Holman Anniversary Celebrations Planned at Rivercamp Home
Mr and Mrs L B Holman mark fifty years of marriage during the holidays at their Rivercamp Community home where they have lived since marriage. Born in Delta County Texas he worked for the Texas Highway Department helping build US 287 before moving to Childress. Family guests include children and grandchildren from Liberal Kansas Irving Childress and Arlington with numerous relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. B. Holman
Rivercamp
Mr. Holman
Delta County
Texas
Texas Highway Department
U.S. Highway 287
Claude
Don Holman
Paul
Danny
Bill Head
Jeff
Dee Ann
Terry
Sue Watson
Mike Watson
Michelle
Kathy
Debra
Liberal
Kansas
Ted Lane
Phillip
Larry
Ricky
Brett
Gina
Irving
Christine Jenkins
Angela
Dana
David Kaye
Brandylen Page
Childress
Tim Spurgers
Myles Steffan
Barfield
And
Arlington
Childress Index Highlights December 19 1976
A brief page note from the Childress Index in Childress Texas dated December 19 1976. Event details and local happenings are summarized in compact form for readers in the surrounding area.
Pot Pourri Notes From A Dallas Holiday Season
A Mrs. writer shares Christmas plans of friends and relatives in Denton Fort Worth and Dallas including Erwin Carters Sam Carmack and families. News covers travels to Bowie Cincinnati Hemet and North Park decorations. Also mentions Evelyn Teague surgery and Francis Webb's role near the White House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erwin Carters
Denton
Fort Worth
Sam
Maxie Carmack
Bowie
Shelley Houser
Shelley
Van
Earla
Holy Land
Carmack
Jean Ehrle
Dallas
Hazel Savage
Bill Malones
Newell Grahams
Peggy Smith
Dewey
Cincinnati
Ralph
Ruth Sides
Kirkland
Ginger Slingerland and Rick Morgan wed at parental home
Ginger Kay Slingerland and Rick Lamoine Morgan married in a civil ceremony December 4 at the bride’s parents home. Attendants included Mrs. David Smotherman and Rush Morgan. They plan to live in Dallas where the bride will attend a Dallas high school and the groom manages a Dallas service station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald Trent
Avenue B
Ginger Kay Slingerland
Rick Lamoine Morgan
Preston Morgan
Avenue J
Justice of the Peace
Trent
David Smotherman
Rush Morgan
Dallas
Dazzling cardboard jewels spark a cheapskate empire
New York designers at Caveat Emptor unveil replica jewels priced at two dollars fifty each. The faux gems, marketed by Neibaur Marsten, are cardboard with silver elastic, sold through major shops, and framed as playful, functional costume pieces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Ronald Goldman
Bulgari
Tiffany
de Penney's
Sears & Roebuck
Cohen
New York-California
Richard Neibaur
Barbara Marsten
Mr. Cohen
John Johnson
Stained glass look ornaments from construction paper and cellophane
Create faux stained glass ornaments using black construction paper, colored cellophane and glue. Cut nested triangles, cover centers, add decorations from old cards and foil, then assemble three window panels into pyramids and join for a hanging decoration.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mrs. L. B. Holman
Childress, Texas
Texas Stadium
Bobcats
Alexander
California
Mrs
Ted
Mildred Henderson
John Forbis
Jeanne
North Park
Earl Cook
Levell
Vance Drake
Hemet
Bill Drakes
Evelyn Teague
Marvin Teague
Presbyterian Hospital
Walnut Hill Lane
Evelyn -Oo
Martha Wallin
Francis Webb
Francis
Bell Telephone
Albany
Georgia
Webb
Carter
White House
Plains
Luther Miller
Miller
Robbie
Chris
Dad Bill
Amarillo
E. J
Chet
Channel 7
Tom
Bill
Babe
Rick Morgan
Ginger Ay Slingland
By Elle Grossman
Neibaur
Neibaur-Marsten
Barbara
Ms. Marston
Johnson
Marston
Prise, Assn