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Childress Index

Location

Childress, Texas, United States of America

Date

Dec 23, 1962

Page

7

Beauty Gifts For Christmas From Alicia Hart

Beauty and fragrance gifts ease holiday shopping for women with bath accessories compacts lipsticks perfumes and sprays. Choose from scented soaps bath oils powders and colognes suited to outdoor or sultry styles. One store visit can fill gifts for all ages saving time and effort.

Alicia Hart

Too Many Marry Too Soon by Ruth Millett

The column argues teen marriages fail due to early wedlock and parental influence. It asserts parents are largely to blame for rushed marriages, urging acknowledgment of responsibility and consequences when teens wed too young and face heavy duties.

Ruth Millett Newspaper Enterprise Assn

Two Friends Observe 30th Annual Fet

A long time custom was kept as Fred Nelson and S N Collins held their 30th joint birthday anniversary party Thursday evening at the Collins home. About 20 guests enjoyed refreshments of cake coffee and hot chocolate and Gene McCain and his band provided entertainment. Attending were the host and hostess and son Babe Willie Foster Billy Bob Johnson Viola Hatley Dave Jewel and Gene McCain Jimmy Reese Mr and Mrs Charlie Jones Sedelle McKinney Fred Nelson and Joe Carothers.

Fred Nelson S. N. Collins Collins Gene McCain Babe Willie Foster Billy Bob Johnson Viola Hatley Dave Jewel Jimmy Reese Charlie Jones Sedelle McKinney Joe Carothers

Holiday Camp Fire Girls Dine With Guests and Gifts

Dr and Mrs Robert Butler hosted O Ki Zu Camp Fire Girls for a holiday dinner with festive decor. Officers were elected and girls sang carols after gifts including Junior High pins. Guests listed include Sally Coyle Cecelia Ryledge Gina Butler Marilyn Houchin and others. A second party for I Yus Kin Camp Fire Girls featured corges guardians and sponsors, Rudolf reindeer, a mistletoe ball, and a gift exchange with personalized items and two cookies and sundae treats.

Robert Butler Sally Coyle Cecelia Ryledge Gina Butler Marilyn Houchin Phillis Preston I Yus Kin Joe Mills Russell Jones Susan Bird Nancy Campbell Vicki Dill Pat Fenter Lynna Hawkins Roxanne Jones Carol Mills Pam Mitchell Cindy Shelton Richard Bird Gene Dill Wallace Campbell

Mrs Crawford Hosts Party For Local Bowling Team

Mrs Bertha Crawford, team captain, hosted a holiday social at Greenbell Lanes for a local women’s bowling team. Christmas cake and coffee were served, gifts exchanged, motion pictures were taken, and bowling followed. Also present were Mr and Mrs Kelsey James, A H Wrinkle, Denzil McAlister, Finis Wrinkle, and Farrel McCallum.

Bertha Crawford Greenbell Lanes Messrs

The Cowboys Christmas Ball First Printed In 1890s

Editor notes the poem The Cowboys Christmas Ball by Larry Chittenden. printed in the 1890s from The Cattle Industry of Texas and Adjacent Territory. the ball is set in Anson City Texas with Windy Billy leading a frontier revelry at The Morning Star Hotel featuring fiddle and tambouring. vivid frontier figures and locales recur throughout.

Cowboys Larry Chittenden Rancman Texas Carrie Hardin Clear Fork Anson City Old Jones McCarm Frank Smith John Milsap Lamar Paris Anson Morning Star Abilene Swenson Billy Spur Treadwell Cross P Charley Doc. Hollis Varn Andrews Big T Diamond Neon Swallow Fork Big Boston Pitchfork Windy Bill McAllister Windy Bill

Television’s Worst of 1960s New Series

NBC cancelled Don't Call Me Charlie after a list of eleven new shows deemed worst by a panel including Loretta Young and Dick Powell. Other flops listed include Roy Rogers Variety Hour Saints and Sinners The Rover Boys Bonanza Empire and Mr Smith Goes to Washington among critiques of war sentiment and thin scripts.

Hollywood UPI Charlie NBC Paris Roy Rogers Esther Williams Loretta Young Angelic Precious Mae West Mr. Smith Washington W.c. Fields Sam Benedict Edmond O’brien Bo Belinsky Swim Dick Powell Gregory Peck Bob Mitchum Frank Sinatra Glenn Ford Nbc-Tv Monte Carlo Randy Boone Ted Bissell New York

Letters to Santa from Harp children request toys

A fragmented set of Santa letters from Lee Ann Harp, John Michie Harp, and John Harp, ages 7 and 54, asking for a record player, drum, cotton candy machine, flashlight, all metal patrol car and jeep, and toys for siblings and four cousins visiting from New Mexico for Christmas.

Santa New Mexico John Michie

In God We Trust Motto Enacted In 1956

United Press International notes that although the phrase was inscribed on coins since the Civil War era, the U.S. national motto official designation did not come from Congress until 1956, per the World Almanac.

United Press International U.S Congress

Kindergarten Gala Holiday Program Delights Parents

A kindergarten hosted a modern program for youngsters and special guests featuring music, choral readings, and rhythm selections. About 100 parents and friends attended as mothers of students served refreshments and gifts were distributed.

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Manners Millet Kimberly O-Ki-Zu Tommy Eugene Sims W. S. Bruce Rudiene Scott Roger Court Dave Cheatheam Jackie Lynn Faulkner S. E. Temple Mrs. Crawford Television Aol Saints and Sinners Rover Boys Stoney Burke Eleventh Hour Ben Casey Freud Beverly Hillis Rover Girls I Love You, Lee Ann Harp Janet Henry
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