Family Dinner in Rascoe Home Honors Service Member
Mr. and Mrs. C. G. Rascoe hosted relatives for dinner honoring Pfe. Sammy Rascoe of the Army Security Agency. He completed 23 weeks in electronics school at Fort Devens Mass and will soon depart for 18 months in Asmara Kagnew Ethiopia Africa to work in electronics. Attending were Joe Rascoe and Michael of Perryton C D Rascoe Loyd and Terry of Amarillo Louis Autary and Connie of Arlington Donald Crump and Rita of Azus Okla and Mrs Jacky Davis Karen and Donna of Arlington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. G. Rascoe
Avenue C
Northwest
Pfe
Sammy Rascoe
Army Security Agency
Fort Devens
Mass
Asmara
Ethiopia
Africa
Kagnew
Messrs
Joe Rascoe
Michael
Perryton
C. D
Quinn Col social calendar deadlines and events
Weekday deadlines for Sunday issue are 9 a m with 11 a m Saturday submission. Wednesday 2 30 p m Tell Women's Chorus. Friday 7 30 p m Church of Christ Youth Rally in Paducah. Saturday 2 30 p m UDC in Fair Park Cabin and 7 p m wedding of Kay Ann Fatherly and Gayle Whitten at Central Christian Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women’s Chorus
Church of Christ Youth Rally
Paducah
UDC
Fair Park Cabin
Kay Ann
Gayle Whitten
Central Christian Church
Heine Maur Celebrates 77th Birthday With 77 Golf Holes
In Santa Ana California Heine Maur played 77 holes of golf in 94 degree heat to mark his 77th birthday. The marathon lasted 10 hours 15 minutes and Maur finished with a 269 score while par for the distance was 308. He plans a 78 hole round next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Ana
Calif
Heine Maur
Maur
Miss America Pageant In Atlantic City Goes Color On NBC
Television in Review notes NBC will broadcast the Miss America pageant in color for the first time. Producer John Koushouris discusses color design and aims to keep the focus on contestants’ faces. Debby Bryant of Kansas City is a prior winner with substantial scholarship potential. The pageant emphasizes scholarships, having distributed about six million dollars to date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Musel
United Press International
New York
UPI
Atlantic City
Eenia
John Koushouris
NBC
Koushouris
Peter Goldmark
American Color TV
Debbie Bryant
Kansas City
Albert A. Marks, Jr
Guaranteed Income Debate Moves Through Congress
Editor notes rising talk of a universal guaranteed income and higher welfare to end welfare indignities. Welfare rights groups led by Poverty Rights Action Center push for a human rights approach while a government panel critiques current aid as inadequate and uneven across states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poverty Rights Action Center
Washington, D.C
George Wiley
America
Wiley
Congress of Racial Equality
Women Rise in Insurance Careers Says Upbeat View
New York report highlights opportunities for women in insurance with examples from Aetna Life & Casualty and New York Life. Dorothy Bialosky of Cleveland, an eight time National Quality Award winner, earns well above average and values the freedom of the business. The Institute of Life Insurance cites 328 Women Leader's Round Table members and about 6000 women agents nationwide with growing earnings potential.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Bialosky
Cleveland
Ohio
Aetna Life & Casualty
Hartford
New York Life Insurance Co
Round Table
Institute of Life Insurance
Institute
Company of Actuaries
Society of Actuaries
U.S. Department of Labor
Wome
Marvin T. Benson
Aetna
City Halls See Small Marches on Welfare Debate
Across several cities on the last day of June small crowds walked to city halls carrying hand lettered signs urging action on welfare. A Cleveland to Columbus march drew about 100 participants and 25 finished the 155 miles, swelling support to 2000 by the Ohio statehouse visit. Other marches ranged from over 1000 in New York City to under 40 in Lexington with many suburbs and towns hosting brief city hall visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Mississippi
Balltimore
Maggie Bellows
United Press International
UPI
America
U.S
Cleveland
Columbus
Ohio
State House
James A. Rhodes
New York Ciy
Lexington
Oakland
Calif
Pittsburgh
San Bernardino
First Baptist Circle hosts discussion on cult study
Mrs Howard Martin led a Tuesday morning topic discussion on 1A Study of Major Cults at the O'Brien Circle meeting held at Mrs R O Law's home. Opening prayer by Mrs A L Heath with assistance from Mrs B F Loveles Mrs C O Trolinder Leonard King Ray Cooper and Mrs Dan Jones. Calendar of Prayer read and prayers for missionaries offered by Mrs C J Lyons. Refreshments served to those mentioned and Mrs Dan Atkinson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Martin
First Baptist
R. O. Law
A. L. Heath
Mesdames
B. F. Loveles
C. O. Trolinder
Leonard King
Ray Cooper
Dan Jones
C. J. Lyons
Final study session of First Baptist circle in Greenwood
The Greenwood circle of the First Baptist Church met at Mrs. Richard Wood's home Tuesday. Mrs. Joe S Allen led the final study on the book while Mrs. Fred Becker chaired a brief business session. Mrs. Arlen Alexander was welcomed as a guest and Mrs. Jess Vandiver read the Calendar of Prayer for missionaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenwood Circle
Joe S. Allen
First Baptist Church
Richard Wood
Fred Becker
Arlen Alexander
Jess Vandiver
Mittie Newberry
Ada Hensley
Margaret Simpson
Youth fellowship at TELL BAPTIST after services
A Friday night youth fellowship at Tell Baptist featured Jerry Craig of Ryan Oklahoma giving the devotional. Rev Hall and Mrs Hall presented a radio script while Miss Rita Conn Carolyn Lambert Julia Browning and Mrs Hall entertained with skits. Refreshments served to about 20 attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tell Baptist
Jerry Craig
Ryan
Okla
Ken Hall
Rita Conn
Carolyn Lambert
Julia Browning
Hall
Visiting Hours At Hostal Yours And Admissions
Morning 9 30 to 10 38 Afternoons 2 30 to 4 00 Evenings 7 00 to 8 30 Admitted Ronnie Elliott Earl Alexander Nancy Bohannon Mrs Gary Stubblefield Dismissed Mrs Kenneth Artis C B Sikes Mrs T H Ewing
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ronnie Elliott
Earl Alexander
Nancy Bohannon
Gary Stubblefield
Kenneth Artis
C. B. Sikes
T. H. Ewing
Population shift in Latvia under Soviet rule
Latvians now constitute 62 percent of the former Republic of Latvia, a figure shaped by its 1940 forcible incorporation into the Soviet Union, while Russians account for 27 percent of the population.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press International
Republic of
Latvia
U.S.S.R
Rights of the Poor and a Basic Floor of Security
A report rejects aid tied to categories and insists aid should be a right. It argues neither the war on poverty nor Great Society goals succeed without a practical minimum income and social protection for all as a matter of right. The term basic minimum income is avoided, but a universal economic and social security floor is urged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Local Five Day Forecast and Social Notes
Local forecast calls for near normal temperatures with a high around 96 and a low near 72, mostly clear to partly cloudy and hot. In social items, Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Justice of Yuma, Arizona visit his sister Mrs. Linnie Sparkman. shoppers include Mrs. Sparkman and others in Paducah. houseguests of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Killgo include Mr. and Mrs. Jack Marks and Kenneth and Janet of Louix City, Iowa. The Tac are noted as hospitalized and in fair condition after brain surgery at Bethania Hospital.
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J. A. Justice
Yuma
Ariz
Linnie Sparkman
Sparkman
Mattie Lou Pope
M. A. DeShazo
Paducah
Walter Killgo
Jack Marks
Kenneth
Janet
Louix City
Family trip and visits noted in local roundup
Mr. and Mrs. Marks and family visited Six Flags Over Texas while their parents were in Wichita Falls. Linda, Louise and Kenny returned to El Cajon California after a week with Mrs. H. W. Shirley. Mrs. Bill Godfrey of Fort Worth has been visiting Mrs. Shirley for 10 days. Bruce Atkinson and Raymond Kendall of Childress were listed as patients in Northwest Texas Hospital Amarillo. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Sides. Kathy and Edwin left for a vacation in Houston and the coast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marks
Six Flags
Texas
Wichita Falls
J. B. Buchanan
Linda
Louise
Kenny
el Cajor
Calif
H. W. Shirley
Shirley
Bill Godfrey
Fort Worth
Northwest Texas Hospital
Amarillo
Bruce Atkinson
Raymond Kendall
Childress
Ralph Sides
Kathy
Edwin
Houstor
Coast
Mrs Goff hosts visiting kin and travels across states
Mrs Tom Goff's home hosts Mrs W C Skinner of Bonham Mrs Doy Skinner of Childress and Mrs E Laningham. Visits include Memphis Paris Hollis Dumas Compton Calif Hawaii and Yellowstone area as relatives tour and attend a wedding in Dumas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Goff
W. C. Skinner
Bonham
Doy Skinner
Childress
Goff
Ethel
Aningham
Memphis
Murray Sanders
J. D. Hudsow
Yellowstone National Park
Sanders
Paris
Craig Sanders
Micky McGuire
Westminster Calif
Willis Moran
Earl Moran
Bobby Cagle
Otella Voyles
Mmes
Ethel Laningham
Ethel Seigler
Virginia Hasell
Hollis
Jam Matlock
Iva Geol
A. M. Byrnes
Rille
W. C. Osburn
Canyon
Dumas
Shirley Gambol
Mike Lopez
Gene Gambol
Mirs
Compton
Calif
Jesse Ritchardson
Hawaii
Cecil Goff
Childress ISD Budget Hearing Set for August 22 1966
The Childress Independent School District will hold a public budget hearing at 7:30 PM on Monday August 22 1966 in the School Administration Building. The public is cordially invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Childress Independent School District
South African Town Regulates Sunbathing Couples
Bloemfontein council orders sunbathers to stay one foot apart after complaints from parents about children skipping swimming lessons to watch couples necking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bloemfontein
South Africa
Man cites snake to dodge meter ticket in Texas
Willie Fred Daniels admits he did not feed the meter and received a ticket for illegal parking. A police letter explains a dark brown snake curled around the meter as the reason Daniels avoided involvement with the device.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shreveport
Tex
UPI
Willie Fred Daniels
Daniels
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