Miss Fralin and Tom Rogers Wed in Seminole Ceremony
Miss Patricia Fralin and Tom Neil Rogers married in a candlelight ceremony at the First Presbyterian Church of Seminole. The bride is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Bernie Fralin of Lubbock and the groom is the son of Mr and Mrs Paul Rogers of Childress. The couple plans to reside in Seminole after a wedding trip through the Southern States and Washington D C.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Neil Rogers
Seminole
Washington D. C
Rogers
Patricia Fralin
Bernie Fralin
Lubbock
Paul Rogers
Childress
First Presbyterian Church
Burke DD. Kerr
Hal Singleton
O'Donnell
Travis Hammer
Elwanda Simmons
Sabrina
Bill Rogers
Farmington
Cathy Beaird
Midland
Herb Wade
Fort Worth
Charles Rogers
Goom
Ben Fralin
Fellowship
Hal
Charles Woodruff
Charles Ray
J. Lewis McCrummen
Kenneth Burgess
Earth
Joy Beth Parnell
Pampa
Woodruff
Ray
NW Avenue
Marines
University of Texas
Texas Technological College
Pi Beta Phi
Seminole High School
George Huser
Jack Boyette
Carlsbad
A. Bindel
Edward Hegggs
Hobbs, NM
H. A. Rogers
Nell Rogers
O. B. Witcher
THDA Delegates Named for Houston Meeting
Delegates to the THDA state meeting in Houston July 31 to August 2 were elected at a Childress County Home Demonstration Council session. Named were Mrs Tom Goff Tell HD Club Mrs A V Mote Union Flat club and Mrs W M Stiner South Childress club. Also planned a county picnic for August 7 at Fair Park with Lou Jeffers handling the barbecue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
THDA
Houston
Childress County Home Demonstration Council
Tom Goff
Tell HD Club
A V. Mote
Union Flat Club
W. M. Stiner
South Childress Club
Fair Park
County HD
Lou Jeffers
Miss Hicks Elected Head of Athena Sub-Junior Club
Miss Jane Hicks was elected president for the ensuing year at the Athena Sub-Junior Club meeting held at the home of Mrs. O K Smith. Officers include Pegsy Johnson vice president Sonia Gresham secretary Gail White treasurer Frankie Barksdale reporter and press book chair Eugenia Watkins federation counselor Judy Rutledge pianist Lynda Garrison gang leader and program chairs Mrs Sam White and Gail. Social activites committee members named and telephone committee chaired by Eugenia Watkins with Linda Smith Barbara Bartlett Joan Strickland and Diane Philpott assisting. JoAnn Mitchell Donna Lewellen and Rickie Turner on the Junior High telephone committee. Monthly meetings set for first and third Sundays at 2 30 p m. Last year meetings were on the first and third Tuesday nights. Moth er Daughter tea planned for February 1958 with refreshments of soft drinks cheese balls cookies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane Hicks
Athena
O. K. Smith
Pegsy Johnson
Sonia Gresham
Gail White
Frankie Barksdale
Eugenia Watkins
Judy Rutledge
Lynda Garrison
Sam White
Gail
Bert Hargrave
Cindy
Warner Stevens
Lenora
R. EF. Watkins
Eugenia
C. E. Gresham
Sonia
Dick Farha
Celia
Morris Higley
Carol Clem
Linda Smith
Barbara Bartlett
Joan Strickland
Diane Philpott
JoAnn Mitchell
Donna Lewellen
Rickie Turner
Paula Graham
Nancy Nelson
Pat Smith
McKinney Circle Reorganized at First Methodist Church
Members of the McKinney Circle gathered in the church parlor Tuesday afternoon to reorganize with Mrs Doyle McKinney as chairman and Mrs Roy Trigg as co chairman. New appointments named include Mrs John Cates program chairman and Mrs A P Towles Spiritual Life Chairman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McKinney
First Methodist Church
Doyle McKinney
Roy Trigg
John Cates
A. P. Towles
J. M. Crawford
James Leslie, Sr
Willie Mae Welch
Methodist Men’s Fellowship
Mmes. Trigg
S. W. Hunter
Everett King
A. P. Hamilton, Sr
Floyd Mitchell
Crawford
Leslie
S. FE
Temple R. E. Jones
Frank Lightfoot
J. Ross Bell
R. B. Lane
O. N. Hill
Fletcher Carter
Lynch Jones
Public Health Reports 35 Deaths per 10000 Live Births
Public health officials in Peiping announce a rate of 35 deaths per 10000 live births in the past year. A spokesman credits this decline to modern delivery methods and broader health work supported by the New China news agency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peiping
Communist New China News Agency
Social Calendar and Jet Development Facts
The Social Calendar lists Thursday events for the Childress Young Women's HD Club and Friday events for the North Childress HD Club with Mrs Fannie Webster at Ruth Fite GA's First Baptist Church and First Methodist annual youth meeting in Plainview. Britannica notes modern turbo jet development costing 40 to 50 million dollars and taking three to five years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Childress
Fannie Webster
Ruth Fite
First Baptist Church
First Methodist
Plainview
Encyclopedia
Britannica
Bride-Elect Paula Reeves Feted at Carter Home
Paula Reeves bride-elect of Tom Wilkins of Wellington was entertained at a tea hosted by Mrs. T. E. Carter. Guests included Barbara Fleming Wana Broughton Barbara Edmondson and many others with orchid napkins and frosted punch as part of the table setting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paula Reeves
Carter Home
Tom Wilkins
Wellington
T. E. Carter
Barbara Fleming
Wana Broughton
Carter
H. W. Edmondson
Dalby Fleming
C. C. Broughton
Barbara Edmondson
Alix Hargrave
Barbara Farha
Jimme Lightfoot
Claudia Robinson
Sharon Green
Louise Veale
Evelyn Weir
Delores Bohannon
Anita Meyers
Jan Bailey
Ann Leftevich
Jerry Denton
Linda Carter
Mes
James David Collins
Bill Martin
Amarillo
Don Phillips
Wayne Borchardt
Frank Rutledge
Galveston
Charles Smoot
Miss Reeves
A. A. Whitlock
Educational Assistant James Glasscock to Serve This Summer
Wellington's James Glasscock, a June graduate of McMurry College, will serve as Educational Assistant at the local First Methodist Church this summer. He plans to enter Perkins School of Theology in the fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Glasscock
Wellington
First Methodist Church
Glasscock
McMurry College
Perkins School of Theology
Schemansky Captures Bees At Magnolia Metal Co
Anthony Schemansky becomes the most popular man at Magnolia Metal Co after using a wooden box with sugar to lure a swarm of bees away from a new hive on the metal weighing scale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth, N. J
Anthony Schemansky
Magnolia Metal Co
Schemansky
Tin Plate Share in U S Tin Consumption
Tin plate in the United States accounts for about three-fifths of all primary tin consumption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
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Tom Rogers
Miss Fralin
Miss Hicks
Celia Farha
Jesse Cannon
McKinney Circle
Childress, Texas
Judy Bond
Gaile Dugasnea
Saied
Birdseye
Tweedies
Rhythm Steps
Penaljo’s
Chenille
Claussner Hose Sale
Dickies
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