Golden Wedding Anniversary for Mr and Mrs Thomas
A reception Sunday 2 to 4 p m marks the golden wedding anniversary of Mr C T Thomas and Mrs Thomas in the Woman's Department Club.
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Newspaper
Childress Index
Location
Childress, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 28, 1972
Page
2
A reception Sunday 2 to 4 p m marks the golden wedding anniversary of Mr C T Thomas and Mrs Thomas in the Woman's Department Club.
Happy birthday greetings are planned for Roy Key Elva Weir Mrs. Viola Johnson Hall Hiller Eunice Nunnelley Shawn Garrison Mrs Fred Ballard on Saturday Theresa Scott Cheryl Devoll Connie Lively Albert Toler Mrs Albert Bird Fay Grantham Kay Grantham Mrs George Weir Mrs Pauline Tate Happy Anniversary to Mr and Mrs Jim Moody Sunday greetings for Mrs Roy Coffey Susan Ann Martin Timothy Wayne Stamps Mrs Bennie Jackson M. E. Siler Buster Mills E J Huddleston
Fifty three Pistole relatives gathered for Christmas Day dinner at Lena Pistole’s home 811 Ave B Southeast. Attendees included Gerald Pistole Hobbs New Mexico Roy Howard Almogardo New Mexico Wayne Pistole Midwest City Oklahoma Hugh Barrett Phoenix Arizona Charles Matthews Dallas Wesley Hall Dallas Franklin Moore Quanah Jerry Kotuleck Rhonda Pistole Wichita Falls and others from Childress Northfield and surrounding areas.
Harold Wrights of Euless announce the birth of a son on a Wednesday afternoon. The infant weighed six pounds nine ounces at birth. Grandparents are Bill Hassell of Childress and Gill Keel of Garden City.
Brenda Sue Moseley and Gaylon Monroe North announce their January 7 wedding at First Baptist Chapel in Childress. Brenda Sue is from Tell and Lubbock. Gaylon North hails from Lubbock. Both sets of families invite friends to the ceremony and future life together.
Barbara Jo Waybourn and Jimmy B. West of Andrews exchange vows in a double ring ceremony at eleven o'clock Wednesday morning at the First Baptist Chapel. Reverend C H Murphy Jr officiated. The couple's families are named, with reception details and attire notes. The bride, a Texas Woman's University graduate and homemaking teacher, will reside in Andrews after a Lake Bridgeport trip. The groom, an English teacher at Andrews High School, holds degrees from WT State and East Texas State.
In Sao Paulo the Catherine Cabeleleiros beauty parlor offers a full bridal package. It includes nails hair makeup gowns meals rest and even limousine service for about 300 dollars. Brides arrive six hours before the ceremony and must be fitted for gowns and shoes twenty days prior.
Chicago AP report on St Marys College president Dr Edward L Henry predicting a women’s revolution in business and higher education. He argues women’s schools must survive to re educate against stereotypes and notes Notre Dames reversal to coeducation affected identity. He cites few women faculty at coed schools and urges variegated education including women models in leadership roles.
A recipe note from The Cook It and Freeze It Book by Margaret Deeds Murphy features Maggie Murphy's Pumpkin Ice Cream. The excerpt lists ingredients including 1 1/4 cups light brown sugar 1 tablespoon cornstarch and 1/4 teaspoon salt for the dessert.
Readers offer practical cactus transplant tricks including use of folded newspaper loops for grip, correct pot size to avoid over watering, and careful removal methods with gloves and cardboard shields. Additional tips cover preserving white vinyl, labeling plastic containers, applying oil with corn plaster, and preventing thread damage on buttons.
Readers seek help with washing a white cotton fringe bedspread and knots that ruin its look. A second note complains diaper bags fail—straps tear, tops split, sharp corners wear hoses. suggests Mothers would pay more for durability.
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