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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 19, 1938
Page
2
Amarillo plumber Zack McCrady runs a 24 hour service with three trucks and keeps two for repairs. He offers repairs leaks pipes and fixtures and sells Standard Crane Kohler Eljer Norge products from 2818 West Sixth Avenue under the slogan We Come A Running. He has served the public for 12 years and can be reached at 4071 for service.
Due to high demand the Rogers Bros Silver Festival Sets sale is extended. Orders at Amarillo shops Spicers Finkiea Jewelry Waggoner's Jewelry and Zale Jewelry Company could not be fulfilled in time. The festival sale closing date is postponed to Saturday September 24.
Greenville Mississippi September 18 Rhea Blake temporary secretary of the National Cotton Council will outline the program Monday to Alabama representatives of five primary cotton groups at Montgomery. The council formed last June adopts a plan by Oscar Johnston to boost cotton consumption with reciprocal trade, new uses advertising and favorable legislation. Blake will present Alabama groups of growers ginners warehousemen chippers and oil millers. Meetings are set in Georgia South Carolina North Carolina Virginia Tennessee Missouri Oklahoma Arkansas Texas New Mexico Arizona and California with state committees to be formed in each.
A short collage of quotes praising divine order and trust in God. Includes lines from Browning Pauls Epistle to the Romans Mary Baker Eddy L J Bates and others. Teaches that divine love provides good and time will bring harvest.
Valley Forge State Park boasts the most dogwood trees in the world with thousands of visitors traveling from across the nation each May to view the pink and white blossoms. The observation spot attracts nature lovers and tour groups to the park in Valley Forge Pennsylvania.
Frank's Barber and Beauty Supply endorses Noreen Crystal Clear for rinses and conditioning for permanents tints and dyes. The product cleanses hair of residues and aids finger waves, with shade range for blondes brunettes reds grays and hennaed hair. The piece also notes Gatlin Glass Company invites visitors to the Tri-State Fair and advertises safety glass and paint lines.
Jackson Ky county judge Pearl Campbell is visited by a man seeking a warrant after paying a stranger 25 cents to buy moonshine that never returned. The man asks for the liquor or the man who bought it, and the judge says he will consider the request. The report also notes unrelated plant descriptions about Tartarian lamb and a Chinese fern with a sheeplike fleece.
New York signs of seasonal change as autumn nears. Peggy Hopkins Joyce returns from Europe with a 42 karat diamond ring and 150 karat ring, plus an estimated one million dollars in jewels. Celebrities swap tales of jet travel, fashion, and entertainment amid city chatter and social columns.
A renowned chef Francois Latry, famed for the North Pole dinner and lavish entertainments, will visit from London next week for three days of meals. The text also reviews Nathalie Sedgwick Colby’s memoir Remembering and Taylor Caldwell’s Dynasty of Death, noting their themes and reception.
Treasury figures show a slight drop in Texas liquor and related tax permits for the year ending June 30, 1938. Retail liquor dealers remain the largest group with 10 665 permits at $25 each, followed by 8 256 malt liquor dealers at $20. Wholesale malt liquor dealers number 694 at $50 each, distilled spirits 126 at $100, no distilleries but 11 brewers at $100. Narcotics tax registrants rise to 6 930. Narotics dealers total 3 037 at $3 each. Oleomargarine tax subjects rise with 9 150 retailers and 102 wholesalers paying.
William J. Permar, an 82 year old Mount Vernon guard for 35 years, took his first airplane ride. The pilot pointed out Mount Vernon below and explained a creek in front was the Potomac River, prompting Permar to ask for clarification.
A 144 year old ox cart seat sold for 11 dollars at a Clinton New York public auction. The seat was an heirloom of the Jennings family who settled Salisbury in 1794 after moving from New England. The cart was part of the family transportation equipment.
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