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Newspaper
Childress Index
Location
Childress, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1963
Page
3
Our first spring shipment features Nelly Dons with dressmaker quality and standard measurements. The line promises flattering lines and proportion for average to long waisted figures, with full attention to fit and detailing. Try one on tomorrow and note the extras.
Local area warns of a cold wave tonight and Friday with cloudy skies and occasional light snow. Low temperatures dip to 12 while Friday highs reach 16 in Childress. Nearby visitors include Patsy Faelber of California visiting Bill and Mrs Goodson and relatives, with other travel and family updates across Amarillo and Lubbo ck.
The Atlanta post office denies using mixed stamps for letter postage. Dick Powell leaves most of his estate to wife June Allyson and their two children. Bowdoin students protest compulsory chapel in a dignified demo. Monaco may settle tax status after dispute with France. Billie Sol Estes raises funds for Nigerian school in Indianapolis. In Minnesota, Irving Smith arrested after officers find a hand beneath a car, linked to gasoline theft.
Mrs. W. W. Carter of Overton will return home tomorrow and plans to visit her daughter Sue at Southern Methodist University during her trip back.
A weather summary notes a Northwest Texas warm spell ends today with temperatures falling to as low as ten to twenty eight degrees by Friday morning. Gusty southerly winds and blowing dust affected north and West Texas Wednesday as a five day forecast shows the cold front holding through the weekend.
The article explains who can claim a $600 exemption for dependents and other relatives, how to measure support, and when special exemptions apply for seniors and spouses. It covers head of household and surviving spouse criteria, plus eligibility for joint return benefits and the impact of multiple support and scholarships.
More than 150 cotton industry leaders will gather in Edinburg Texas in January 2022 for the Cotton Ginners Association Directors and Allied Industry meeting. Liles of Childress and Wilmer Smith of New Home lead the group with Association president announcing plans for a three day session at the Echo Hotel. The talks cover bagging cotton legislation accident prevention micronaive evaluation programs and planning for the next two years conventions.
Representatives of major cotton organizations attend a three day meeting. Smith expects over 150 directors and guests to attend. Policies adopted will guide the statewide Texas ginning industry organization based in Dallas.
Last services for Mrs. C. R. Floyd 63 formerly of Childress were to be held at 4 p m today in Childress Church of Christ by Jack Hackworth minister. Mrs. Floyd of Turkey died in Clarendon Hospital Tuesday and interment was to be in Childress cemetery. It was incorrectly reported yesterday that services were set for Friday.
Army Specialist F 0 len R McClendon and his parents Mr and Mrs Bill Dawson of 510 Avenue C Ne Childress Texas announce his completion of a 23 week course in repairing fixed plant carrier radio equipment at The Signal School Fort Monmouth New Jersey. He entered the Army in 1959 and is a 1958 graduate of Childress High School.
A light fruit dessert mixing instant nonfat dry milk with strained apricots and lime juice. Whip until soft peaks, then stiff peaks, fold in sugar. Makes four servings.
Permission granted for core drilling and surveys on the Greenbelt project weather permitting. $59 300 in federal support funds the preliminary work including drilling and engineer surveys for participating towns. Plans for financing are under study with cooperation from Representatives Walter Rogers and Graham Purcell.
Readers invited to shop a birthday sale with bold discounts on coats. Limited time deals encourage quick purchases and highlight substantial savings for buyers.
United Press International notes today’s extremes with Cut Bank Montana at 23 degrees below zero and McAllen Texas reaching 83 degrees, reflecting wide regional temperature swings across the United States.
The ad promotes Bukets a four day remedy for kidney discomfort promising gentle lift and waste elimination. It claims relief from nighttime unrest backache and burning with a 39 cent price at A Harp Drug Co today.
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