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Ann Murray designs a two piece jacket top dress in muted beige and green checks. Size ten. Open late evenings.
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Newspaper
Childress Index
Location
Childress, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1961
Page
3
Ann Murray designs a two piece jacket top dress in muted beige and green checks. Size ten. Open late evenings.
Five day outlook shows below normal temperatures and light sleet or freezing rain starting Thursday then ending by week end. Mrs Margaret Hipps released from hospital to recuperate at home while her husband Claude may be released today. Firemen’s Muscular Dys trophy drive rescheduled for Thursday night. Mr and Mrs J E Smith return to Albuquerque after visiting their son Clarence Smith. Mrs B B Smith in Wichita Falls hospital critically ill. Mrs L B Holman takes grandchildren Christy and David Kaye to Amarillo. Veterans of Foreign Wars Auxiliary Christmas party includes secret pals and decorative table settings. list of members and names follows.
The social calendar lists events for Thursday through Saturday including American Legion Auxiliary at Greenbelt Lanes on Thursday evening, South Childress HDC covered dish lunch at 1 p m hosted by Mrs Hugh Stepp, First Baptist beginners party at 7 p m, and a Modern Home Club gathering at 9 30 a m. On Friday Mabel Hare Class dinner at 7 p m, Central Christian Young Couple dinner at the parsonage, Fidelis Class party at 7 p m at Mrs Harry Thaten, and on Saturday an Intermediate MYF party at 7 p m in the church parlor.
Television critic Frederic Danzig analyzes Ernie Kovacs fourth seasonal special as oddly engaging despite uneven sketches. He praises the slip scene and certain bits while faulting the wagon of feeble Western satire and calls out TV stars Wayne Shuster Steve Allen and Alan King for strong moments. He notes CBS bid for Max Liebman and Hope's NBC Yuletide tour details.
Mrs. J. A. Stinnett of Tell hosted Gamma Eta chapter of Delta Kappa Gamma as Mrs. Jesse Thomas of Paducah aided. Theme Developing human resources explored language as a key to understanding. Emma Beaird of Balls urged modern language programs with trained teachers and labs to prepare students for global living. Jessie Thomas urged chapter support for school language programs and funding. Stinnett home featured Christmas decor and refreshments for members and guests including M. H. Galgreath, Clark Forbis, Richard Varnell, Sadie Smith, C. E. Whitlock, Margaret Elliot, and Mrs. George Smith.
Miss Carrie Mae Diggs hosted the Belles Lettres Club gathering with Mrs Frank Wallin assisting. Holiday decor featured Christmas scenes, flowers, and a revolving tree. A turkey dinner, canasta games, and gifts for the Wichita Falls State Hospital completed the evening. Attendees listed include Mrs Ha Price and Mrs Louise Bowers among others. Also notes TV fare: Adventures of Lariat Sam debuts on CBS Captain Kangaroo December 25, King Orange jamboree parade on ABC December 30, Circus on NBC January 21.
The December meeting of the Rural Neighborhood Progress Club was held at the Tell Methodist Church with president Mrs. J. A. Stinnett in charge. A skit entitled Bundles For Christmas was presented by Home Demonstration Club members Mmes. M. H. Conn and Stinnett led carols with Mrs. Conn as accompanist. Coffee and doughnuts were served during the social hour.
Former general criticizes media, urges alertness to un-American influence. He lists 15 postwar policy choices he says ceded U.S. sovereignty, from allowing Russia in the UN to censoring the military, with Cold War clashes threaded through 1950s events and key figures.
Starkey Circle members and families gathered in Fellowship Hall for a Christmas dinner with a tree, greenery, and Santa figures. Rev. Lester Hill gave the invocation as Linda Kay Jones led devotion and scripture, with multiple performances by Linda Rowland, Roxanne Jones, Debbie Bird, Carolyn Havins, and others. The program featured carols, readings, piano pieces, and a dismissal prayer by Venita Jones, with Rev. and Mrs. Hill as special guests among 66 attendees.
The plan would require 15 of 29 council votes to overturn a decision. Unions not complying with the umpire's ruling could be barred from filing complaints and branded violators. The council could deny the offending union AFL-CIO services or facilities, effectively suspending them.
The new shaggy shearling lambskin slippers are gaining popularity for their warmth and attractive color options. They’re described as cozy and stylish, appealing to those seeking comfortable home footwear.
Regional TV schedules list programs on KFOX KSYD KGNC KFDA KVII and KVII stations with 4:00 to late night lineups. Notable shows include Wagon Train King of Diamonds Bob Hope Show Brainy News Weather and late news and sign off.
A fragmented TV listing page shows daily programs across KFDA KGNC and TV-Channel stations. Entries include Today, The Price Is Right, Concentration, Make Room For Daddy, Captain Kangaroo, Love of Life, The Millionaire, Edge of Night, and news segments with times scattered.
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