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Newspaper
Childress Index
Location
Childress, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 04, 1963
Page
6
New York fashion in this fall features long gowns with narrow skirts and bias cuts for movement. Velvet, rich jewel tones, gold brocades, and metallics lead evening wear from dinner to theater with jeweled embroidery and chandelier motifs. A tunic over a skirt converts to a cocktail dress for late afternoon events.
The piece describes brasseries in Alsace Belgium and France with casual atmospheres and affordable dishes. It highlights Choucroute and La Tapenade aux Crudites served at a New York brasserie on Seagram Building ground floor with Belgian Swiss and French staff. It includes a recipe for Tapenade blending garlic capers chives olives anchovies tuna mayonnaise and cognac.
The social calendar lists the City-Wide Revival at Fair Park at 8 p.m. nightly. It includes a Tuesday CWF Luncheon at noon, First Baptist WMU at 9:30 a.m., GA Sunbeams at 9:30 a.m., Night Circle with Mrs. Joe Allen at 7:30 p.m., YWA at 4 p.m., and American Legion Auxiliary at 7:30 p.m. Wednesday features First Baptist RAs at 7 p.m. A note suggests buying an extra swimsuit for the rest of summer and next year.
Fall fashion features oversized handbags that mimic attache cases with fake fur textures and black leather trimming, offering a bold, utilitarian look for the season.
Donations were collected for a classroom rug as Philathea Class members enjoyed a breakfast at Mrs. Larkin Wallis home with co host Mrs. Joan Cates. About 25 people attended including Mrs. O K Smith Mrs. Roy Coffee and several young guests. Vacation Bible School runs August 19 to 23 from 7 30 to 8 45 p m each evening.
Central Christian will stage a summer revival August 12 to 16 under the theme Youth for Christ. Three groups Juniors Chi Rhos and Christian Youth Fellowship join in activities study and worship with David Williams serving as youth worker and evangelist for the week.
J C Showmaker, a missionary to Africa, will address the Church of Christ congregation Thursday at 7 30 p m and speak to the ladies Friday at 9 30 a m. The notice also mentions Va-
NORTHFIELD Special Mr and Mrs Sam Jones honored their granddaughter Mrs Mack Fore of Cress with a wedding shower at their home. Mrs Fore was Charlene Holman of Hart. Music by Arthur Price Clovis NM and Hoover brothers Dennis and James Northfield. Refreshments to honoree and guests including Houston Rucker Clarence Martin Bill Bethany Newell Timmons Tom Moore T B Simpson R E Hoover H E Davis John Young Elmer OK Charlie Holman Hart and Virgil Holman Plainview.
Happy birthday to Mrs Maire Darnell Kenneth Smith Jack Steed Dennis Williams Homer Greer tomorrow with best wishes from family and friends.
A collection of Dear Polly hints shows readers prompting book returns with a polite list of borrowers, plus practical tips on frying with a canister, storing cords, repurposing baby brushes for dusting, using a teapot as a spill proof cup, keeping a pin cushion handy, and anchoring ivy with large hairpins. Names and dates accompany each tip.
Fairchild Publications reviews Mrs Kennedy influence on dresses coats hats and furs while noting the two piece dress sleeveless overblouse collarless coats and pillbox hats. It covers military knit accents and new terry cloth fabrics and jewelry gold details across fall looks.
The Chicago home furnishings show highlights room sized rugs with bold designs and color, moving away from simple patterns. Custom design services allow buyers to order exclusive rug patterns, while coordinated fabrics and green tones unify walls, upholstery, and window treatments.
Dorothy A. Larson, Madison native and rare stained glass artist, creates decorative murals and lighting from layered glass without pre sketches. Her work includes Lincoln Center cafe lighting and museum pieces, with kilns heating over 1000 degrees and 100 plus color options.
The passage suggests overeating comes from a dissatisfied attitude and boring routine. It urges finding interest beyond the refrigerator to free time for snacks and implies a change in daily schedule can curb snacking.
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