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Newspaper
Childress Index
Location
Childress, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 25, 1963
Page
2
Education specialist David Nydice offers guidance for a smooth school restart. Register early to secure records and proper placement, ease first day stress, and help a child adjust with gradual scheduling and simple, affordable supplies.
A relaxed Wednesday golf session drew eleven players in pleasant May conditions with Lake Barry visitors, as Artie Michie posted nine fives to claim a ball, Mary F. Glear and I tied for six one putts on the first nine, and Gladys McConnell chased joy in a spirited round. Bets on Bettie Atkinson and Bobby McGee hint at future improving play while Ada Webb and Mildred Brown mingle among the group as Max arrives from L. C. with an apple cheeks travel note.
The term master Regrating referred to the offense of buying and selling again in the same market or within four miles. It derives from Old French regrater meaning to sell by retail.
The 24 hour period from 12 noon Friday to 11 a.m. Saturday recorded a high of 100 degrees during the afternoon, with readings at 3 and 4 p.m. The low reached 74 degrees at 6:30 a.m. Saturday.
Mr and Mrs Obert Stevens and Denese return from Big River Ranch Colorado. Guests include Earl Williams of Highland and Mrs SH Townsend who visited Baylor Hospital in Dallas. Home furnishings shown at Gordon's Furniture in the New Medallion Home. Jimmy Stiner returns from California after visiting W M Stiners. Stiner guests include Mrs Larry Miller and children of Lubbock. Maynett Stiner spends weekend in Amarillo. Leo Stephens and sons Dale and Don visit the Stev ens and depart for Knoxville.
Dr and Mrs L W McClendon attend as guest speaker in Pampa for District Chiropractic Association. Darryl Phillips of McMurry College visits. Mrs W W Carter in town to be with her father in hospital. Paul Leve and Jennifer visit in Alamosa with the Tensfields. Joe A Sparkman named district retail sales supervisor effective Sept 1 1963. Sarah E Halsett visits Oklahoma City and Norman with family before returning to St Louis. Little Missy Hardin visits grandparents in Cleburne while parents are in Ruidosa. Mrs Jarvis Michie and Julia return from Amarillo after wedding of Ray Don Caldwell and Joyce Smith. Mrs Michie’s daughter and others accompany return trip. Wanda Pryor visits locals.
A nine to two vote by a three woman jury acquitted W E Henderson of theft charges linked to a slant drilled Mobil Oil well in Hawkins Field. Defense witness C K Crenhaw testified the well was deviated 144 degrees from vertical, while prosecutors cited a Sperry Sun survey showing 62 degrees deviation.
Dismissals include Mrs B L Nichols and Mark Nevels on Friday. Also released Friday were Malone Hagan Cicero Williams Mrs Delmas Leach Linda Elliott and Mrs Walter Chamblerss and baby. Saturday saw Mrs Jon Hernandez Sharry Barp and Mrs Gene Chapman and baby discharged.
The article reports on Senate hearings into safeguards for a nuclear test ban. It cites 97 underground and 36 atmospheric tests by the United States in two years, quotes Arthur Gilpatric and Sen. Richard Russell, and notes plans to keep facilities ready for atmospheric tests if a Soviet breach occurs.
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