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Newspaper
Childress Index
Location
Childress, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1966
Page
3
Mrs Lorna Hart welcomed the Childress Chapter United Daughters of the Confederacy at a Saturday luncheon. The program featured life of Jefferson Davis by Mrs AE Stephens Mrs Kathryn Stephens and Mr Hart. Tops Gilreath reviewed First Lady of the South by Ross. Music and brief business followed with several members attending.
Edward A. Viner & Co. says the market is in an excellent position to form a base for a summer rally with the Dow Jones industrial average seen anchored around 860. Tessel, Paturick & Ostran notes oversold conditions seasonal strength and stability favor bulls for selective buying on dips. Sylvan Epstein of Thomas & McKinnon expects no major law shifts and minor rapid reversals on downside penetration.
Luci Johnson mispronounces Broadway star Richard Kiley at a White House event, introducing him as Richard Kee Lee. Comedian Bill Dana notes the mix up as Kiley responds with a courteous correction saying, thank you, Miss Jensen.
Television criticism argues networks over rely on live events and neglect investigative reporting. It highlights NBCs Who Shall Live? on artificial kidneys showing access limits and moral questions about who may live and who pays.
Mr and Mrs Louis Richards marked 50 years of marriage with a Sunday reception at the Memphis Country Club attended by over 200 friends. They wed May 21 1916 in Abilene and have lived in Harrell Chapel for 45 years. The feature includes attendees, church service roles, and civic work noted. The Automobile Legal Association comment closes the piece.
Incoming FHA freshmen were treated to a punch party hosted by Hughes and Johnson at the high school homemaking department. The program highlighted the course, with names of participants and honorees from Homemaking I and II and related FHA activities.
NBC-TV reports on a crusading pictorial program provoking strong public response. A New Orleans infirmary funded a machine from the broadcast, and viewers wrote to President Johnson and Congress. The program repeats Sunday July 10 as West Germany’s 1965 population reached 59.3 million, up 709,000.
The Rev. Leslie E. Ellison will lead a summer series of book reviews at First Presbyterian Church. Sessions run 6 to 7 p.m. on selected Sundays in the Hospitality Room with titles by Barbara Weard, Merk Gibbs, T Ralph Morton, Thomas J. J. Altizer, William Hamilton, Pierre Berton.
The forecast outlines clear to partly cloudy skies with cooler temperatures tonight and Thursday. Lows around 60 with a Thursday high near 87.
Mr and Mrs C R Dunlap announce the birth of their son Shawn Alan born Tuesday at 7 10 am in Childress General Hospital weighing 10 pounds 6 ounces Grandparents Floyd Reeves Rui doso NM and Darlene Dunlap Sayre OK.
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