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Childress Index

Location

Childress, Texas, United States of America

Date

Dec 03, 1961

Page

3

Corn Bread Sandwiches for Hungry Fans

When hungry football fans return from the game serve cornbread and cheese sandwiches. Bake corn bread in an 8 inch square pan. Split bread, layer with bacon bits and tomato slices, add the top half, heat thoroughly, and cut into squares with cheese sauce on top.

New York UPI

Public Records: fines, permits, licenses and deeds listed

During the week of November 24 to December, fines were imposed for drunkenness and parking violations, driving without an operator's license, and speeding. Building permits include a $1000 remodeling for Fort Alexander. New motor vehicles and marriage licenses are listed alongside warranty deeds and oil and gas leases involving multiple individuals and properties.

Fort Alexander W. A. Hubbard Ford J.A. Thomson Mercury L. C. Trent J. G. Danner Chevrolet A. V. Lowrie Jan Smith John Collins Lorenzo Person Delbert L. Adams J. B. Bostick Studebaker Doyle L. Miller J. E. Kelley G.M.C Arthur Kane W. P. Close

Former Resident Kilman Retires From Federal Reserve

Herman W. Kilman 65 retires as Assistant Cashier of the Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas under the bank retirement system. A Greenville native who moved to Childress in 1909, he graduated Baylor in 1920 and led Dallas Chapter of the American Institute of Banking as President while serving on the national Executive Council. Kilman is married and lives at 2152 Barberry Drive in Dallas.

Herman W. Kilman Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas Kilman George Spear Pearl Ward Childress Greenville Burleson College Baylor Dallas Bank American Institute of Banking Dallas National Organization Mr. Kilman Barberry Drive

Cranberry Storage Through Ages From Pilgrim Days

The article traces storage methods from Pilgrim times to modern homes. It notes freezing berries for off-season use, ancient uses by Indians for medicine and dye, and the traditional practice of packing surplus in woven bags in icy streams. Sugar scarcity led to sweetening with wild honey maple syrup and molasses.

New York UPNI

Eye Shadow Trick for Longer Wear and Depth

Apply a stick eye shadow in the color of the powder shade to create a base. Then brush identical powder over it to set the color and add lasting depth and sparkle.

Available Light Christmas Photography Tips

The piece explains available light photography using color film for Yuletide scenes. It covers using bright room lighting, a fast lens, accurate meters, and high speed film, plus a table tripod, for sharp holiday images without flash. It notes varied light forms and the benefit of 35mm or 120 roll film cameras.

Local Birth and Weekend Visitors Highlight Childress Area

Mr and Mrs Troy Walkup of Amarillo announce the birth of a daughter weighing seven pounds at 3 20 p m Friday in a hospital there Grandparents are Mr and Mrs John Simpson and Mr and Mrs T E Walkup all of Childress Weekend guests include Mr and Mrs C S Penry and Mr and Mrs C W Lewis of Amarillo and J C Darnell and Jack of him Also notes on photography tips and local visits to Lubbock Amarillo Hereford and Wichita Falls with names of residents and events listed

Troy Walkup Amarillo John Simpson T. E. Walkup Childress Mairl Darnell C. S. Penry C. W. Lewis J. C. Darnell Jack Lubbock Garvin Floe Johnny Mack Garvin Nancy McElroy Morris Higley M. K. Wilcoxson Howard Guy Lawrence Hereford Sam Bell Lawrence Panhandle Auto Club Bell Joyce Trosper W. C. Adams Elbert Adams Wichita Falls Delbert Adams el Paso Vaughn Parrish Boulder Colo

Flying Magazine backs agricultural flying as a viable career

New York reports that Flying Magazine urges young pilots to consider agricultural aviation. It rejects the notion that the field is highly dangerous or poorly paid, arguing conditions have improved and the business is viable.

New York UPI

Garment District Theft Soars in New York Building

Industrial Detectives Rudnitsky and Wolff report 3000 dresses stolen daily from a single New York building by dishonest workers. They released a booklet detailing the high theft rate in the garment district.

New York Charles Rudnitsky Leslie Wolff

Enhancing Eyebrows With Natural Brush and Fine Lines

To look natural brush eyebrows free of powder and pencil with short hairlike strokes. Use a well sharpened pencil or an automatic fine line brow pencil for precise, realistic results.

The Wig Hat Returns in Crocheted Winter Wool

The wig hat returns this winter in bright crocheted wool yarn. Many women find it indispensable for days when hair needs fixing and there is no time for a salon visit.

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