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Childress Index

Location

Childress, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jan 11, 1963

Page

3

Osmond Family Rising Stars On TV and Stage

The Osmond siblings gain notice as a rising act from Ogden with long term Williams reappearance. Their poise and showmanship draw praise on The Andy Williams Show and other headliners, with mentions of Armstrong and television drama plans featuring notable performers.

Respecthe Bass Andy Williams Louis Armstrong Bette Ogden Williams Thurs Keeth George Gobel Red Nor- New Christy Minstrels Ham

Home Demonstration Club Plans Show Support

At the Union Flat HDC meet held in Mrs. Patterson’s home the Farmers Co- Op Gin Association offered to fund the Home Demonstration space for the April Home Show. The meeting covered committee appointments, yearbooks, and program leaders, with several members and visitors listed. The next gathering will be at Mrs. Myrtle Compton’s home.

Union Flat HDC J. M Patterson Mary Scott Farmers Co- Op Gin Association W. E. Rule Patterson Newman Reeves Myrtle Compton G. C. Slaton J. E. Begley Jean Mote Kathy Jean Mote J. M. Patterson L. H. Holtman Mmes Fern Cheatheam W. G. Gartrell Lon Hassell M. E. Jones R. O. Law R. E. Mitchell N. D. Rogers P. B. Snider B. J. Teague Fred West J. C. Terrell A. V. Mote

Committees Named At HD Club Meeting

Mrs. C. F. Stillwell appointed committees at the North Childress HD Club gathering held at her home Tuesday. Leaders include Food and Nutrition Mrs. Roy Williamson and Mrs. Paul Pyle. Housing and Home Improvement Mrs. Stillwell. Clothing Mrs. Forrest Jones and Mrs. George Tipps. Finance Mrs. S. E. Temple. Three E's Mrs. W. E. Sally. Recreation Mrs. Pyle. 4-H Mrs. E. A. Beaver. Citizenship and Safety Mrs. T. L. Dement. and Telephone Mrs. W. A. McCoy. Plans were made for the Home.

C. F. Stillwell North Childress Roy Williamson Paul Pyle Stillwell Forrest Jones George Tipps S. E. Temple W. E. Sally Pyle E. A. Beaver T. L. Dement W. A. McCoy

Panhandle area housing complex update and local industry

The Chil dress area reports Hi Plains Construction of Amarillo is erecting 50 low rent units for the Childress Federal Housing Authority and will vacate by February 1. Panhandle Compress, run by Charles Jones, operates locally with 50 to 70 workers. The building, bought years ago by a 200-member Childress citizen corporate group, was slated for Ford Metal Man Company work before Ford discontinued payments two years ago.

Eee Jake Lawson CIC Hi Plains Construction Company Amarillo Childress Federal Housing Authority Hi Plains Wilson Charles Jones Childress Ford Metal Man Company Ford Cry Beath Toemee

Community gathering reflects on year ahead aims

Show and the coming year's work outlines goals to learn more about lives and homes support a church 4 H and non club individuals Refreshments were served after wards.

Ophelia Club elects new officers at Estelline meeting

In Estelline Mrs. Claudia Welch hosted a club meeting where Ophelia Club elected officers. New president is Mrs. Welch with Mrs. William Collier as first vice president and Mrs. Rayford Sania as second vice president. Mrs. Joe B. Treaster is treasurer and Mrs. Jerrel Rapp historian. Mrs. Leon Helm presided. club collect was read and refreshments served.

Claudia Welch R. V. Wood Welch William Collier Rayford Sania Joe B Billy. Joewell Jerrel Rapp Leon Helm Don Ferrer Paul Boney Bie

Columbine’s secret haul and a private gown showing

Columbine examines a diverging wardrobe and a suitcase of odd contents including a gun and gems. She ponders black magic items while planning a discreet private showing of models Barbara Green will bring to her apartment.

Columbine Barbara Green

Lightweights to Dominate Spring Fabrics in New York

Fashion reporters in New York observe a spring fabric surge featuring lightweights and airy textures. Designers highlight chiffon silks, souffle tweeds, mohair blends, and matte finished silks, with silhouettes emphasizing pullover looks, high waists, and full skirts in collections from Monte Sano & Pruzun, Aldrich, Townley, and Brooks.

New York UPI National Press Week New York Couture Group of Design Monte Sano & Pruzun Larry Aldrich Couture Group Aldrich Marie McCarthy Donald Brooks Townley Brooks

Fragmented Committee Names From Page One

A list of names appears across committee topics including Public Lands Public Printing State Hospitals and related officials such as Yoakum Reed Quilliam Lu Wilson Fore plan Austin Glenn Rothmann Howard Green Neil Caldwell and W H Miller. The fragmentary OCR shows positions and locations like Fort Worth Longview Pecos and Snyder.

Pullice Mealth Stanley Boy“Yoakum Reed Quilliam Lu- Public Lands Wilson Foreplan Austin Glenn Rothmann Public Printing Howard Green Fort Worth Neil Caldwell Alvin le- Renal Rosson Snyder John Allen Longview Dick ‘Slack Pecos W. H. Miller

Birthday wishes for Mrs. G O Garrison Agnes Hughes Paul

The notice extends birthday greetings to Mrs G O Garrison and Agnes Hughes with mentions of Bryant and Jim Woods, in a brief social item likely from a local column.

Eay G. O. Garrison Agnes Hughes Paul Bryant Jim Woods

Kirkland News Social notes of visits and travels

Special Correspondent lists local families visiting relatives and moving households across Texas and nearby states. Entries include Havens to Lawton army posting, Am arillo business trips, Clovis New Mexico visits, weddings and funerals attended, and kinship gatherings in Seymour Hedley Matador and other towns.

Bruce Atkinsons Childress Amarillo George Hale Eldon Troy Billington Colorado Springs Troy A. L. Myers Wellington Dodson Reggie Lewis L. V. Pryor A L. Harp Cora Boyd Matador Alvie Harp J. C. Stepp Memphis Hedley John Belt Seymour John Ryder Clarendon L.H. Prices John W. Stepp Denise Willie Loters Roy Grant Los Angeles Calif Otis Grant W. R. Jarrell Artesia N. M Abilene Douglas Jarrell Robert Ham Anadarko Okla Allie Snaks J. C. Stepps Claude Fowler Estelline Bill Hinton Paducah J. C. Hintons Grover Connell M. D. Brown Canyon J. E. Thomas

January heat records and cold snap threaten Rio Grande Valley crop

A cold air blast threatens crops in the Rio Grande Valley after last year’s 50 million loss. Light rain fell in Central Texas with a forecast of freezing rain or snow. High January temperatures set historical records in multiple South Texas cities including Austin 86, San Antonio 86, Corpus Christi 85, Houston 83, Victoria 83, Brownsville 82, College Station 81, and Waco 80.

Rio Grande Valley Texas Austin San Antonio Corpus Christi Houston Victoria Brownsville College Station Waco

Hospital admissions and discharges listed

Admitted today Vernon Eubank L D Portwood Mrs Marvin Stovall Kirkland Mrs H R Fulenwider Mrs Katie Price Ellis Price G E McDaniel. Discharged today Gerald Loveless Quanah Gene McCain.

Vernon Eubank L. D. Portwood Marvin Stovall Kirkland H. R. Fulenwider Katie Price Ellis Price G. E. McDaniel Gerald Loveless Quanah Gene McCain

Temperature report for 1963 January 11 highlights

The 24 hour period from Thursday noon to today noon recorded a high of 51 degrees and a low of 9.8 degrees with a 12:30 p.m. Thursday reading. January 11 1963 shows a 19 degree high and a -2 degree low, with a Friday sequence listing hourly figures and brief license-like codes.

BE. Cb Ecsscurens FD. Crassa MIM Eccesdson Sw Peta MD Saree

Local Forecast for Northwestern Texas

Cloudy and cold with light snow possible tonight and Saturday. Low near 5 degrees, high around 16 in Childress. Five day outlook calls for 8 to 12 degrees below normal, continued very cold conditions through the weekend, a slow warming early next week, and about one tenth inch of snow overall.

Childress Texas

Birth of Kayle Paul Hunt in Amarillo hospital

Mr and Mrs Tommy Hunt of Childress announce the birth of a son Kayle Paul born at 12 pm Thursday in an Amarillo hospital. He weighed seven pounds four ounces. Grandparents are Mr and Mrs Carrol Hunt of Childress. Deane P Dodge to attend appreciation dinner in Fort Worth for R Wright Armstrong. Dodge is a foreman at FW and D railroad shops. Also listed as reported in hospital this week Avan Stockstill and Gene McCain. Reported sick or recuperating are Mrs Mayme Weldon Hayes D C Lory and Mabelle.

Tommy Hunt Childress Kayle Paul Amarillo Carrol Hunt Deane P. Dodge Fort Worth R. Wright Armstrong Dodge Fw&d Avan Stockstill Gene McCain Mayme Weldon Hayes D. C. Lory Mabelle

Kennedy Budget Plans Charge Through Congress

Congress faces a two week or longer struggle over debate curbs with no bills likely until the issue clears. Kennedy will present the State of the Union on Monday, submit the federal budget next Thursday, and send the annual economic report a week later. A special taxes message is also planned later this month.

Senate Kennedy Congress White House

Household Hints: Cleaning Glass and Food Prep Tips

Tips include cleaning cut glass with a damp brush dipped in dry baking soda to scrub away soil. A small flexible spatula eases frosting tasks. Stuck together dates figs or raisins separate when warmed briefly in an oven.

Income Tax Primer Employe Deductions

IRS and tax rules allow deductions for employee travel meals and lodging while away on business and for unreimbursed expenses. Home office depreciation is deductible only if regular and required by employment, with records kept by the employer. Deductions for job search fees and certain educational expenses are allowed if you itemize, while training for a new job is generally not. Union dues are deductible if you itemize. NEXT: Deductions.

Charles W. Schoeneman Newspaper Enterprise Assn Internal Revenue Service IRS Treasury

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