West Texas visitors join Pecos locals in Pecos visit
Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Preston Jr. and daughter Betsy of Pecos are visiting here with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Tom Jarrell, and his parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Preston. The forecast calls for partly cloudy warm weather with scattered thundershowers this afternoon tonight and Saturday.
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West Texas
J. M. Preston, Jr
Betsy
Pecos
Tom Jarrell
J. M. Preston
J. W. Carson
Dumas
G. D. Werner
A. B. Clements
R. C. Clements
Richard West
Wilburn Patten
Sayre
Okla
C. T. Thomas
H. L. Caswell
Wichita Falls
Kirkland Baptist Church
Raymond Biggerstaff
Ken Tyler
Kathye
Judy
Sandy Wilson
Abilene
Kirkland
Charlie Casstevens
Iola
L. H. Holliman
Trinidad
Colo
W. B. Wallis
Quanah
News Items About People You Know
Accompanying them is Judy Jarrell of Pecos visiting grandparents the Tom Jarrells. Mrs. Morris Higley and daughter Carol Clem return from Amarillo after visiting her mother Bebe Amacker. The Jarrell and Philpott relatives visit. Richard E. Garrett to wed Elizabeth Shoults in a Dallas ceremony.
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Judy Jarrell
Pecos
Tom Jarrells
Morris Higley
Carol Clem
Amarillo
Bebe Amacker
W. W. Philpott
Charles Church
Mike
Roy
Temple City
Calif
Edd Gibsons
W. L. Tucker
Tyler
Gibson
Herbert Greer
Susan
Guy
Bill Ford
Greer
Ford
Richard E. Garrett
Dallas
Elizabeth Shoults
Don Gerrett
Nub Leverett
George Barry
Carl Leverett
Homer Paine
HD Council Sheds Light on County 4-H Plans
Childress County Home Demonstration Council met in Mrs. Lou Jeffer's courtroom office on a Wednesday afternoon. E F Adams chaired. devotion by W E Andrews referenced Mark 9 23. Rita Conn sang. P B Snider resigned as adult 4-H leader. Seven clubs were represented with five presidents six delegates and two visitors. Members were asked to bring nominations for delegates to the state meeting for the July 5 council session.
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Childress County Home Demonstration Council
Lou Jeffer
E. F. Adams
W. E. Andrews
Rita Conn
P. B. Snider
Betty Liles Feted On 18th Birthday
Betty Jo Liles was entertained with a surprise party at the Sim Vaughn home for her 18th birthday on a Wednesday night. The residence was attractively decor ated with glad arrangements. Refreshments included ice cream and cake as guests enjoyed slides from the Junior Senior Banquet and senior play. Attending were Barbara Fields Babe Baker Jo Stone Janice Preston Carolyn Vaughn Tom Higley Everett Groseclose Thomas Tippett and the honoree.
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Betty Jo Liles
Sim Vaughn
Barbara Fields
Babe Baker
Jo Stone
Janice Preston
Carolyn Vaughn
Tom Higley
Everett Groseclose
Thomas Tippett
Vacation Bible School at Church of Christ
Vacation Bible School at the Church of Christ runs one week starting Monday from 9 to 10 30 each morning. Teachers include Mrs Roy Crawford and Mrs S H Wrinkle for preschool ages 1 3 and others for each grade from preschool through high school with a nursery provided.
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Church of Christ
Roy Crawford
S. H. Wrinkle
Don Bearden
Cecil Park
Charles Jones
Ochis Smotherman
G. A. Walker
Bill Sarratt
James Mitchell
Louis Meinzer
Paul Shoults
L. B. Holman
L. W. Me Clendon
George Tipps
Harrell Collard
Ned Garrison
Arthur Ellis
E. A. Sanders
Kirkland Baptist WMU Session Led by Mrs Cartlidge
The Kirkland Baptist Church hosted a Women’s Missionary Union session Tuesday afternoon titled Thy Word A Lamp A Light led by Mrs. M. G. Cartlidge. Opening prayer was by Mrs. W. O. Nippert with benediction by Mrs. Dee Pickrel. attendees included Mrs.ral Cook L. V. Royal Roy Colyer Grover Sides U. S. Lucky.
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Kirkland
M. G. Cartlidge
Women's Missionary Union
Kirkland Baptist Church
W. O. Nippert
Dee Pickrel
Mmes Ral Cook
L. V. Royal
Roy Colyer
Grover Sides
U. S. Lucky
Birthday wishes for local residents posted
Today to Wilson Cole, Mrs. Lola Hafner, Gary Van Lumpkin and tomorrow to Mrs. L H Blankenship, Mrs. Earl McMinn, A D Toon Jr, Dale Driver, Mrs. Eugene Statham.
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Wilson Cole
Lola Hafner
Gary van Lumpkin
L. H. Blankenship
Earl McMinn
A. D. Toon, Jr
Dale Driver
Eugene Statham
President Ike undergoes dextrose treatment at Walter Reed
Doctors report President Eisenhower remains in good condition with stable blood pressure and no fever after a dex trose injection. He traveled to Walter Reed Army Hospital in an Army ambulance with Mrs. Eisenhower and John following in a limousine. Hagerty expects uncertain length of stay as doctors monitor his ailment in the ilium area between the jejumum and ileum.
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Hagerty
Eisenhower
John
Walter Reed
Brady in State Pen After 1953 Station Wagon Bombing
Brady is jailed for his role in veterans land scandals. A bomb wired to the ignition of McCollum’s 1953 station wagon exploded as he started the car, blowing the dashboard, shattering windows, and injuring his legs. Firefighters freed him. he remained conscious during ten minutes of rescue. The blast was heard across downtown Brady.
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State Penitentiary
Veterans Land
McCollum
Brady
Anti Communist Accusations Surge in Georgia Rally
Riots were reported in the Georgi re public last March as Nikita S. Khrushchev opened his campaign to downgrade Stalin. New disturbances followed on May 26, Georgia 37th anniversary of independence in 1919. Protests stickered official buildings and plants.
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Aries
Lvov
Berdichev
Kiev
Georgi Republic
Communist Party
Nikita S. Khruschev
Stalin
Georgia
Presbyterian Church Event Postponed to Summer
The Presbyterian Church event scheduled for next Monday is postponed until later in the summer. Dr. Wilson Cole will be out of town on army duty for two weeks and a new date for the school will be announced later.
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The
Presbyterian Church
Wilson Cole
Committees Named for Childress Jaycees Year
Larry Lawrence announces 14 standing committees for the Childress Jaycee Club with chairmen listed. Each panel covers areas from Americanism to Social Affairs, plus special year projects handled by ad hoc groups. The president oversees club publications. an Awards committee will include past presidents and current officers and directors.
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Childress Jaycee Club
Larry Lawrence
Lawrence
John Forbis
Glen Buckley
Billy Jo Atkinson
Sonny Ehrle
Andy Rogers
Quincy Smartt
Bill Adams
Joe Howard
Tanell Dakil
J. J. Westernburg
Bob Butler
Rayford Holtman
W. E. Stephens
James Ragsdale
Truman Kidwell
Wilbur Williams
J. Frank Inman
Wayne Borchardt
Homer Compton
Fred Cordell
Duke Holland
Ray Cummins
Charles Rogers
Frank Clark
J. W. Crow
Joe Hardison
Cecil Stokes
O. C. Hammit
Eldon Holley
Warren Hardin
J. B. Holland
Russell Jones
Weldon Gentry
Joe B. Mills
Bob Wadsworth
Albert Bird
W. E. Helms
Tommy Shelton
Cecil Park
Bob Jones
Jim Welch
Richard Briley
Bud Coats
Buddy Cordell
Hope Bratcher
Gordon Graviey
Gordon Vaughn
Morris Sullivan
Ross Smith
Walter Lockhoof
Delbert Wassen
Raymond Crenshaw
Thurman Gloar
Henry Thomson
Archie Pearce
al Allison
L. V. Bruce
Hubert Dishman
Bill Sager
Jewett Scarbrough
Bill Cogill
Charles Reynolds
Richard Bird
Gordon Gravley
C. B. Gloar
George Saied
Dick Mitchell
Jim Wilson
Rowden Cordell
Lyman Davenport
Jerry Gay
Troy Collins
Bill Rothwell
Warren Pryor
Air Force Leaders Foresee Unified Service And Reforms
In a speech not released publicly, Air Force Gen Twining argues for greater security at lower cost. Air Force vice chief Gen Thomas D. White echoed the theme in San Francisco, predicting future reorganization and a single uniform amid overlapping service missions.
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Ican
Twining
Thomas D., White
Air Force
San Francisco
White
Senate panel probes Polish official defection
The Senate internal security subcommittee summoned Seweryn Bailar identified as a former top Polish Communist official. Subcommittee Chairman James Eastland said Bailar defected to the West in January. The Senate Armed Services Committee approved Norton as assistant secretary with a provision requiring him to divest stock in aviation and oil firms doing business with the Navy.
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States
Russia
Senate
Internal Security
Seweryn Bailer
Subcommittee
James O. Eastland
Baaler
Norton
Senate Armed Services Committee
Garrison Norton
Navy
Daniel backs tough narcotics law and Texas water plan
Daniel, chair of the Senate narcotics committee, argues for the nation’s toughest narcotics law and urges a long range Texas water and soil conservation program funded with state money. He says federal help is needed but a Texas program can greatly improve the water situation.
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Texas
Daniel
Niagara Falls Power Plant Hit by Cliff Collapse
One person killed as a cliff at the Rainbow Bridge area on the Canadian side of the falls collapsed opposite the power plant. Two more rock slides occurred within minutes. Niagara Mohawk Power Corp. operated the largest plant among 80 stations in New York State. Six generators with over 250000 kilowatts capacity were wrecked, cutting all power to Niagara Falls city. Power was partially restored later. the spokesperson estimated damage in the millions.
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Rainbow Bridge
Niagara Mohawk Power Corp
New York State
Niagara Falls
Niagara Mohawk Corp
Eight Golfers Still In Race For State Title
Eight golfers aged 17 to 44 remain after two rounds of match play in the 50th Texas state amateur golf tournament in Dallas. Notables include Watts a 1931-32 SWC champion, Eschenbrenner a Fort Worth schoolboy, and defending champion Spec Goldman’s son David Goldman Jr. Names include Jim Hiskey Herb Durham A J Trigg Ken Edwards, with wins and close matches across the upper and lower brackets and several matches extending to extra holes.
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Dallas
O'Hara Watts
Bill Eschenbrenner
Watts
Southern Methodist
David Goldman Jr
Spec Goldman
Eschenbrenner
Fort Worth
John Paul Cain
Texas Tech
Sweetwater
Jim Hiskey
Houston
Herb Durham
Goldman
A. J. Trigg
Tyler
North Texas
Ken Edwards
Jimmy Powell
North Texas State
David Boies
Brownwood
Jack Little Jr
Corpus Christi
Milk Baaker
Sherman
Hickey
David Bruton
Johnny Garrett
Rice
Durham
John Olver
Diaper service at Busch Stadium draws moms to games
ST LOUIS Cardinals offer diaper service with basinet for mothers watching games at Busch Stadium. In Minneapolis, George Mikan seeks the Republican nomination for the third district seat while Roy W Weir holds the Democratic incumbency. Cedar Rapids notes Terre Haute’s pursuit of a Three I League franchise, with Hal Totten signaling readiness to grant the first compliant city.
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ST. Louis
Bill Veeck
Browns
St. Louis Cardinals
Busch Stadium
Cager
Minneapolis
George Mikan
Minneapolis Lakers
National Basketball Assn
Roy W. Weir
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Terre Haute
Hal Totten
Weather notes from the state as heat peaks reach 110
Statewide forecast calls for continued fair weather through Saturday with no major temperature changes. Presidio led the nation with 110 degrees on Thursday, while Wink and Salt Flat reached 102 and Del Rio 100. Overnight lows ranged from 51 to 78 at Corpus Christi.
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Valley
Presidio
Wink
Salt Flat
del Rio
Corpus Christi
American Menu In Detroit Delights With Cherry Pie Recipe
Mrs Edna Hitchcock shares a luscious black cherry glace pie using black cherry gelatin cinnamon sugar hot water and cherry juice with chopped nuts and whipped cream. A Rochester Vermont reader asks for a two crust rhubarb pie and tomorrow's dinner includes ham steak creamed potatoes mixed corn lime beans and cherry nut pie.
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Detroit
Edna Hitchcock
Brian
Diane
Rochester
Vermont
Social News Roundup From Kirkland and Nearby Towns
Visitors and relatives travel through Kirkland and nearby towns, including George Massenger from Bellview and the Weightmans in Amarillo. Several families visit relatives in Lubbock, Wichita Falls, Tyler, Paducah, and Quanah while sending students to summer programs and attending funerals.
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George Massenger
Bellview
Kirkland
Greer Weightman
Sandra
Othel Werner
Amarillo
Elise Weightman
Werners
Albert Cochran
Wichita Falls
Arlie Keys
Austin Bowes
M. G. Cartlidge
Sue
Childress
Cartlidge
Ova Cartlidge
Tyler
Mary Ann
Lubbock
Byrd Lynch
Fort Worth
Earl Cook
Tommie West
Irving
Joe
Jimmy
Jerry McClain
Grover Sides
Charlie McNeil
Joy
Ray
Paducah
Pete Clements
Ronnie
Funds Earmarked For McKinney Hospital
Senate approved a bill including 3.5 million dollars for rehabilitation and operation of the Veterans Administration hospital at McKinney Texas by voice vote. The measure totals over 5.9 billion dollars and moves to a Senate House conference committee to reconcile House and Senate versions. It also funds 17 independent agencies and the White House.
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Washington
Veterans Administration
McKinney
Tex
Senate
House
White House
Fort Worth Market Report Mixed Livestock and Poultry Prices
Markets Fort Worth shows mixed moves with poultry firming ilbs and roosters while eggs hold at mid twenties. Cattle mostly steady near previous contracts with slaughter steers about 20.50 and cows 7.50 to 11.50. calves at 10. hogs steady with butchers 16.85 to 17. sows around 13. sheep steady with lambs 16 to 18 and yearlings 12.50 to 13.
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Fort Worth
Temperatures Reach 98 Degrees In Afternoon Heat
The record shows a high of 98 degrees at 3:30 and 4:30 p m Thursday and a low of 71 degrees at 5:30 and 6:30 a m Friday. Temperatures are listed in hourly intervals from 12:30 p m Thursday to 11:30 a m Friday.
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Veer Puff Shop
HD Council
Betty Liles
Church of Christ Bible School
Set
Kirkland Baptist Wmu
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Ind
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Radio Amateur Emergency Service
Federal Civil Defense Vil ‘Agou
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Royal Chelsea
Royal Hospital
Chelsea
England
Trigg
Henry Richards
Jacksboro
Billy Martindale
Troup
Young Goldman
Terry Morrow
Nacogdoches
Bobby Goetz
Oklahoma A&m
Arlington
Edwards
Mike York
Waxabhie
Fred Mills
Cain
Tyrrell Garth
Beaumont
J. R. Ferguson
Gaynor Maddox
Food and Markets
Kirkland News
Hargrave Laundry & Dry Cleaning
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McKinney Hospital
A. M
Thomas Brown
Jack Smith
Jane Custer
W. T. Smith
William Caudle
Baby
J. A. Borum, Jr
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Holton’s Gro
Frank's Grocery
Rushing’s
United Super
Gage Food
Little Cash Grocery
Cramier’s Food
Lucky’s Grocery Hardin Gro
Reeves
G. A. Jones Food
Coltins Grocery
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