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Newspaper
Childress Index
Location
Childress, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1962
Page
6
A teen makeup guide promotes natural enhancement over heavy alteration. Helena Rubinstein’s philosophy backs subtle use and proportion, advising cautious eyeliner, brow shaping, and mascara to avoid a ghoulish look, stressing that light application preserves personality.
Weekend cycling offers pleasant exercise for the office career girl after a dreary winter. Riding boosts circulation and fresh air while trimming weight without building large leg muscles. Dress flat shoes pedal pushers or Bermuda shorts and consider a scarf for hair protection.
The tallest fashion story explores fall hats with Mata Hari inspired crowns. A nautical influence reaches men's summer shirts and pastel warm weather business shirts. A pink cotton satin poncho style for beachwear edges with heavy white embroidery. Moots describe shoes with one or two eyelets slanting to a conventional oxford height for men who favor boots.
Sara Ripault designs for Herbert Sondheim highlight triple entendre costumes ideal for weekend travelers. A black cotton sheath with grey and white printed jacket and skirt showcases the versatile look. Another design pairs a tunic length coat with a matching dress in muted grey and white cotton tweed.
The Church of the Nazarene opens vacation bible school from June 11 to June 22 for children aged four to fourteen. Four classes will be held with a teacher for ages 4-5, 6-8, 9-11 and 12-14.
The Modern Mothers club will hold a bake sale on Old Settlers Day July 18 at the courthouse area. New member Rosemary Jones was welcomed as devotional was given by Raydell Thomas. Council report by Joan Voyles and a game hour followed with refreshments.
A church at 111 Avenue FE NW hosts a program with 14 age brackets. The school runs from 9 30 a m to 12 noon, offering a morning schedule for participants.
American Legion Auxiliary members are requested to attend a called meeting at 7 p.m. Tuesday at Veterans Building. The group will plan entertainment for a program on June 29 at the Veterans Hospital in Amarillo and may take responsibility for the program as well as games and refreshments. The Legion Post will cover all expenses, and a special bus will be provided for those who prefer not to drive.
Hobby Club members met Thursday for lunch at a local cafe then held a brief business meeting at Mrs. Anna Silvey’s home. Visitors and games followed with refreshments. Miss Kate Biggerstaff joined, with several members present including Mrs. Jarrell who will host the next meeting.
The largest consumer of silver is the photographic industry, which relies on light sensitive silver compounds in film and sensitized paper for images.
After a barbecue meal, bundle tools and soak in hot water with sal soda and detergent. Let soak. stubborn grease loosens its grip and rinsing finishes the job.
High Point special report notes High Point Home Demonstration Club members met in the club room to hear a program on table settings by 4H Club Leader Miss Grace Holeman. The session, presided by Mrs. W. F. Andrews, announced a Foods and Nutrition meeting for Monday at 2 pm in the REA building and a Dress Review for June 14 in the Woman's Department Club.
Mrs Farnum received a stork shower held Thursday at the home of Mrs Ada Hash with co hosts Mrs Bertha Crawford and Mrs Juanita Barfield. About 70 guests attended and 34 hostesses assisted with decor gifts and table service.
A Kirkland Baptist Church parlor shower honored Mrs Wayne Pickrel the former Miss Ann Cannon of Fort Worth. Green and white decor featured garden flowers with Miss Sandra Weightman serving punch. Hostesses included Murray Cartlidge L V Royall Benny Vaughn Luke Lanier Bernard Gressett and others.
A long readers’ column lists visits, travel to Seattle for the World's Fair, family reunions, and local neighbors calling in on each other. It mentions Lake O the Pines trips, a steel plant tour, hospital stays, and sympathy for Eldon Sanders after his father Liff Sanders’s death. The piece closes with a memorial note to Tom Hardin.
Social calendar lists meetings this week including County HDC Foods and Nutrition at REA building Monday 2 p.m. First Baptist WMU Royal Service Program Tuesday 9:30 a.m. American Legion Auxiliary called meeting 7 p.m. University Readers Club 9 a.m. with Mrs. Lee Hollingsworth. Union Flat HDC all day Wednesday at clubhouse. Chi Rho ice cream supper Friday 7:30 p.m. at Central Christian Church.
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