This Week In Childress Community Calendar
This week in Childress lists events including American Legion Auxiliary and Rebekah Lodge meetings this evening. Tomorrow features Rotary Club lunch at Retirement Club and Preserving Food Program at Gate City Electric, with HDC Council at courthouse and Outreach Center board. Thursday offers Jaycees lunch at Gays Cafe and Better Homes HDC, plus Senior Citizens Club gathering, ending with the wedding of Miss Janice Seal and Sherman Stephens at First Baptist Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion Auxiliary
Veterans Building
Rebekah Lodge
Hall
Rotary Club
Gate City Electric
HDC Council
Courthouse
Jaycees
Janice Seal
Sherman Stephens
Paducah
First Baptist Church
Birthdays and Anniversaries Notices
Happy Birthday tomorrow to Mrs. Sherrill Creamer Otis Stamps Dalton Ray Skinner and Mrs. Nellie Hamilton. Anniversary wishes go to Mr. and Mrs. Herb Johnson and Mr. and Mrs. Oford King. Thursday greetings to Earl Brown Mrs. Odis Coats and Mrs. J. L. Benham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sherrill Creamer
Otis Stamps
Dalton Ray Skinner
Nellie Hamilton
Herb Johnson
Oford King
Earl Brown
Odis Coats
J. L. Benham
Here for Havins Orr Wedding Draws Wide Guest List
Among the out of town guests Friday evening for the wedding of Miss Carolyn Havins and Eddie Orr were Leslie Reese Amarillo Miss Paulette Lancaster Steve Hill Brownfield Miss Cheryl Gilmore Electra C E Bairfield Truett Behrens Clarendon Miss Pattie Ferrante Ft. Stockton and many others from Amarillo Brownfield Clarendon Stamford Oklahoma City Denton Lubbock and Wellington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carolyn Havins
Eddie Orr
Leslie Reese
Amarillo
Paulette Lancaster
Steve Hill
Brownfield
Cheryl Gilmore
Electra
Messrs
Mines
C. E. Bairfield
Truett Behrens
Clarendon
Pattie Ferrante
Ft. Stockton
Mmes
Gary Trolinder
Eugene Horton
Jewell Preston
Garland Caldwell
Beverley Caldwell
Quanah
Marion Frick
Etta McCullough
Stamford
Cliff West
Oklahoma City
Gaylon Clark
Memphis
Kay Nordin
Denton
Almer Downing
Lubbock
Ricky Walkup
Mike
John Walkup
Hollis
Okla
J. W. Orr
Borger
Velma Valentine
Shavertown
Larry Harris
Altus
Loyd Havins
David Havins
Vernon
Carl Havins
Weatherford
Ronda Matney
J. T. Conner
Paducah
Kennard Smith
Frances Smith
Sweeney
James Leach
Jimmy III
Bobby Chaffin
Gregg
Houston
Robert Horne
Shamrock
Jennifer Lane
Monte Vista
Colo
Reece Bowen
Ft. Leonardwood
J. R. Bowen Jr
Joe Montgomery
Frank Anderson
Linda Orr
Beverley Orr
Earl Alexander
R. R. Crawley
Muffet Wagoner
Lisa
J. L. Alexander
Nancy
Lance Alexander
Mike Little
Kent Clark
Teddy Martin
Keith Martin
Estelle French
Dewey Caswell
Linda Williams
Bill McKinney
Gary Brewer
Wellington
Summer Market Tips Boost Fresh Fruit and Veggie Value
Granny Smith apples from New Zealand will be in markets soon as U S apple supplies tighten. Texas A M Extension Service notes higher summer fruit prices with a 20 percent rise in grapefruit and lists economical produce including cabbage carrots celery potatoes corn mustard collards turnip greens radishes and green onions. Meat values show steady fryer chickens strong beef round cuts ground beef duck calf liver and pork shoulder roasts and hams with favorable prices for summer picnics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College Station
Granny Smith
New Zealand
United States
Gendolyne Clyatt
Texas Agricultural Extension Service
Texas A&M _ University
U.S
Texas
Retiring Teachers Honored at Saturday Breakfast
The Retired Teachers group honored Mrs. Gaylon Smith and high school secretary Mrs. Harold Wright at a Saturday breakfast. President H. P. Powers led the meeting, minutes were read by Mrs. Frank Wallin, and officers were elected: Powers president, Mrs. W. S. Hughes vice president, Mrs. Earl Scarbrough secretary treasurer. Claude Arnold spoke on Childress noting its great potential.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gaylon Smith
Harold Wright
H.P. Powers
Frank Wallin
Powers
W.S. Hughes
Earl Scarbrough
Claude Arnold
Childress
Texas
Rowden Jefferies
Allison Steed
Mmes
Madge Culberson
Dora Diggs
Lillie Castleberry
Joe Marchant
Mary Jane Heath
Audrey Vaughn
W.I. Hughes
Frances Long
Lula Mae Carter
Women of UDC Present Confederate Themed Program
After ten hours an interesting UDC program featured Miss Tops Gilreath as Chapter President introducing speakers on Jefferson Davis. Mrs Wood Miss Coffee and Miss Mason discussed the President of the Confederate States of America. A pantomime Women Spies of the Confederate Army was performed by Mmes Teague Baker Voyles and Miss Stiner with several guests in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
UDC
Mmes
Teague
Baker
Jefferson Davis
Confederacy
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Weldon W. Teague
Childress
Maynette Stiner
Linnie Sparkman
Maudie
Edward Pattison
Berlin
Conn
Tea In Plainview Honors Mrs. Blackburn
Plainview Jaycee Ettes held a Sunday tea at City National Bank honoring Mrs. Bill Blackburn, Area Vice President of the Texas Jaycee Ettes. Guests from Plainview and nearby towns attended as Paula Murrell and Dianne Feagan served, and a memento book plus white asters were presented to the honored guest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Blackburn
Texas Jaycee-Ettes
Plainview Jaycee-Ettes
City National Bank
Plainview
Paula Murrell
Dianne Feagan
Blackburn
Teacher Artist Preserves Crafts By Vivian Brown
Mar iette Paine Slayton, a teacher of decorative art, discusses preserving early American crafts. She notes perishable materials need care, outlines costs of brushes and varnish, and offers techniques from her book Early American Decorating Techniques for beginners and refinements in Chippendale roses and reverse glass painting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vivian Brown
UP News
Mariette Paine Slayton
Pennsylvania
England
Boston
Windsor and
Hitchcock
Father’s Day Beef and Mashed Potatoes Dinner Guide
A Father’s Day menu centers on a beef rib roast cooked to rare or medium with a 325 degree roast time. Served with luxurious mashed potatoes and a simple vegetable or salad, the plan includes practical notes on roasting, resting, and doneness. Also contains readers’ letters on table cleanliness and home laundering tips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cecily Brownstone
Associated Press
Pop
Polly's Problem and Pet Peeves From Readers
A reader asks how to store a wool afghan to prevent odor. Others vent about long postal lines with few windows. Tips include using oatmeal boxes for lint, cotton in ears to muffle rock music, and shaving cream finger painting for toddlers. A potato scallop recipe is included.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Polly
Jean
Ramona
Shirley
Sarah
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
Polly's Pointers Polish Remover for Kids
Dear Polly answer suggests Minnie can rub margarine tub prints with a wet soap pad to remove. Another reader asks how to remove old paint from varnished doors without refinishing the doors after removal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Polly
Minnie
Alfred
C. R
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