Hospital furniture trends shift to homey colors and adjustable beds
In New York, Gay Pauter notes hospital rooms adopting homelike furnishings and flexible beds as manufacturers target comfort and efficiency. American Seating, led by Enid Vandenberg, expands from theaters to hospital equipment, promoting extendable footboards and full electric beds. Projections anticipate hospital beds rising to 4 million in a decade due to aging populations and Medicare.
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Calypso Cooler Mix With Banana and Milk
A quick chocolate flavored drink mix with 8 teaspoons of powder, 4 cups milk, and 2 mashed bananas. Combine in a 1 quart container, stir, cover, chill, and shake before serving. Yields 4 servings.
TV's Ted Bessel Bright Rebel for Television
UPI reports on Ted Bessel actor in That Girl and his effort to shape television with integrity. He recalls a failed Tie a Man's World and notes a minority of 20 million viewers as his stake in the medium.
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Lochinvar
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Frankie
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Bridgeport
Conn
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Mame
Monroe's son-in-law wedding marks first White House nuptials
The United States records James Monroe as the first president to have a child marry during his term. Maria Monroe wed Samuel Gouverneur, his private secretary, on March 8 1820. Only forty two guests attended the small ceremony at the White House.
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Samuel Gouverneur
Tell Homecoming Visits Across Towns and States
A long list of visitors and relatives arrived for Tell Homecoming and visits across Childress area towns. Families from Dulas Dallas Ranger Plainview Amarillo Hugo Clovis Lawton and more stayed with local host households. Guests included Bill Ashby Naomi Bradford Pearl Shackelford Kay Ann Eatherly and others visiting relatives and attending church and events.
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Bill Ashby
Dulas
Oscar Glovers
Lucy Strickland
R. A. Hannah
Dallas
Naomi Bradford
Ranger
Pearl Sheakerford
Aubrey Testerman
Arch Gibson
Gwyn Hall
Plainview
M. H. Conn
Loyd Wygal
Balls
Roy Wygals
W. O. Keel
Weaver McClure
Kress
Marvin Crain
Clifton Smith
Susie
Lawton
John Browning
Cee Wee
Brad Boyd
Childress
A. G. Wood
H. B. Smith
Emma Gephart
Pearl Shackelford
Elia Bridges
Bob Finley
Revien Hall
Charlie Whitten
Kay Ann Eatherly
Dayne Whitten
Sherry
Bill Whitten
Tate Timmons
Charles Neskorik
Danny
Bryan Benham
Amarillo
Weldon Benham
Les Benham
Shirley Wise
Clarendon
Jim Phillips
Gene Gambol
Larry
Dumas
Virgil Gambol
U. M Byrnes
Frank Wilks Birthday Fete Draws Many Relatives
Seventy six family members and friends gathered Sunday at the home of R. M. Wilks in Childress for a belated birthday dinner honoring Frank Wilks whose birthday was August 4. Eldon Wilks and R. M. Wilks hosted with many Wilks relatives present from Childress, Lubbock, Amarillo, Duncan, Gran Prairie, Texline and Carey.
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Eldon Wilks
Childress
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Lubbock
Verna Belle Boydston
Muncan Okla
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Joe Boydston
Jay Boydston
Duncan
Okla
Thomas Hill
Dean A. Hill
Bob Wilks
Don Boydston
Amarillo
Rodney Jones
Gran Prairie
J. E. Niceum
Texline
Milton C. Wilks
Kirkland
T. L. Wilks
Sue Gent and Sons
Susan Wyatt
Carey
Claude Wilks
Roy Wilks
Mrs George E Johnson Wins Cookery Contest Honors
Fort Worth housewife Mrs George E Johnson 308 Avenue F Nw enjoys cooking a 45 year habit and has won 10 to 15 prizes in Fort Worth Farm and Ranch News. Her orange filled brownies recipe won in Austin contest sponsored by flavoring manufacturers and she received 33 flavoring items. Her family includes five children and five grandchildren. husband carves wooden trains while she cans jams and tends flowers.
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Avenue F. Nw
Austin
Johnson
Fort Worth
Fort Worth Farm and Ranch News
Fort Worth Star-Telegram
Visitors drop in for weekends in town
Visiting in Mr. and Mrs. S L. Cheatheam's home were Denton Cheatheam Don and Tom of Wichita Falls and C S Sullivan of Lubbock. They also attended the Teli Homecoming with James Quisenberry and children from Las Vegas visiting relatives Paul C. Pyles. A. H. Fran and his grandson of Purcell are visiting H. W. Epps.
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Denton Cheatheam
Don
Tom
Wichita Falls
C. S. Sullivan
Lubbock
James Quisenberry
Las Vegas
Nev
Paul C. Pyles
A. H. Fran
Purcell, Okl
H. W. Epps
Sunday School Class Notes at First Baptist
Mrs. George Smith hosted the Sunday School class of First Baptist Church on Tuesday evening. The meeting included a business session, a social hour with 42 games, prayers by Mrs. Roy Swain and Mrs. Dan Jones, and a devotional from Romans 10 led by Mrs. Swain. Guests included Mrs. Carrie Atkins of Dennison and other members.
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First Baptist Church
Roy Swain
Roy Perkins
Swain
Romans
Dan Jones
L. Cheatheam
Russell Gross
H. L. Easley
B. D. Cline
Carrie Atkins
Dennison
Friendship Club Donates To VN Servicemen
The Friendship Club donated $10 to the Red Cross for servicemen in Viet Nam at the meeting held Monday. A birthday party for Mrs. Ollie Bishop was planned for August 16. Refreshments were served by Wesley Nevels. A weekend birthday celebration honored Doris Marie Barker at her mother Cadell Barker’s home.
Social calendar deadlines and weekly listings
Deadline for social calendar announcements is Sunday issue by 11 a m on Saturday with daily weekday cutoffs. Noted events include First Methodist WS on Tuesday 3 p m, Union Flat HDC all day Wednesday, Kirkland HDC 2 p m Wednesday, CYW HDC 9 a m Thursday, South Childress HDC 2 p m Thursday, Good Neighbor Club, Linen or Kitchen Gadget shower for Ron Dish man at 1305 Avenue K NW 7:30 p m, Friday High Point HDC 2:30 p m.
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Union Flat
Kirkland
South Childress
Good Neighbor Club
Ron Dishman
Avenue K
High Point
Stock Averages Move Narrowly at Midmorning
The Dow Jones Industrial Average stands at 843.09, down 1.73. The Rail index is 217.15, down 0.65. Utilities rise to 13.08, up 0.33. The broader market at 296.72, down 0.56.
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Treasury Report Reveals August Fiscal Activity
Treasury data show withdrawals of 16.73 billion dollars and deposits of 11.96 billion through August 5. Cash balance stands at 7.28 billion with public debt at 319.69 billion and gold at 13.33 billion.
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UPI
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