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Newspaper
Childress Index
Location
Childress, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 25, 1955
Page
2
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Mrs Faye Weightman led a group of Kirkland girls at a swimming party in Childress Fair Park on Tuesday afternoon. Attendees included Elise Weightman Peggy Campsey Peggy West Cherlene West Margaret Collier and Paula and Phyllis Lanvet.
A come and go shower for Mrs Otto Petri former Miss Dana Eubank is planned at Central Christian Church Friday starting 7:30 p m Programs will be held at 7 30 8 00 and 8 30 o clock
Admitted this week include Wendell Kindle Flora Roberts Augustus D Rosser David Jones Quincy Smartt and Troy Moore. Discharges include David Jones Mrs Harold Trent and baby.
Final services for Mrs. Doda Elmyra Kennedy a former Lazare resident were held at Kirkland Church of Christ with Harrell Collard officiating. Burial followed at Kirkland cemetery. She died at 94 at a daughter’s home in Dlerks Ark.
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Partly cloudy and warm through Friday with only isolated thundershowers in the afternoon and evening. Mr and Mrs Quincy Smartt announce the birth of a daughter six pounds four and a half ounces at 5 10 this morning at Childress General Hospital. Also announced is a son weighing six pounds ten ounces born at 8 10 Wednesday night in Childress General Hospital.
Mr and Mrs HOW Baer Jr and Mrs Joe Pope and grandson Mike visit Tulsa relatives. Eddie Trammell of Amarillo visits with the Rules. Gail Ann Rule returns home after a week with grandparents Lake Pauline. House guests of Worth Hunger include E W Towry and Ann from Mesa Arizona. Douglas King of Spearman stays with Mike Wilson Jr. Tom Fisher visits Lubbock and Idalou with Rockne DeShazo and family. Mrs Verna Randai arrives from Kansas City Missouri to visit Mrs Mryta Bybee.
Shigemitsu reportedly asked Washington for a definite timetable for the gradual withdrawal of American forces in Japan under the mutual defense treaty. In exchange he promised a concrete schedule for expanding Japan's armed forces, a US condition for major withdrawals.
Solon notes from Page One report quotes Thomas urging swift access to civil defense and President emergency funds to relieve flood misery. He questions $11 million availability and estimates relief may require 50 to 100 million, warning total flood costs could reach billions before Congress reconvenes in January. He also calls for Congress to reconvene to finish its business.
Schmidt, a soldier shot down in Korea and held by Chinese forces, returns home to learn Una remarried. He and his wife Tippy left for a Oregon beach hideaway after his release and a brief visit to Mrs Peters. Una declines to discuss Alford Fine.
Indian Ambassador G L Mehta faced private dining amid segregation claims at Houston Hobby Airport. Officials apologized and a local protest by NAACP leader Mrs C V Adair urged end to Negro discrimination, while city council took no action. Mayor Hofheinz said no discrimination occurred.
Chicago Museum of Natural History curator allegedly used a maritime Mickey Finn to calm 10,000 fish for his collection. Loren P. Woods reportedly captured the fish in Mexican waters during months of underwater hunting using a harmless chemical to him but knockout to the fish.
Fort Worth resident John Boose aged 95 remained active but faced an aggravated assault charge after an incident with his 74 year old wife. The wife reported Boose threatened her with an iron pipe when she declined to fix his supper. Recorded by Assistant District Attorney Conrad Florence.
Mrs Clyde Nippert conducted a Bible study when the Women’s Missionary Union of the First Baptist Church met at the church Tuesday afternoon. Others present included Mesdames Murray Cartlidge W O Nippert L V Royal Byrd Lynch Black Key Roy Collier J W Jones Dorothy Cook and Dee Pickrel.
The recipe presents Quick Panned Carrots N Onions with shredded carrots and onions cooked in bacon fat until tender in about ten minutes, plus butter. An oven method bakes the mix at 350 F for 30 minutes. Philadelphia Cabbage mixes cabbage with cream cheese and a celery pepper blend, finished with a mayonnaise dressing and pimento eggs over lettuce wedges.
Friends send birthday greetings today to Mrs. Kenneth Givens and Mrs. Guy Graham. A pair of local well wishes note their ages and celebrate the day with neighbors and family.
Edward White, four, son of Agriculture Commissioner John White, is ill with rheumatic fever. A doctor said he is making satisfactory progress and will remain in bed under observation for several weeks.
A Minnesota Youth Conservation Commission report shows juvenile offenders under 18 dropped sharply in December last month and again in December 1953. Factors include Christmas family cohesion, increased temporary work, church activities, and the winter sports season. data covers last three months of 1954 from police and sheriff departments in 28 communities representing 44 percent of the population.
An ad promotes Itch-Me-Not for eczema ringworm athlete’s foot insect bites and surface rashes with a 40 cent back offer at A L Harp Drug today.
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