Christmas Gift Deals in Car Coats
Consumers urged to spend holiday budgets on car coats now offered at reduced prices. The notice highlights a selection available for immediate purchase with Christmas timing emphasized.
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Newspaper
Childress Index
Location
Childress, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 26, 1961
Page
3
Consumers urged to spend holiday budgets on car coats now offered at reduced prices. The notice highlights a selection available for immediate purchase with Christmas timing emphasized.
UPI reports on a Christmas night viewing of The Price Is Right with high prizes including a boat and a Paris trip. Other TV notes include Danny Thomas and Roscoe Kearns trying new roles, Loren Sophia Paris shoot, Beaver revival, The Big Laugh star lineups, and Godfrey space coverage for CBS.
The lowest altitude in Europe is the Caspian Sea in Russia, sitting 92 feet beneath sea level. This trivia note from United Press International highlights Europe’s deepest point in a concise fact.
A simple birthday note wishes Mrs. Carl Denny a happy birthday tomorrow with warm regard from friends and family. The message expresses best wishes for health happiness and joy in the coming year.
Mrs. Julia Roxie Miller 83 of Bullard Texas died Saturday at 1 45 p m in Bullard Funeral services were held Sunday at 2 p m by Rev Ray Harvey Bullard Baptist Church Interment Bullard Gragard Spraggins Jacksonville Survivors include son W L Miller Tyler three daughters Novella Young Abi line Wawasa Wade Bullard and Rhyne Simpson Lubbock nine grandchildren and 12 great grandchildren
Jerry Dean Dunsford eight months died Tuesday in Seattle Washington. Born April 27 19 ly in Memphis the infant lived with his mother Sandra Dunsford of Amarillo and father Johnny Dunsford of Jay Florida. Funeral services were held at the Etelline Church of Christ with interment at Hulver Cemetery. Survivors include grandparents Isaac Dunsford and Opal Teens and great grandparents J A Burk of Parnell.
The first white man to land in what is now New England was Capt. Bartholomew Gosnold who reached near New Bedford, Massachusetts, on May 15, 1602. The Pilgrims arrived at Plymouth on November 21, 1620.
West Texas business leaders forecast 1962 as a peak year for construction and growth. Amarillo plans the Canadian River dam and helium plants. Lubbock will see a new dormitory library and bank. Midland adds a 12 story office building and motor hotel. Odessa targets oil production gains and school expansions. regional outlook includes sewer upgrades, highways, and shopping centers.
Weather blamed for high toll in 1961 holiday traffic as 519 people died in collisions since Friday evening. California led with 54 deaths, Texas 50, New York 40, while Alaska Arizona Delaware Hawaii Rhode Island reported no fatalities. Michigan Illinois Ohio Pennsylvania North Carolina Florida and others also saw multiple deaths.
Funeral rites for a Calvary Baptist member were held with survivors listed as wife Effie, one daughter Grace Seal of Childress, five sons and numerous grandchildren and great grandchildren. The obituary names several siblings and extended family across multiple Texas towns and California.
Dow Jones averages show the industrials up 0.52 as Rails climb 16.57. Utilities stand at 127.55 with a 3rd hour sales total near 510,000 and overall trading activity around 1,746,000 shares.
The body lies in state at Elliott Funeral Home in Abilene from 2 to 4 p.m. with graveside services by FE R Harper of Highland Church of Christ. Shahan, active in First Methodist, chaired the Abilene Chamber and CofC committees, and planned a visit to industrial prospects. He was born October 2, 1903, in Eastland County and came to Childress in 1992. He married Mary Buford Van Waggoner in 1934. survivors include wife, son Bill, daughter Bettye, three brothers, four sisters.
Five people were critically injured in a highway crash. Mrs De Britton Jeffery and Larry 21 were among the injured, with investigators noting one car drifted into the curve and was on the wrong side of the road. DPS said traffic deaths were running ahead of last year and well over half of a predicted 88 deaths in the 10 day period had already occurred.
Cloudy and colder through Wednesday with a low around 26 and a high near 34. A daughter was born at 4 15 a.m. Monday in Childress General Hospital weighing six pounds one ounce to Mr and Mrs Leon Rodriguez. Local visitors include Mrs Rose McGee of Exeter California and Mrs Johnny Fortenberry of Tyler.
Cpl and Mrs Lynn Laningham and daughter Fortie visited relatives in Childress and with Mr and Mrs Ted Shields and family at Crey The Fashion Showope will ap Mr and Mrs Steve Martinez visited in Amarillo with her daughter and family Mr and Mrs Eddie Walker. Visitors with the L B Holmans and Don were Mr and Mrs Bill Head and family of Lubbock Mrs Christine Kaye and children of Amarillo Mr and Mrs Tim Watson and family of Anadarko Okla and Mr and Mrs Ted Lane and family of Shreveport La The Lanes also visited his parents Mr and Mrs Weldon Lane and relatives
Readings show a high of 67 degrees between 3 and 4 pm on Tuesday after a low of 30 degrees at 8 am Monday. Temperatures continue to follow typical daily patterns into Tuesday.
Carter warned about the uncertainty of outcomes as fears rise from death figures. William Dewey Jempe Jr., 7, was struck and killed during the last hour of Christmas as he darted into a car’s path in Fort Worth.
N. J. Johnson 73 year old stepfather of Mrs. Earl Harwell of Childress died Monday at Wellington hospital after a Christmas Eve heart attack and months of ill health. Funeral 2 p.m. Wednesday at Church of Christ Quail. Kelso Funeral Home in charge. Interment at Quail Cemetery. He lived in the Quail community for many years. survivors include his wife and several brothers and sisters.
Admission notes show J. H. Glass Andrew Simmons Mrs. Leon Rodriguez and others admitted on Sunday and Monday including J. A. Steed Carl Crow Ralph Liner Joan Hadley and Mary Freeman Dismissals include Joan Hadley Mrs Ray Sims Mrs H A Neal Jr and baby and Carl Crow Ralph Liner noted today There is no further detail on diagnoses or ward locations.
In the Sierra Nevada gold country Rough and Ready rose in the mid 19th century as a rough, lawless town famous for fights and gambling. It briefly declared itself a republic in 1850 before fading as mines dried up, leaving only a notorious name and history.
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