All AROUND the TOWN leading the news parade
A social note from Amarillo catalogs visits and travels of residents and families. The Dooley family returns from a Canada and East Coast tour. Jillian and Dorothy Ann head to Texas University. Pasadena visitor Don Spring plans Harvard graduate study. Fentress vacationing in New Mexico, returning to Richmond to Amarillo. Goulds visit Fort Worth. the Wallaces tour from Durham. Kendall visits his grandmother in Amarillo. the Scales tour western states and get waterbound at Needles. Rip's Coffee Shop promotes coffee and free doughnuts. Weymouth daughters head to Texas University and Stephens College. John Colquitt, Jr. heads to Wentworth Academy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe B. Dooley
Joe, Jr
Dorothy Ann
Hughes Street
Canada
Halifax
Ontario
Nova Scotia
New York City
Plymouth
Jamestown
Richmond
Austin
Texas University
Arthur Spring
Don Spring
Pasadena
Calif
C. E. Weymouth
Harrison Street
Boston
Don
Harvard Graduate School
Charles H. Fentress
Ed Pipkin
Monroe Street
Amarillo
Henry Gould
Fort Worth
Arthur H. Ware
William Stuart Wallace
William Stuart, II
Durham
N. C
Utah
Idaho
Washington
Oregon
San Francisco
Grand Canyon
Needles
United States
Mary Ann Weymouth
Columbia
Santa Fe
Betty Taylor
Mark Taylor
Helen Burgess
Edwin B. Burgess
Hayden Street
Betty
Helen
Stephens College
John Colquitt, Jr
Dalhart
Kansas City
Wentworth Military Academy
Gloria Stinson
Do Our Dances Mean War
AP Feature Service ponders prewar jitters and social dance trends as cultural mood indicators. Notables like Arthur Murray and Frank Veloz link current dances to historical bursts, while local notices track ads, births, visitors, and guests across Amarillo society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Murray
Murray
America
Frank Veloz
Veloz
Yolanda
Frank
Pet
Uncle Sam Wants to Know Manny Things During Census
A feature explains the 1940 census with Uncle Sam as a curious figure asking about population shifts births and employment. It discusses moves from farms to cities, farm inventories, industry locations, wages, and the goal of counting more than 150000 workers starting April 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam
Uncle Sam
United States
Song Writer Lies Long Forgotten
The unmarked grave of James A. Bland, the minstrel composer known as the Negro Stephen Foster, was found in a Philadelphia suburb cemetery. Bland died in 1911 after a 57 year career with 700 songs sold. Dr. James Francis Cooke traced his life while noting few knew him.
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Bala-Cynwyd
U.P
James A. Bland
Stephen Foster
Philadelphia
Bland
Ol' Virginy
Callander
London
Edward VII
James Francis Cooke
Etude
Howard University
Cooke
Kelly Miller
University
Dr. Cooke
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Rip
East Sixth
Sam D. Stinson
St. Charles
Lindenwood College
Johnny McGowan
W. J. McGowan
Los Angeles
Johnny
Woodbury College
Frances Asbury
H. A. Asbury
New Orleans
Sophia Newcomb College
Tulane University
Blue Bonnet
Northwest Texas Hospital
Claire Baker
J. Campbell
Bryan Street
St. Anthony's Hospital
M. E. Neely
Parker Street
D. Delater
Georgia Street
Carl Ott
Daugh
Ter
Judith Arlene
Walter Koplin
Marysville
Kan
Alma Ott
Lawrence
Marie Ott
C. R. Eaton
Polk Street
California
Salt Lake City
Cheyenne
Carlsbad
R. B. Adkins
Bobby
Sarah Ann
Adkins
Neill Singleton
van Buren Street
H. E. Knight
West Fifteenth Avenue
G. E. Knight
Keith Knight
Iva Knight
Jim Neil
Chicago
Chicago Cardinals
Orvis Bigelow
Huntington Park
Cal
K. K. Bigelow
W. H. Bigelow
West Tenth Avenue
J. A. Schoolar
Carol Rea
Richard
Dallas
Tyler Street
Waynoka
Okla
Weber
Hubert Tindall
Gerald Geyer
Shamrock
Geyer
G. F. Geyer
Washington Street
Wright
Mabel Spencer
Lamar Street
Baylor
Faulkner's
W. W. Rusk
David
Bill
Wyoming
Colorado
Boulder
University of Colorado
Floyd A. Cooper
Bruce
W. M. Deaton
United States Helium Plant
L. E. Graham
Prospect Street
Ing
Kentucky
Homer Tate
Sol Blonstein
Blonstein
W. D. Campbell
Carolina Street
Borger
First Methodist Church
Jack Johnson
West Thirteenth Avenue
A. G. Averitt
Pampa
Yosemite National Park
del Mar
J. H. Chumley
Jacqueline
North
Lincoln Street
New Mexico
City
Mary-Margaret Cafeteria
Happy Birthday TO
You Whitman Fish
Otis Buchanan
Loren Jones
Homer Smith
Celia Jenkins
Sam Page
John Vandale
E. E. Groove
Tulsa, Okla
Tom Giles
Jackson
Seldon Simpson
E. A. Simpson
University of Colorado Law School
Colo
A. B. Lewis
Houston
Roswell
Ann Schoolar of
Childress
Paul Jones
Herring Hotel
Jimmy Killian
THE
Sugarfoot
Eunice Morris
Russell Stationery Company
Galveston
Shreveport
Ray Daniels
Southwestern Life Insurance Company
Jim Boulware
Boulware Gulf Service
T. M. Lucas
J. D. Sugg
Wichita Falls
Fern Foster
Mildred McDowell
Sunset Terrace
Wfic
Duke Nally
Buchanan Street
Seattle
Wash
Vancouver
B. C
J. G. Dickinson
Texhoma Oil and Gas Company
Carl Miller
Camp Picketwire
J. M. Clark
Bell Furniture Company
Troy Laundry
AATT
O. H. Gooding
Lubbock
Gooding
Tom Watkins
Watkins
J. W. McGlasson
Jackson Street
McGlasson
Southwestern Greyhound Bus Lines
C. E. Nance
Nance
Sherwin-Williams
W. H. Caskey
Bowie Street
Caskey
Texas M & M Company
Enid
H. A. Coyle
East Twelfth Avenue
Coyle
Veterans’ Hospital
Otho Mims
Channing
Seventeenth Avene
Mr. Mims
Soil Conservation Service
Betty Mason
Jennie Bryan
Happy
J. W. Hirsch
East Thirty-first Avenue
Inez Johnson
R. V. Davenport
East
Sixteenth Avenue
E. M. Watley
A. T
Amarillo High School
Pool Drug Store
Sixteenth Street
Capuchine
Featuring
Tmieyer & Tailors and Clothiers
Polk
James W. Gustin
M. D
Fisk Building
Liberal
Cotton Insulating Co
Buchanan
Tajole Velee
Iuinda
Bourbon Arta Roda Lara Et Cae Distillers Ated
Bd Corporation
Brava Cel
COPR
Needlecraft Service, Inc
Amarillo Globe
Manycraft Department
Eighth Avenue
New York
N. Y
Indianapolis
Firestone
Crooks
Aret
Firestone Symphony
Whdey
N. B.C
Firestone Auto Supply & Service
10Th & Tyler
Laura Wheeler