Gay Gibson Fashion Tour Hits With Bold Wardrobe Moments
Gay Gibson visits fashion territory presenting a versatile wardrobe that shines on various locations. Helen's offers a rich collection designed to turn heads and earn approving glances.
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Newspaper
Childress Index
Location
Childress, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 19, 1963
Page
2
Gay Gibson visits fashion territory presenting a versatile wardrobe that shines on various locations. Helen's offers a rich collection designed to turn heads and earn approving glances.
Tuesday Thaten Circle meets 7 30 p m WMU Circles of First Baptist gather at 9 30 a m in homes GA and YWA meetings set for 4 p m Friday American Legion Auxiliary supper 7 30 p m at Veterans Building attendees call Mrs Charles Harrison for details
Admitted list includes Frank Givens Mark Nevels of Tel Robert Lynn Lankford Linda Elliott Mrs Gene Thomas Leroy Halley W M Allen Jr Mrs Jerry Ross with admissions on various days and Derrill Nippert today. Discharges list includes Mrs Kenneth Jackson Mrs C E Smith Mrs John Patterson Bobby Jones Mrs Boles Burist Charles M Horton L V Keel Mrs Dale Lane Mrs W H Craig with last discharge today.
A mail order burial insurance offer promises $1,000 life coverage for ages 40 to 90 with no medical exam. Old line reserve life insurance states no agent will call and urges free information by sending name address and year of birth to Central Security Life Insurance Co. Fort Worth Texas.
The column reviews CBS Sunday Night with Jo Stafford Bob Hope and James Darren as dull. It notes the British cast imitation of American TV, comments on Stafford Darren and Hope, and mentions industry sponsor issues amid desegregation coverage. It also cites plans around Bonanza and TV drama developments for CBS NBC and Show of the Week.
After a storm wall battered El Paso and surrounding areas Army trucks from Ft. Bliss aided evacuations as Red Cross opened a shelter. Rain totals ranged from .31 inch at El Paso International to unofficial readings over an inch in hardest hit zones while a cold front brought cooler weather to north Texas by Tuesday.
The postal system is described as a large, multifaceted operation handling mail delivery and finances. It operates 1500 postal inspectors in 400 cities and processes 3 million foreign nationals yearly while distributing tax forms and census blanks. It also runs rural delivery wildlife censuses, auctions undeliverable items, postal money orders, savings accounts, and special stamp sales worth 3.5 million annually. Tomorrow: Case history of a letter its journey to destination.
A string of fatal incidents includes a Mesquite mailman killed when his truck overturned in Dallas. several two car wrecks in Corpus Christi and East Bernard. rear end collision in Dallas Fort Worth turnpike death. two shot deaths in Houston and Corpus Christi. drownings in El Paso. a robbery related shooting in McKinney. a rig accident near Odessa. a fatal fall from an oil rig near Andrews. and other homicides and injuries across the region suggesting a deadly weekend survey.
Partly cloudy to clear tonight and Tuesday with cooler nights. Highs near 91 in Childress. temperatures in the normal to slightly below normal range for the region. Birth announcements: a daughter born at 2 10 p m Sunday in Childress General Hospital weighing eight pounds to Mr and Mrs Jerry Ross. another daughter born at 8 15 a m Sunday in Childress General weighing five pounds eight ounces to Mr and Mrs Gene Thomas. Community notes cover visits, enrollments at WTSC and weekend guests from Amarillo and San respectively.
Angela Heckathorn and family visited in Oklahoma City with the Dermid group. Mrs. Efird and Bettye Estes were in Dallas visiting relatives and friends. Sarah Ragle returned to Vernon with Kenneth and Mrs. Givens en route to Wichita Falls on business. Stiner families attended the Will Wright park reunion in Glenrose with nine families represented. Linnaham and Kay visited Tell and Carey with relatives. James Laningham headed to Amarillo Veterans Hospital. Martinez of Amarillo joined H E Jones and others here for the weekend. Keremchok family left for Reno after visiting grandfather J A Woods. he will serve in the Army.
World War I hero Sgt Alec York, hospitalized at Veterans Hospital Nashville, was taken off the serious list after a fever rose. Doctors could not determine the fever's cause. He came to Nashville last week from Pall Mall Tennessee.
Rosa Barton was listed as a patient at Amarillo Osteopathic Hospital and Kathryn Kay Jackson at St Anthony's Hospital, both from Childress.
Tomorrow the community extends birthday wishes to Joyce Havins H B Rhodes George Allen Murray Mary Saied Mary Lavenia Johnson S W Hunter Paul Wright Pauline Hucks Sharyn Marie Cooner F E Woods Ward Harper Knight and others in a shared celebratory note.
Secretary of State Dean Rusk urged in TV Guide for broader international television exchange and more U.S. programs on world events. He called for programming focused on the basic forces shaping global affairs today. NEA reports 75 districts plan teacher salaries over 11,000 next year with Beverly Hills leading at up to 14,000.
Shop displays showcase imported knits for the season with rich textures and bold patterns. mannequins feature sweaters, scarves, and cardigans as buyers explore color palettes and layering options.
Partial OCR text references teachers in Wantagh and a local education fund. The readable portions mention mentions of a salary or grant context and a community impact on schools, with no clear dates or full names.
The leaves of Victoria Regia, a giant South American water lily, reach about seven feet in diameter and can support a child, according to the National Geographic Society.
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