UCW Delegates Register For 193 Texas Assembly
Delegates and participants of the 193 Texas United Church Women Assembly in San Antonio must mail registration blanks to arrangements chairman Mrs. John C. Watkins by Tuesday. Assembly runs February 19 to 21 with sessions at Travis Park Methodist Church and a Wednesday service at St Marks Episcopal Church. Special speakers include J Irwin Miller Clare Randall and B Lewis. Childress UCW members may call Mrs. Morris Higley for blanks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas United Church Women Assembly
San Antonio
John C. Watkins
Magnolia
Travis Park Methodist Church
St. Marks Episcopal Church
St. Anthony
Travis Park Church
St. Marks
J. Irwin Miller
National Council of Churches of Christ In the USA
Clare Randall
UCW
Christian World Missions
Kirkland Club Yearful Exchange Program Event
The Kirkland Club gathered for a gift exchange and yearbook updates at the home of Mrs Ear. Members and guests heard a program titled What We Eat and Why We Eat It presented by Mrs Mary Scott. Refreshments were served after the meeting.
Miss Kennedy Reviews For AAUW Meeting
Miss Nellie Agnes Kennedy presented a review of Wel by H. Fisher’s To Light A Candle at the AAUW meeting held Thursday at Mrs. Frank Wallin’s home. Delegates were voted to attend the April state meeting in Kerrville. Attendees included Miss Thel Biggerstaff Lula Mae Carter Frances Long and several ladies including Mrs. Dora Diggs A. P. Hamilton Mary Jane Heath Dewey Smith and hostess Mrs. Sam White.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Welby
H. Fisher
Nellie Agnes Kennedy
Frank Wallin
Kerrville
Fthel Biggerstaff
Lula Mae Carter
Frances Long
Mesdames Dora Diggs
A. P. Hamilton
Mary Jane Heath
Dewey Smith
Sam White
Tejas Camp Fire Girls elect officers for two months
Officers for the coming two months were elected at the Tejas Camp Fire Girls meeting held at the home of leader Mrs Joe. Betty Sprayberry was named president Janice Sloss vice president Judy Havins secretary treasurer Janice Briley and scribe Cheryl Jones. Present were Naomi Braswell Suzanne Preston and Mrs Roma Jones. Plans for the weeks ahead were discussed and games enjoyed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tejas Camp
Joe
Betty Sprayberry
Janice Sloss
Judy Havins
Janice Briley
Cheryl Jones
Naomi Braswell
Suzanne Preston
Roma Jones
High Point Club Names Committees for 1963 Meeting
High Point club unveils its 1963 committees at Friday gathering in the clubhouse. Appointees include Mrs. Claude Andrews finance, Mrs. Ernest Aran yearbook, Mrs. F. E. Biddy recreation and reporter, Mrs. Nadine Parr 4 H leader, Mrs. Elbert Keley nutrition, Mrs. E. Fdams and Mrs. W. E. Andrews housing and home improvement, Mrs. Leon Henley and Mrs. Clyde Hackler clothing. Farmers Co-Op Gin covers Home Demonstration space at April Home Show. Further reports cite Council Delegate Mrs. Clyde Hackler and Mrs. Mary Scott announcing a 2 p.m. Home Improvement leaders workshop on cutting beds at Mrs. Smith Green’s home. Mrs. Scott presented the program What We Eat and Why We Do It followed by calories and weigh control discussion. Meeting opened with devotional by Mrs. W. E. Andrews. roll call responded with myself. Mrs. Biddy closed with recreation and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
Claude Andrews
Ernest Aran
F. E. Biddy
Nadine Parr
Elbert Keley
E. F.dams
W. E. Andrews
Leon Henley
Clyde Hackler
Farmers’ Co-Op
Council
Mary Scott
Smith Green
Panel Discussion On Developing Responsibility At PTA Meeting
A junior high PTA meeting featured a panel discussion titled Developing Responsibility in Children led by Mrs. Sam Carmack. Subjects covered included home life by Mrs. Henry Baker Jr. and church matters by Rev. Joe Allen. An informal discussion followed with Rev. Allen giving the opening prayer and Mrs. Ted Shelton presiding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Carmack
PTA
Henry Baker, Jr
Church
Joe Allen
Carmack
Allen
Ted Shelton
Lillie Castlberry
Marie Leslie
Ex-Childress Couple Celebrate Anniversary
Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Sheats of San Bernardino celebrated their Golden Anniversary on December 8 with a party hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Hixenbaugh. The couple, former Childress residents, married December 8 1912 in Estelline. The event included a repeated ceremony and a flowered altar arrangement. Their daughter Mrs. W. C. Davis attended from Memphis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. L. Sheats
16Th Street
San Bernardino
Calif
Ralph Hixenbaugh
Sheats
Childress
Estelline
Haley Holeman
Ann Sheats
W. L. Tucker
Tuckers
Tyler
Tex
Jehree Stebbins
Walter Mullins
Smith Motor Company
C. B. Gleat Motor Company
California
Davis
Memphis
Care of Plants Discussed By Larkspur Club
Mrs Paul Pierce led a program on the care and cultivation of various plants at the Larkspur Club meeting held Thursday in the home of Mrs T B Pryor. Readings by Mrs Wade McConnell and Mrs J W Snyder followed with refreshments served by co hosts Mrs Margaret Simpson and Mrs Snyder. Attending were Mrs W G Garrison Mrs W A Hubbard Verna Randall Mrs J D Van Sickle Mrs A H Langford and guests Mrs Lynch Jones and Mrs J M Crawford. Next meeting will be with Mrs A H Langford on February 14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Pierce
Larkspur Club
T. B. Pryor
Wade McConnell
J. W. Snyder
Margaret Simpson
Snyder
Mmes. W. G. Garrison
W. A. Hubbard
Verna Randall
J. D. van Sickle
A. H. Langford
Lynch Jones
J. M. Crawford
Birthday wishes to multiple local residents and plans for kindergarten reservations
A public notice sends birthday greetings to Mrs J L Wallis Joe H Liles Brett Parr Woodrow Boyd Jean Calkins Zoe Ann Foard Mrs Earl Blakley Bill Preston and Jimmie Sport Wade Kimbrough Catherine Parker. Reservations for next year's Modern Home kindergarten are accepted from 9 to 12 noon Monday. Child must be five by September 1. Mothers may call Mrs Albert Bird at Webster 72275.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. L. Wallis
Joe H. Liles
Brett Parr
Woodrow Boyd
Jean Calkins
Zoe Ann Foard
Earl Blakley
Bill Preston
Jimmie Sport
Wade Kimbrough
Catherine Parker
Albert Bird
Webster
Lone Star Blue Birds Hold TV Talent Show
Blue Bird News reports Lone Star Blue Birds hosted a television talent show at their weekly meeting. Donna Drake announced with Pamela West, Debra French, Sheila Billings, Dee Ann Young, Andrea Wilson, Jana Jones, Deborah Seay, and Lila Crabtree participating. Group singing was directed by Mrs. Roma Jones and Mrs. Leon Wilson. Pamela West led the Blue Bird Wish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lone Star Blue Birds
Donna Drake
Pamela West
Debra French
Sheilia Billings
Dee Ann Young
Andrea Wilson
Jana Jones
Deborah Sea
Lila Crabtree
Roma Jones
Leon Wilson
Blue Bird
South Childress HDC Meeting Highlights and Plans
Mrs. Scott presented What We Eat and Why We Eat It at the South Childress HDC meeting hosted by Mrs. W. M. Cross. The session covered yearbook completion, committee appointments, a THDA meeting on January 31 in Spur, Home Show HDC exhibit, a paper cutting beds demo, pruning plants January 15, and a January 29 30 workshop You and Your Machine at the Courthouse with bring-your-own-sack lunches. Members received Texas Family Account Book booklets from First State Bank of Childress. attendees included Edith Yates A B Taft J H DeArmond Carl Crow Lewis Meinzer Mittie Newberry Lonnie Elkins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
HDC
Mary Scott
South Childress
W. M. Cross
Spur
Texas Family
First State Bank of Childress
Edith Yates
A. B. Taft
J. H. DeArmond
Carl Crow
Lewis Meinzer
Mittie Newberry
Lonnie Elkins
Home Economics Club program features Women of the Bible
Mrs. Joe Allen led the Home Economics Club in a Women of the Bible program at the Woman's Department Club meeting on Thursday. A gift was presented to her for her effort. Five projects were approved for the charity donations. An evening meeting on January 24 will feature Mr. and Mrs. LeRoy Gaines with World’s Fair films and West Coast trip highlights. Hus bands will be guests at the dinner. Hostesses included Mesdames Bert Affleck E Nelson Frank Barksdale and A M Privitt who served refreshments to a long list of attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Allen
Woman's Department Club
A. F. Verner
LeRoy Gaines
Bert Affleck
E. A. Nelson
Frank Barksdale
A. M. Privitt
O. W. Carlson
D. B. Cline
W. E. Garrison
Ben Hardison
Leo Inman
C. J. Lyons
C. B. Morris
Gordon Shankle
George Spear
Obert Stevens
Wilbur Williams
A. M. Woods
E. W. Yager
Frank Decker
Roy Perkins
Vicuna Fashions Fade as Florals Dominate Resort Prints
A United Press International dispatch notes vicuna clothing from robes to scarves has declined in demand with one store executive calling vicuna passe. Walter Burke of A. Sulka Co. reports interest vanished this year as suddenly as it rose. Florals now lead resort prints with giant tropical and garden varieties appearing in many lines.
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United Press International
One
Vicuna
Walter Burke
National Cotton Council
Agnes Bailey Sunday School Names Two New Captains
Agnes Bailey Sunday School elected two new captains for the next three months at a meeting held at Mrs. John Berryman s home. Mrs. Berryman and Mrs. T Z Zint were chosen, with Mrs E R Gilbert presiding and Mrs T L Waddell leading the closing prayer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agnes Bailey
John Berryman
Berryman
T. Z. Zint
E. R. Gilbert
Pedge
T. L. Waddell
Coppedge
First Methodist WS CS Prayer Study Begins
Tuesday meeting of the First Methodist WS CS heard a Bible study on prayer led by Mrs. L L Hill who led the study series. Mrs. Tom Roberson presided and Mrs. Lonnie Garrison reported on the executive committee meeting with all recommendations approved. Thirty-one attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. L. Hill
Tom Roberson
Lonnie Garrison
Newman Reeves
W. E. Andrews
Children of Special Needs program at Weatherford church
Mrs Dora Diggs presented CWF story at the Christian Women's Fellowship luncheon. Hostess Mrs Kenneth Artis and speaker Mrs Harry Thaten announced a Weatherford Church talk on January 28. Fifteen members and nine children attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CWF
Dora Diggs
Christian Women’s Fellowship
Kenneth Artis
Harry Thaten
Weatherford
United Church Women’s
District Meet and Joint Church Gathering Planned
Ministers of the Childress Methodist District meet in Chillicothe for their Annual Retreat with study on the Book of Romans. On Thursday the First Baptist WM and Brotherhood hold a joint meeting at 7 p.m. featuring a missionary speaker as part of their annual church affair.
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Childress
Chillicothe
First Baptist WM and Brotherhood
Mrs. Scott Presents CYW Club Program On By Law Reading
Mrs. Mary Scott, agent, led the CYW Club meeting as the County Home Demonstration by laws were read and accepted. Hostesses were Mrs. Andy Rogers and Mrs. Johnny LeCroy. Treasurer and Council meeting reports were given. Roll call asked members how they would like to improve themselves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Scott
CYW Club
Mmes
Andy Rogers
Johnny LeCroy
Land of the Midnight Sun Arctic Safaris Offer Unique Hunts
United Press International reports 1963 plans for polar bear safaris on Spitsbergen with two kills per hunter, guided tours, and a 14 day Arctic hunt starting from Tromso. Arctic Discovery cruises led by Finn Ronne run 18 explorers each, following Byrd and Amundsen routes to glaciers and pack ice near the North Pole.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press International
Arctic
Spitsbergen
Arctic Ocean
Tromso
Norway
Fortuna
Finn Ronne
U.S Navy
Antarctic
Byrd Ellsworth
Amundsen
North Pole
Moss
North Caoe
Hammerfest
Norsel
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Kirkland Club
Kirkland Hdc
Ear
Mines
Jack Sides
Vernon Key
Ralph Sides
Frank Jackson
Jess Key
Dale Driver
Fred Clark
A. L. Myers
L. V. Royall
Miss Kennedy
AAUW
Tejas
High Point Club
Grace Walker
and Vanigans
John C. Roberts
Kingsway
Pixies
Bobby Sox
MR. and
Mrs. E. L. Sheats
Blue Bird News
Lone Star
Riviera
Jantzen
Bonnie’s Beauty Bar
Ave. D—Se
Pho
Mrs
Scott
Home Ec Club
Enema
Midnight
Oslo
Stockholm
Sweden
China
Royal Doulton
M&m Hobby & Gift Shop
Commerce Street
Main St. Childress
Don L Beauty Academy
Tors
the Don
L Beauty Academy
The
Don Longley
Don
E. Broadway
Hollis
Oklahoma
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