Lovely Christmas Stockings For Every Size
A festive catalog note promotes stockings that stretch from toes to thighs, claiming three sizes Petite Average and Tall fit all. The item highlights comfort and flexible sizing for holiday wear.
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Newspaper
Childress Index
Location
Childress, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1955
Page
2
A festive catalog note promotes stockings that stretch from toes to thighs, claiming three sizes Petite Average and Tall fit all. The item highlights comfort and flexible sizing for holiday wear.
Social calendar notes two recitals at Diggs Studio. Feipar Junior Sherwood Club performs Saturday evening at 7 p.m. Sabior MacDowell Club also scheduled for the same venue and time.
A committee of five Holme Demonstration Club finance chairmen met at the courthouse Thursday afternoon to organize HD cook books to be sold after Christmas. Members McSdames Newman Reeves E. J. Hassell R. B. Lane J. H. De Armond L. C. Royall compiled 69 pie 75 cake 25 cookies 21 breads 1 soap 3 sandwiches 29 salads 5 frozen desserts 66 meat 22 vegetables 1 jelly and jam 9 beverage 19 relish 1 egg 16 candy recipes and sought more for eggs cheese salads vegetables frozen desserts sandwiches beverages and miscellaneous household hints.
Mrs. Lou Jeffers gave a demonstration on foundation garments at the South Childress Home Demonstration Club meeting hosted by Mrs. Wilson Hardin. Vice president Mrs. W M Stiner led business and announced a Christmas party at Central Christian Church on Dec 15 with hostesses Mrs. Stiner and Mrs. Miles Clapp. refreshments were served to three visitors and several members.
The Library Board elected Mrs. Morris Higley Mrs. Paul Ord Mrs. Dick Whaley and a Home Demonstration Club representative as new members. Mrs. P. A. Pressar resigned. Librarian Frank Dorsey reported 2,552 adult and 5,296 children's checkouts since January 1955 with 259 new card issues.
Mrs Jimmy Mathis was honored with a morning coffee at the home of Mrs John Graves. Co-hostess was Mrs R H Rudasill with assistance from Mrs Russell Moore. The Mathises and their daughter plan to move to Colorado Springs. Attendees included Mrs Kenneth Givens, Mrs Martin Allison, Mrs Charles Rogers, Mrs Clais Rowland, Mrs W J Pleming, Mrs Polly Roche, Mrs John Martin, Mrs Robert Woolfolk and Mrs Bob Wadsworth.
Estelline students Julia Richburg Russell Latham and Karen Eddins joined Mr and Mrs J A Ballard at a Texas Tech journalism meeting the theme Careers and Opportunities in Journalism. The group was luncheon honored and attended a football game with Tech as guests. The report called the meeting inspirational and profitable.
A vintage cooking note outlines pork preparation and a Sunday dinner menu. It covers browning chops, slow cooking 45 minutes to an hour, and garnishing with mincemeat apples. It lists pork cuts for roasting broiling and pan frying and details a Sunday dinner including roast loin, applesauce horseradish, baked potatoes, Brussels sprouts, and desserts.
The Childress County Singers Convention will be held at High Point beginning at 1 30 Sunday afternoon. Out of town quarters were invited to attend announced by joint secretaries Rita Conn and Katherine Crain. Everyone is invited to attend.
The Book Review Club welcomed three new members Mrs. John Cates Mrs. W. D. Jones and Mrs. L. W. McClendon at a gathering held at Mrs. Lee Harp's home. Miss Julia Ross read two Christmas tales and Maggie Kate Alexander attended as a visitor. The next meeting will be at Mrs. E. E. White's home with Mrs. Frank Lightfoot as co host. January 5 reviewer will be Mrs. Morris Higley.
John C. Pyle airman USN son of Mr and Mrs Paul C Pyle of Childress serves aboard the attack carrier USS Wasp at Hunters Point Navy Yard San Francisco California. The Wasp undergoes a seven month overhaul converting to new angled deck and hurricane bow safety features and is due to operate off the California coast starting January 1956.
Open to boys and girls ten years old and younger excluding relatives of the newspaper. Clip and color all four Little People drawings from the Childress Index, sign them, and mail or deliver to the editor. Entries may be submitted in any number of sets, due by 5 p.m. December 6. Judging favors beauty, imaginative coloring, neatness, and originality. Local winners announced December 7, with top two local entries advancing to the national contest.
A collection of incomplete crossword clues with paired partial phrases and garbled word fragments. The reader encounters hints like 1 across mouse and 4 across in the face, with numerous torn or jumbled entries such as Japanese admiral and Greek war god, suggesting a partially legible puzzle page.
Clues pointing to a crossword style list with numbered entries and playful wordplay. The lines reference a set of definitions and answers across diverse categories such as people, objects, and phrases.
Partly cloudy and cooling weather forecast for Friday night in the Panhandle and South Plains with snow likely in the Panhandle. Family and social notes include Mrs. H. L. Compton and Terry visiting in South Carolina, James Edmondson returning to San Diego after a W-day leave, and local relatives visiting in Quanah Borger and Borger area with various Petty and Rollins families. Edmondson to be in the states for about two months before overseas shipping.
Rev Maxine Cammenga of Rose Pine Louisiana evangelist conducts a revival at the United Pentecostal Church. Services occur nightly at 7 30 p m with Sunday School at 10 a m. Special children services are set for Wednesday and Sunday mornings. Rev Cravens notes nightly singing.
Former Justice Department tax chief T Lamar Caudle vows a broad congressional probe into his indictment alongside Truman era figures on bribery and perjury. Caudle, Connelly, and Schwimmer allegedly conspired to defraud the government in the Irving Sachs income tax case. Slack named as conspirator but not defendant. Slack under review for removal.
Lt Gov Ben Ramsey Texas new national Democratic committeeman says he expects no trouble over Texas delegation seats at the coming national convention. He dismisses a challenge from former National Chairman Stephen Mitchell and urges maintaining party unity and inclusion rather than purges.
New York television and concert singer Elaine Malbin complains that only millionaires old enough to be her father pursue her while younger men fear her. She says she is lonesome and that the dating scene excludes her.
Today wishes go to Betty Black Bonnie Newberry and Miss Maude Stewart with greetings. Tomorrow well wishes extend to Mrs. Lester Phillips for a birthday celebration.
Mrs. D. W. Mitchell, whose husband served as storekeeper for the Fort Worth and Denver Railway from 1941 to 1948, died yesterday at Alliance Nebraska. Funeral services will be held Saturday at Sheridan Wyoming.
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