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Newspaper
Childress Index
Location
Childress, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1967
Page
3
Muriel Lawrence explains that many people cannot feel love or gratitude, and parents may repress benevolent emotions just as others repress anger or rage. The piece argues the daughter blaming herself for a mother's inexpressible affection. true cruelty lies in denying and projecting hurt rather than acknowledging love that remains inaccessible.
Weekend guests fill homes across the region as the Weightmans host Othel Werner and relatives from Amarillo and Eldorado. Bennett, Pryor, and Clements households welcome relatives from Childress to Decatur and beyond. hospital visits and family events mark a quiet social period with numerous extended stays and a 50th wedding anniversary observed in Childress.
Owner Bill Hardin, seeking shelter, watched a wind gust lift his roof and drop it in a neighboring yard. In Kress, 19 miles north, a funnel cloud appeared, bounced twice, then vanished. Charles Davis at Plainview Airport reported 60 mph winds toppling the tower, forcing a retreat to a stairwell.
One application of T.4.L stops itch and burning in minutes. In 3 to 5 days infected skin sloughs off to expose more germs for the kill. Then watch healthy skin appear today at A. L. Harp Drug.
Partly cloudy and warm with a chance of thunderstorms tonight and Tuesday. Temperatures range from 70 to 90. Harold Cheathem earned a Bachelor of Science in electrical engineering at Texas Technological College during weekend graduation exercises in Lubbock. The Cheat hams visited other relatives while there. Mrs Van Knight of Gainesville visited with Mr and Mrs Ted Henderson Mike and Judy.
J C Wyatt celebrated his 95th birthday with a pre birthday luncheon at the home of his son A B Wyatt and daughter in law at Carey. Family from Amarillo Tell and Childress attended bringing gifts as a cake decorated with 95 and a tally of five children, sixteen grandchildren, forty three great grandchildren and a new great great grandson born May 31 to J and Mrs Don Taylor of Amarillo.
Arrests slated in district court on charges including looting trespassing and resisting arrest after a clash that left a man with a facial injury from a brick. Democratic lawmakers urge governor Volpe to declare a disaster area and mobilize federal loan procedures. Roxbury merchants suffer millions in damage.
A kitchen recipe note presents He-Man Beef Stew with beef, pasta, tomatoes, carrots and green beans, plus Mustard Glazed Corned Beef. It lists ingredients including beef, elbow macaroni, tomatoes, carrots, beans, and spices, with step by step cooking times and methods for tender meat and warmed vegetables.
A list shows admissions on Friday for O V Ewing Steve Wells C P Drake Mrs W B Conway Edith Blacksher and others. Admissions on Saturday include Mrs Charles Daves Edith Blacksher Carlton Guillory Larry Patterson Betty Jones Jack Bohannon Don Strickland Ronna Mooney. Dismissals occur Friday for Gene Chapman Mary Lynn Reavis and Mrs L L Baker. Saturday for Don Strickland and others. Monday lists Ronna Mooney as admitted or noted.
Tomorrow residents honor Mrs Sherrill Creamer Otis Stamps Dalton Ray Skinner with a joyful birthday message and well wishes from friends and family in the community.
Social deadline for calendar items is Wednesday at 9 a.m. for Sunday issue and 11 a.m. Saturday. The week lists events by day across churches clubs and associations with times from Monday through Saturday including dinners suppers luncheons and installations at locations such as city hall First Baptist Veterans Building and courthouses.
The UPI report notes the day’s high reaching 101 degrees at Buckeye Arizona, with notably low readings of 36 at Cut Bank Montana and other towns including Oregon and Sandberg California, as the nation sweltered under heat.
Television in Review notes the Emmy Awards on ABC-TV felt like a rerun with many minor prizes and few major triumphs. It criticizes the omission of major national educational television awards and the Carnegie Commission Ford Foundation reports, while praising some wins for The Andy Griffith Show and The Wild Wild West. The piece commends the Disney tribute and Lucille Ball’s warm acceptance speech amid a generally dated ceremony.
Aviation Electronics Technician Third Class Patrick H. Caradine USN son of Mr and Mrs Robert B Caradine Route 1 Childress is serving with Navy Reconnaissance Attack Squadron One aboard the attack aircraft carrier USS Independence The Tigers won the 1965-66 Battle Readiness E for the Atlantic Fleet He and his wife Judy live in Sanford Florida
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