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A half size collection presents evening wear by Mendel designed for festive dinners and galas. The piece highlights flattering dresses for home entertaining and holiday occasions in a range of sizes.
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Newspaper
Childress Index
Location
Childress, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 17, 1963
Page
3
A half size collection presents evening wear by Mendel designed for festive dinners and galas. The piece highlights flattering dresses for home entertaining and holiday occasions in a range of sizes.
A child writes to Santa asking for a bike Tammy Barbie car Coke Cola truck steam shovel and a grader. The note mentions being six years old and promises cookies and milk in return and signs Mickey Mitchell with holiday goodwill.
Fort Worth couple Mr. and Mrs. Bud Essary announce the engagement of their daughter Karen to Charles Allen Pinkerton son of Mr. and Mrs. E L Pinkerton. The wedding is planned at the Essarys home with Charles Hodge officiating. Joy Essary will be the only attendant and Albert Lewis the best man. Karen, granddaughter of Mr. and Mrs. W C White, attended elementary school in Fort Worth and will graduate from Paschal High School in June 1964. Pinkerton will graduate from Technical High School in June 1963.
Members and families of the High Point HD club enjoyed a Christmas dinner and social. The program featured Lila Ruth Holman telling the Luke 2 Bible story, another Christmas tale by Wilson Holman, and readings by Paula and Mark Parr. The group sang Here Comes Santa Claus and gifts were distributed from the Christmas tree. President Mrs W E Andrews received an appreciation gift for two years of service.
Admitted patients include Mrs. Howard Martin Grady Gilliland Bedonna Barber Kelley Farnum V H Crain Cicero Williams Clarence McIntyre wine Douty V H Crain Mrs Doyle Garrison with entries dated Monday and Tuesday reflecting a busy hospital intake period.
Friends of Mrs. David Shuebarth former Paula Leach celebrated her marriage with a Friday shower in the Church of Christ annex Dimmitt Jo Ann Neel registered guests and Mrs J W Joplin led the punch table service. Hostess gift display included a cookware set with other gifts arranged by a long list of local ladies.
Morris Higley questions why many lawyers prepare to defend Jack Ruby the man who killed Oswald amid ongoing calls for state punishment. The column asserts Ruby should face trial and hanging, and accuses lawyers of seeking publicity while noting a drought and local Christmas shopping push in Childress merchants offering extended hours.
The Beginners 2 Sunday School class held a Christmas party in the Fellowship Hall. Forty two children and their parents attended as the young people presented the program. Gifts and sacks of fruit candy and nuts were given to the youngsters by teachers and officers including Mmes. Sid Holland Dalby Fleming Sam White Marvin Estell A. S. Fromm M. E. Siler and Lee Campbell.
Locals forecast cloudy and cooler through Wednesday with possible snow flurries Wednesday morning. Low tonight 27 and high 30 for Childress. Jim Hutchins of Estelline visited Childress yesterday as holiday guests join the Creamer and Ryan families, plus Delaneys from Amarillo Clovis and Paducah.
Mr and Mrs Clarence Smith will visit their daughter and family in Amarillo for the holidays. Mr and Mrs Bennie Hawkins with their family will also spend the holidays in Amarillo with Mr and Mrs Sam Webb. The High Point 4 H Club donated canned food to the Red Cross for distribution to needy families. Say happy birthday today to Bobby Dean Andrews Gary Hassell Judy Fay Seal Barry Allen Preston.
Dow Jones stocks rose as industrials advanced 3.74 points to 765.38 and rails gained 0.64 to 179.06 while utilities slipped 0.19 to 138.12. The broader 65-stock average rose 0.91 to 268.58 amid active trading noted at 3rd hour with sales from 730,000 to 2,960,000 by 1 p.m.
The day's low temperatures reached 16 degrees below zero at International Falls Minnesota Watertown New York and Rome New York. Miami Beach Florida reported a high of 75 degrees as records or near records were noted across several states.
A guide to easy care toddler wear for Christmas shoppers. Describes washable fabrics and vivid colors from corduroy to plaids, with two and three piece outfits for boys and girls. Highlights jackets, skirts, hats, overalls and embroidered designs for busy mothers managing active children.
NBC leads color TV with wide programming including Bonanza and Tonight. ABC and CBS gain color presence via The Greatest Show on Earth Wagon Train and specials like Monaco visit and Elizabeth Taylor tour. Color set prices drop toward affordability as networks expand color offerings. Emmy Awards set for May 25 on NBC.
The Childress Index marks its 75th anniversary in 1930 with standard publication details. Staff names include Morris Higley as publisher and Tom C. Higley as assistant publisher, E. J. Huddleston as general manager, Marie King as business manager, and Glen Stiner as mechanical superintendent. The paper, issued daily except Sundays, is a second class matter under March 1887 act.
A quirky note blends cooking advice with trivia about the common garden snail. It claims curry powder improves canned apple sauce as a relish for meat, then asserts snails have 14,175 teeth on a tongue with 135 rows of 105 teeth each.
The schedule lists events at First Baptist Church, United Methodist, Christian churches and other groups. Activities include study sessions, circles, junior and youth socials, and a wedding at the Church of Christ with multiple clubs and auxiliaries noted for Tuesday through Saturday.
A simple guide suggests adding a splash of your favorite wine to canned stews. White wine complements chicken fricassee. red wine pairs well with beef stew for richer flavor.
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