Stretch Pants Sell Like Hotcakes in Vivid Colorways
A bold fashion note touts Stretch Pants called perfectly marvelous and devastating. The ad claims lean leggy feminine styling in Black Green Magenta and lists a price of 10.95 per pair.
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Newspaper
Childress Index
Location
Childress, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 1961
Page
3
A bold fashion note touts Stretch Pants called perfectly marvelous and devastating. The ad claims lean leggy feminine styling in Black Green Magenta and lists a price of 10.95 per pair.
UPI notes Bing Crosby’s ABC special from London drags with excessive talking and scant singing. Bob Hope appearance falls flat as the program strands on a weak narrative and fails to deliver the promised holiday charm.
Social events listed include Nobles SS Class Christmas social at 7 p.m. Glaser Class Christmas social at 7 p.m. WSCS Circles meet at 3 p.m. in homes. University Readers meet 9 a.m. at Mrs. F. L. Decker’s. CYF luncheon at 12 noon. American Legion Auxiliary dinner 7 p.m. at Greenbelt Lanes dining room. HDC covered dish lunch 1 p.m. at Mrs. Hugh Stepp’s home. First Baptist Beginners party at 7 p.m. TH Won Class dinner at 12 noon. Modern Home Club 9:30 a.m. at Wwbe. Mabel Hare Class dinner 7 p.m. at Fellowship Hall. Central Christian Young Couples dinner 7 p.m. Fidelis Class party 7 p.m. at Mrs. Harry Thaten’s home. Intermediate MYF party 7 p.m. in church parlor.
A brief birthday greeting posted for Morgan Louis Mullins and Johnnie Lott with wishes from Mrs. F B Hudson and FE. Cc. Happy returns tomorrow for all.
Old panel doors can gain a modern look by filling depressions with insulation card and covering the surface with wood-grained plastic surfaced hardboard. Attach the new flush panel with contact cement.
Comments by David Brinkley note the 1961 62 Emmy Awards will be a NBC TV special presented next May with 26 categories one more than last year. A new award for Outstanding daytime program created for daytime TV is included. The Vanishing 400 will air April 6 and Debutante 62 on Feb 9. Henry Cabot Lodge will discuss People to People on Calendar Dec 19. Accent on Jan 13 will cover the Texas museum rivalry between Amon Carter Fort Worth and Dallas Museum of Contemporary Art.
A reader asks if a parent's refusal to attend a daughter's wedding justifies disowning her. The columnist urges self examination of an idealized self, arguing disowning others reflects personal inadequacy. The piece links parental guilt to humility and self reconciliation rather than reconciliation with the daughter.
Mrs. Claude Ruffner of Fort Worth a system president was guest at Burlington Veterans annual Christmas dinner at the WDC building. About 60 attended with host committee Guy Eastham W N LeCroy R O Law Roy Swain A A Bass A M Woods and A F Verner. A festive turkey dinner, holly decor, and a large tree framed the event with musical selections and talks by Rev. Hill and others.
Special Correspondent lists attendees from Tell at the annual H DC luncheon including Roy Wygal Hall Burton A G Woods Z C Lathram Cal vin Nevells and others. The report notes visits by families from Grand Prairie Vernon Hobbs Amarillo Childress Estelline Hereford and Bovina plus a funeral attended and a Methodist pastor relocating to the area.
Mrs Arnold H Billings of 600 Ninth Street Southeast Route 29 has won a Kelvinator No Frost Foodarama. The prize is a 17.5 cubic foot upright freezer and refrigerator in a single 41 inch wide cabinet. Five supermarket customers won Foodaramas in the national grocery industry promotion co sponsored by the National Association of Retail Grocers and Saturday Evening Post.
Marlynn Houchin celebrated her 11th birthday with a tacky party at her parents home. Guests enjoyed cake and ice cream, handmade favors, bingo games, and prizes for the tackiest costume. Lynna Hawkins won the costume prize. many friends attended.
Gifts for the Pythian Home at Weatherford were gathered and readied for delivery during a Christmas party Friday night at Mrs. H. Philpott’s home. The event featured table games and a refreshment plate served to Mines. Nolan Evans, S. L. Burton, Roy Mack, Ernest Smith, Roy Smoot, H. W. Bremer, W. M. Stiner and Gladys Stone attended.
Lubbock locals brace for a very cold night with clear skies and a high of 34 at midday. Bill Head and family return from a weekend visit to Amarillo to see her parents Mr. and Mrs. L B Holman and relatives. Christine Kaye returns home to Amarillo after visiting her parents. children stay until weather allows their return. Enoch Hassell improves after a serious illness at Childress General Hospital. Digger Howard of Amarillo visits family in town for the weekend. Weldon Jordan, stationed in Mississippi, spends furlough with his sister and family before overseas assignment.
Worth stayed as an overnight guest with Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Lyons on Saturday. Mrs. John Weaver of Amarillo, formerly from Childress, visited over the weekend. Robert Henderson, son of Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Henderson, cut his head on ice last night and needed two stitches.
Temperatures continued from page one as snow failed to materialize in the Panhandle. Five to six inch accumulations were expected there, while blowing dust swept across extreme West Texas near Amarillo. Highs reached 85 east of El Paso, with snow reported at Dalhart and Amarillo. Dalhart stayed around 12 degrees and Brownsville hovered near 10 to 11. Police said stockmen were holding their own amid the weather.
The report notes Havre Montana recorded 35 below zero as the day’s low while Fort Myers Florida and Brownsville Texas reached 85 degrees as the day’s high.
United Press International reports Dow Jones stock averages with 30 industrials at 734.91 up 2.35, 20 rail at 145.10 down 0.38, 15 utilities at 134.92 down 0.02, and 65 stocks at 249.80 up 0.22. Third hour sales reach 760000, with total at 2680000 by p.m.
Mercury, the smallest visible planet and closest to the Sun, completes a solar orbit in 88 days. The fact highlights its rapid orbital period and proximity to the Sun.
Junior High PTA will meet at 3 pm on Wednesday with choral entertainment. A motorized baby carriage took six hours for the 50 mile London to Brighton run, fitted with a motorcycle engine and part of a student carnival.
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