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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 11, 1931
Page
3
Miss Idabel Newman of McLean lives with her sister Mrs Ray Singleterry at 1320 Fillmore Street while attending Amarillo College.
A 70 plus audience can see Will Rogers in Young As You Feel at the Mission for a week opening tomorrow. Fifi Dorsay co stars and critics call it perhaps Rogers best. A matinee coupon offer valid next Monday to Wednesday is printed in Monday's Globe.
Fred H. Gaille of the Panhandle Automobile Club warns drivers to slow near schools as children fill streets. He notes school safety programs help but many youngsters still face crossing dangers. B F Tepe of White House Lumber, Canadian, stopped in Amarillo on business.
Matinee showings scheduled for September 14 15 and 16 at The Mission Theater. Name not provided.
Transactions include S. C. Mathis to Susan Lesner for 10 dollars covering 192.2 acres in Sec 90, block 2, A. B. M.. Geo W. Klock to Pem Denton for 450 dollars on Lot 1, block 50, Glenwood. J. L. Cheshire to F. L. Broadus for 10 dollars on lots 13 and 15, block 12, Morningside. J. M. Procter to John E. Hill for 10 dollars on a 60 by 71 foot rectangle in Eakle. C. H. West to C. H. Dunham for 2,750 dollars on Lot 9, block 5, Morningside. John J. Harden to H. L. Wallace for 375 dollars on Lot 21, block 22, Ridgemere. and Johnie Newby to L. B. Newby among others.
Ample listings show transfers of parcels in Weymouth subdivision and Pleasant Valley with values from 4 750 to 500. Vehicle registrations include several makes and models from Bivins Building to Kenyon and Purdue. Building permits note frame additions repairs and garages with owners and contractors listed.
Washington reports the Navy will award contracts soon for 11 destroyers costing more than 50 million dollars. Bids will be opened next Wednesday for the ships, the first built under the London naval treaty, signaling a surge in warship construction and total costs exceeding 200 million dollars.
A cryptic substitution note centers on what a famous figure says about an Arctic explorer. The text includes garbled letters and numerals and references a governor’s remark about cotton. It notes J. I. Brimberry as vice-president and Martin T. Pope as secretary with Dr. Snodgrass among principal speakers at a District Two Convention in Plainview.
The 1932 District One Christian Convention will be held in Amarillo, bringing together church leaders and members for a regional gathering. Local organizers expect sermons, Bible study sessions, and community outreach events across the city.
Ad lists gold name engraving on Sheaffer pens and pencils with prices five one ten and seventy five cents for lotions.
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