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Newspaper
Childress Index
Location
Childress, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 1968
Page
3
Social Calendar Shows Local Club Meetings and Events
The posted calendar lists activities for Tuesday through Saturday including First Presbyterian Fellowship of Prayer at 3 pm, AAUW at 7:30 pm, Rebekah Lodge and American Legion Auxiliary in Veterans building, a 7:39 pm public reception for Mrs John Sime at 1110 D Northwest, Masonic Lodge officer installation, County Council HDC at 2:30 pm, Hobby Club at 12 30 pm, Cee Wee cemetery cleanup at 8 am, and a 7 9 pm reception for Janie Glover and Mike Reeves at Church of Christ annex.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Presbyterian Fellowship of Prayer
AAUW
Rebekah Lodge
American Legion Auxiliary
Veteran's Building
John Sime
Northwest
Masonic Lodge
Cee Wee
Janie Glover
Mike Reeves
Church of Christ Annex
Guide For Selecting Fresh Corn
COLLEGE STATION In selecting corn examine both the husks and kernels says Gwen dolyne Clyatt Extension consumer marketing specialist Kernels should be plump milky and firm with no worm damage Immature kernels lack flavor while overmature corn is very firm and darker In ordinary summer temperatures about half the corn sugar is lost in 24 hours Cooling slows the loss Buy only what can be used by tomorrow and refrigerate promptly
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College Station
Gwendolyne Clyatt
Extension
Texas A&m University
Coffee Ends HDC Club Year at Mrs Meinzer Home
South Childress Dem onstration Club closed its year with an informal coffee at Mrs. Lewis Meinzer's home. Miss Mary Dee Meinzer conducted a garage sale during the event, with friends helping. Meetings will resume in September with Mrs. W. M. Stiner as first hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Childress Home
Lewis Meinzer
Mary Dee Meinzer
W. M. Stiner
Mmes. M. A. Cooper
Larkin Wallis
Lina Young
red = Mitchell
Leo Smith
Miles Clapp
Stuff Tomatoes with Ground Beef and Fresh Corn Casserole
Large tomatoes from local gardens inspire a stuffed tomato dish with ground beef and parsley. Saute onion in oil, combine with meat, tomato pulp, bread crumbs, and seasonings, bake 350 degrees for 15 minutes. Also bake a corn and bacon casserole with fresh corn, milk, sugar, salt and pepper, and bacon on top for six servings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gaynor Maddox
NEA Food and Nutrition
High Point HDC Winds Up Club Year
The Home Demonstration Club met Friday at Mrs. W. E. Andrews to close the year. The next meeting is planned for September. A new yearbook was prepared and past year accomplishments reviewed. Discussed was making pads for the Cancer Society Service Closet. Refreshments were served. Members included Mrs. Clyde Hackler Mrs. J. F. Henley Elbert Kelley Mrs. Andrews Floyd Biddy and young Jimmy Andrews.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
W. E. Andrews
Cancer Society
Mmes
Clyde Hackler
J. F. Henley Elbert Kelley
Club Andrews
Floyd Biddy
Jimmy Andrews
Hippies May Fade As Rebellion Loses Shine
UC psychiatrist Dr. Alfred Auerbach of San Francisco Medical Center links the hippie movement to early emotional insecurity and frantic sexual and drug behavior as youths seek identity. He predicts the term hippie will fade like beatnik, as happiness remains elusive elsewhere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
UPT
University of California
Alfred Auerbach
San Francisco Medical Center
Auerbach
Almanac notes and historical milestones for July 2 1968
Almanac entries mark July 2 with events such as the Continental Congress approving a Declaration resolution in 1776, Garfield's 1881 shooting, Earhart and Noonan reported lost in 1937, and Johnson signing civil rights legislation in 1964. The moon is between phases, Saturn is morning star, Jupiter is evening star.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Continental Congress
Britain
Garfield
Charles Guiteau
Oae D.C
Amelia Earhart
Frederick Noonan
Pacific
Johnson
Pierre Corneille
Catholic University launches program to advance social justice
The Catholic University of America starts a community and campus effort for social justice. A new vice president for public affairs will oversee the program, with Father John P. Whalen stating the aim to channel the university’s major resource into sustained efforts against poverty and unequal opportunity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
UPI
Catholic University of America
John P. Whalen
Father Whelan
Aed
Television in Review and Rabbinical Family
Television in Review surveys the medium’s irony noting kids grow up sophisticated yet watch seriously. It praises Robert Montgomery and lampoons current films while recalling Noel Coward and TV news satire. The Rabbinical Family item profiles Rabbi Julius J. Nodel, a fourth generation rabbi, and mentions Bartholomew Gosnold’s 1602 landing near New Bedford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood
UPI
George Sanders
Dorain Gray
Robert Montgomery
Noel Coward
Art Buchwald
Cbs-Tv
Harold Stassens
Clarence Darrow
Scott Fitzgerald
Virna Lisi
Tolstoi
Dostoievski
Turgenev
ST. Louise
Julius J. Nodel
Congregation Shaare Emith
Hebrew Union College
Cincinnati
Nodel
U.S. Navy
Portland
Ore
Cleveland
Ohio
Public forum on guns and self defense rights
A reader argues firearms are essential for home protection while cars and drugs fail as protection. He cites gun ownership rights, Supreme Court rulings, and historical examples to urge gun registration and defense against intruders, contrasting automobile casualties with firearm fatalities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leslie
Supreme Court
United States
National Safety Council
Locals Biographical Notes Include Dallas Visitor and Hunt Family
The column notes Miss Charlotte Adams of Dallas stayed two weeks with her grandparents Mr and Mrs W C Adams before returning home. It also records visits from Carroll Hunt and family including Tommy Hunt of Fort Worth and Jerry Don Hunt with Jerry Don Jr of Gruver over the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlotte Adams
Dallas
W. C. Adams
Carroll Hunt
Tommy Hunt
Fort Worth
Jerry Don Hunt
Jerry Don Jr
Gruver
United States tightens Britain visa rules
New U S restrictions on immigration from Britain take effect to curb the brain drain. Officials say visa applications to America doubled in the three months before the measure and hundreds of applicants failed to meet last minute requirements, likely delaying their chances until 1971.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
UPI
U.S
Britain
United States
U. S
America
Taj Mahal builders used 20000 workers in 17th century
A historical note recalls that Emperor Shah Jahan employed about 20,000 workers to construct the Taj Mahal during the 17th century. The item also mentions birthday wishes for individuals and a social note about Mrs Tommy Newberry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shan Jahan
Taj Mahal
Gun Use Stirs Debate Across Faith Traditions
Commentators argue that the core issue is human agency rather than weapon design. The claim spans biblical references from Genesis to Revelation as experts weigh responsibility, ethics, and public safety.
Hospital News Admitted And Discharged List
Admitted: Ellen Murdock on Monday Mrs. Coy Street on Monday Mrs. Bob Thomas on Monday. Discharged: Mrs. Chet Reeves on Monday Walter Franks transferred to Turner Nursing Home on Monday Jessie Holly on Monday Mrs Ollie Walraven on Monday Larry Don Daves on Monday Mrs. Doshia Richardson on Monday Margie McClain today Mrs. Vernon Key today Mrs. J W Drake today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellen Murdock
Coy Street
Bob Thomas
Chet Reeves
Walter Franks
Turner Nursing Home
Jessie Holly
Ollie Walraven
Larry Don Daves
Doshia Richardson
Margie McClain
Vernon Key
J. W. Drake
Czechoslovakia’s Ota Sik cites living standards gap
Deputy premier Ota Sik said on television that Czechoslovakia’s economy must improve and cited statistics showing the standard of living far below eight western nations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prague
UPI
Ota Sik
Czechoslovaka
Czoakia
Typhoon Lucy Weakens Near Okinawa
UPI reports Lucy weakened to 23 mph winds and was centered about 92 miles east of Okinawa as the U.S. Weather Center in Guam issued warnings from Tokyo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokyo
UPI
Lucy
U.S
Cener
Guam
Okinawa
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New England
New Bedford Mass
Tizzy
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Dee Dee
Leslie Ellison
Villyard
Commerce St
Belk
Roger Melton
Mrs
Tommy Newberry
Clorine Smith
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Typhoon
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Golden Motel
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HemisFair
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