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Newspaper
Childress Index
Location
Childress, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1963
Page
3
A promotion highlights beads and matching ear clips from the collection. It suggests options in silks or cottons, offering single strand pieces or combinations to complete a summer ensemble.
NBC debuts Art Carney in a dystopian satire where the last comedian is executed. ABC promotes 55 Days at Peking as a long ad, while NBC covers Alabama student entry and Gov. Wallace. Perry Como bows out with specials, ABC probes Catholic college trends, and a public affairs series is canceled.
Local forecast predicts warm day with highs near 98 and 68 low tonight. A cooler late week with a few scattered thunderstorms and 1 to 4 inch totals regionally. Social notes mention visits by Buster Fillpot family to Sour and First Baptist Church where son Dave Fillpot is interim pastor, plus visits by Dudley Cooper Quin cy Smartt and family to Alvord and Tell.
A column lists visitors and travelers from multiple Texas towns visiting relatives and friends. Names include Donna Cole of Hobbs and Dora Kirkland, with attendances by Arlington State College students and others from Amarillo Lubbock and Canyon. The report mentions hospital stays and family visits amid weekend travel and gatherings.
A pink and blue shower honored Mrs. Pete Nichols Saturday at the home of Mrs. Weldon Keel. Guests checked in, displays featured a pink tablecloth and blue stork, and prizes were awarded after a Queen For A Day style game.
On this day in history 1776 Continental Congress forms committee to draft a Declaration of Independence. In 1864 USS Kearsarge sinks Confederate cruiser Alabama off Cherbourg. In 1898 Marines begin Cuba invasion. In 1942 Gestapo burns Lidice. Thought for the day by Thoreau.
Richard Boone hosts a fall NBC anthology series titled Meet the Professor with editor Clifford Odets. The program seeks contributions from John Steinbeck Edward Albee John O'Hara and A E Hotchner who has adapted Hemingway works.
Last week at South Side Baptist Church Tell RA and counselors Rev Calvin Nevels and Bill Robertson planned a softball game with the RA in Quanah. Nevels led the opening prayer and the Nazarajo Indians program was noted before Robertson gave the dismissal prayer.
Mrs Orval Phillips reports a flurry of visitors including Jim Bob Combs from Borger and Blanch Chatman of Port Arthur. Lelia Hughs and Mike toured Hedley to see Mr and Mrs Will Broadstreet while Ted Barnes stayed with O I Seale in Abilene.
The guide notes elbows may rest on the table but not during eating. It frames proper dining as a steady, unhurried ritual with emphasis on courtesy and posture.
Admitted: Larry Jack Terrel of Fort Worth Friday. Mrs Nancy Miss. W W Waldie. Todd Toft Saturday. Dismissed: Mrs Wayne Pickrel and baby. Mrs Earl Bays. Larry Jack Terrell. M L Boone and baby. Mrs Ira Nuber. Todd Toft.
Mr and Mrs Louis Richards and Mrs Orval Phillips hosted guests from here including Mr and Mrs Richard son and Mr Jaychard Guilfrey and family. Cecil Phillips and family visited Memphis with Dewitt Phillips. Jim Webster funeral services were held at the First Methodist Church in Memphis. David Kilgore and Johnny were dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Ernest Kilgore. Mrs Guy Hanna returned from Amarillo after lung surgery and is improving.
Northfield records a long visitors list including Mr. and Mrs. Bill Wright of Abilene, Rev. and Mrs. Jack Stoval, Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Cherry of Frederick Oklahoma, Jerry Thomas of Amarillo, and many others visiting relatives or traveling through Turkey and Maple. Hospitalization noted for J. Dobbin, with recovery reported. E. M. Timmons seeks temple medical treatment.
A clipped report notes that knitted garments do not flatter women and attract men, urging readers to view samples today for style notes and fashion guidance.
Glen Nimmo of Oklahoma City visits Mr and Mrs Nimmo Mr and Mrs Walter Timmons and Mack return home after a weekend with Mrs Lincie and sister Mrs Troy’s family at Tyler.
Social calendar listings show HDC WMU and WSCS meetings at 9 30 p m and 8 p m Holy Angels Altar Society Rebekah Lodge at IOOF Hall 7 30 p m Shields Houston Circle at Mrs Boyd home 3 p m Wednesday Union Flat Kirkland HDC all day AY Larkspur CYW HDC 9 a m South Childress Larkspur Club at 6 p m Mrs T B Pryors home "
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