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Newspaper
Childress Index
Location
Childress, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1964
Page
3
An advertisement promotes Stay There nylon knit garments and Stay There bras and pants in a light, flexible fit. Highlights include front opening cotton bras, stay there back designs, and styles in sizes S to L with prices from $3.50 to $7.95.
Today is Tuesday June 9 1964 a misty day with 205 to follow The new moon morning stars Jupiter and Saturn evening star Venus On this day in history 1942 selective service officials ordered men with children for conscription 1943 Congress passed act enabling tax withholding from employee salaries 1948 Truman called Congress the worst we have ever had 1959 the George Washington ballistic missile submarine launched at Groton A thought from Victor Hugo the lisping of the human soul on children's lips is sublimest song
Happy Birthday tomorrow to Gus Leftwich Mrs J Wouber Mrs Gladys Collyer Archie Howell Juanita Kelley. This brief note sends warm birthday greetings to the group named for the coming day.
A Brasserie recipe showcases grapefruit shells filled with lobster tails and pink Brasserie Sauce. Edward Zwaaf of Brasserie Restaurant in New York presents a chilled, six-serving dish with frozen lobster tails, grapefruit flesh, cocktail sauce, mayonnaise, cher vil and whipped cream for a refreshing hot weather meal.
The American Medical Association estimates that 25 percent of car accident deaths could be prevented if occupants wore seat belts.
Mrs Tom Roberson installed new Wesleyan Guild officers during a 730 pm Friday program at Fellowship Hall First Methodist Church Honors included graduates Arianna Caradine Leta Allen Linda Rowland Linda Walkup Chesta Carter Mary Reavis Jimmie Weir Rose Ann Hamilton Special membership to new president Mrs Irby Martindale and outgoing president Mrs Wade Kimbrough. other guests in attendance from San Antonio Killeen Austin and Lawton with no further details.
Mrs F E Biddy index special correspondent reports a flurry of visits and travels among High Point residents. Numerous families, including Holcum Fry of Amarillo and Miller from Wichita Falls, journeyed to and from homes in Richard Holman and Bartlett areas with several in Arkansas Kansas and Canada planned. Attendees at a wedding in the area included Homer Kelley B A Kelley Texico New Mexico and others from Wellington and Wel lington.
The national contest to replace the word boss drew many options from secretaries and white collar workers. The winner named by Polly J. Trexler and Charles K. Tyre of Clarkesville, Georgia suggested coded numerals and the phrase dear old 35. Most entries labeled boss as harsh, crude, or distasteful, yet the old word remains in use.
Rev. Houston Hodges of Lubbock will speak at 7 30 p m Wednesday at First Presbyterian Church. He ministers to Texas Tech students and teaches Hebrew language Bible survey and Christian leadership. Light refreshments and children's activities follow the talk.
ABC-TV will replace Hootenanny with two new series Valerie Valentines Day a 30 minute comedy starring Tony Franciosa as a dashing bachelor and Shindig a fast paced musical. The Outer Limits moves into the Hootenanny slot. CBS will base 13 hours of its 24 weekly hours in Hollywood with new CBS shows from New York and a one hour program on firearm ownership regulation. Warner’s girdle ad closes the passage.
The network plans to air the program after the current trial ends to avoid influencing proceedings. CBS TV will not broadcast in San Diego Bakersfield or Los Angeles during the trial and will instead debut the show to those stations once the trial is complete.
Clear to partly cloudy forecast for Childress through Wednesday with hot temperatures. Birth announced for Mr. and Mrs. C. S. McLain's son born at 11 50 p m in Childress General Hospital weighing five pounds ten ounces. Various locals visit, travel, and report health and family updates including residents in Amarillo Lamesa Globe Phoenix Dallas and Texarkana events.
The UPI report notes the all mainland U S high of 110 at Presidio Texas, while Craig Colorado recorded a morning low of 36. The line excludes Hawaii and Alaska from the main bureau tally.
UPI reports Treasury activity through June 4 showing withdrawals of 116.317 billion dollars and deposits of 108.200 billion. Cash balance stands at 7.811 billion, public debt at 312.881 billion, and gold holdings at 14.463 billion.
Admitted: Virgil Gambel Tell Monday. Mrs Chett Reeves Monday. Clyde Martin youth Monday. Mrs Lowell Dement Monday. Mrs Sherrill Creamer Monday. Mrs C S McLain Monday. Charlie Crouch today. Dismissed: Mrs Charlie Lane Monday. Mrs Sylvester Buck transferred to Wichita Falls Monday. Mrs Lee Galyean today. Glenn Sanders today. Walter Seivally Amarillo today.
Channel listings show KFDX KTPC KGNC AKUA TV schedule with 6 pm news weather sport and evening programs including Mr. Novak You Don t Say Richard Boone Show Our Man in Washington Tonight Show and Sign Off. KAUZ KVII KFDA list local news weather film and late night fare with Garry Moore Steve Allen Show and Cinema Time slots.
Daily broadcaster lineup lists Today at 7 25 and 1 00 Say When 3 25 News 9 30 Word For Word First Impression Truth or News Noon weather Best of Groucho Make a Deal NBC News The Doctors Loretta Young Theatre You Don t Say Match Game Make Room for Daddy Our Miss Weather Farming Today Today Cartoons and soaps including Search for Tomorrow Edge of Night with late news slots and entertainment blocks.
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