Social Calendar TUESDAY Events Across Community
Social calendar lists activities including IOOF Hall gathering at 4 30 Bible study at First Methodist 6 40 prayer meeting 9 am Hillcomex gift box collection late hospital hours 4 30 to 5 30 hobby club luncheon with Mrs Lonnie Larkspur club luncheon at 12 at the home of Mrs A H Ord Century Study in WDC North Childress HDC 2 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Waites Cone
Ioof
The
Hill
Charles Ital
Casheans
Holey
Lonnie
Larkspur Club
Hacklers Host Dinner Reunion in High Point
Mr and Mrs M Hackler hosted a family dinner and reunion Sunday in High Point. Present were Howard Hackler Patsy Joy of Lubbock Clyde r Earl Hackler Monroe and others from the Community Center.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Hacklers
High Point
M. Hackler
Howard Hackler
Patsy Joy
Lubbock
Clyder
Troy
Earl Hackler
Monroe
Childress Weather Warm-Up Through Wednesday
Locals expect fair skies and rising temperatures with a high of 65 on Wednesday and a low of 30 tonight. Maj. Weldon Teague arrives from Germany to be stationed in St. Louis after year end while his wife and Erin remain in Childress. Mrs Luellen Orcutt of Estelline ihr hospitalized in Amarillo at St Anthony's. Sr Msgt Manzy G Cooper and family from Randolph AB San Antonio visit relatives in town for the holidays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Childress
Maj
Weldon Teague
Germany
Erin
Teagues
St. Louis
St. Anthony's Hospital
Amarillo
Luellen Orcutt
Estelline
Cheatheams and Ministers Featured in Thanksgiving News
Harold Cheatheam of Texas Tech and multiple Cheatheams from Wichita Falls Big Springs and relatives are mentioned in Thanksgiving notes. Rev. Leslie Ellison of First Presbyterian joins four Texas ministers at a Lincoln Nebraska conference on Adult Work Social Education and Action. A&M students Quentin Henderson and John Eads spent Thanksgiving with family. Bill Heckathorn's wife received eye treatment in Wichita Falls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Cheatheam
Texas Tech
Denton Cheatheam
Wichita Falls
Junior Cheatheam
Big Springs
Leslie Ellison
First Presbyterian Church
Texas
Lincoln
Neb
Quentin Henderson
John Eads
A&m
Bill Heckathorn
Wichita Alls
F. L. Cheatheam
Soldier Arvin L. Fields Assigned to Vietnam Radio Unit
Army Sergeant Arvin L. Fields, 20, of Wellington, Texas, was assigned in early November to the U S Army Support Group in Vietnam as a radio operator. He entered service in March 1960 and was last stationed at Fort Hood after graduating from Wellington High School.
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U.S. Orces
Vietnam
AHTNC
Army
Arvin L. Fields
Mary
James W. Fields
Ennis St
Wellington
U. S. Army
Sergeant Fields
Thh Army
Fort Hood
Wellington High School
Birthday greetings for Jim Martindale and others
Public birthday wishes are sent to Jim Martindale and Mrs Daisy Benham Mrs Clarence Carter Mrs Delois Preston Mrs Robert Kiker and Louise Harper for tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Martindale
Daisy Benham
Clarence Carter
Delois Preston
Robert Kiker
Louise Harper
Temperature extremes tallied in March weather report
United Press International reports this morning's low of 3 below zero at Marquette Michigan. The day's high reached 79 degrees at Thermal California and Brownsville Texas.
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United Press International
U.S. Weather Bureau
Marquette
Mich
Thermal
Calif
Brownsville
Texas
Hospital Admissions and Discharges Noted
Admitted: Mrs Clyde Kincannon on Monday William Hines on Monday M L Mardis on Monday Manuel Gomez of Quanah on Monday. Discharged: J E Lamphan from Wayside William Hines on Tuesday.
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Clyde Kincannon
William Hines
M. L. Mardis
Manuel Gomez
Quanah
J. E. Lamphan
Wayside
First NBA Game Ever Played In Toronto 1946
Toronto hosted the first National Basketball Association game ever played, defeating New York 68 to 66 on November 1, 1946. The landmark matchup marked the league’s early expansion into Canada and showcased historic intercity rivalry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toronto Toronto
UPI
Toronto
National Basketball Association
Neg
New York
Veterans annual family dinner honors 106 members
One hundred six members of the Veterans organization and auxiliaries attended their pre Christmas dinner and program at the Veterans Building. General chairmen were Andy Rogers and Jake Lawson. The event featured carols, a gifts ceremony for children, bingo, and festive table decorations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Veterans Building
Andy Rogers
Jake Lawson
Scotty Clements
Clements
Stella Eikman
Ruidene Scott
Scott
Claude Hipps
Lawson
Rogers
Alex Saied
Mrs. Scott
Bettye Estes
Polly Laningham
Doro
Owens Clifton Married in Simple Sunday Ceremony
Mrs Lillian Owens and Tom Clifton exchanged simple vows at 3 30 p m Sunday in Paducah Church of Christ with family present. Donna Lewellen Grady Clifton and Shar on Clifton attended as relatives. They will reside in Childress where he works as a retired railroad employee after living in California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillian Owens
Tom Clifton
Church of Christ At
Television In Review Reflects On The Fabulous Musicals
Barney Seibert reviews NBCs Television In Review focusing on The Fabulous Musicals. He notes uneven pacing and emphasis on film availability, highlights performances by Bob Hope and Shirley Ross, Fred Astaire, Ginger Rogers, and Bill Robinson, and recalls historic musical moments from 42nd Street and prewar Hollywood stars.
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Barney Seibert
United Press International
Hollywood
the Stars
National Broadcasting Company
Joseph Cotten
David Wolpert
An Oy
Tin Pan Alley
Ession
al Jolson
Cotten
Ruth Etting
Marilyn Miller
Loretta Young
Myrna Loy
Ethel Waters
Bing Crosby
Nelson Eddy
Jeannette MacDonald
Dorothy Lamour
Fabu
Dick Powell
Ruby Keeler
Wolpert
Bobbi
Shirley Ross
Fred Astaire
Ginger Rogers
Bill
Bojangles
Almanac note and historical highlights for December 3, 1963
The entry marks Tuesday December 3, 1963 as the 337th day of the year with 28 to follow. It lists notable events including Illinois statehood in 1818 Oberlin College opening in 1833 Ford raises wages in 1929 and microfilm findings in 1948. A Churchill quote closes the brief note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Illinois
Oberlin College
U.S
Ford Motor Company
Whittaker Chambers
Annual Council HDC Holiday Luncheon Held
County Home Demonstration Clubs hosted their annual holiday luncheon at First Methodist Church basement with 1 pm service. County Judge Leonard King gave the invocation and new officers were introduced. awards for 100 percent attendance were presented to several members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bers
F. L. Taylor
High Point Hdc
Hugh Stepp
Ryan Gibson
Agent Scott
W. M. Cross
South Childress
Willis Moran
M. H. Conn
Tell
Newman Reeves
Nion Flat
J. D. Mills
CYW
Conn
Jess Key
Kirkland
Jack Webb
Fred West
Union Flat
Louis Meinzer
Key
Paul Cargile
Jim Phillips
Cross
Paul Pyle
North Childress
Leon Henley
High Point
Webb
Scott
Community Christmas Concert at First Methodist Paducah
December 8 Cantata Date invites Paducah residents to a 7 p m Community Christmas Concert at First Methodist Church. The Glory of the Star cantata, with text by Frank L Cross and music by Stewart Landon, features soloists from five area churches and is sponsored by the Euterpean Club. Director Mrs W O Jones Jr organist Mrs W S Heatly and pianist Mrs Pete Booker. Soloists include Mrs Robert Beck Mrs Marvin Smith Bill Alexander and George Jones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pete Booker
Robert Beck
Marvin Smith
Bill Alexander
George Jones
Letters to Santa From Linda and Joe Gorley
Linda Gorley eight year old from Route 2 Childress writes for a Dr. Kilder's Patient doll a watch the Horse stories a snow cone machine a cowgirl suit and a cooking set. Her younger brother Joe four requests a truck a train a super car a tractor and a pickup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa
Dr. Kilder
Joe Gorley
Childress
Texas
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Rambler
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Veterans Annual
Thy Nichols
Frank Buster
Bryce Marshall
Dub Eikman
Mrs. Owens
T. Clifton
Television In Review
the Almanac
UP International
Sir Winston Churchill
Council Hdc
Lawana Corley
Linda Gorley
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