Gift Sweaters and Blouses For Christmas Giving
Glamorous gift sweaters and beautiful blouses featured as festive options. Open evenings for shoppers to view and purchase.
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Newspaper
Childress Index
Location
Childress, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 21, 1960
Page
3
Glamorous gift sweaters and beautiful blouses featured as festive options. Open evenings for shoppers to view and purchase.
Milburn Moore presented piano pupils in a December 15 recital at First Baptist Church Fellowship Mall. Guest appearances included Milburn Moore singing Sweet Little Jesus Boy and Gwen Brown playing With Frills and Bows. Performances featured Pat Fenter The Butterfly From a Wigwam and Kopy Kat Pam Mitchell The Chimes Good King Wenceslas Vicki Stevens Old Black Joe and A Ride in Our Car Perry Stevens March of the Gnomes Joy Burkett Popcorn Man and Gray Moonlight Carolyn Seay Dream of Vienna Duet The Children’s Bull Carolyn Mooney Havana Jan Harwell Ballade Two Jugglers and Valse in A Flat Sandra Wrinkle Chopsticks with Variation.
A 7:30 p.m. Christmas program will be held at House of Prayer hosted by the Sunday School Department with the public invited. Lookout Class at Central Christian held a social and gift exchange in Fellowship Square with Mrs. H W Fite leading a devotional and Ethel Biggerstaff reading the Christmas story.
Wednesday 7 3 p.m. Central Christian hosts Christmas event. Thursday Wesleyan Service Guild meets at Mrs. Dick Delaney home. Country Club hosts 6th 7th 8th graders party 7 30 p.m. Friday Country Club junior party for preschool children to WW years at 3 p.m.
The Woman's Missionary Society of the First Baptist Church met Tuesday in the Fellowship Hall to study the first chapter of Sharing My Savior led by Rev. Joe S. Allen. Mrs. Anna Silvey opened with prayer. Mrs. Carl Hudson led the opening hymn with Don Maddin on piano.
The Home Demonstration Club held its annual family Yale time social at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Merrell Conn. Nativity scene decor contrasted the Christmas tree. A musical program featured carols and vocal selections by Mr. and Mrs. Earl Brown and Mrs. Lenda Skinner. Games of 42 preceded a gift exchange led by Phyllis Keel and Lucretia Henderson. Secret pals were revealed and new pals drawn. Dessert followed for those mentioned and numerous guests, including Jim Phillips Roy Wygal J.T. Atkisson W. G. Moran Rev J.A. McDonald Bear Smith Charley Whitten Hall Burton Virgil Gambel Mrs. W.L. Roddy Miss Aubrey Testerman Reta Moran Arazine Darlene Whitten Jeff Skinner.
New York copper traders report midday cotton prices with May futures at 32.75 cents per pound, down 4. March price at 32.27 in market notes. Futures show May at 33.90, unchanged, with March unquoted.
UPI reviews NBCs Television II consider Sit-In on Nashville desegregation and U2 Affair as strongest plates. It notes inventive editing weaving interviews with newsreel and scenes of nonviolent action plus later commentary by students and foes. Channel Swim shifts cast and The Asphalt Jungle débuts predicted.
Sunshine Bluebirds held a holiday party at Mrs Joe Sprayberry home with games carols and gift exchanges. Attending were Vicki Catherall Sonja Ellis Ollie Lovelady Ragena Phillips Betty Mary Sprayberry Kathy Young Judy Porter and guests Joey Pattie Jenny Lynn Sprayberry Randy Patricia Phillips Curtis Linda Young Mrs C W Young Mrs Joe Ellis and Mrs J H Phillips.
The home of Mr and Mrs W R Craig gleamed in red and white as they hosted open house Sunday afternoon with two to five o clock calling hours. Over 109 friends attended to share hospitality greeted by Mrs Homer McMinn at the register. The refreshment table bore a red and white embroidered cloth and the crystal punch service dominated the center. Assistants were Mrs Cecil Park Mrs Kenneth Fanning and Mrs Bill King.
The Eastern Star's annual Christmas season dinner was held Monday with 34 members and guests attending. Mrs. Tom Hardin welcomed attendees as Mrs. Virgil Brewer delivered the invocation. A carol program featured Miss Gwen Naron and others, with a Christmas story narration by Mrs. Wade Kimbrough accompanied by Mrs. Bob Watkins.
Admission notes list Mrs Minnie Cochran Tuesday W T Gilliam Tuesday J W Scott Tuesday. Discharges include Mrs L D Portwood Tuesday Mrs Willy Mae Sims and baby, Harry Leach today Mrs George Pickrel today Dc M Lewis today Mrs Elbert Ca today Mrs Carl Seal today.
The Dow Jones industrial average stood at 614.75, down 0.07, with 30 stocks listed. The broader market showed declines across several issues, while overall index 65 stocks fell to 203.95, down 0.09. Third hour sales totaled 640,000 up to 1 p.m. and 2,180,000 overall.
Pat Biggan was elected public weigher in Bexar County Precinct 8 by a two to one margin over George Prucha. Biggan received two write in votes and Prucha one.
The forecast calls for normal highs 45 to 56 and lows 17 to 26 in Panhandle regions, with a warming trend by the weekend and little precipitation. Thursday remains very cold with a high around 35 and a low near 14. Nearby notices mention funeral services in Albuquerque for Mrs. John Harris and holiday visits among local families and guests from Dallas, Amarillo, and Tucumcari.
An unusual item titled A Al caliber rad by Billy the Kid is displayed as the first ble action gun in the Burton Saunders Gun Museum in Berryville Arkansas. The exhibit highlights early firearms and regional history.
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