Watson Rites Set for Today in St John’s Church
Funeral services for W. O. Watson, 81, were scheduled at 4 p m today at St John s Baptist Church. His wife died October 2, 1962. He came to Childress from Marshall about 25 or 30 years ago. He is survived by two brothers and one sister, nieces and nephews. Interment in Childress cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. O. Watson
St. John’s Baptist Church
Mr. Watson
Childress
Marshall
Childress Cemetery
Temperature Readings From Itasun Area
The past 24 hours ended at 4 p m today recorded a high of 49 degrees and a low of 26 degrees. On December 7 1963 the maximum reached 73 degrees with a minimum of 41 degrees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Itasun
Lighter Side: Chef Creates Edible Napolean Statue
Washington meal art piece features Pierre Fort carving a life sized Pauline Bonaparte statue from lamb fat. The Sheraton Park Hotel executive chef used only kidney fat, took a month to sculpt, and expects it to last a year or two at room temperature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort
Sheraton Park
Napoleon Bonaparte
Pauline
Michelangelo
Hospital Admissions and Discharges This Weekend
Admitted this weekend include John Shackelford on Saturday and Dave Brummett, Mrs. Betty Sue Kelley of Quanah, Mrs. C. J. Rickman, Mrs. Lowell C. Wakefield, Mrs. W. F. Morgan, Brent Lane, Guy Lynn Nelson and others. Discharges feature Mrs. Jack Norman and baby, William A. Glenn, Mrs. Leroy Pearsons and baby, Guy Lynn Nelson, Glenda King among Sunday departures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Shackelford
Betty Sue Kelley
Quanah
Dave Brummett
C. J. Rickman
Lowell C. Wakefield
W. F. Morgan
Brent Lane
Guy Lynn Nelson
Jack Norman
Baby
William A. Glenn
Leroy Pearsons
Glenda King
Treasury totals for year through December show deficits
Treasury data through Dec. 2 report withdrawals at 53.989 trillion dollars and deposits at 44.536 trillion. The cash balance stands at 7.336 trillion with public debt at 318.769 trillion and gold reserves at 15.388 billion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
UPI
Treasury
Local Birth Announcements Highlight North Texas Families
Look Who's Here features multiple birth notices from Baylor Hospital and Childress General Hospital detailing newborns Natalie Donnell, a daughter weighing 6 pounds 6.5 ounces, and sons and daughters born to families in Dallas Tyler Memphis Lubbock and Childress. Grandparents named include L V Pryor Kirkland Pam Mayo Tyler J M Ferrell Memphis T B Hightower Childress. Weekend visits and a surgery update for W L Self in Temple accompany the notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rex Pryor
Dallas
Baylor Hospital
Natalie Donnell
L. V. Pryor
Kirkland
Pam Mayo
Tyler
Lowell C. Wakefield
Childress General Hospital
W. F. Morgan
Bo Hightower
Melinda Kay
Hall County Hospital
Memphis
J. M. Ferrell
T. B. Hightower
UC Regents Sit-In Vandalism Cleared. Sproul Office Tidied
UC Berkeley student demonstrators are cleared of vandalism charges after a sit-in in the administration building. Police report files stowed about in the office of Robert G. Sproul, who quipped that his office often looks as such.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press International
Berkely
Calif
UPI
University of California
U.C
Robert G. Sproul
Sproul
Long Beach
Amarillo
Tex
Buck Fleming
Weather extremes report from Craig and Naples
The coldest reading this morning in the lower 48 states excluding Alaska and Hawaii was 13 below zero at Craig Colorado. The highest Sunday temperature reached 79 degrees in Naples Florida.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
UPI
U.S
Birthday greetings for multiple local residents
A group of birthday wishes are posted for A. J. Johnson H. D. Wilson Larry Jones Velma Clements Mrs. Wilbur Don Williams Thomas Rutledge and Virginia Lee Webb, celebrating upcoming anniversaries tomorrow at a community gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Johnson
H. D. Wilson
Larry Jones
Velma Clements
Mrs
Wilbur Don Williams Thomas Rutledge
Virginia Lee Webb
Social Calendar Highlights Week Beginning Monday
Social calendar deadlines for Sunday issue set at 4 a m Weekday entries list events at Central Christian Church First Baptist Church and King Memorial Methodist Church. Activities include banquets socials circles dinners and Christmas programs hosted by church groups and organizations through Friday with multiple afternoon and evening gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CMF
Central Christian Church
Toof Lodge
Hall
King Memorial Methodist Church
Union Flat
R. O. Law
Church of Christ
Andrews
J. J. Williamson
Brewer
First Methodist
Cates
Jim Cribbs
Ruth
Belves Bailey
First Baptist Church
United Presbyterian Women
Kirkland Hdc
Jerry Hampton
Paducah First Christian Church
Televisis in Review Highlights Ed Sullivan Show Skit
Sunday night TV critique notes Jerry Lewis as uninvited Playboys member and Caesar return with a bachelor gag. Profiles in Courage on NBC recounts economist Richard Ely defending academic freedom after 1894 charges, prompting a public hearing and a stand for open inquiry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. D
New York
Jerry Lewis
Zany Lewis
The
Playboys
Ed Sullivan
Ron
Gary Levd
Amusng
Sullivan
CBS
Lewis
Sid Caesar
Caesar
Betsy Palmer
Piccola Pupa
Danny Thomas
Jackie Gleason
NBC
John
Kennedy
Richard T. Ely
Ely
University of Wisconsin
Regents’ Committee of Investigation
Indexing by Morris Higl ponders limited news space
The article notes eight basketball teams in Childress with plans for more after year’s start and urges readers not to fear government notices. It highlights ESP series at Gren Belt Lanes and mentions Walter Lockhoof as not tuned into ESP.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Childress
Grenbelt Lanes
Walter Lockhoof
Final goal reached in all lines of inquiry
Dan O Herlihy convincingly performed the role of Prof Ely in the production. His portrayal shows the investigator free to seek truth as the rot reaches its final goal across the investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rot
Dan O'Herlihy
Ely
Christmas Carols Sing During Johnsons' Church Service
President and Mrs. Johnson attended a church service where carol singing gave them a brief advance taste of Christmas. The First Couple joined congregants for the holiday observance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
UPL
Johnson
Hat of the Month by Betmar Tic-Tac-Torf Cloche
The TIC-TAC-TORF quilted visor cloche hat by Betmar appears in a perk jersey mat finish. Priced at $79.95, the ad encourages adding an extra gift to please the recipient and mention the hat as an exciting new fashion item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betmar
Almanac Notes for Monday December 7, 1964
United Press International notes the date as December 7 in 1964 with quarter moon, Venus and Mars morning stars, Jupiter and Saturn evening stars. Historical entries include Delaware ratifying the Constitution in 1787 and Hoover’s 1931 White House contact refusal. A Roosevelt quote closes the item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press International
Venus
Mars
Delaware
U. S
James Madison
U.S
Charles Pickney
Herbert Hoover
White House
Japan
Pacific
Pearl Harbor
Philippines
Wake
Guam
Singapore
Hong Kong
Also Mentioned on This Page
Watson
Dov
Syria
By Ralph Lane
NEA
Dick West Washington
Epicurean Club of Washington
Thei
Rembrandts of
Range
Picasso
Grandma Mose
Roy Powers
W. J. Clements
Mrs. Marks Leach
Arliss Crump
Hospital News
Wilson
Han Pimento
Main St
ART Vest
Larry Miller
Lubbock
W. M. Stiner
Jim Moody
Wichita Falls
James L. Moody
Bill Head
L. B. Holman
Jackie Petty
A. T. Petty
Hoyle Taylor
Randi Gaye
Jimmy Trent
Sam Lewellen
Tim
Kathy
David Gustafson
Charles Gustafson
W.L. Self
Ted
Belton
Mr. Self
W. L Self
Temple
W. L. Self
Coats and Suis
Fashion Shoppe
Avenue B. N.W
King Memorial Methodist Church Fellowship
Philathea
South Childress Hdc
Home Economics Club
WDC
AAUW
Ranchouse
American Legion Auxiliary
Sedelle TocKinney
South Childress
Lewis Meinzer
High Point
First Methodist Church
Televisis
In Review
Morris Higl
Carly
the Almanac
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Hargrave
Sanstone Dry Cleaning
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!