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Newspaper
Childress Index
Location
Childress, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1964
Page
3
A fashion note highlights new travel and vacation outfits. It urges readers to select smart clothes from a newly arrived collection to ensure stylish journeys wherever they are headed.
Admitted names include Mrs J W Hamilton Wednesday Glenn Neel Wednesday Mrs Bertha Crawford Wednesday ME Sunday Wednesday. Discharged include Mrs Sherrill Creamer Mrs Charlie White Mrs Gloria McClain wna Baby HH Grantham Wednesday Charlie Crouch Wednesday.
The Weather Bureau listed the low as 6 degrees at Pre io, Texas, excluding Alaska and Hawaii. Morning readings showed 32 degrees at Marquette County Airport and Traverse City, Michigan, as the lowest reported in the continental United States.
Treasury accounts for the fiscal year through June 8 show withdrawals totaling 117 730 928 360 deposits 108 799 468 120 19 and a cash balance of 6 827 215 771 80 with public debt at 312 676 693 215 78. The data outlines cash on hand and debt levels amid ongoing fiscal reporting.
A drug store offer touts T-4-L free refund if not satisfied, claiming 3 day kill for athlete's foot with liquid product and a foot powder. It urges watching skin slough and fresh skin form, labeling the antiseptic as superior to T-4-L and noting availability at AL Harp Drug.
A roundup of locals including Mr. and Mrs. Lester Vincent of Farwell visiting Mrs. Rothwell and family, Claude Dudley en route to Texas City, Jack Harris trip home from vacation, Jean McMil lin of Childress noted, Homer McMinn moving to Happy, Darrell Heath to California summer job, Preston Mills and Ronnie at the World’s Fair, Walter McKimmey from Lubbock, and George McAlister of Floydada visiting. Weather brief calls for partly cloudy days with thunderstorms tonight and Friday.
The Dow Jones averages show mixed movers with the Industrials up $11.34 and the Railroads, Utilities, and Stocks rising modestly. Trading to noon totals 1,670,000 shares as market breadth remains positive.
Advertises vibrant polyester and combed cotton plaids in many colors. Mentions white oxford stripe ground fabric and popular colors with sizes ranging from small to large including ml and ee options.
Mr. and Mrs. Larry Ray Grimes of Childress are at home after their June 4 wedding at First Baptist Church Paducah officiated by Rev. Robert Beck. The bride Miss Lynda Stanley is daughter of Mr. and Mrs. T. H. Stanley Paducah. groom is son of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Grues Childress. About 500 guests attended. couple to Carlsbad Caverns for honeymoon. The pair are Paducah and Childress County graduates.
Sunday evening commencement featured 31 children in the church program directed by Mrs. Lonnie D. Garrison. Attendance averaged 42 daily for the week, with guests including Mrs. Burgin Watkins and Mrs. B O Wagner of California at WSCS meetings. The circle at First Presbyterian gathered with prayers and lessons on The New Life Scripture, led by Mrs. Charles Boyd, and attendees included multiple church members.
Mrs Tom Goff and Harold Smit of Fort Hood visited at the home of Mr and Mrs Beal Smith. Juanita Stinnett and Mrs J A Stinnett returned from Kansas City to visit with the Stinnett family. Numerous relatives from Estelline Amarillo Clarksville and other towns gathered for visits at local homes including the Cox Woods Glovers and Phillips households.
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