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Childress Index

Location

Childress, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 11, 1961

Page

5

Dianna Philpott and Jerry Carpenter Wed in Childress Ceremony

Miss Dianna Mae Philpott and Jerry Lee Carpenter were united in marriage at the Childress First Baptist Church. Rev. Joe S. Allen officiated the double ring ceremony with an arch of greenery and white stock. The bride wore chantilly lace over satin with a pearl tiara, carrying a white carnation bouquet centered by an orchid. Attendants included maid of honor Myra Rankin and bridesmaids Jerene Hester, Dean Philpott, and Dwayne Philpott. Best man Lee Blankenburg. ushers Tony Crone and groomsmen from Lefors and Pampa. Both families attended in formal attire. The couple will live in Lefors where the groom works in oil.

Dianna Mae Philpott Childress Jerry Lee Carpenter Lefors Childress First Baptist Church O. H. Philpott J. L. (John) Carpenter Dean King Rita Conn Myra Rankin Eudora, Ark Jerene Hester Dean Philpott Lubbock Dwayne Philpott Maid of Honor Sharon Hall Tulsa Shirley Voyles Quitaque Lee Blankenburg Usher Tony Crone Butch Northcott Harry Price Pampa Everett Smiley Hopkins Philpott Carpenter Fors High School WTS R. M. Cram Quanah Sue Potts Barbara Clements Rita Moran

Shirley Meadows Honored With Shower in Wheeler

Miss Shirley Meadows of Wheeler, granddaughter of Mrs. Y. Rothwell, niece of Mrs. Z. E. Meadows, was honored with a miscellaneous shower Thursday afternoon. Bride elect of Kenneth Cooper, guests registered in the white bride's book, gifts opened with help from her grandmother and aunt, hostesses presented a steam iron and cooking utensils.

Shirley Meadows Wheeler Y. Rothwell Z. E. Meadows Rothwell Miss Meadows Kenneth Cooper Mesdames Rothwell Meadows A.B. Messer Carol Hunt Willard Mullins O. T. Rothwell Roy Crawford Lonnie Elkins Miss Potts

Hills Assume Roles at Childress First Methodist Church

Rev. Lester L. Hill and his wife have taken residence in Childress as he is appointed minister of the First Methodist Church replacing Rev. Lennor Hester who moves to Phillips. Hill previously served as pastor in Seminole and holds conference offices. Betty Lemon of Memphis will join the church youth program next week as a teacher with the Lubbock Public School System assisting through the summer.

Lester L. Hill Childress First Methodist Church Lennor Hester Phillips Hills Seminole Hill Betty Lemon Memphis First Methodist Lubbock

Reverend Tom Norman Teaches At Chi Rho Camp This Week

Reverend Tom Norman will be an instructor at Chi Rho Camp at Cota Glen Christian Camp this week. There will be no evening service as he leaves this afternoon for the camp in Happy Texas.

Tom Norman Cota Glen Christian Camp Happy Texas

Demonstration on plaster plaques by Clifton and Elkins

Mrs. L H Clifton and Mrs Lonnie Elkins demonstrated molding and finishing plaster plaques at the South Childress Home Demonstration Club meeting in Fair Park. Each member received a small plaque, a card of appreciation for a quilt donated to West View Boy's Home was read, and the club set August 24 for its annual family picnic.

L H. Clifton Lonnie Elkins South Childress Home Fair Park Carl Crow West View Boy's Home L. H. Meinzer Hugh Stepp Mesdames Clifton Jess Key I. H. West Tece Bierwirth Gene Reynolds Donna Mary Crow Glen Steve Maddox Mary Dee Meinzer Frank Earl Stepp W. M. Stiner M. A. Cooper Mittie Newberry Marge Maddox Elizabeth Jarrell R. B. Lane Ailes Clapp J. H. DeArmond Udith Yates U.s Chiliress County Childress Org Jesse Parker Mrs. Parker Carol Higley

Fashionettes: New Easy Look in Tall Junior Date Wear

The piece highlights flared dresses, A line skirts, and shaped coats in a fresh easy look for young tall juniors. It warns of broad shoulder lines and lower waists, urges trying on like fashion photos, and stresses care labels for proper cleaning and upkeep.

Social Calendar for the Week at Local Churches and Posts

The column lists weekly events including WWI veteran pot-luck at Unit 678 Ebb Crady Post 7 p.m. on Monday, religious group meetings and luncheons across First Baptist Central Christian Church First Methodist and others, with HDC gatherings, MOH luncheon, and a Methodist Men's Supper.

Ebb Crady Veteran's Building Sunbeams First Baptist Central Christian Church First Methodist Shields Houston Circle Charles P. Boyd Ralph McBride Union Flat Kirkland North Childress Modern Mothers Fellowship Hall County Line

Potatoes with Green Spots Warned Against

Buyers are advised to avoid potatoes with green spots as these are likely to taste bitter. The warning suggests selecting firmly colored tubers and inspecting for blemishes before purchase.

Barbara Fields to Wed Harry Miller in August

Miss Barbara Fields daughter of Mr and Mrs Jim B Fields of Childress will marry Harry Miller son of Mr and Mrs E T Miller of Littlefield in a double ring ceremony August 12 at the First Baptist Church Hereford Rev Joe S Allen will officiate Fields a 1956 Childress High School graduate later earned a Hardin Simmons degree in 1960 and has taught physical education at the college Miller will be a West Texas State senior and plans farming and ranching in Hereford index engraving

Barbara Fields Jim B. Fields Childress Barbara Harry Miller Littlefield E T. Miller First Baptist Church Joe S. Allen Miss Fields Childress High School Hardin-Simmons Hardin-Simmon Miller West Texas State Hereford

Potpourri and Morale in Childress Shaped by Anxious Times

This collage piece blends a fish dinner anecdote with light humor and local notes from Childress. It recalls weather, community chatter, and Mary and Betty Moody’s Japan card, plus calls for motel news, neighborhood updates, and a plea for hospital auxiliary volunteers.

Laundering Tip For Resin Finished Washables

A care note advises washing wash and wear fabrics in warm water between 100 and 110 degrees to preserve the resin finish. Heavily soiled items may be washed in water up to 140 degrees but not hotter. The resin finish helps minimize wrinkling.

Scarves Display Method For Daily Wardrobe

A closet wall strip of foam plastic holds scarves by pinning from one corner, making quick selection easy and visible for daily wear. This simple display keeps all scarf options in sight and ready to choose.

Glenda Kay Seal to Wed Jack Burke in Childress Church

Mrs Delbert Seal announces the engagement of Glenda Kay Seal to Jack Burke of Phillips Texas. They plan a 730 p m ceremony July 1 at the First Baptist Church Childress. Miss Seal works at Hales Trailer Sales Amarillo and Burke will be a Texas A&M senior. They will reside in College Station.

Delbert Seal Childress Glenda Kay Jack Burke Phillips First Baptist Church of

Moran Etheredge Nuptials Held At Tell Methodist Church

Virginia Lee Moran and Thomas Odell Etheredge wed in a June 3 ceremony at Tell Methodist Church with Rev. R. M. Cram officiating. Attendants included Miss Sue Potts and Miss Rita Moran. best man Edwin Garner. A reception followed at the church parlor. about 75 guests attended including out of town relatives from California and New Mexico. The couple will reside in Texas after a short Oklahoma trip. Mrs Moran graduated in 1961 from Childress High School and Etheredge is a 1958 CHS graduate preparing to attend Texas A&M.

Tell Methodist Church Virginia Lee Moran Thomas Odell Etheredge W. G. Moran Tell E. D. Etheredge Childress Rita Conn Sue Potts Oklahoma Etheredge Childress High School CHS Texas A&m Jack Buche, Jr Phillips Jess Moran Pearl Mardis Olin Jones California Pete Borden Regina Clarendon Alvin Peterse Socorro New Mex Pete Etheredge Pampa Walter Moran Spring Down Tex O. D. Ethersedge Kay Dumas E. G. Etheredge Earlene Bradford and Son Borger J. T. Woodard Amarillo L. H. Spurock Carol and Sherry

Family Farewell Party For Rev and Mrs McDonald

Rev and Mrs J A McDonald were honored with a farewell party at Tell Methodist Church parlor before moving to Childress. Miss Carolyn Lambert led refreshments and a luggage gift was presented. Numerous friends and church members attended.

Tell J. A. McDonald Tell Methodist Church McDonalds Childress Carolyn Lambert Messers and Mesdames C. C. Cooper OQ. A. Johnson J. D. Hudson H. H Henderson Willis Moran Joe Crain Stelton Crain Virgil Gambel Herb Childers J. W. Bryant Tom Goff Roy Wygal Oscar Lambert W. W. Holman Jack Hester M. H. Conn C. B. Walford Ted Montgomery Lonnie D. Garrison Gus Woods Nellie Vaughn Fronnie Charlene Neely

Birthday wishes for Pearl Ward Linda Smith and Sandra Larned

Citizens send warm birthday greetings to Mrs. Pearl Ward tomorrow along with Linda Smith and Sandra Larned, celebrating their special day with well wishes and smiles.

Mrs. Pearl Ward Linda Smith Sandra Larned

Larkspur Garden Club Postpones All Meetings Indefinitely

The Larkspur Garden Club announces that this week’s meeting is canceled and all future gatherings are postponed indefinitely due to regu lations.

Larkspur Garden Club

Also Mentioned on This Page

Dianna Philpow Jerry Carpenter Mrs Central Christian Ames. Clifton, Elkins Panhandle Plains Isaac Walton Mary Coffey Japan Betty Moody Mary Betty Moodys States Marvy Lynch Jones Pacific Jim Terrell Henry Hawkins Ruby Bush Lon Alexander TeTe Jernigan Ellen Craven Daisy Crawford T. Webbs Childress Index Glenda Kay Seal Edwin Garner Mrs. Moran Mrs. Etheredge Carol Nana Spurlock L. W. Nichols A. L. Clements
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