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Childress Index

Location

Childress, Texas, United States of America

Date

Dec 22, 1963

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Snowbound Panhandle as Ice Cuts North Texas Lines

Steady snow blanketed the Texas Panhandle with up to five inches possible by morning as Lubbock and Amarillo reported snowfall. The Weather Bureau warned of continued snow north of Texarkana to Fort Stockton with freezing drizzle southward. Ice and snow disrupted lines, isolating towns and causing hours of call delays amid record cold readings from Amarillo to Laredo.

Texas Panhandle Amarillo Igh Weather Bureau Texarkana Fort Stockton Jasper Eagle Pass Childress Dalhart Lubbock Beaumont Gulf Coast Houston Brownsville Laredo U. S Rio Grande Valley Louisiana Arkansas W. L. Frazier General Telephone Co Ralls Petersburg

Iced Streets Trigger Multiple Wrecks in Childress

A day of icy streets in Childress caused a series of accidents. Four-vehicle crash at Avenue C and Third No. injured no one. another collision at Avenue Few and Ninth Street involved William Skoog and Ronnie Clements with heavy damage to Skoog’s car. A third crash on Avenue Dew and Fifth involved Bailey Jones and Adrian McClendon, who received a ticket for no license. More details promised in Monday’s Index.

Childress Avenue C Third No Jerry Lee Carpenter Anderson Mitchell Earl Allen Ronnie Lee Clements Avenue Few Ninth Street William Allen Skoog Pampa Avenue F Skoog Bill Monroe Whitten Northfield Bailey Jones Avenue Dew Adrain O'Neil McClendon

Moisture Slight From Cold Weather Report

The FAA station at the air field recorded .08 inch moisture from mist drizzle rain and snow Saturday into the night. Winds were 17 mph from the north and light snow fell at 10 p m. Temperature stood at 19 degrees above zero.

FAA

City County Library To Be Open Monday

The County-City Library will be open Monday but closed the rest of the week. Librarian Mrs. Frank Dorsey and the Library Board wish patrons a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year.

Frank Dorsey

Mrs Dalby Fleming Breaks Right Arm in Fall

Mrs Dalby Fleming fell Saturday morning and broke her right arm in the incident.

Dalby Fleming

Funeral for Former Citizen Set for Houston

Funeral services for Mrs. Mary Egerton Wilder of Childress are set for Monday afternoon in Houston. She died Saturday morning in Houston and was the daughter of the late Mr and Mrs T. M. Egerton pioneer residents of Childress. Survivors include three nieces Mrs Gene Smith Mrs H C Preslar and Mrs Tom Preston, all of Childress.

Mary Egerton Wilder Childress Houston Wilder T. M. Egerton

Banquet for City Employees Attracts 160 Attendees

About 160 city employees and their families attended Yale dinner at Fair Park Auditorium Friday night. Program included music by the High School Stage Band directed by Norman Hemphill. C. J. Lyons spoke briefly, John Forbis served as master of ceremonies, and Mrs. Sherrill Creamer oversaw arrangements. Tables decorated by Mrs. John Ballew. Door prizes donated by Charles Mack, United Super Market, and the City of Childress.

Yale Fair Park Auditorium Norman Hemphill C. J. Lyons John Forbis Sherrill Creamer John Ballew Charles Mack United Super Market City of

Parking Meters Function Despite Cold Weather Complaints

Citizens protested over parking tickets issued during a harsh snap. Shoppers argued drivers deserve a medal for attempting to spend money amid ice and treacherous streets. Business operators sided with critics, saying harsher conditions deter purchases.

Eddie Doy le Moore Receives Stop Sign Ticket

Friday's Index reports Eddie Doy le Moore was issued a ticket for running a stop sign. The arrest note on the ticket lists skidding through the stop sign as the alleged violation.

Eddie Doyle Moore Moore

A. J. Earp Suffered Heart Attack Appears Stable

A. J. Earp, who suffered a heart attack on Saturday, was reported in good condition by a relative at the hospital Saturday night.

A. J. Earp

Mrs Leslie Shad Suffers Back Injury After Ice Slip

Mrs Leslie Shad slipped on ice near the Chateau Inn Saturday and injured her back. She received treatment and was released from Childress General Hospital.

Leslie Shad Chateau Inn Pe Childress General Hospital

Highway Patrol Investigates Four Wrecks

The Highway Patrol investigated four motor vehicle collisions Saturday due to ice on the highway. No serious injuries were reported though driving conditions worsened with sleet and snow. The 11 a.m. crash near Childress involved Roy Perkins and J S Jenkins with minor damage. Delores N Von Wahlde and Tom F Glover collided at 5:15 p.m. east of Childress. Wahlde treated and released, Glover kept for observation.

The Highway Patrol Childress Roy Perkins J. S. Jenkins Cheyenne Wyo U. S. 287 Delores N. von Wahlde Colorado Springs Colo Tom F. Glover Amarillo

Fred Cariker Re-Elected To Head Doctors

Dr. Fred Cariker was reelected president of the Five County Medical Society at the annual dinner and meeting in town. Dr. J. J. Westenburg was reelected secretary and Dr. Jack Fox of Childress County was chosen vice president. The dinner and business session followed by a coffee hour were held at the Dr. J. Fox home.

Fred Cariker Five County Medical Society J. J. Westenburg Jack Fox Childress County Dr. J. Fox

Lyons Named Lone Candidate for Mayor in City Election

C J Lyons appears to be the sole candidate for mayor in the upcoming special election scheduled for January 21. No other filings were made by the January 21 deadline, according to City Manager Louis Sally. Lyons has served as Councilman for Place No 3 for about 14 years, the longest tenure in Childress history.

C. J. Lyons Louis Sally Lyons Childress

Changes Made At FW and D Depot

Clyde Martin named cashier for the Fort Worth and Denver depot replacing Frank Barksdale who resigned. Martin has 21 years with the railroad and Barksdale after 30 years leaves to pursue his insurance and tax business.

Clyde Martin Fort Worth Denver Frank Barksdale Martin Railroad Barksdale

TV Log in Index To Be Changed Today

With today's paper the Index is changing the TV log. On Sunday the programs for Sunday and Monday will be carried. Monday's Index will carry Tuesday's program. Previously the programs were split at 4 p.m. each day.

One Million Printing For Kennedy Assassination Book

The United Press International American Heritage hardcover on the Kennedy assassination sees a first print run of one million copies with a second printing planned. The Index will take reader orders. Simon and Schuster publish a book and store edition February 7 at 2.95.

United Press International The American Heritage Childress UPIAH Kennedy New York UPI American Heritage Magazine Index

Pickrel Infant Dies Funeral Set for Monday

Clinton D. Pickrel 10 month old son of Mr and Mrs Tommy Pickrel died at 1030 am Saturday at Childress General Hospital. Funeral services will be 2 pm Monday at Kirkland Baptist Church with Rev Johnny Tims officiating. Burial in Kirkland Cemetery. He was born February 8 1963. Survivors include his parents a sister Regina Faye grandparents Mr and Mrs George Pickrel of Kirkland Mr and Mrs Robert Conaway of Kirkland and Mrs R Pullen of Childress and great grandmother Mrs T A Pickrel of Kirkland and great great grandmothers Mrs J J Perkins of Elkshart Tex and Mrs R L Conaway of Palestine Tex.

Clinton D. Pickrel Tommy Pickrel Childress General Hospital Kirkland Baptist Church Johnny Tims Kirkland Cemetery Newberry’s Regina Faye George Ickrel Kirkland Robert Conaway Kirk R. Pullen Childress T. A. Pickrel J. J. Perkins Elkshart Tex R. L. Conaway Palestine

Charter Thanks Students for Tie Donations and Club Gifts

Cross secretary Mrs. Margaret Hipps thanks school students for tie donations to the Charter. She also expresses gratitude to the Home Economics Club and Cub Scout Pack 61 for a Christmas tree and socks of candy.

Margaret Hipps Home Economics Club Cub Scout Pack 61

Top Texas 1963 stories include Kennedy assassination aftermath

United presses report lists 1963 Texas coverage led by the Kennedy assassination and Johnson swearing in. Other top items include redistricting orders, poll tax defeat, Texas football title, Estes trial, and hurricanes. Also notes Connally inauguration, drought, vetoes, and notable local events.

Dallas Texas United Press International Service Kennedy Lyndon B. Johnson Lee Harvey Oswald Oswald Billie Sol Estes Railroad Commission Bill Murray John Connally Beaumont Port Arthur Connally General Appropriations Crystal City

Slow Bond Sales in Childress County in 1963 Drive

With less than a month remaining in 1963, Childress County reports only 66 percent of its Series E and H bond quota sold as of December 1. Castro County leads with 145.7 percent, Briscoe 112, Swisher 94.7, and others including Motley 92.9 Floyd 88.5 Hall 75.1 Hale 71.3 Cottle 71 Lamb 67.4 Bailey 57.1 and Parmer further behind.

Childress County Gene Frisbie Castro County Briscoe Swisher

E A Jones Named Commander Of Childress Commandery No 77

E A Jones elected Commander of Childress Commandery No 77 with Joe Crain as generalissimo A J Bruce Captain General and W W Kinney as treasurer Other officers include Littleton Havins Senior Warden C Q O Trolinder Junior Warden A A Bass Prelate H A Rogers Standard Bearer R L Goundie Sword Bearer Charles Baker Warder and P C Stroud Sentinel Bass as Commander and Ben Hardison as Marshall installed the officers.

E. A. Jones Childress Commandery No Joe Crain Generalissimo A. J. Bruce W. W. Kinney Asurer Jim Martindale Recorder Littleton Havins C. QO. Trolinder A. A. Bass H. A. Rogers R. L. Goundie Charles Baker P. C. Stroud Sentinel Bass Ben Hardison Marshall

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