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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 26, 1938
Page
8
Local notes report an ager at Beaver Creek ranch in Cimarron County with phrases Better Printing Quicker Wrights. Airline items mention TWA and Braniff, plus travel by R Johnson to Chicago and M H Morgan to Albuquerque.
Dr. John H. Wallaghan of 1607 Van Buren Street departed Saturday for Chicago to take a weeklong course in radium and X ray technique under instructors Dr. Max Cutler an American, Sir G. Lenthal Cheatle of England, and Dr. Henri Coutard of Paris.
A reflective poem describes mesquite trees swelling with grace and resilience on the Western Plains, noting lacy leaves and silvery twined webs. It honors the landscape and ends with a signature and a local transfer news snippet mentioning Sally Hanson and replacements among Amarillans.
Sixteen year old Jane Mobley of Amarillo Senior High shows early success as an aspiring artist. She began painting at 11 under Ben Carlton Mead, has sold five works, won many first prizes at the Tri-State Fair, and aims to be an artist with a Taos home amid flowers and landscapes.
Last week several people connected to the Soil Conservation service and West Texas College in Canyon visited Amarillo. Taft Holloway traveled through on his way home to Wheeler, while Roy Bird, formerly of Amarillo, visited Sayre, and Mr and Mrs Bernard Rossner from Plainview attended the Tri-State event.
Pampa residents W J Zirkle and family plus Miss Caroline McBee and Ferrell Ficke from Wheeler visited Friona. J Denton Simms returns from Albuquerque after visiting cousin H C Anderson and will take son Donald to Lubbock for a pre med course. Bob Ikard and wife spent Friday and Saturday in Amarillo for the Tri State Fair and to visit friends.
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