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Newspaper
Childress Index
Location
Childress, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 1967
Page
3
A fragment discusses soul belief with quotes from Full Gospel Native magazines and a claimed California court reward for proving man has a soul. It cites Genesis 2 7 and a physician allegedly proving the soul by an illumination light seen around the living. A closing prayer urges belief and salvation.
The page lists wedding photograph deadlines and ceremonies, plus recurring club events. It mentions DeMolays meetings in Masonic Hall, Elks dinners, Methodist class saladas, and numerous circle and lodge gatherings with times from Monday through Thursday including Fidelis and Rebekah lodges and WMU groups.
A list of Christmas related events and parties across church and club groups. Entries include dates from 11 to 19 with times and host names such as Mrs Lula Carter Mrs Tommy Shelton Mrs Pav Mooney and locations including First Baptist First Methodist Kirkland HDC Community House and Fair Park Auditorium.
The report notes Hank Grover of Houston, a former Democrat who switched to the Republican Party to align with current platforms and seek election. It also covers Malouf of Canadian, the Lebanon Delegate, who won his seat decisively and anticipates possible re election with no clear opposition.
Weather update shows clear to partly cloudy skies and warmer conditions tonight. Tuesday brings a cooler turn with overnight lows in the lower 30s and a high around the mid 60s.
Mr. and Mrs. Don McKinney announce the birth of a daughter at 11 11 p m Saturday in Childress General Hospital. The infant weighed seven pounds two ounces.
Mr and Mrs B B Smith of Eagle Mountain California visited her parents Mr and Mrs A O Larned. Other visitors over the weekend include Johnnie Larned Richardson Cope and Dee from Far Worth High School Crates Ken Ballard Jackie Smith at the Phillips Plano playoff in Vernon. The Barnetts and Arthur Caradine joined Patsy Lynn Ed Luttrells visit in Vernon. Sgt Ronald B Sims on 30 day leave visited W A Sims family prior to training at Ft Bliss. Michael Ehrle of North Texas State University visited with his mother and grandparents. Selinda Hamilton of Hardin Simmons University visited her parents. Jimmy Turner visited in Lubbock with children Dan Greer. Jerry McClendon Lezlea Jeff Greg visited Paducah. George West returned from Bridgeport visiting Tess Hardin Mike Don Noble and granddaughter.
A garbled Christmas note mix shows children and families asking Santa for toys and essentials. The pieces mention a stroller, airplane, train, dolls, a wagon, a tricycle, and a cookies and milk ritual, with festive greetings to Santa and his elves.
Boston report describes WGBX TV Channel 4 in Cambridge leading experimental TV with monthly law enforcement and foreign policy programs. Researchers Steven Gilford John Rogers and Richard Lee discuss audience interactive simulations where viewers influence on screen outcomes.
Hollywood UPI reports Olympic swimming great Murray Rose died during his first major acting role in Ice Station Zebra. The piece notes Rose sought to prove he could transfer athletic skill to acting, likening his struggle to Johnny Weismuller and Buster Crabb. It also mentions co star Jim Brown and Rose's Tarzan ambitions.
A brief schedule lists visiting hours by time of day and admissions for several named individuals across Friday Saturday and Sunday. Several dismissed names follow a separate Friday and Saturday pattern, with minor OCR errors in spelling. The text also includes disparate facts about land ownership in Georgia, Texas speed limits in 1907, and Ohio’s state flower.
Advertises mink trimmed coats and furless versions by YouthCraft for Texas women. Promotes holiday gift purchase and a price discount of one third off the regular price. Emphasizes seasonal savings and weather-appropriate styles.
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