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Childress Index

Location

Childress, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jan 17, 1963

Page

6

Women Face Baldness Rise Says AMA Report

The AMA notes a rise in alopecia among healthy women with as much as a tenfold increase in consultations. Causes range from dyes and hairstyles to hormones, pregnancy, illness, medicines, and air pollutants. most cases improve with treatment or hormone therapy.

Margery McElheny United Press International Chicago UPI American Medical Association AMA William B.guy Walter F. Edmundson Pittsburgh Castile

Solution For Rug Stains

CHICAGO readers learn stain removal tips from Virginia Seidel of the University of Illinois. A neutral detergent and lukewarm water remove most spots. for beverages, blot then apply detergent, rinse, and blot dry. A vinegar solution serves as a second treatment. dry quickly to avoid brown backing stains. Oily stains need nonflammable dry cleaning fluid with caution. Rotate rugs and shift furniture to even wear. trim loose yarns to prevent holes.

Chicago Virginia Seidel University of Illinois Miss Seidel

Bukets Kidney Aid Ad at A. L. Harp Drug Co

A dated classified style ad touts Bukets four day 39 cent kidney aid claiming to ease nighttime urination scanty flow burning backache and leg pains. The offer promises a full refund if not pleased and invites readers to buy today at A. L. Harp Drug Co.

A. L. Harp Drug Co

Junior Leaders Bake Sale In Front Of Preston Clothing

The Junior Leader 4H Club plans a bake sale at 9 a m Saturday in front of Preston Clothing. For early information call Nadine Parr at the Farm Bureau Office. The notice also greets several local residents.

Preston Clothing Nadine Parr Farm Bureau

Community Visits and Visits Across Childress Area

A long list of visits by families and individuals to Childress and surrounding towns. Notable names include the Tippett and Stinnett families, W. H. Tippett Royce, and visitors from Wichita Falls Amarillo Lubbock and Los Angeles. A baby contest winner Tom Garrison is featured with relatives noted.

Harry Cox Childress W. H. Tippett Royce Dan Calvin Nevels Vernon Lewis Kanagy M. A. Tate Terry Carlene Harris W. H. Tippetts Royce Mary L. Tippett Charley Whitten Jack Walls Phyllis Keel G. W. Dill Marvin Crain Cee Wee Tate Timmons Susie W. D. McDonald A. H. Jones P. M. E. Drake W. H. Tippet L. M. Hearn J. R. Stinnett WSCS King Memorial Methodist Church Flonnie Neeley Charlene Wichita Falls Neeley J. A. Stinnett Paducah Lubbock Mona Tyson Memphis Cdam W. Hi LaRue Gamboi Ricky Harold Simmons Carey Jimmy Motes Jack McCain Los Angeles Calif A. T. Fox Mones Roy Wygal Hall Burton Tom Garrison Tommyarrison Tell Frank Barks

Qualified babysitters in demand by treating job as responsibility

Alicia Hart advises teen sitters to regard babysitting as serious work not a quick earner. Arrive on time, dress neatly, trim nails, avoid jewelry, and learn bedtime, snacks, and parent contact details. Keep bath safety in mind and never leave a child unsupervised.

Doris Sharpley circle hears WMU meeting plans

Announcement to the Doris Sharpley circle covered the January 18 WMU quarterly meeting at Goodlett. Mrs. Holland chaired with Mrs. Burnham directing the program Christian Witnessing and speakers Mr. and Mrs. Dow Jones, Korea missionaries, noted for Thursday church meeting. Twenty five members attended.

Doris Sharpley WMU Goodlett J. B. Holland Patsy Burnham Johnny Williams Holland Brotherhood Dow Jones Korea Leonard King Mmes F. Loveless W. E. Sallee H. L. Couch

We the Women We the Women Memo to wives

A California widow bought another woman's husband for 10000 dollars then sought a refund when he left the buyer after less than a day. The tale serves as a moral urging wives to value their husbands and warns that other women may covet a husband, making the message a curious social note.

California Huband

Better Homemaking Tips and Meat Preferences Update

BETTER HOMEMAKING suggests testing and replacing shoelaces in unused shoes to prevent annoyance when worn. Surveys show beef steak beef roast and ground beef top family meals while company meals favor beef roast baked ham and beef steak. Beef remains most popular with pork second. boneless fresh meat use up, frozen pies and canned meat down.

Mona Lisa as Woman of the Year 1963 Fashion Muse

A playful column imagines the Mona Lisa becoming a national fashion icon in 1963. It envisions Mona Lisar hairstyles, an Atlantic crossing, and a trend toward reserved expressions in dress and demeanor sparked by the famous portrait.

New York UPI Atlantic

Texas Dwell Drilled Near Nacogdoches in East Texas 1866

The first Texas dwell was drilled near Nacogdoches in East Texas during 1866, marking an early energy exploration event in the region.

Texas Nacogdoches East

The String Bean Coat Tops Spring Fashion Poll

The string bean coat leads spring fashion predictions with slim silhouettes and tailored seaming. Designers show coats that skim the body, some belted or trench styles, with coats designed to look like dresses and redingote making a comeback alongside varied collars and sleeve treatments.

Gay Pauley UPI New York John F. Kennedy Originala New York Couture Jersey

Play It Safe Keep Flammables Stored Outside

Guidance warns homeowners away from leaving flammable liquids at home during long trips. Do not store varnish or paints indoors if opened. keep cans outside to reduce fire risk and accidents.

Kentucky Sawmills Lumber Output Reaches Half Billion

Kentucky mills produce between 500 million and 600 million board feet of lumber annually, reflecting a substantial regional timber industry and economic activity.

Kentucky

Also Mentioned on This Page

W. C. Carter, Jr A. P. Hamilton, Jr Edwin Liles Ella Briley Lee Snodgrass Ronnie Maddox Hargrave Dale Chillress Jack Garrison Robbie Garrison Mrs. J. A. Stinnett Alicia Hart Newspaper Enterprise Assn L. L. Hill Hill Fern Maddox E. J. King Tom Roberson Ruth Millett Childress Index Ferdinand Grandpa Quarrel Jerry Turk Call WE Mrs Bairds
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