The Amarillo Globe-Times from Amarillo, Texas • Page 25

AUGUST 14, lfK7 THU! AMARIIXO GLOBE, AMABILLO, TEXAS, PAGE CONTEST JUDGING COMMITTEE CHAIRMEN CHAS. M. ROGERS Pets E. BYRON SINGLETON Bathing Vernon BUD CURTIS Kites B. B.

NORMAN Babies JUDGE W. N. STOKES Hobbles Coviritr we ain't znclty bronclc-TjUni thrt wn do justice to yor but. let me whisper these; Bcrc You-ull will HKc our i I in a' recreation 'program will be Saturday--pro- 1 claimed as Playground Day through- lout the nine parks in the project, The recreation program has been brought through its-swaddling days by the Aroarillo Junior League, i -fl a --j. TM "I Playground Day Slated all Parks of City li ORIENTAL CLEANERS I T7 It Iv'fc HAvrriCK owner Phone iUth Hfia Bncliannn VfcltSON HA.M-Ul-lt.

uwncr POLAR LOCKERS IS IN THE MEAT BUSINESS Wholesale Retail Locker Sales AND SERVICE ROAST GROUND BEEF SHORT RIBS TONGUES LIVER BEEF, 49' IF YOU HAVE A HOME FREEZER LOCKER, VISIT OUR WHOLESALE DEPARTMENT. BETTER MEATS AT A SAVING. POLAR LOCKERS 3121 West 6th Phone 6538 Following the honors awards, a movie, "Our 1 will be shown a park. The regular night square danfce will close the day's activity. Dancing will be held on the Ell- Court Clears Gypsy Women Theft- "charges against two red- haired gypsy women were dismissed today in 47th District Court.

The two are Sally Costa, 18 years and Carol Sterio, wives, according to gvps'y custom, to Chris Costa and Leo Sterio. The two men were Thomas P. Curran Is Taken by Death Thomas P. Curran, an engineer for the Superior Manufacturing Company here, died following heart attack at his home early today. Mr.

Curran, 58 years old, had been a resident of Araarillo 12 years. The family home is at 2203-A Taylor. He was a member of the Catholic Church Surviving relatives include the widow, Mrs. Ixiuise Curran; three brothers, James and John Curran, both of Omaha, ancTBernard Curran, Cheyenne. and a.

sister, Mrs. Bill. Cramer, Lexington, Funeral services have not been announced. Arrangements are under direction of N. S.

Griggs Sons. Gcs on Stomach Rdi.rtd in niiulM dMifcli b.ck itomach CHIMM ptlnlul, KM, Mur nMitburn the by the Arnarino juiuw. bu uuuuug which has inspired and -financed wood tennis-courts. Music will be 1 wm jitomntlo nUa-- mixtlolDMlllij thoM In BdHuii Tub cu. NoluulTc.

Beii-uu brtwn eoniiorjlj (i BTorretirn bJttl. tou. lor Uotifcle money 25o BELL-flNS for Acid Indigestion sentenced yesterday to which has inspired an a woo a the initial project. Estimated cost 'furnished by Dorothy Marable andj 5 0 of the three months' operations this her orchestra. The Rummer if Sear art er pleading guilty serve two Awr to theft over motion to dismiss mer i ear Special demonstrations in square against the women was "The program was conceived 'as dancing will be -staged by.

a troupe i the grounds, that the pracUcaf demonstration of Arnarillo dancers. Mrs. Grady! offer no evidence charges need, and can support year-round recreation- Wilson long-time square dance will be in of president League Saturday's program will give vis- Wt. i is itors, including city Bount and STAY AWAY GALENA, 'Kan. (U.R)--The mi ilty for drunkenness The were i ed jointly uiuht i souvenirs from a trailer owned of Detroit.

by the entire- PIGGLY-WIGGLY 1406 West lOrh PICNIC HAMS, Cuihihy Tenderized Shankless, Ib. SLICED BACON, Cadahy, lh. BOLOGNA. Plnkncj-'s. Beef and pork, lh.

PERCH FILLETS. Birds-Eye, Ib Phone 2-7997 MARGARINE, Parkay, Ib. -36c SUGAR, CH, Cane, 10 Lbs FLOUB. Gold Medal, 5 Ibs. PORK BEANS, Van Camp's.

2 for GRAPEFRUIT JUICE, TcxSun, 46-oz DOG FOOD, Armour's Dash. 2 for SALAD DRESSING, Mlraale Whip, 92c 42c 25c 19c 25c 17c SUNSWEET PRUNES, 2 Ib. Box 39c SHORTENING, Snowdrift, 3 Ibs. BABY FOOD, GERBER'S, 3 for -19c RIXSO, Box CIGARETTES, Carton COOK-KILL. Amazing Insecticide, Pint OR.

PEPPER, 5 Bottles MATCHES. Diamond, Carton VIENNA SAUSAGE, Van Csimp'n, 6 cans 29c $1.69 21c 32c 89e TALL CAN 10 DR. PEPPER 6 BOTTLKS 21' BANANAS, Ib CELERY, Michigan Golden Heart, Ib. 15c PEACHES, Freestone, Elbertas, 2 Ibs. 25c CUCUMBERS, Long Fresh, 2 Ibs.

15c FOR MORE SPECIALS AT PIGGLY-WIGGLY SEE THE BIG P. A. G. AD summer project. The Playground Day schedule calls for final eliminations In many of the contests staged earlier-in the summer.

contests will include several sporting events, special events, programs and shows. 'As a -general rule, contest winners in the respective parks will be pitted against each' other lor all-city Paul Bradford, recreation director, declared. "However, youngsters other than the early winners eligible lor the contests." 5 Saturday's program calls for a well-packed round of activity for youngsters and recreation supervisory personnel, of the Saturday program will be staged at Ell wood beginning at noon. For each of the contests, committee of judges has been selected from business, legal, league and official circles, Mr. Bradford said.

Chairmen of judging' committees include: i i Mrs. Horace Wilson, League presl- dent; girls bathing beauty (under). 12 years W. N. Seventh Court of Civil hobby show and art exhibit; Bud city commissioner, kite con- test.

I Mrs. Louis former Lenffue president, chess and domino tournament; R. B. principal of Amarillo -baby- congest; Charles M. Rogers, superin- 'tendent of 1 pet show.

Mrs. Lane 1 'McAfee, a worker, boys' bathing contest' 12.years old); Al Bevillc, president of North Amarillo Kiwanis Club, table tennis tournament; Mrs. Grady Wilson, wagon and scooter races, Mrs. Norwood West, League worker, bubble'gum contest; Mrs. J.

C. Paul, League worker, doll show; Mrs. Chad Elliott, freckle contest; Mrs. T. J.

Wagner, League worker, bicycle races; Fred DeCoster, manager of Community Chest, boys boxing; Earl Blanken-. ship, mock track meet; Byron Singleton. Amarillo attorney, girls' bathing beauty (13 years old to 18 years old). Finale for youngsters will be the presentation of playground Including 'winners In the day's contests. Mayor a new trial Galena, dry Kansas but just IAVU tc) be filed across the state line from wet by-J.

L. Bagwell, defense at- souri, has been greatly increased, tomey. Motion lor two' men to a $100 top'limit, with as much I morrow, it ct dayS in Rdded SSttS. will about rtrike Don't Neglect Slipping FALSE TEETH lalse teeth drop, slip or wubble when you talk, eat, lauafc or sneeze? Don't be nnnoycd und by hflndlcnps, -FASTEFTH, an Alkaline (non-acid) rowdcr to sprinkle on your Xftepn false teeth wiorc firmly net. Gives confident feellnte of security and added comfort.

No Bummy, taoty. panty tnste or" fooling. Get FAS- TEETH today at any drua; store. rcmovo dinpy Htnim and mftKC dental plates bricht--buy ft packXffo of PLATO, the new and different plate 1 made by the matters of FAS- nt druefflst. APPLICATION LIQUOR PERMIT "The undersigned is an applicant for a Retail Liquor Permit from the Texas Liquor Control Board and hereby gives notice by publication of such application in accordance with provisions of Section 10, House Bill No.

77, of the Second Called Session of the 44th Legislature, designed as the Texas Liquor Control Act. "The Retail Liquor Permit applied for will be used ir the conduct- of a business at 112 Eutt 9th Amarillo, Texas: BAT'S LIQUOR W. I. Batson, Owner. DR.

LN. PITTIV1 AN I 510 Polk St. Phone 2-1419 Kohler Bros. Cleaners mt a i att eh. Ptck-up Perfume White and Mtin bandbox, $110 Cologne, $8.50 to SWEET! BEST BUY NOW! SMALL ORANGES Small oranges are plentiful and-plenty good this summerl Sweet.

Vftamin-packed. Juice-laden, lour best buy now! Use small oranges, for breakfast juice, in the lunch box, and for satisfying salads or dessert cups. Children go for them between meals, BUY A BIG BAG FULL and save. Ask for Sunkist, finest from 14,500 coooerating California-Arizona citrus growers. Sunkist CALIFORNIA ORANGES FOR So Comforting ForWearv Feet Over thn winy vein, Allen i Foot- had und diwerviwi wldoiproiid nublic For "ho wills i lot or lonn on thn fnot, thor.

may bo and occunlonnl nwclllni wltb eongeilion and "hou pinch. Mv! the delight of Allen's Foot-BaBo on the hurninK toot und nhakcn into the (rlc- tlon. ii toothing, comforting. Equally cood for tho rnliff ot per- plratlon objectionable odor. At all FOOT- EASE SAVE MORTON LABELS WIN A FREE BICYCLE BOYS and GIRLS ENTER THIS CONTEST Get Entry Blanks from your NEWS-GLOBE WANT APS GET RESULTS FREE DELIVERY 10 AM 2 PM "A GOOD PLACE TO TRADE" COX FOOD MARKET PLENTY PARKING 16TH MONROE PHONE SPRY 3-Lb.

Can $114 FANCY COOKIES l.Lb. Cello Bag 39 TOILET TISSUE HIGH QUALITY 2 ROLLS I wish to onnounct that I 9 ht Food Store" located at Uth Monroe. Our store been modernized and additional fixture! have been on" extend a cordial wf new OHM. You will find our CLEAN WIINDLY. WELL STOCKED AND THE LOWEST PRICES SIBLE.

FLOYD T. COX OWNER-MANAGER PRICES EFFECTIVE THURSDAY AFTERNOON FRIDAY SATURDAY SEE THE LARGE "RED WHITE" AD ADDITIONAL SAVINGS RNAPKINS NEX SUGAR PURE CANE FACTORY PACKED IBS. 89 V-8 COCKTAIL 46-ODNCE CIGARETTES ALL POPULAR BRANDS $169 CARTON, EVERY DAY I COCA-COLA PEPSI COLA--Others, 6 Bottles 25c VIENNA SAUSAGE 2 REG. TINS GOLD TIP COFFEE Folger's Schilling's TOMATO SAUCE. 8-01.

Tins CABIN SYRUP. 12 PEP ADE DRINK. 3 Pkgs 14e ICE CREAM SALT. 10 Ibs OLEO. Nucoa.

Ib 35 OLEO, 35c AMERICAN CHEESE. 2 SALMON. Red. Tall Con. PICKLES.

Sour. Dill. (OPEN SUNDAYS TILL 1 P.M.) EVERY DAY PRICE LB. 44 SUGAR RIPE "MINEOLA. TEXAS" EACH WATERMELONS BEETS TURNIPS CARROTS GREEN ONIONS LINK SAUSAGE BACON, "Swift Premium" Sliced HAMS Ha.lt or Whole, Lb.

59c Tender Minute STEAKS Lb I.ONGHORN CHEESE, Ib. GROUND BEEF 35c Fresh, Lb. MILK FED FRYERS 69c ftvntfatn LB. 42c.