Lace-So Lovely Christmas Gift Drawings For Coat And Dress
Vanity Fair promotes a holiday drawing offering a coat and a dress prize. The ad highlights nylon lingerie and lace details in favorite colors and urges readers to register by December 23.
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Newspaper
Childress Index
Location
Childress, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 18, 1963
Page
3
Vanity Fair promotes a holiday drawing offering a coat and a dress prize. The ad highlights nylon lingerie and lace details in favorite colors and urges readers to register by December 23.
A page of letters to Santa from children requesting gifts for themselves siblings and others. Gary asks for a watch and an electric racing car set Sherry asks for Chatty Kathy doll Mickey asks for a squeaky car and stuffed animal Dannye Lea Baker requests a Barbie car and a play tent along with Barbie doll clothes and lean house plus candy and fruit for her siblings.
Junior girls and GA’s from Tell South Side Baptist Church gathered at teacher Mrs Edwin Wyatt’s home for a Christmas party. Lileesa Wyatt welcomed guests as carols were sung with piano accompaniment by Mrs J D Cox. The story was read by Mrs Wyatt and prayer led by Mrs Calvin Nevels. Gifts were exchanged and refreshments served.
Mrs. Frank Decker taught from Mandelbaum Gate at the Tuesday morning WMS gathering in Fellowship Hall. Mrs. Carl Hudson led singing Silent Night with Mrs. C J Cheatham accompanying. An executive meeting will replace next week’s regular session on Dec 31.
First Baptist Church hosted A Night of Miracles with choir groups from primary to adult led by Bob Miller Mrs Dan Dowdy and Mrs W H Wood. Soloists included Billie Wood Judy Wilson LaNeal Castleberry Everette Jones and Miller with accompanists D King Henry Baker Jr Judy Wilson.
The WMU held daily sessions Monday through Friday for the Lottie Moon Week of Prayer for foreign missions. GA girls met WMU Wednesday night with Ann and Mary Graham, Nancy Nevels, Julia Browning, Lileesa Wyatt, Darlene Whitten, Brenda Mosley and visitors Rev. Calvin Nevels and Mark. Attending were Mmes. Charlie Whitten, Nevels, C G White, Ernest Rea, John Browning and Miss Aubrey Testerman. The program ends December 22. Junior department staged a Sunday night Training Union program with musical themes and scenes featuring Donnie Skinner, Billy White, Alton Smith, Ted Jones, Smitty Smith, Darlene Whitten, Susie Smith, Mary and Ann Grabham, Lileesa Wyatt.
Happy Birthday to Mrs. Elizabeth Griffin Jimmy Landrum Mrs. Laura Kimbrough Eula Alexander Terry Rex Harris James Lyles and TOMORROW to Jim Murray Bobby Court.
Rebekah Sunday School Class of Calvary Baptist held a social hour in the education building. Mrs. Boyd Potts directed games and gifts were exchanged. Refreshments were served to several ladies including Jane Price Annie Smith Mildred Burnett Callie Kilgo Stephela Smith Elden Martin Virginia Potts and Lillie Stephens.
Tell Club met in the schoolhouse clubroom Monday night for its annual yuletide party. Members sang carols led by Mrs. J A Stinnett, with Mrs. Merrell Conn at the piano and Sherrie Smith in a piano solo. Mrs. Conn welcomed visitors and guest speaker Mrs. Mary Scott gave a short talk. Gifts were exchanged and perfect attendance gifts awarded. Visitors were Rev and Mrs L M Hearn of Jayson.
Estelline’s Supper Club met at Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Johnson’s home for its annual holiday dinner with a Christmas theme. After dinner a gift exchange occurred near the brightly decorated tree with attendees including L. H. Halford R. A. Eddleman J. W. Morrison Ben T. Jackson Shirley Seay and Hildred McMinn.
Almanac item lists notable events on December 18 across U S history. Highlights include New Jersey’s ratification in 1787, the 13th Amendment ending slavery in 1865, the 1936 arrival of the first giant panda in the United States, and Roosevelt’s 1941 Pearl Harbor inquiry committee. Santa Claus Indiana named uniquely for the town’s post office privilege.
UPI. ABCs The Fugitive is the season’s focal point for TV, though its structure limits drama by repeating escape plots each episode. David Janssen gives a solid performance while the format traps suspense. Also notes George Burns at CBS and Gene Kelly shifts at Universal.
By Rick Du Brow a %-minute special on the history of the American musical theatre is in the works. NBC will televise the NFL championship game between the Chicago Bears and New York Giants on December 29. The network also landed the NCAA grid contests for next season.
Wednesday events include United Daughters of the Confederacy gatherings at Central Christian Church and First Methodist parlor socials. Thursday features Junior 2 Training Union at First Baptist and other club activities. Friday lists CYF and MYF events. Saturday notes a church wedding and Children’s Division party with several church locations and organizers.
Five day forecast for Northwestern Texas predicts cooler nights with low 15 and high 32 degrees and only light precipitation. Birth announcement for a son at 4 12 am weighing seven pounds four ounces at Childress General Hospital. Local updates include Mrs Anne Martin Brisco injured in a wreck to be moved to Wichita Falls and Dr Fred Cariker recovering from a broken hip at Childress General Hospital.
Editors rank 1963 highlights with the Kennedy assassination leading the UPI ballot of 32 major events. Other top items include Pope John XXIII, nuclear test ban treaty, Profumo affair, French veto of EEC entry, German mine disaster, Vaillant Dam collapse, Adenauer resignation, Skopje earthquake, and Macmillan resignation.
Recipe for Chocolate Honey Brownies designed for Christmas entertaining yields about 20 squares. Ingredients include flour baking powder salt butter unsweetened chocolate sugar eggs walnuts vanilla and honey. Steps mix dry ingredients melt chocolate with shortening beat eggs add honey and chocolate blend with dry mix fold in nuts and vanilla bake 350 degrees for 30 to 35 minutes.
The B&PW Club held a Christmas luncheon at Gay's cafe with guests from Paducah’s newly organized and Childress-sponsored club. Committee members included Viola Johnson Eva Nelson Lois Stiner and Ester Wright. The group sang carols led by Aubry Hawkins and Fern Maddox on piano. Agnes Kennedy presented a playlet Even Unto Bethlehem. Another guest was Aleen Seweely.
Francis H. Webb USN hosptial corpsman third class, son of Mr. and Mrs. C H Webb of Childress Texas, is among the first crew aboard the newly commissioned guided missile destroyer USS Goldsborough at Puget Sound Naval Shipyard Bremerton Washington. The ship carries latest surface to air missiles and anti submarine and conventional armament and will join the Pacific Fleet operating out of Pearl Harbor.
The low reached 19 degrees at 8 9 10 and 11 a m with the minimum 19 degrees recorded through the morning. The high hit 49 degrees at 1 p m on Tuesday reflecting a wide temperature swing.
The U S Weather Bureau logged Havre Montana recording a low of 26 degrees below zero and Miramar California reaching a high of 81. This brief weather roundup notes extreme cold in Havre and warm temperatures in Miramar for Tuesday.
The bony shelled nine handed armadillo of the southern United States is the only animal that always gives birth to identical quadruplets, according to the American Museum of Natural History.
A brief item notes a scheduled event linked to the term Ron 11 with reference to Thursday December 19 1963. No further details are provided in the readable text.
A dense scan of multiple station lineups lists daily programs from KFOX KGNC KAUZ and KFDA with times for talk shows, dramas, news, sports, religious programs and movies. It catalogs channel lineups including Meet The Press, Bonanza, Ed Sullivan, NFL Football, This Is The Life, Walt Disney World, and regional religious programs.
A local shop showcases a lightweight wool coat praised as chic yet practical. The ad promises a flattering look for spring sunshine and urges customers to see the freshly unpacked assortment today.
Admitted this week: Mrs Mairl Darnell, Angela Miller, Keli Rippy, Mrs J A Gillem, Frank Motes, L V Keel, Monica Vaughn on Tuesday. Discharged: Charles Baker, Tommye Ruth Wells, and Mrs Charles Baker today.
A dense multi-station broadcast grid lists KFDX KGNC KAUZ KV TV KFDA and TV-10 schedules with 4:00 to 11:05 time slots. Programs include news, weather, comedies and drama such as Abbott and Costello, Huntley Brinkley, Beverly Hillbillies, and Steve Allen Show.
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