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Newspaper
Childress Index
Location
Childress, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 29, 1963
Page
3
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Hollywood notes NBC cancels Merv Griffin daytime show It’s a Man’s World effective April 1 replacing with two soap operas one about a doctor and one about a lawyer. The piece argues networks owe viewers superior programs and discusses NBC CBS and ABC strategy amid ratings and finances.
A birthday greeting notes tomorrow for Bill Dawson Oscar Glover Mrs Lillie Roddy Mrs L Royal Robert Butler Richard Wadsworth Bill Drake and others. The short list reflects community cards sharing best wishes among neighbors and friends.
Partly cloudy and cooler tonight with a low of 22 and a high of 37 for Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Laningham return from Amarillo after surgery. at home and recovering. Visitors included Mr. and Mrs. Earl Whitten and Billy Jean of Mobeetie among others returning from Abilene Christian College.
Three convicts from Brazoria Nueces and another from Brazoria County escaped Wynne Prison Farm near Huntsville on Monday. They abducted a woman en route to a church social, sped 180 miles before police chased them into a wooded area near Breckenridge Airport. The trio split up after leaving the car, Huffman said they left the woman in Stephenville. Mrs Woods, Huntsville Item correspondent, said the men treated her well and wanted her car.
The report lists the past 24 hours with a high of 42 degrees and a low of 27 degrees. It notes January 29, 1962 had a high of 62 and a low of 33. Daily temperatures for the month show values from January 28 to February 9 with variable readings.
The Senate economy bill by Sen. Bill Patman would create a Little Hoover style commission to cut duplication and waste in state operations, echoing Gov. Connally s earlier address. Only Sens. Parkhouse and Creighton opposed. Dan Blocker spoke to lawmakers as sessions paused and 74 more bills moved to committees, totaling 394 read this session.
The proposal expands the National Defense Education Act loan fund from 90 million dollars yearly and increases graduate fellowships from 1,500 to 10,000 annually. It adds a three year 67 million grant program for college work study and a federal insurance program for up to 150 million in college loans. NSF fellowships rise from 2,800 to 8,700 yearly and teaching quality improves through expanded training, guidance, and counseling. Additional measures include vocational education, handi capped teaching, adult basic education, public library construction, and broader university extension courses.
A brief note on sending a birthday card suggests adding a few lines for a personal touch in the classifieds style. The piece emphasizes warm, simple courtesies to improve communication and connection through small gestures.
UPI reports on a CBS College Bowl essay contest offering ten scholarships worth six thousand dollars each with a March 31 deadline. Hallmark Hall of Fame premieres a fourth season drama on NBC April 4. James Lee authors a Disraeli biography. Rod Serling works on Twilight Zone at Antioch College. Art Linkletter’s House Party celebrates 18th birthday after 11 years on TV. Richard Chamberlain leads Dr. Kildare and fronts a new phonograph album from MGM following two prior successes.
In Northfield, Mrs. Terrell Nimmo was honored with a pink and blue shower at the home of Mrs. N. L. Cook. Refreshments were served by hostesses Sibyl Timmons Marie Cook and Marie Cruse. co-hostesses included Fay Timmons Geneva Timmins May Hays Etta Moore Grace Timmons Fannie Bethany Ruth McDonald and Nimmo’s sister and mother from Matador.
Admitted Harold Byers Turner Rowlett and Mrs Aggie Palmer today. Also admitted Mrs Maude King Monday and Mrs Bobby Monroe and baby and Mrs Albert Faught and Mrs Aggie Palmer today. Dismissals include Mrs Maude King Monday and Ernest Randle today.
The three species of camellias widely grown in the United States are Camellia japonica Camellia sasanqua and Camellia reticulata.
Mrs Floyd Biddy led a quiz game on flowers at the High Point Home Demonstration Club meeting in the club room. Mrs W E Andrews and Mrs Clyde Hackler helped as hostesses and members recited Bible verses from Matthew.
A light column lists common daily challenges from exit signs and parking to gadgets maintenance and car pools. It notes the struggle to stay informed amid changing world events, judge candidates by records rather than TV personas, and keep up with teenage slang as age advances.
Visiting Sargent John Zaremba and daughter Cynthia of Glasco AFB Montana join Mr and Mrs Bill Dawson for a basket lunch. The Montfords and Zaremba party plan to stay in Bridgeport with Mrs Montford's mother during eight weeks of training in San Antonio.
A brief guide notes seconds paying off with a quick suit or coat brushing before leaving. It also highlights accent colors like yellow or mauve on navy or black dresses and suits to create striking contrasts.
Mr and Mrs R M Hicks of Whites Creek welcomed relatives including Virginia Hicks DeShazo wife of Sfe DeShazo from Lubbock and their son Dickie on a long awaited homecoming. DeShazo has served ten years with four years in Germany and one in Alaska. the group also included several Childress and Abilene area guests.
A new dress features a permanent pleat dacron and cotton skirt with striped design. It highlights a fashionable option for a refined wardrobe upgrade.
The Tell Bapist WMU met for a mission study at the church with Mrs. J. C. Smith leading prayer and Mrs. C. G. White presenting book chapters. A supper was held for Baptist Auxiliaries with Rev. Calvin Nevels giving the Invocation and A. C. Wimpee presenting films of Billy Graham’s Germany crusade. Visitors included Carey Baptist Church and Mrs. J. A. Stinnett of the Tell Methodist Church. The Tell Methodist Church also held an evening mission study led by Rev. L. M. Hearn focusing on a topic by Louis Roberson and Frank Cartwright.
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