Friends a short tragedy by former Amarillian published
The HAL Story presents Friends, a concise tragedy by a writer once from Amarillo, exploring loss and memory through stark, intimate scenes.
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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 05, 1939
Page
3
The HAL Story presents Friends, a concise tragedy by a writer once from Amarillo, exploring loss and memory through stark, intimate scenes.
Warsaw reports a second morning air raid by 11 Heinkel bombers, with suburbs and workers' apartments hit and fires burning. Refugee trains flee toward Vilna and Riga as panic spreads. Polish forces claim gains on the frontier and claim German planes shot down while Germans allegedly silence foreign radio.
Dr James W Gustin announces the opening of offices at 601 Fisk Building specializing in surgery and gynecology. A George Washington University medical graduate, he earned his MD in 1935 and trained at Alexandria Hospital Garfield Memorial Hospital and University State Hospital. He resides at 313 West Thirty-fourth Avenue with his wife and no children.
Street left Saturday for California. Percy Blackburn is in San Antonio on business. Mr. and Mrs. W. Chatham of Baird visit relatives here. Mr. and Mrs. Co T Nordyke of Cottonwood arrived to see their son Lew Nordyke, and family at 831 Kentucky Street. They plan to return today. Mr. and Mrs. Robert S. Wright and sons spent the weekend in Vernon and were joined by J. O. Wright who plans to leave for Camp Picketwire to visit his sister Mrs. A H Willborn. Mrs. Cora Hunt of Los Angeles visits her sister Mrs. Thomas Cook. John O. Turner of 1713 Jackson Street, recently left for California and will be accompanied home by Mrs. Turner who has studied in Los Angeles this summer as an art teacher at Central Junior High. Mrs. S. P. McKinney and Mrs. A. F. Keirsey and children Nettie Lou and Gene attended a picnic in Memphis yesterday.
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