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Newspaper
Childress Index
Location
Childress, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 1968
Page
3
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Community calendar lists multiple Christmas parties and socials across First Baptist First Methodist and related groups. Dates span December 1 to December 23 with gatherings such as dinners luncheons social events and caroling at venues including First Baptist First Methodist Gl en Stiner home and Fair Park Auditorium.
A holiday gathering at Mrs. Jack Burrus's residence featured a home party with games and a gift exchange. Attendees included Debbie Kapper, Debbie Walkup, Teresa Stanford, Belinda Burrus, Karen Ray, Melissa McFarland, Rita Albritton, Mrs W L Ray, and Mrs Coy Albritton.
A social calendar lists deadlines and events including a weekday special report deadline at 2 p.m and a Sunday deadline at 10 a.m. It notes wedding stories and pictures must be submitted a week ahead, mentions a Thursday 2 p.m. deadline, and lists events from Thursday to Saturday such as a Christmas Fantasy rehearsal, bridal shower for Miss Mary Lou Watkins, a church bake sale, a luncheon, a wedding in the Assembly of God Church, and the Christmas Fantasy program in the junior high auditorium.
Mrs Leonard King Sr chaired the lesson An Expanding Witness in Jordan at Tuesday morning chapel session. Assistants included Mrs Howard Martin and Mrs Ray Cooper. Call to Prayer read by Mrs Baker secretary Amy Silvey read the report. Ernest Rea led the business period closing prayer by Mrs J D Atkisson.
State and city officials advance a traffic survey as part of a larger Childress highway study. Willar R. Brown coordinates with LaNeal Castleberry overseeing local work in Childress. Survey crews will note vehicle origin and stops, with a final report to State Highway Engineer J. C. Dingwall and public distribution to city and county governments.
The Wednesday Study Club toured the McAdams Ranch home in Foard County as part of its arts and crafts program. Members and guests visited Mrs. L. L. Goodwin’s home before viewing the museum home run by Mrs. Bettye B. McAdams Gafford, admiring Civil War era letters, family heirlooms, spurs, a belt buckle, a tie clasp, a branding iron, and other personal effects.
At the hotel Childress the B P W annual luncheon featured Mrs J F Shewbert presenting The Christmas Story in Arts using slides such as The Immaculate Conception and The Holy Night. Vocal numbers by Mrs Derrill Nippert Mrs Jimmy Vaughan and LaNeal Castleberry complemented readings as 28 members and 4 guests attended with plans for December 19 gift packages for rest homes.
Mrs L W McClendon presided as Book Club president at the holiday party and program. The gathering at Mrs J L Moody's home featured a humorous reading from Merry Christmas Mr Baxter by Edward Streeter, hosted by Mrs Roy Coffey with gifts exchanged under a lighted tree.
Admitted list includes Bertha Nave on Tuesday Ethel Daniel today and Mrs Antonio Martinez today. Discharged include R A Philpott Tuesday A M Privitt today and Mrs C B Nobles today.
Urged continueds from Page One list Troop No. 61 leaders Gene Blackwell Hugh Rogers Dub Eikman John Holland Tom Bailiff Russell Jones AV McFarland Charles Evans. Troop No. 68 leaders Harold Halford Joe Howard Jimmy Heath Ricky Mills Sterling Buster Pete Bolkenstyne R J Berg. Troop 65 includes all committee members and unit leaders.
Nixon for Secretary of State was seen as likely after years of service. Rep Melvin Laird of Wisconsin, a former associate and adviser, was reported as the likely new defense secretary as the campaign moved forward.
A mixed page shows child wish lists for Christmas with names and addresses in Texas, plus a satirical column by Dick West about a court case restoring a magazine subscriber to the Saturday Evening Post. The Santa letters include Kimberly Ree Shanks Robin LeAnn Shanks Kathy Ewine Paul Wakefield Brenda Fuller and Roger Lynn Adams with various toy requests. The West piece jokes about subscription ostracism and a mock urban encounter.
A narrator encounters Sidney, claiming he is ruined after losing his Butter and Egg monthly subscription. The tale portrays his broken spirit and social stigma as he laments an irrecoverable fall in life.
A weather update notes mostly cloudy skies tonight with Kon and low upper 30s. Thursday warms to the lower 50s with continued cloudiness and mild winds.
Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Brashears of Perryton are here to be with her mother Mrs. Bertha Nave who is a patient in Children General Hospital.
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