Sale Merchandise Racks Draw Shoppers In
Local ad invites shoppers to browse sale racks featuring dresses hats skirts and blouse sets with savings appear to be offered across the store.
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Newspaper
Childress Index
Location
Childress, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1961
Page
3
Local ad invites shoppers to browse sale racks featuring dresses hats skirts and blouse sets with savings appear to be offered across the store.
UPI critic Fred Danzig reviews ABCs Adventures in Paradise episode Command at Sea praising production values while noting melodramatic plots and camera ogled scenes. He questions network coverage of Kennedy trip and commends CBS Small World format and upcoming NBC specials. He lists future programs and a debate lineup featuring Sainger Salisbury Adzhubei Kharlamovy.
Mee Lee Medlen son of Harold and Mrs Medlen of No cona received the American Legion God and Country Award for leadership citizenship and scholarship. He also earned a Chamber of Commerce Certificate of Award as one of ten eighth graders. He is grandson of W A Medien of Childress.
J H Bennett reports Britain's audio hobbyists now resemble Americans with larger setups yet still favor bookcase enclosures and limited power. Most Britons use twin 15 watt amplifiers, prefer simple pre amps, and gravitate to built in room speaker arrangements.
In a reader exchange Arthur Lord offers guidance on family care for an 81-year-old mother who enjoys city life versus small-town living. A senior farmer questions government subsidies, with Charles Shuman arguing for voluntary retirement and local civic activity. Arthur invites more questions for future columns.
United Press International reports Dow Jones Industrial Average at 703.27 down 0.16, with the rail index at 144.17 up 0.05 and utilities at 114.10 up 0.23. Overall 65 stocks gain, total volume 2.89 million by 2 p.m.
New York July cotton at 33.43 with a net price and October at 34.24 with a net price. The 1962 futures were unquoted, indicating no standardized settlement values available at noon.
Broadcasts from the BBC influence British listeners who favor magnetic cartridges and automatic frequency control. Most Britons use half track tape recorders though quarter-track machines are rising. Recording speeds of seven and a half inches per second dominate while some experiment with three and three quarter inch material.
A humorous take on gender truth and flattery from Dr. Joseph H. Peck echoes in a satirical column. The piece contrasts honesty with tact, arguing both sexes bend facts to please and stay lively in conversation.
Announcement of the marriage between Linda Baker daughter of Mr and Mrs J W Baker of Childress and Leon Flood son of Mr and Mrs L T Flood of Childress. The ceremony occurred February 3 at the First Methodist Church in Clayton New Mexico with Rev Harvey E Carrell officiating. The couple resides on Arlie Route Childress where Flood farms. both attended Childress schools.
Town residents join in greeting Mrs Carl Bruegal Mrs Ocis Coats and Mrs J L Benham as they celebrate birthdays tomorrow. Earl Brown also sends best wishes.
Partly cloudy with scattered thunderstorms through Wednesday and little temperature change. High Wednesday 90 and low tonight 60 to 63. Local visitors include George Graham Becky from Chilhawee Missouri and Rita Conn a WTS Canyon student.
W T Wheeler reports Koppeyy out as relatives and friends travel. Mr and Mrs Jimmie Maddox in Amarillo for medical care. Masons to meet at 7:30 tonight for Master’s Degree work. Henry King returns from Hot Springs Arkansas and a Louisiana vacation. Frank Douglas seeks medical care in Wichita Falls. Frank Davis home and Fox homes host Mr and Mrs Frank Wodrow of Kansas City Kansas. Mrs F A Davis returns to Ft Worth after visiting Frank Davises and Buckleys.
Social calendar lists a 8 p.m. shower at the home of Mrs. Mary Lou Tippett for Miss Frankie Barksdale on Tuesday. The week also notes meetings of Larkspur Garden Club at 3 p.m. CYW HD Club at 2 p.m. South Childress HDC in Rotary Bowl at 2:30 p.m. and High Point HD Club at 2 p.m. on respective days.
Rough weather summary reports 106 degree heat in Presidio the hottest in the nation. Overnight temps ranged from 57 to 80 across coastal to inland towns. West Texas funnel sightings near Fort Stockton, a lightning strike knocked out Potter County sheriff radio, and a wheat stubble fire near Floydada burned about 30 acres. Early morning showers delivered 1.34 inches in Dallas with heavier rain in Denison and Decatur.
Admitted this week are Mrs. J. C. Butler and David Lane on Monday and Fairy Bourland of Amarillo on Monday.
Former I man Koji Nishida, 23, was accused by police today of stealing money from the mail and placing it into postal savings. John Vaio of Oakland California delivered the valedictory at a Minnesota University commencement exercises with an English translation for guests.
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