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Newspaper
Childress Index
Location
Childress, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 27, 1963
Page
6
A cross nation drive led by Gov. Hatfield aims to enroll 5 million new Sunday school students by 1965, building on about 4 million enrolled today. The plan urges students to bring friends and neighbors to class as enrollment growth slows.
The Childress Post 1930 masthead and notices show publication schedule and rights. It lists issues published daily except Saturdays and Sundays, with Sunday mornings edition, and states second class matter at the Childress Texas post office.
Julian F. Cross is appointed Cottle-King County Agricultural Agent effective February 1 to replace L. M. McCarrol. Cross comes from Potter County where he served as assistant county agricultural agent and as associate county agricultural agent in beef cattle testing. He holds BS and MS degrees from Texas A&M, served in the 49th Division, and is an Army Reserve captain. He and his wife, four children, and Coleman roots are noted.
Childress High School announces that 115 students earned honor roll in the past six weeks. Principal Garland Terrell released the names, including Jack Anderson, Leta Allen, Bill Bailey, Diana Bracy, Linda Bridges, and many others in a lengthy roster.
Fifteen years ago this month the Commissioner's Court of Childress County appointed the first hospital board to govern the county hospital bought in 1947. Members named January 1, 1948 were Tipps Key Weddington Cobb Cox Crawford. Rules, regulations, and staff policies were to be written as the county built its new hospital program. The county later approved an addition in 1949 and began modernizing with a hot and chilled water year round air conditioning system and four new hospital beds on trial.
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