The Childress Index Publication Note
The Childress Index is a daily afternoon newspaper in Childress Texas with Sunday editions in the morning. It is printed by Ox Bow Printing and registered as second class matter at the Childress Post Office. Corrections are issued if an erroneous reflection on any person or firm is brought to the publisher’s attention.
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Childress Index
Childress
Texas
Childress Index, Inc
Ox Bow Printing, Inc
Two Thousand Years Of Christmas Message From Space
The piece reflects on the Apollo 9 Christmas greeting and the ongoing space milestones while contrasting them with the enduring, inward Christmas Star of peace and hope. It calls readers to pause amid holiday bustle to sense the angels singing and the promise of peace on earth, goodwill to men.
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Earth
Moon
Space
Enterprise Assn
Santa Rosa Roundup urged to continue by Vernon citizens
Morris Higley notes the Santa Rosa Roundup began 24 years ago by E Paul Waggoner and later run by John Biggs who has stepped down. Vernon needs local support to keep the event alive while Childress preserves the Greenbelt Bowl. The piece urges volunteers and thanks readers as Christmas nears.
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Morris Higley
Santa Rosa
E. Paul Waggoner
John Biggs
Vernon
Childress
Virgin birth debate and Wise Men questions in Christmas note
A Christmas message questions the virgin birth, the nature of Jesus’ conception, and the number of wise men, arguing miracles are central to Christian belief. It cites Luke and Matthew references and ends with holiday wishes from Woodrow Phillips of Estelline.
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Jesus
Christ
Postal Inspectors Enforce Postal Laws Across Offices
The Post Office Department uses its investigators to inspect and supervise all post offices and prosecute postal violations, with mail fraud cases pursued by the Justice Department.
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Post Office Department
Justice Department
Westminster Assembly’s Influence on Presbyterian Churches
The Westminster Assembly of the 1640s shaped English speaking Calvinist doctrine, leading many Presbyterian churches to adopt the Westminster name and standards. The Assembly met in the Abbey and produced key confessional documents used by churches for centuries.
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The
Abbey
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