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Newspaper
Childress Index
Location
Childress, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1967
Page
3
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The Friendship Club will sponsor a banquet at 9 p.m. on June 7 with tickets at 1.50 each from members. The event will be held at Nell's, with catered plates for those unable to attend. The regular meeting was held Monday night and updates include Mrs. Joe Johnson staying in Childress General Hospital and Mrs. Mozelle Turner returning from Dallas. The Calvin Peoples family from Marline visits Carl Bateman's home this week.
The Friends of the Library in Memphis sponsor a used book sale from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. on Saturday and the following Monday at the Boren Building on the south side of the town square. About 1200 books will be sold to benefit the library.
The social calendar requires Wednesday 9 a.m. cutoff for Sunday issue notices. Deadline for Federated Clubs’ 1967-68 programs is to Mrs. Vern Rucker and dues to Mrs. Obert Stevens.
Television critic Rick Du Brow argues CBS TV's Tad Moses play raises privacy vs public curiosity and condemns electronic eavesdropping and pervasive TV. He laments 24 hour programming dulling private life and elevating sensationalism and public exposure.
A candlelight ceremony at 2 p.m. Saturday in Estelline First Baptist Church united Miss Sherry Lou Angell of Estelline and Tim Morris Timmons of Northfield. Officiated by Rev. Royce Denton, the event featured traditional music, white gladioli arrangements, and a lace trimmed Empire gown with old new tradition. The bride’s parents, attendants, and guests totaling about 125 enjoyed a reception in the church hall. The couple, both Tech students, plan to live in Lubbock after May 30.
Houston appeals to visitors with sports on the Astros and NFL scenes, NASA and Clear Lake boating, the ship channel tour, and historic sites like San Jacinto and the battleship Texas. Cultural venues include the Houston Symphony and Alley Theatre along with cattle ranches, golf, parks, and renowned seafood.
The community sends birthday greetings to Mrs Loretta Boyd Geneva Stewart Florence Howard Mrs E J Rickman Mrs T C Bailiff Katrina Trostle Pat Smith and J C Randel with warm regards for tomorrow.
Federated club presidents must submit 1967-68 programs to Mrs. Vern Rucker and dues to Mrs. Obert Stevens by today. The notice emphasizes timely compliance for club activities and official records.
Cloudy and cooler conditions expected tonight with scattered showers Friday. Temperatures range from 62 to 70 degrees, with a cool, unsettled pattern across the area.
Ben Hardison of Childress is reported to be doing fine after surgery Wednesday morning at St. Anthony's Hospital in Amarillo. He was moved from intensive care and expects about ten days in the hospital. The Boneheads Explorer Scout Post 65 of Childress should arrive for a Padre Island stay today.
The notice lists morning hours from 9 30 to 10 30 Ket neens and evening hours 7 00 to 8 30 with admissions on Wednesday for Mrs Herman King Mrs Linnie Sparkman and John D Cross for the stated day.
Jed Steiger chews 263 packs of gum while playing a gum chewing bullying police chief in In the Heat of the Night a Mirisch Corporation United Artists release starring Sidney Poitier and Steiger.
Classified note promotes SLIMODEX tablets for weight loss with a money back guarantee. No prescription, no dieting required, priced at $3.00. Sold by HARP DRUG STORE at 121 Main St, Mines Orders Filled.
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