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Newspaper
Childress Index
Location
Childress, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1965
Page
3
A quilted nylon robe in pink blue or yellow offers warmth with a festive, hearth like feel. Available in S M L sizes, designed for cozy Christmas wear and snug comfort.
December events listed from the King Memorial Methodist Church to the King Memorial Methodist Church Christmas program include luncheons dinners and club parties at various venues such as South Childress HDC Union Flat HDC Home Economics Club Good Neighbor Club Philathea Class and more with dates from December 8 to December 21 and a final note on serving salted almonds with curry powder.
Television review notes CBS Reports on August Watts riots in Los Angeles, integrating McCone Commission material. It praises reporter Bill Stout and the program’s timeliness while faulting the 60 minute limit for depth, especially on jobs and Moynihan’s findings.
The Euterpean club of Paducah sponsors the 1965-66 community music project with a cantata The Dawn of Christmas at 7 p.m. Sunday in First Baptist Church Paducah. Singers from six area churches perform with soloists Mrs Tippen Mrs Robert Beck and Mrs Marvin Smith. Directed by Mrs W O Jones Jr with pianist Mrs W S Heatley and organist Mrs T S Richards.
A family snack idea uses western iceberg lettuce cut crosswise and filled with cream cheese and minced meat. The top is crowned with maraschino cherries for a decorative finish.
A We the Women column offers practical advice for new grandmothers. Visit grandchildren rather than hosting if possible to keep fun high and duties light. Volunteer babysitting, avoid pressure to prove parenting. Celebrate the title and teach with patience while avoiding favoritism.
Partly cloudy and warmer tonight. Mostly cloudy Thursday with a low of 45 and high around 62. Five day forecast shows temperatures 4 to 10 degrees above normal with little rainfall. Locals Mrs David Schubarth Marsha Kay Mrs Ron Ivey and Carol Shannon of Lubbock visited relatives in Childress. J C Wyatt returned from visits in Amarillo New Mexico and Oklahoma with family. Mrs Delbert Seal is a patient in Memorial Hospital in Anita Ohio after surgery with no condition report available.
Moscow shoppers raced to Childrens World for sleds as The House of Toys had none. A long queue formed before eight, many buyers securing guardrail sleds. The author finally got a sled after waiting, paying, and recieving a claim slip.
Deadline for social calendar announcements is 9 a m weekdays for Sunday issue with 11 a m Saturday deadline. Thursday 7 p m AAUW dinner at Ranchouse Restaurant. Friday 7 to 8 30 p m shower for Mrs Jerry Huddleston at L L Baker home.
Visiting hours shown as morning nine thirty to ten thirty eight, afternoon two thirty to four, evening seven to eight thirty eight. Admitted include Mary Mitchell Tuendy Darrell Baker Jane Custer Pat Bartlett and Reuben Hall on Tuesday. Dismissals note Shane Martin Tuesday. Clyde Kincannon transferred to Amarillo Tuesday.
The Burlington Veterans and Auxiliary hold their annual Christmas dinner at 6 30 p m Saturday in the Veterans Building with officers and trustees as hosts.
Postal employees and families enjoyed a holiday dinner at a focal restaurant with about 55 attendees. Postmaster Warner Stevens presided and introduced seventh grade twirlers Mary Kathryn Dodgen and Judy Thaten who performed. Group carols, visiting, seasonal decorations and candy favors concluded the evening. Mrs Stevens and Mrs John Starkey managed table decor.
196? North Childress 4-H clubs installed officers during Monday afternoon courthouse meeting. Susan Cross presided. new officers included Darlene Lankford as president Kay Grantham vice president Susan Cross secretary Charles Stephens reporter Alfred Stephens council delegate Fay Grantham and Brenda Lankford recreation leaders.
Thread together pitted fresh California dates marshmallows candied cherries and gumdrops to create a festive Christmas tree garland suitable for holiday décor and edible ornament display.
Toss roasted diced almonds with popcorn to make bite sized balls. Wrap in colored cellophane and stack in a bowl or hang on the Christmas tree. Serve artichokes with a lemon mayonnaise sauce and roasted almonds for garnish.
Betty Fern Durfey Edna Elliott Jimmy Hamm Martin N. Smith Mrs. Don Castleberry Steven William Thaten C. C. Scott Brady Allen Jones are wished a happy birthday tomorrow from the newspaper staff and readers.
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