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Newspaper
Childress Index
Location
Childress, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 1965
Page
3
Prospital Ye W J admitted R T McKeever Quanah Saturday Mrs Robert Spencer Friday Mrs Lillie Thomas Friday Cantrell Friday dismissed Mrs Robert Spencer today Mrs Mary Mitchell Saturday Jeanette Hall Saturday J C Sims Saturday
A devotional reflection on self-will as self-defeat. It cites scripture from Eph 2 and contrasts the natural man with spiritual life. The piece urges abiding in God, reading the Bible, and seeking the good way to gain victory over the self and enjoy spiritual blessings.
Vernon Scott reviews NBC pair Runamuck and Hank noting low Nielsen ranking and weak premise. He blames creators writers and producers for hokey sight gags weak slapstick and lack of originality believability and class. The critic cites competition from The Wild Wild West and The Flintstones as factors.
Rev and Mrs Jerry Franz of Canyon announce the birth of a daughter Carla Carol at 5 05 p m Thursday in Northwest Texas Hospital Amarillo The infant weighed 62 pounds Mrs Franz is Arline Key of Kirkland Great grandmother Mrs 8 B H Briggs of Littlefield paternal Great Grandmother James Bartlett attended Hollis Chamber banquet and Bobby Bartlett installed as Hollis Chamber president.
Local notes report Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Hampton and Mr. and Mrs. Donald Crump with families in town. Pvt. Darrell Griffin from Fort Sam Houston visits his mother Mrs. Joe Sims. Linda Rowland from Chillicothe stays with Mr. and Mrs. Closs Rowland. Folly Aningham Steve Martinez and Mike Evans of Amarillo visit relatives. Birthday greetings tomorrow to C. Fe Morgan Lewis Mullins and Mrs. Jerry Hampton.
National Geographic Society notes that Galapagos Islands giant tortoises retain scarce rainfall in their neck sacs, a adaptation observed by researchers. This detail appears in the Now You Know column from United Press International.
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