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Newspaper
Childress Index
Location
Childress, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1966
Page
9
Spray the broom tips with shellac from an aerosol can to extend life and keep the broom cleaner. Also note: keep using linens for guests and launder often to prevent yellowing and fading.
Several church activities fill the evening with a family supper at 6 p.m. worship and officer installation at 6:30, commission meetings 7 to 7:30, and the official board from 7:30 to 8. Vacation Bible School runs June 27 to July first for ages 2 to junior high, daily 8:30 to 11 a.m. A Training for Service school is planned September 12 to 15 under leaders Floyd Maclaskey, Wayne Anderson, Ivan Stweart, Ralph Bumpass, and two women from Altus. Participating churches include Quanah, Wellington, Memphis, Kirkland, and Childress.
A lengthy guest list for a Stinnett family reception is provided, naming numerous relatives from Fort Worth to Amarillo and beyond. The document lists attendees by town, including Messrs and Mines, and extends to out of town friends and clerical figures from multiple Texas locales.
The list names Bill McKee Burt Brown P D Grose Dwayne McKee all from Childress Joe Myers from Dallas Bill Greene Jr from Clarendon Darrell Truitt from Amarillo Mrs H R Beck and Edna Smith both of Clarendon and W S Montgomery of Amarillo.
Mrs Dudley Cooper hosted a social and business gathering on Thursday night with Mrs Joe Pope presiding. Mrs Jane Price led prayer, Mrs Bill Gartrell spoke on devotion from Psalms, and Mrs Walter Kingo offered the closing prayer before a group singing. Visitors included Mrs Don Conner who prayed before refreshments for named members and visitors.
Carl Lee and a bridal couple stood on the top as crystal appointments graced the reception for about 200 guests. The bride wore a light blue shantung sheath with blue chantilly lace and a blue pill box. They plan a summer home in Freeport. the groom is employed by Dow Chemical and the couple will attend Texas Tech. Out-of-town guests included Griffin, Lawson, Rouse, and Mullin families from Abilene, Turkey, Silverton, and Memphis.
A fashion note highlights shimmer shades lipsticks and nail polish with built in shine for spring and summer. It recommends a fresh water coral with melon peach orange lemon and lime outfits for day. For evening wear a moonlight pink mauve complements floral prints and violet rose azalea and leafy greens for patio lounging.
Dr. Margart I Liston from Iowa University outlined ABCs of management for families at a Texas A M University home demonstration agent workshop. Key concepts included Attitude Adjustment Application and Allocation among others to improve family function and environment.
A converted pay telephone in New York doubles as a vanity aid with a chromium-plated mirror for quick touch ups while callers use the line. The new surface resists scratches and nicks better than painted models, offering a practical advantage.
The article notes No Fade-out Frosted nail enamels with a pearl essence that remains when applied. It lists colors such as peach orange and lilac and mentions a temporary 10 minute mask claiming to calm irritated skin advice from a cosmetician.
The Childress Index notes its publication schedule of weekday afternoons and Sunday mornings, with second class matter at the Postville office under the 1887 act. It states corrections will be made if a reader calls out reputational reflections about individuals or firms in its columns in Childress and adjoining counties.
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