This Week In Childress Community Calendar
This week lists daily meetings in Childress from Monday to Thursday. Events include church study groups, school board and city council sessions, clubs such as Lions, Jaycees, Genealogical Society, Rotary, and Riding Club, plus senior citizens, WMS, and a hospital board gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Wms
Lions Club
Tell Hdc
American Cancer Society
City Council
Childress Riding Club
Hall
Correcting Billing Errors Tips from Texas A&M Expert
College Station readers learn steps to fix billing mistakes. Doris Myers of the Texas Extension Service advises notifying the merchant, recording contacts, keeping letters, and sending registered notices to credit managers if needed. She recommends requesting Bureau reports if issues persist and offers prevention tips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College Station
Doris Myers
Texas Agricultural Extension Service
Texas A&m University
Local Credit Bureau
Better Business Bureau
Birthday and Anniversary Wishes From Local Notices
Happy anniversaries are sent to Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Adams and to Mr. and Mrs. Charles Carter. Birthdays include Floyd Biddy Mrs. R. C. Gardner Billie Maddox Mrs. Jimmy Mooney Wendel Trent Wayland Trent and Phillip Eugene Klapper Jr. Plus Mrs. Olney Felton Mrs. Pearl Ward and Mr. and Mrs. Willie Duke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floyd Biddy
R. C. Gardner
Billie Maddox
Jimmy Mooney Wendel Trent Wayland Trent
Delbert Adams
Pearl Ward Phillip Eugene Klapper Jr
Olney Felton
Charles Carter
Bill Brown
M. H. Turentine
Martin Turentine
Willie Duke
Loved Child Can Fail But Won't Doubt Self Worth
College Station expert from the Texas Agricultural Extension Service at Texas A&M says love reassures a child after failure and encourages trying again. She warns unloved children show anxiety and hostility, while productive love and self love support development and adjustment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorthy Taylor
Texas Agricultural Extension Service
Texas A&m University
Taylor
Erick Fromm
Miss Taylor
Martha Graham Plans 1973 Season Of Dramatic Dance
Dancer Martha Graham announces a two week 1973 season for her company in New York. She explains her approach, saying their work is dramatic dance not lyric and that those who work with her tend to follow that course or branch out accordingly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Campbell
AP Newsfeatures
NEW York (Ap
Martha Graham
Graham
Manhattan
Columbia
D.C
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Boston
Miss Graham
New York
Watergate buzz and local praise mix in campus notes
Mary Ann reports Capitol City Watergate vibes with pins banners and caps as the Ladies Bowling Association banquet delights. Congratulations flow for Viola Mac and Edna Smiths family as teachers and twirlers gain honors. a parade of local figures and theatre lore weaves through community life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Ann
Capitol City
Ladies Bowling Association
Allene Garrison
Sandy Grillet
Mashburn’s
R. H. Pieratt
Katherine
John Nabers
Louisiana
Viola
Mac
McFarland
Edna
Orville Smith
Ann Box
Plainview
Patty Gritzfeld
Scottsbluff
Neb
Not titled remarks on Copland Bach dance and Graham
Aaron Copland comments on collaboration with David Walker electronic music and painting backdrops. A performer speaks Perse lines while another work awaits final touches. Revival of Clytemnestra features Miss Graham in a demanding portrayal, with reflections on sexuality and tragedy in performance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aaron Copland
Martha
David Walker
Fangor
Saint John Perse
Germany
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Vanity Fair
Petit
Brief
Heaven
Star
Ave. C. NE
In Childress
First Methodist Bible School
Hospital Board
Calvary Baptist Wms
Greenbelt Bowl Assn
City Hall
Union Flat
Rotary Club
Retirement Club
Kirkland Creative Arts Club
Jaycees
CAP
Genealogical Society
Mrs
Dean Ellerbe
Singer Sewing Machine ‘Vacuum Cleaners’ Smith Corona
Childress
Memphis
Jersey
Gordon Strachan
Kenneth Fink
Kenneth
Mr. Strachan
Irene
Carol Hig By
S.M.L
International Playtex Corporation
U.S.A
Aileen Girl
421 Ave. B
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