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A local shop spotlights costumes and accessories in black and red designs. Bright patent finishes and shiny fabrics entice shoppers seeking bold, dramatic outfits for events and parties.
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Newspaper
Childress Index
Location
Childress, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1963
Page
3
A local shop spotlights costumes and accessories in black and red designs. Bright patent finishes and shiny fabrics entice shoppers seeking bold, dramatic outfits for events and parties.
UPI reports on Norman Mailer and Algren appearing on a Calendar discussion show, limited time restricting depth. The piece critiques the format and argues writers deserve space to present ideas, noting a later BBC contract for Sammy Davis Jr with six more programs and potential collaborations with Sinatra and Martin.
A shop showcases an exclusive model smock in the window described as dark cottons with striped and check patterns in gold yellow pink. The piece emphasizes easy care, washability, and cool comfort.
Locals forecast calls for clear to partly cloudy skies through Wednesday with a slight chance of afternoon thundershowers and highs around 85. Community items include Gordon's Furniture open until 9 PM and local visits and events such as Pat Henry performing with the Student Dixie Land Band at Lake Pauline and a Canyon wedding for Harry Buster.
Lt. and Mrs. Earl Allen Jr. and their son visited his parents at Fairchild AFB Washington. Mrs. George D. Tipps plans Fort Worth visit after ear surgery in Dallas. Aretas V. King listed as patient at Northwest Texas Hospital Amarillo. Billy Bob Johnson returns from Portland for summer with his parents. Mary Hammons spent weekend with Sim Vaughn’s family. Carl Brugel and family stayed with Odis Garrison’s family in Dimmitt. Louise Bowers returned from Lubbock for Carolyn Keyton Young’s degree ceremony.
Miss Camilla Ruth Simmons of Midland, bride elect of Ray Kelley of High Point, enjoyed a pre nuptial courtesy Saturday evening in the parlors of First Baptist Church in Childress. Yellow and white colors appeared at the refreshment table, gifts featured potteryware place settings, and a hostesses list included Mrs Gene Dill and many others. The couple will exchange vows at 7 30 p m June 15 in Midland First Baptist Church.
A family gathering was held at the home of Mrs. Horace C. Wilcox over the weekend. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Wilcox Sr. and others from Winnsboro Amarillo Dallas Marfa and Childress.
The program drew the highest audience figures the BBC has ever recorded, marking a new peak in viewer engagement for the broadcaster. The surge reflects strong reception across key demographics and widespread media attention.
Mrs. Bill Bethany and family from Vernon with Juanita Bethany visited Bill Bethany after funeral services in Matador for Maggie Courtney. Allan Thomas and Besse Thomas from Cee Wee met with local families in Canyon and Childress areas. Pete Timmons visited his ill brother Lawrence in Temple. Timmons family from Estelline visited Newell Timmons.
The almanac notes the 155th day of 1963 with 210 days to follow and a near full moon. Historical items include White House finishing touches in 1800, Ford's first car test run in 1896, Midway Battle turning in 1942, and Rome occupation by U S and Britain in 1944. A De Quincey thought closes the day.
Social events listed for WMU First Baptist First Methodist and other groups across the week. In Puerto Rico Charlie Sifford of Los Angeles becomes the first Black golfer to win a 72 hole PGA sanctioned event by winning the Puerto Rican Open on March 3.
Fort Worth reports the Tarant County Bar Association voted against amending its bylaws to allow Negro attorneys to join as members in what appears to be a segregated policy during the Monday meeting.
Patsy Ruth Tucker 37 released on bond after being accused of shooting Norris G Tucker 37 in the back of the neck while he read a newspaper in an easy chair. Bond set at $10 000.
The 24 hour period from 12 noon Monday to 12 noon Tuesday recorded a high of 86 degrees at 4 PM and a low of 61 degrees at 3 PM.
The U S Weather Bureau reported the nation’s lowest temperature excluding noncontiguous states as 32 at Ely Monday. In contrast Presidio posted a high of 103. Also noted is Manhattan basketball coach Kenny Norte holding a commander rank in the United States Naval Reserve.
Mrs Oliver McKee receives warm birthday wishes tomorrow from family and friends noting the milestone with affection and gratitude for her years of warmth and kindness.
The Childress Index publishes at 226 Main Street Childress Texas with Tom C Higley as publisher and E J Huddleston as assistant publisher and Glen Stiner as general manager It is a second class matter post 1887 act and notes anniversary while promising corrections for any erroneous reflections.
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