Dress Priced 14 95 Sold With Exchange Policy
Christmas merchandise priced at 14.95 or more must be exchanged by January 1st. The notice sets the deadline and policy for returns on holiday items.
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Newspaper
Childress Index
Location
Childress, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 27, 1956
Page
2
Christmas merchandise priced at 14.95 or more must be exchanged by January 1st. The notice sets the deadline and policy for returns on holiday items.
The T A Riddell home hosted a Cee Vee Community Club event with gifts for perfect attendance and a secret pals reveal. Guests included Mines Hoffman Seal Crain Martin Evans Timmons Finch Ova Seal Marshall Horton Lawrence Bostick Carrick Smith Gray and others.
Admitted: Mrs LeRoy Gaines and F L Simmons on Wednesday. Dismissed: C D McBride, Mrs G F Wygal and baby, Delores King, Judy Hendrickson, Jack Lanham on Wednesday and Thursday. Hospital lists visiting times 11:30 AM to 2:30 PM and 4:30 PM to 6:30 PM.
Mr and Mrs Ralph Watson hosted a social at their Union Flat home with date cake and coffee. Guests included families from Childress Wayne Horton Edmondson Borger Kirkland Wellington Wichita Falls and others in Union Flat.
L A L A locals note births in Bethania Hospital and Childress General Hospital with grandparents named. Also lists visitors during holidays to various households from Amarillo to Houston and several Texas towns, recording names and relations.
A long list of family and friends traveled to Amarillo area homes over Christmas and New Year. Many relatives from Searcy Arkansas to Weatherford Texas visited J. H. West, Nora Payne, Clyde Kinnison, the Dekle and Stamps families, and others, sharing meals and seasonal gatherings with local residents in Chillicothe, Amarillo, Pampa, and nearby towns.
UNION FLAT Special reports the Epps family reunion at the home of Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Epps on Sunday. Seven children attended with spouses and grandchildren from Childress Amarillo and El Paso including P. T. Williams Joe Epps Murphy Epps D. C. Epps Bill Helms Waldo Epps Bernard English Barney Williams Hubert Williams and guests Charlie Hall and others.
Past Matrons and Patrons of Childress Chapter No. 101 Order of the Eastern Star were entertained at the Martindale home from 4 to 5 20 Sunday afternoon. Deane Dodge led the new group as president with Ruby Hardin as vice president Mrs Martindale secretary reporter and Mrs Clinton McGhee treasurer. Meetings will be the fourth Monday each month. Husbands and wives as honorary members. Refreshments served on a cut work cloth with a giant candle evergreen gold apples and Christmas balls. Coffee from silver service by Mrs Willard Williams.
A CER VEE Church of Christ social gathered Sunday night at Mr. and Mrs. T A Riddell home after church services. Jackie Stevens of Abilene received a wool blanket from the group. Domino games and cake with coffee were enjoyed by attendees including I W Tirsimon, Fred Ballard, Brune, Donald Love, Randy Horton, Tate Temmons, Charlene, Jeanene, D D Chewning, Tracy Evans and others.
A hostess circulated a guest list for the affair noting attendees including Messrs Mines Williams Ben Hardison McGhee and Mrs Grate Cartlidge Dodge FE H Adams Mar lindale Kay Cashier and guest Amanda Ward of Tulia.
Mrs W K R Jarrell was honored with an 80th birthday dinner at the home of Mr and Mrs Bild Givens in Quanah. Guests included family members from Abilene Midland Artesia NM Levelland and Florida. the event featured a home baked cake and seasonal dishes.
Portales, New Mexico, is proclaimed the world’s peanut capital, highlighting the city’s prominence in peanut production and related industry. The claim elevates Portales’ status in agricultural circles and local economy.
Ned H. Dearborn, president of the National Safety Council, notes the holiday highway death toll has risen to a record high. He says pre-holiday warnings failed to curb accidents and expresses bitter disappointment.
Mountainair New Mexico proclaims itself the world's bean capital highlighting local crop heritage and festival plans. Officials advertise bean-related events and tourism appeal to attract visitors to the small town known for its beans and historic charm.
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