Desert Fury shines at the Paramount the audience raves
A reader praises the Paramount showing of Desert Fury calling it a wonderful performance and urges adding it to the top list of shows.
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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 09, 1947
Page
12
A reader praises the Paramount showing of Desert Fury calling it a wonderful performance and urges adding it to the top list of shows.
A Sunday night gathering at Old Tascosa includes Helen Holley Bob Gleason Barbara Jordan and others with performances by Nina Fritch Arthur Murray instructor and Mike Strueber at State Theater. Attendees span families teachers dancers and local residents across the community.
G E Srygley a 68 year old Hall County farmer died at his home near Memphis after a lengthy heart ailment. Funeral services set for 3 p m tomorrow in Mem his with Clint Srygley son in Memphis in attendance. Surviving: six sons Clint Arvin Ralph Bill Haskill Miller and two daughters Mrs Jackie Mason and Mrs Ola Mae Moore.
Patroness tickets for the Junior League Follies go on sale Saturday at 1 pm after noon. Mrs Stanton Thatcher announced the reserve block includes the best seats for the November 1 performance and can be secured via Mrs L K Patton 2613 Hughes or by contacting Mrs Norwood West 9529. League chairmen listed. The Follies fund civic projects. This summer the league underwrote about 10 000 for Amarillo’s all city recreation program.
Mrs. Sam C. Dunn of 2216 Van Buren is critically ill after a recent operation at Worley Hospital in Pampa. Visitors yesterday included Mr. and Mrs. Warren J. Freeman, Mr. and Mrs. Witt Springer, and Mrs. Clark Weaver. The Dunns formerly lived in Pampa and moved to Amarillo three years ago.
Captain Carlie Price said student patrolmen are on duty at St Marys Academy 1200 Washington. Floyd Allen and Lee Throneberry lead the effort with Throneberry heading a Junior Chamber committee sponsoring the patrols. Patrols will guard all schools on busy streets while Sid Harper noted principals are cooperating.
Jury selection ran into trouble as 80 summonses went to potential jurors in the 108th District Court with only 17 appearing. In Potter County County Court 40 were called and only 9 showed. One exemption noted. The 108th case settled out of court and county docket calling was postponed. Deputies made 13 additional juror calls, yielding one qualified person.
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