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Childress Index

Location

Childress, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 05, 1966

Page

3

Library hits high one day record with 170 checkouts

Peggy McDonald reports a new daily high at the library with 170 books checked out. Texas Reading Club activity grows as children engage with summer reading. Memorials note new titles including The Last Battle and The Sense of Wonder, with donors honoring Mr. and Mrs. Lockhoof, Mr. and Mrs. Denny, and Mr. and Mrs. Carter respectively.

Texas Reading Club Cornelius Ryan Walter Lockhoof Gary Cox Berlin Isachel Carson H. W. Broughton Carl Denny Fletcher Carter William Forbis Dondalg Black Alaska Mississippi Ohio Niagra Massachusetts Tech Centurey James Clavell Hong Kong Tai- Fan

Sam Houston credited with naming the 10 gallon hat

Historians note Sam Houston, president of the Republic of Texas in 1836, coined the term my 10 gallon hat while purchasing his first Texas made hat and wearing it at public events. The remark entered lore as he described the headpiece on several occasions.

Houston Austin, Tex

Locals News Items About People You Know

Clear to partly cloudy through Sunday with a high near 89. Mrs. Jearl Rhodes and family from Tularosa New Mexico visit here with her mother Mrs. Temple and help move to Tularosa. Cindy Bemis, Amarillo graduate, plans West Texas State University enrollment next fall. Several local residents travel, visit relatives, and attend events including golf tournaments and Elks conventions.

High Jearl Rhodes Ronald Carol Richard Deborah Tularosa N. M S Kk. Temple Rhodes Cindy Bemis Amarillo Miles Clapp Childress Palo Duro Cindy West Texas State University Sue Bemis Frank Bemis Fort Worth

Erin Teague Wins First In Acrobatics At Dance School

Erin Teague daughter of Major and Mrs Weldon W Teague won first place in acrobatics at the Emma Ogle School of Dance in St Louis She will receive her trophy and recognition at the school revue June 26 at the American Theater Erin began studying in September 1965 and the playoff was in April She competed against 17 other youths performing 38 tricks the largest first year class tally Erin will also appear in baton jazz ballet can can and tap numbers with the Teague family visiting in Childress this week.

Erin Teague Weldon W. Teague Emma Ogle St. Louis American Theater Erin Teague Childress

Meditation and Prayer by Pearl Robinson

The text presents a devotional meditation on 2 Timothy 3 1 and aims to awaken repentance and moral conduct. It contrasts perilous last days with steadfast faith and prayers for all to be saved and to know the truth. The prayer asks mercy guidance purity and enduring divine presence.

Pearl Robinson

Little Venice of Venezuela Named for Lake Maracaibo Villages

Venezuela nicknamed Little Venice in Spanish as el país de las villas or villages perched on stilts above Lake Maracaibo. The name reflects local communities built over water and their historic stilt homes.

Venezeuala Little Venice Lake Maracaibo

Indexing by Morris Higley on American auto industry

Morris Higley argues Washington politics hamper the U.S auto industry, claiming American cars are the safest and foreign-made cars lack safety glass. He cites two Panhandle wind accidents and urges fair treatment of American industry by politicians.

United States Washington Panhandle

First hammered iron in the United States made in 1754

The Weymouth Iron Works in New Jersey produced the first hammered iron in the United States in 1754.

United States Weymouth Iron Works New Jersey

NBC TV special from London Palladium falls short of real English life

Hollywood critic Vernon Scott says NBCs London Palladium program with Kate Smith resembled a road show Ed Sullivan hour. The show featured Milicent Martin Tom Jones Morecambe and Wise and Bob Monkhouse but lacked the distinct English flavor. He praises Smith yet notes the overall entertainment felt like a familiar American TV package with minimal originality.

Vernon Scott UPT Hollywood UPI England London Palladium Nbc-Tv Londontown Kate Smith Julie Christie Kate Milicent Martin Morecambe and Wise Clark Brothers Tom Jones Bob Monkhouse Bob Hope U.S Blighty New York Miss Smith Palladium South Berkeley Square NBC Sullivan

Crab pods in Bering Sea raise shellfish science questions

In Juneau Alaska the US Bureau of Fisheries notes young king crabs in the Bering Sea form tall piles. One pod reached about four feet high and eight feet in diameter housing about 2,000 juveniles. Dr James E Kirkwood says the clumping may be a protective behavior.

Juneau Alaska UPI Bering Sea Bureau of Commercial Fisheries James E. Kirkwood Auke Bay

Early German settlers introduce rye whisky to America

Early German settlers in Pennsylvania pioneered rye whiskey production in America, introducing a grain-based spirit that shaped colonial distilling practices and contributed to regional liquor traditions.

Pennsylvania America

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