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Newspaper

Childress Index

Location

Childress, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jul 01, 1956

Page

7

Swain Caradine engagement announced at tea in Childress

Miss LaVerne Swain and Bob Caradine announced their engagement at a Thursday afternoon tea hosted by Miss Johnnie Mae Stringer in Childress. About 65 guests attended as Swain and Caradine were greeted by hosts and registrars. The couple plans to marry July 20 at First Baptist Church with Clifton Tennison officiating.

LaVerne Swain Earl Swain Bob Caradine Robert Caradine Childress Johnnie Mae Stringer J. M. Stringer Miss Swain Swain Caradine LaVerne Bob Anita Reed Cynthia Caradine Carolyn Jarrell First Baptist Church Clifton Tennison Bill Mitchell Amarillo Miss Myrna Bill Martin Clyde Martin Tommy Beck Cone Elert General Electric Miss Beck CHS Martin

Young People of First Baptist Have Hayride

Members of the First Baptist Church youth department and guests enjoyed a hayride and picnic at Center Fair south of ChilDress Friday night. LaNoel Castleberry and Lynn Laningham provided musical entertainment before the return to town and homemade ice cream at the Warren Hardin home.

Young People’s Department The First Baptist Church Center Fair Childress LaNoel Castleberry Lynn Laningham Warren Hardin Barbara Fleming Linda Carter Jimmie Lightfoot Clara Nell Brown Anita Shields Pat Shields Wana Broughton Pat Alexander Tom Higley Barbara al Brian Vern Rucker Martha Siler

Blue Bird Unit Has First Meet

Mrs. Jesse Cannon leads Blue Bird Camp Fire girls with assistant Mrs. Lou Ellen Slaton in their initial gathering. Members voted on group names at the next meeting to be held Tuesday. Mothers invited to a training course at the First Methodist Church with Miss Elizabeth Owen of Dallas guiding. Attendees include Candy Howard Susie Wilson Margaret Pyles Alice Wyatt Cheryl Decker Diane Huddleston Lauranette Craig Carol Cannon.

Jesse Cannon Blue Bird Camp Lou Ellen Slaton First Methodist Church Elizabeth Owen Dallas Margaret Pyles Mrs. Cannon Candy Howard Susie Wilson Alice Wyatt Cheryl Decker Diane Huddleston Lauranette Craig Carol Cannon

Epps Family Luncheon At Home In Union Flat

The Epps home hosted a family luncheon with Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Epps, E. P. Williams, Jo Epps of Amarillo, Bill Helms, Waldo Epps, Bernard English, D. C. Epps Sr., all of Childress. Murphy Epps could not attend. grandchildren D. C. Epps Jr., Gerald Coffy, Virginia Williams, James Helms, Barbara Helms, Joyce English also present.

Union Flat H. W. Epps E. P. Williams Jo Epps Amarillo Bill Helms Waldo Epps Bernard English D. C James and Barbara Helms Joyce English Childress

Thomas Family Reunion Draws Lubbock Crowd

A Thomas family reunion gathered at McKenzie Park in Lubbock. Attendees included Allan, Nolan, Ebb, and Oma Thomas with spouses and children from Lubbock Amarillo Lovington Maryneal and Cee Wee plus visiting friends Teddy Hightower and others. The group shared time with extended relatives and local guests.

Northfield Thomas McKenzie Park Lubbock Allan Thomas Joe Jerry John Nolan Thomas Raydell Ebb Thomas Cee Wee Vincent Thomas Ruby Thomas Raymond Thomas Amarillo Clyde Lester Lovington Don Wallis Donda Rando Marco Fox Ronny and Terry Oma Thomas George Jackie Parks Maryneal Texas Teddy Hightower Childress Royce Florence Coy Dove O. B. Kincannon Vetona Gary Ralph Collins

Vegetable Platter Demonstration At Local Home Clubs

A joint demonstration by Kirkland and Union Flat Home Demonstration Clubs featured a vegetable platter lesson held in the Union Flat Clubhouse. Mrs. Lou Jeffers led with her niece Miss Betty Lou Simpson. the lesson covered cooking vegetables in a thick pan over high heat until simmering and using two tablespoons of fat per quart. Visitors included Mrs. Eugene Statham and Rusty, with multiple club members in attendance from both groups.

Kirkland Union Flat Lou Jeffers Betty Lou Simpson Altus Okla Eugene Statham Rusty High Point Jeffers Miss Simpson Kirkland Club Mmes Jack Sides Charles Reynolds and Sons W. P. Fowler Virgil Ellis Earl Cook C. J. Cheatheam J. C. Terrell

Copper planter boxes project at Union Flat and Kirkland clubs

Union Flat Club members will meet with Mrs. Terrell and Mrs. West in an all day session to work on copper planter boxes on July 11. The Kirkland Club also schedules a regular meeting on July 11.

Donald Trent Fred West A. V Mote Union Flat Club

California Visitors Feted With Dinner

Mr and Mrs George Weatherbee entertained her sister Mrs Shirley Kelley and husband of Los Angeles with an informal dinner Wednesday night. Attending were Mr and Mrs D W Kelley Mr and Mrs Charles Mock and children Mr and Mrs A V Mote the honorees and the hosts and hostess and their daughters Beverly and Cecelia The couple was feted with an ice cream supper Thursday night

Union Flat George Weatherbee Shirley Kelley Los Angeles Calif D W. Kelley Charles Mock A. V. Mote Bevery Cecelia

Supper Draws About 50 at Assembly of God Fellowship

About fifty people attended the Assembly of God Fellowship supper at Fair Park on Thursday night. Norman Love led the invocation and after the meal the group enjoyed visitation. The program began with the group singing Come and Dine.

Assembly of God Fellowship Fair Park Norman Love

Secret pals revealed at South Side Baptist Missionary Union social

Secret pals were revealed at the South Side Baptist Women's Missionary Union social held at the home of Mrs. F. A. Moore Thursday afternoon. James of Bingo was enjoyed, cookies, mints and punch served. A visitor Susie Wilson granddaughter to Mrs. C. V. Johnson was introduced. Mrs. Callie Lane dismissed with a prayer. Members present included Mmes. B. F. McGouirk, Ray Johnson, E. C. Stone, C. V. Johnson, Lane, Jack Smith, Tom Fisher, L. D. Portwood, Sr., Alvin Bradshaw and Moore.

South Side Baptist Women's Missionary Union F. A. Moore James Susie Wilson C. V. Johnson Callie Lane Mmes B. F. McGouirk Ray Johnson E. C. Stone Lane Jack Smith Tom Fisher L. D. Portwood, Sr Alvin Bradshaw Moore

Loving ton bride Linda Ashley Altman honored in shower

Mrs G O Ashley and Mrs N W Altman hosted a miscellaneous bridal shower for Linda Ashley Altman the former Linda Ashley of Childress at Calvary Baptist Church Educational Building. Guests signed a white leather bride’s book and gifts were opened with assistance from her mother and mother in law. A bed spread was given by local hosts as part of the register display.

Weldon Altman Lovington Linda Ashley Childress Calvary Baptist Church J. A. Farr G. O. Ashley Ain Mrs. Altman Hostesses Mines C. E. Wilhite W. L. Dehtan Claude Dodson A. W. Price W. M. Teague Sherman Ervin Carl Lankford J. W. Kitchens Boyd Potts J. A. Furr H. E. White

Kirkland Baptist WMU Holds Church Study

The Kirkland Baptist Church Women’s Missionary Union met last week for a study led by Mrs. Dee Pickrel. Opening prayer by Mrs. U S Lucky and closing prayer by Mrs. Bernard Gressett. Attendees included Mrs. Pickrel, Roy Collyer, Mrs. Lucky, Mrs. Gressett, and Brack Key.

Kirkland Women's Missionary Union of the Kirkland Baptist Church Dee Pickrel U. S. Lucky Bernard Gressett Mmes Pickrel Roy Collyer Lucky, Gressett and Brack Key

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