mr and Mrs Roy Beard will leave 4 i2 to enroll at Mary Hardin Baylor College in Belton as a freshman. She plans to major in psychology and is a 1946 Amarillo High School graduate. She is a member of Nu Phi Mu sorority.
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