This Week on Childress Schedule Highlights
A compact social page lists events across the week in Childress. Highlights include Young Homemakers gathering Thursday at 7:30 pm, Women’s City Bowling Association banquet at Fair Park Auditorium, Friday shower for Barbara Trent, Saturday activities including Cadette Troop 110 cook-out at Rotary Bowl and Elks Lodge 1113 family barbecue, an informal shower for Jo Ann Mitchell at First Methodist, Miss Childress Pageant in junior high, and a 50th anniversary reception for Mr and Mrs Jack Wheeler at 404 Ave K Southwest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's City Bowling Association
Fair Park Auditorium
Barbara Trent
Elks Lodge
Jo Ann Mitchell
Methodist
Chaperone Survival Gear on Field Trips Highlight UPI Tale
A Patricia McCormack report humorously notes chaperones on school field trips need sneakers a whistle and clothes line to keep groups together. It describes aging legs versus energetic youths as 10 children per chaperone, recounting a U.N. outing with misdirections smog jokes and kids testing teachers and guides during a visit to Grand Central and the U.N. courtyard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patricia McCormack
New York
UPI
United Nations
Grand Central
U.N
Pan Am
Biltmore Hotel
Unicef
Social notes recount visits and gatherings across families
The column lists numerous family visits and social engagements in Adams Ranch Paducah Wichita Falls and surrounding towns. It notes travels to Amarillo Seymour Tucumcari and Lubbock with relatives from Bumpus Riddell Tobias Horton Carrick and other families. The items include weddings receptions and hospital returnees as well as trips to universities and family homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. A. Riddell
Richard Bumpus
Adams Ranch
Patsy
Ray Bumpus
James G. Riddell
J. C. Riddell
Amarillo
Melville Far
Birthdays and Anniversary for Local Residents
Birthdays note Sherri Dalton Kay Skinner Creamer Otis Stathips celebrate tomorrow. Also wish a happy anniversary to Mr and Mrs Herb Johnsen in this local notices column.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Sherri
Creamer
Otis Stathips
Dalton Kay Skinner
Mrs
Herb Johnsen
Hospital Admits and Dismissals Listed by Day
Admitted include Kenneth Artis Wednesday and Gerald Hudson Wednesday with Mrs J G Gilley and L P Gillem also Wednesday. Also admitted are Danny Nations DD B Brandon Stephen Wilson Wednesday and Mrs. Stephen Wilson today. Dismissed include Mrs T B Pryor Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth Artis
P. McMinn
Gerald Hudson
J. G. Gilley
L. P. Gillem
Danny Nations
DD. B. Brandon
Stephen Wilson
T. B. Pryor
Carpets With Stainless Steels Reduce Static Charge
A new technique threads stainless steel fibers through carpet yarn making static electricity nearly disappear. The result lowers dust attraction, easing vacuuming and shampooing while protecting face fibers from abrasion.
Particles that become meteors travel fast speeds
Meteoroid particles accelerate as they enter Earth's atmosphere, travelling from 10 to 40 miles per second before glowing as meteors. This range explains the rapid brightness and brief visibility observed during meteor displays.
Womans View on suffrage 50 years later
A column reflecting on the 50th anniversary of the 19th Amendment and women’s progress. Quotes from Sen. Margaret Chase Smith and Betty Friedan outline gains and ongoing gaps, with views from Elsie Hill and NOW leaders. Mentions historical context and evolving roles for women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gay Pauley
Up! Women’s Editor
New York
UPI
United States
Senate
Betty Frieden
Woman
Sen
Margaret Chase Smith
Maine
Mrs. Smith
Armed Services and
Aeronautical and Space Sciences
Betty Friedan
Feminine Mystique
National Organization For Women Now
Silken Curtain
Miss Friedan
NOW
Farewell Party for Marilyn Robbins
Miss Marilyn Robbins was honored at a farewell party hosted by her Childress High School volleyball teammates at the home of Carolyn Havins. Marilyn, with her mother Mrs. Clarence Robbins, plans to enroll at the University of Texas at Arlington next fall. Teammates presented a blouse and shorts set as gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auther C. Judd
Linda Dianne
Korman
Timothy Crone
M. L. Crone
Childress
Childress Church of Christ
Eldon A. Sanders
Kirkland Church of Christ
Marilyn Robbins
Carolyn Havins
Clarence Robbins
Fort Worth
Marilyn
University of Texas At Arlington
Karen Bellah
Janet West
Deanna Allison
Debbie Wilhite
Cheri Britain
Carol Richardson
Kimmy Morton
Becky Srader
Linda Carmack
Shariynn Nichols
Sharon McKeever
Claudia Park
Julia Browning
Melissa Lindsay
Mary Ann Felton
Laura Lewellen
Gayla Hutton
Carolyn
Mitchells announce birth of daughter Margo Marie
Mr and Mrs Charles Mitchell of Lubbock announce the birth of daughter Margo Marie at 10 40 a m June 4 in a Lubbock hospital The infant weighed nine pounds one ounce at birth Grandparents are Mr and Mrs Frank Mitchell and Mr and Mrs Z J Harmon all of Childress The new mother is the former Pat Harmon of her e
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Mitchell
Lubbock
Margo Marie
Frank Mitchell
Z. J. Harmon
Childress
Pat Harmon
Astonishing Recall Miss Hill Recalls Suffrage Struggle
The interview reveals Miss Hill recounting an arrest in Washington with five arrests in one afternoon. The piece links suffrage to the anti slavery roots, noting the era when civil rights fought across gender and color. Elizabeth Cady Stanton cited as a pioneer in both movements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Hill
Hether
Washington
United States
Elizabeth Cady Stanton
Calvary Epatis... Women’s Missionary Society Meets
Mrs. C G White presented the Royal Service program on Churches Ministering in a Community at the Calvary Episcopal church Tuesday afternoon. A brief business period was led by president Mrs. W B Gartreil with financial report by Mrs. A M Stamps. Others present included Mrs. Tate, Claude Hodson, L D Pirtle, W M Pond and Mayland Foard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calvary Epatist Wms
C. G. White
Women's Missionary Society
W. 8. Gartreil
A M. Stamps
Mmes. J. ©. Tate
Claude ‘Odson
L. D. Pirtle
W. M. Pond
Mayland Foard
Methodist
WSCS
Women's Society of Christian Service
W. E. Andrews
A. J. Johnson Sr
Tom Roberson
Lwa Mae Carter
School of Christian Missions
Abilene
Virgil Brewer
T. C. Bailiff
Fred Sherwood
Sherwood
J. E. Shewbert
Carter
W. Carlson
Reeves
Christian Social Relations
Roberson
Clyde Sherwood
A F. Verner
A. V
Pete Goffar
M. L. Weir
John Henley
Ben Hardigan
Allen Murray
Leon Henley
Television in Review Highlights TV stars turning movie bets
Hollywood writer notes which TV figures like Clint Wood and Rowan and Martin move from small screen to film. It praises Susan Saint James and Bonanza's Natural Den, while doubting others such as Carol Burnett and Robert Morse for movie stardom. Beth F. Ell, from Gentle Ben, is cited as a future film prospect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rick DU Brow
Hollywood
UPI
Clint F. Wood
Peru
Rowan
Martin
Susan Saint James
den Blocker
Carol Burnett
Robert Morse
Beth FP
Ben
Dennis Weaver
Hair styling tips for feathered brows and hidden ponytail
A vintage hairstyling guide explains using a mini brush for feathery brows and a trick to hide a rubber band in ponytails. It suggests braiding a side hair section, spraying stiff, rolling, and winding the braid around the base for fullness and a smooth finish.
Local Forecast and Visits Highlight Small-Town News
Fair weather with a low in the sixties and a Friday high near 90. Local wanderers include Mr and Mrs Bill Heckathorn enjoying Lake Kickapoo near Wichita Falls. Wellington residents Mr and Mrs W A Morrow visit. Amarillo guests Mr and Mrs Willie Moates visit their daughter in Northwest Texas Hospital where she recovers from a year old accident. Tulsa couple Mr and Mrs Bill Beasley stop by. Dallas visitors stay with Mrs H E Lewis and relatives. Lefors family Harley Lewis and children join Mrs Lewis at Norman Thomas home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas
Lowell Powell
T. E
Bob Tobias
Edgar Tobias
C. M. Horton
T. A. Riddell
Brenda Tobias
Alice Lesley
Qluanah
Diane Monson
Wichita Falls
Midwestern University
Maurice Monson
Reid
D. R. Mondsons
John Wright
Friona
James Terry
Terrys
Flordada
Joe Wilson
Charles Neskorik
Seymour
Jeffery Fox
Paducah
Dudley Chewnings
Louise Anderson
Tracy Tvanx
L. D. Portwood
Leslie Dobbins
Abilene
Joe Cooks
Jerry Barlow
Lockney
Lezelea McClendon
Leslie Carrick
Bill Heckathorn
Lake Kickapoo
H. E. Lewis
Paul Carter
Lewis
Norman Thomas Home
Harley Lewis
Kevin, Keith and
Kyle
Lefors
Miss Barbara Haggard Attends 4-H Leadership Camp
Home demonstration agent Miss Barbara Haggard attended the 4-H Club Leadership Camp at Brownwood where she served as co chair of the recreation committee. She was visiting in Lubbock with Mr and Mrs Charles Mitchell and their baby daughter, joined by Mr and Mrs Frank Mitchell and Mr and Mrs Z J Harmon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbara Haggard
Brownwood
Lubbock
Charles Mitchell
Frank Mitchell
Z. J. Harmon
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Liberty Belle
Rodeo
Camel Beck
Heleh
Jack Wheeler
404 Ave. K
Southwest
Tom Goff
J. D. Cox
Mike Cox
Bob Nabers
Kent
Tulsi
Oklo
Bobbie Garizon
Guy Callaway
Ropesville
John Duke
Sherman
Tom Gott
Kenneth Brooks
Lesa Dee
Dumas
James Goff
Lotella Voyles
Pat Martinez
Randi
Ann Wood
Bee Shackelford
Shamrock
Pearl Shackelford
Morris Childers
Muleshoe
Frankie Childers
Truman Mabry
Duane Verschelde
Hereford
Tristan Mabry
Quanah
Eddie Jack Mabry
Russell Mabry
Verscheldes
Kimberly
Teddy Mabry
H. J. Henderson
Lee Diggs
O. T. Glover
Janice
Albuquerque
N.M
Oscar Glover
Oscar
Gene Gambols
LaRue Ga
CEE Ven News
Jimmy Hutchison
Pasadena
Jamie Gambols
Larry Gambol
Hargrave
Ave. G
Linda Tiene Judd
Womans
Mom
Elsie Hill
South Norwalk
Conn
Glenn Buckley
Sam West
Mesdames Bruce Parr
Jimmy Turner
J. A. Starkey
James Bartlett
Laura Doing
H. A. Rogers
Bertha Nave
W. D. Felton
Ruby Douglas
Marie King
Suzanne Preston
Karl Vanbibber
Lavon
Mayo
Boss Mayo
S. E. Mayo
Gladys Sears
John Wesley Sears
Swearingen
W. T. Grogan
Toft
Route 3
Woman's Department Club
Arizona
New Mexico
Anl
Texas
Ray Toft
Todd
Philathea
First United Methodist Church
Mmes
Ben Hardison
R. H. Pieratt
W. M. Watson
Bertram Knight
Mary Pittman
E. R. Reeves
A. J. Johnson, Sr
Mmes. Irby Martindale
7. C. Bailiff
Television In Review
Bill Beasley
Tulsa
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