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Newspaper
Childress Index
Location
Childress, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 19, 1972
Page
3
This Week TODAY 7:30 p.m. Rebekah Lodge in Hall. THURSDAY 12 p.m. Jaycees in Chaparral Restaurant. 1:30 p.m. Senior Citizens in CAP building.
The column lists birthdays for Mrs. J. P. McConnell W. M. Durfey Jr. Paul Rogers A G Woods Hugh D. Hassell Tom Lynn Marshall Morris Higley and announces anniversaries for Mr. and Mrs. Buster Garner and Mr. and Mrs. W F Hill. Also noted are greetings for Alfred E. Stephens Bennie Hawkins and Bennie Hawkins and spouse.
December calendar lists events at Chaparral Restaurant Assembly Room and Fair Park including Rotary dinner at Fair Park Auditorium and CHS 1967 graduates party. Activities feature church fellowships senior coffee at 406 Ave SE and a Vernon band performance at Cats Cave for students.
Mrs Weldon Teague hosted the meeting in her home with Mrs W E Andrews presiding. Members donated fruit for rest home patients and an offering. World Banks were collected. Mrs Teague spoke on Christmas song backgrounds. devotional given by Mrs Allen Murray.
Gwendolyne Clyatt of Texas A&M predicts boneless Boston butt roasts loin chops and bone in hams and semi boneless hams at good prices. Turkeys fryer chickens eggs fruits and vegetables show steady or improving value with several stores featuring porterhouse sirloin and rib beef and cheaper chuck cuts and ground beef.
Miss Debbie Seal bride elect of Garland Kincanon of Anchorage was honored at a Friday night bridal shower hosted by Mr. and Mrs. O. E. Seal. Guests enjoyed green cookware and canister gifts, white lace decor, a silver bridal doll centerpiece, and cake with pink and green rosebuds.
Miss Kay Hickman and Miss Kay Holtman hosted the Alpha Iota Iota Chapter Beta Sigma Phi holiday dinner at Miss Hickman’s home. Red linen tables, candle centerpieces, and a votive arrangement framed the event. Members exchanged gifts with secret sisters and spouses. attendees included Tommy Fisher Ricky Mills Terry Keener Joey Ranne Judy Rogers Myra Wakefield Mrs Judy Caradine Doug Greer Phillip Self.
An original topping idea uses tiny pine cones and plastic sprigs tied to a large red bow. Pine accents also elevate place cards for holiday gatherings with a festive, homemade look.
United Daughters of the Confederacy held a holiday party Saturday afternoon at Mrs. C. V. Johnson house with Miss Tops Gilreath Chapter President leading prayer. Miss Maynette Stiner led the pledge to the flag and Mrs. Jessie Thomas to the Confederate Flag.
Senior citizens completed stuffing bears for kindergarten children at a Monday evening meeting led by Mrs. Mittie Cargill. Reports were given and the next gathering is set for 2 p.m. January 4 with attendees including Mesdames Perlene Phillips Bethel Adkisson Letha Fite Margaret Johnson Grace Atkisson Judy McGouirk Rosa King and Cargill.
Santa advises homeowners to convert wasted attic space into a private study and entertainment room for their daughter. The article notes attics often have solid main supports, allowing easy addition of a ceiling walls and floor for a usable new room.
A New York restaurant famed for blending beef and wine shares a STEAK BLUE RIBBON recipe. The feature notes American love of beefsteak, from filet mignon to rump, with wine cookery tips and a long standing steak house tradition.
News Of The Brownies troop called at school then to Clint Crawford home for a holiday party and gift exchange. Leaders gave each girl a puzzle and membership card. carols were sung for mothers and guests as punch cake and candy wreaths were served.
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