Dinner for Index and Childress Office Supply staff at Hotel Childress
The Index staff and Childress Office Supply employees enjoyed a dinner Friday night in the Hotel Childress dining room hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Morris Higley. Decorations included glittering candles cedar boughs and a large lighted Christmas tree. Guests were introduced to special visitors and musical selections were performed before carols and group gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Index
Childress
Morris Higley
Glen Stiner
Pauline Laningham
Pat Shoemaker
Ben McDonald
Reid Hughes
A. M White
Sandra
Janice
Bill
Curtis Cotton
Judy
Higley
Tom
Carol
Polly Fulton
Barbara Jean
McDonald
Ernest Adams
Misses Shoemaker
Laningham
Jerry Ticer
Jerry, Jr
Jean
Bob Howard
Anita Reed
Eddie Huddleston
Vicki
Gary
Mark Cotton
Clayton Douglas
Jerry Gays Hold Holiday Party At New Home
The Jerry Gays hosted a holiday party Friday evening at their new home with Mr. and Mrs. John Gay and other relatives in attendance. About 75 friends visited from seven to nine, enjoying flowers, seasonal plants, and a red punch table as gifts and decorations adorned the rooms. Assisted by Mr. and Mrs. Rowden Cordell, Mr. and Mrs Thurman Gloar, and Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Gloar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerry Gay
Gays
John Gay
Yuletide
Rowden Cordell
Thurman Gloar
C. B. Gloar
Mesdames Cordell
King Memorial Party at Methodist Church Social
About 60 members and guests attended the annual King Memorial Methodist Church family social and gift exchange Friday night. Rev E C Armstrong offered prayer as MYF and younger children performed a program. Mrs Howard Andrews and Mrs Hoyt Crain led the program. The MYF presented a Christmas play with readings and carols directed by Mrs Ronald Lyn Atkinson. A church gift presented the Armstrongs and Santa Claus distributed gifts to the children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King Memorial Methodist Church
E. C. Armstrong
MYF
Howard Andrews
Hoyt Crain
Ronald Lynn Atkinson
Armstrongs
Santa Claus
Intermediate GA's Feted At Dinner
Estelline Inter mediate Girls Auxiliary members were entertained by Mr. and Mrs. E. F. Kennedy with a steak dinner and gift exchange after visiting elderly friends. The group heard a Christmas story, sang carols, and exchanged gifts at the Kennedy home decorated with a Santa display. Attending were Pauling Buchanan, Paula Adams, Gerry Kennedy, Laynette Seay, Elaine Seay, Jo Carroll Cooper, Mrs. Ethel Griffith and the Kennedy couple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. F. Kennedy
Estelline Intermediate Girls
Kennedy
Santa Claus
Pauling Buchanan
Paula Adams
Gerry Kennedy
Laynette Seay
Elaine Seay
Jo Carroll Cooper
Ethel Griffith
Home Demonstration Club Hosts Christmas Party
Home Demonstration Club members entertained their husbands with a Christmas party at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Merl Conn. Special music by Mrs. Conn and Rita Conn, and games of 42 and dominoes followed. Refreshments included pie coffee and soft drinks for guests including Ernst Rea Nancy J D Hudson Jim Orr Gus Wood and J D Adkisson plus Cecil Goff and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tell
Merl Conn
Conn
Rita Conn
Messrs
Mmes
Ernst Rea
Nancy
J.D. Hudson
Jim Orr
Gus Wood
J. D. Adkisson
Rita
Tom Goff
Cecil Goff
Christmas Holiday Travels Reach Texas Families
A crowded list of northern and southern Texas households gathers for Christmas. The Rush Records and Lee Hollingsworths in Houston host with their children, while Travis Wallings visit Austin with the Butler family. Other families travel between Dallas, Goodnight, San Angelo, Sunray, Gardner, and Wichita Falls, sharing meals, gifts, and early greetings as the season unfolds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rush Records
Lee Hollingsworthe
Houston
R. Record Jr
Travis Wallings
Austin
Martin Butlers
Jim
Jernigan
Overton
Woodrow Carter
Jim Allen
Dallas
Ralph Beterchmaity
Caruthers
Calif
Robert Brown
Jerry
Priscilla
Tipton
F. A. Moore
J. Walker Green
Wichita Falls
H. W. Craven
Anna Finley
Goodnight
Bugbee Ranch
Anne
Ted
University of the South
Harrell
Nell
Phil Collard
San Angelo
J A. Loudermilks
Watts Leach
Lloyd Garvins
Austin Copeland
Sunray
Pat Powell
Sally Etter
Carl
H. B
Harry
Alice) Cookston
Henry Hawkins
Bebe Amacker
Shell
Enid
Mary Ann
Johnny Townsend
Gardner
Col
Marty Ann
Ernst Davises
Helen Johnson
Bill
Galveston
Cecil Gibbs
Davises
Lorna Dee Spradley
Sherman
Lorna
Kansas City
Quincy Smartt
Fort Worth
Carol Smartt
Juniors Feted At Christmas Social In Church Parlor
About 70 attendees celebrated a Junior Department Christmas social at the First Baptist Church parlor. The event featured readings, music by the Junior Choir under Al Brian, a Luke 2 Christmas story, and a gift exchange with offerings for the Lothe Moon Christmas fund. Hosted by Superintendent L M Curtis and assistants, with multiple teachers and volunteers assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
Jesus
Clifton Tennison
Chloe Larmon
Mike Reeves
al Brian
Don Potts
Evelyn Holland
Selinda Hamilton
Nell Webb
Janice Harwell
Hans
Lothe Moon
L. M. Curtis
Curtis
Pearl Ward
Leo Inman
Dee Etheredge
Jack Bohannon
J. M. Davis
Bower K Nance
Francis Sport
Bill Sport
Estelline 1932 Club Christmas Party Highlights
The Estelline 1932 Club held its annual Christmas party with 16 members present. Mrs J A Ballard shared a Christmas story while Mrs R W Wood read a Lake Recordings tale. Mrs Hleb and Clifton Mon hosted, Raleigh Adams opened with a birth quotation, carols filled the night, gifts traded, and refreshments featured a crystal table setting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Culture Club of
Estelline
Hleb
Clifton Mon
Raleigh Adams
J. A. Ballard
R. W. Wood
Lake
Christmas Social Hosted by First Baptist Junior Girls
The Sunshine Class of Junior Girls held a Christmas social at Miss Paulette Chewn ing s home last week. Decorations reflected a holiday motif and the group enjoyed games and Christmas carols. Refreshments of hot chocolate and cookies were served, and gifts were exchanged with class teacher Martha Siler and members Rea Nell Wynn Patsy Poling Carolyn Mooney Jimmie Danner Frankie Barksdale Larry Harris and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunshine
First Baptist Church
Paulette Chewning
Martha Siler
Rea Nell Wynn
Patsy Poling
Carolyn Mooney
Jimmie Danner
Frankie Barksdale
Larry Harris
Rotary Anns Dine At Annual Christmas Party In Childress
Rotarians hosted their wives at the Woman's Department Club building for the annual Christmas dinner. The Yuletide display featured mammoth pink chrysanthemums, silver Christmas tree balls, and miniature Santa place markers. Prizes, music by Mrs Bus James and Newell Odell, and performances by the J J Rhoads choir and Childress High School Stage Band accompanied the evening as about 130 attendees enjoyed games and a brief dance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Childress Rotarians
Rotary Anns
Woman's Department Club
Rotary Party
Leo
Fhrle
Bus James
J. 0
Haymes
Newell Odell
Theresa King
Odell
J. J. Rhoads
Jo Hazel Williams
Childress High School
Country Club Hosts Holiday Party For Young Members
Fifth through eighth grade children of Country Club families enjoyed a festive holiday gathering at the club. Hosts Mrs Floyd Mitchell, Mrs Steve Davidson, Mrs W E Cy and Mrs J P McConnell arranged Santa corsages and refreshments while Johan Townsend played accordion and led carols. Favors were distributed and the evening ended with dancing to recorded music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chilren
Floyd Mitchell
Steve Davidson
W. E. Cy
J.P McConnell
Favors
Johan Townsend
Covered Dish Supper Feted By Crenshaws
Mr and Mrs Raymond Crenshaw hosted the annual Yuletide covered dish supper for Jerry Brothers Store employees at their home Thursday night. Attendees included Mr and Mrs M Fastell, Mr and Mrs Donald Overby, Ray, Georgia Sims, Mitti Low Sims, Freida Mullins, Peggy Ricks, Mrs G F James, and the Crenshaws children Judy and David Crenshaw.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Crenhaw
Erry Brothers Store
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Ave. C. N. E
Jerry Gays
King
Tell HD
Edna McNabb
Kut ‘N Kurl Beauty Shop
Vernon Isbell
St. N. W
J. J. Kennedy
Stevie Collins
Ena
Ck Creslettads
Mr. and
Mrs. Porter Stettey
Childress Index
Country Club
Crenshaws
Jon-Zel
Beauty Shop
Doris Graham Linnis Adame
Mary Morrison
Havel Ryan
Nale
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