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Newspaper
Childress Index
Location
Childress, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1973
Page
3
A playful note invites readers to consider a gift from Fenzhoppe as a thoughtful option for loved ones, highlighting a unique selection and appealing presentation. The line suggests a warm, indulgent offering suitable for gifting occasions.
Readable sections show a December calendar of community dinners, parties, and club events at various venues plus a weekday luncheon menu featuring Cream of Tomato Soup and Tuna and Egg Sandwiches. Notable entries include AAUW dinner, hospital auxiliary deco, B&PW dinner, and church group gatherings across dates 4 through 24 with multiple locations.
This Week events include CofC Agriculture Committee at 7 pm today Rotary Club at 12 pm Wednesday County HDC Council at 2 pm in the courthouse Outreach Service Center board at 4 pm Center Jaycees at 12 pm Thursday Gay's Cafe Band Boosters at 7:30 pm Band hall Service Unit 21 at 7:30 pm at Mrs Charles Christy’s home WWI Veterans and Auxiliary luncheon at 12:30 pm Saturday in the Veterans Building.
Happy birthday reminders run for Mrs. E R Reeves Johnnie Inman Mrs Edd Richards Mrs Lowell Dement Jeanie Wyatt A J Brown Christopher Blackburn Doyle Mooney Lola Fletcher Jerry Keys Also wishing Mr Jeff Fortner a happy anniversary Saturday honors Richard Marrs Clay Beaver Mrs A O Larned Danny Lane Fairy Hackler Keith Pitner and Mr and Mrs Ralph Shipman Mr and Mrs B L Key
A series of leaflets helps families reduce food costs with budgets, planning, store guidance, packaging education, and convenience foods standards. To receive the series contact the County Extension Office in the Courthouse at 937-2351 or Barbara Holeman Box 350.
Baked fish with corn bread stuffing serves eight. Two striped bass or similar fish weigh about 342 pounds total. Stuffed fish are baked with butter onion celery green pepper corn bread and egg then sewn closed and baked at 400 degrees for 30 to 40 minutes until flaky.
Mrs Lonnie Elkins hosted the Home Demonstration Club holiday luncheon at her residence in High Point. The program included devotional, invocation by Mrs F E Biddy, carols with Mrs EF V Fite on accordion, and holiday games led by Mrs L V Rovall. Members and guests listed. Next county wide luncheon set for December 5.
A pine cone 8 to 12 inches is mounted on foam and decorated with sequins and glitter to resemble a tiny Christmas tree. Finish with a star on top and use pine oil cleaner to remove candy cane residue, spills, and grease from holiday cleanup.
AP report quotes Dr Maria Piers dean of the Erikson Institute urging modest gifts and year round care for children. She warns against overspending as an act of atonement and urges focus on needs over wants with age appropriate toys and safe choices.
In Gettysburg Potter County the town earns its nickname Christmas Card Town USA as residents erect large wooden holiday cards in yards. The annual December display, part of a season decoration contest, features four by five foot or larger cards and wreaths on local businesses. Last year First Potter County Bank won with a foam money wreath that cracked the window.
Use old blue jeans to craft denim ornaments with painted designs rhinestones and embroidery. Trace shapes like a Christmas tree reindeer angel or holly cut two of each design, cover with sequins or rhinestones sew or paste, add loops and hang. Denim’s sturdy American appeal shines with rainy day craft ideas.
College Station report notes pork and beef prices stable with selective uptrends on some items. Clyatt from Texas Agricultural Extension Service cites affordable fryers and eggs, suggests ground beef soya blends, milk as protein extender, rising walnut crops, growing pecan crops, abundant peanuts, and near peak cranberries for holiday dishes.
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