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Childress Index

Location

Childress, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 11, 1969

Page

3

Community group events and wedding at local churches

Wednesday features First Baptist VBS kickoff at 7 30 p.m. Thursday includes Girl Scout leader training at First Methodist at 9 30 a.m. and Jaycees gathering at El Rancho at noon. Public table games in Woman's Department Club 1 30 to 5 p.m. South Chil dress HDC 2 30 p.m. and Evening HDC 7 p.m. Friday hosts High Point H DC at 9 30 a.m. Saturday Whitten Eubank wedding at First Baptist Church 7 30 p.m.

First Methodist Jaycees el Rancho Woman’s Department Club South Childress High Point Whitten-Eubank First Baptist Church

Birthday greetings for Pearl Ward and Brandon anniversary

The notice wishes Mrs. Pearl Ward a happy birthday tomorrow and honors Mr. and Mrs. D. B. Brandon on their anniversary with warm congratulations.

Tyla Admitted and Dismissals from Local Hospital

Admission notices list Roy Hopkins Tuesday W A Lambert Orville King today Mrs Jack Bybee. Dismissals include Mrs Stephen Wilson and baby Tuesday Mrs Mary Hunter Tuesday Mrs G D McMinn Tuesday Mrs Bonnie Bratcher today Karen Ray today Luther Gee of Estelline today Mrs Lula Phillips today Mrs Ernest Lane today Mrs R R Wright today.

Roy Hopkins W. A. Lambert Orville King Jack Bybee Stephen Wilson Baby Mary Hunter G. D. McMinn Bonnie Bratcher Karen Ray Luther Gee Estelline Lula Phillips Ernest Lane R. R. Wright

Shower Honoring Miss Janet Gloar Bride Elect

Miss Janet Gloar, bride elect of Andy Longbine, will be honored with a shower on June 16 at the home of Mrs. Pat Jones. Informal calling hours are set from 8 to 9 p.m.

Janet Gloar Andy Longbine Pat Jones

Buying Onions Highlights From Extension Specialist

When buying dry onions the notes say bright clean onions with dry skins are best said Extension Specialist Gwendolyne Clyatt. The guidance emphasizes selecting well shaped produce free of soft spots or dampness to ensure quality.

Gwendolyne Clyatt

Poverty and Cameras Highlight Photo Expo 69 Youth Exhibit

A barefoot girl with tattered dolls illustrates poverty amid peeling furniture at Photo Expo 69 in New York Coliseum. The event features work by disadvantaged youths using cameras to portray ghetto life and seek meaningful paths, with 300 projects under review for summer.

Patricia McCormack New York UPI Coliseum Earth Joseph T. Morris President’s Council On Youth Opportunity Morris National Association of Photographic Manufacturers Inc

Cameron Sisters Help Lead State 4-H Grazing Program

Tell Home Demonstration Club heard Ronda and Londa Cameron present a highlight program titled Proper Grazing and More Profit. The talk, third in the State 4-H Roundup series at College Station, drew on top 4-H’er insights and featured a dinner planning session for Tuesday June 24 at Rawhhouse Restaurant.

TELL College Station Ronda Londa Cameron Tell Home Demonstration Club J. W. Bryant Hall Burton Gus Woods Merrell Conn Oscar Glover Childress Tell Hdc Rawhhouse Conn M. H. Cameron Ronda and Londa Kay Boyd Deanna Bryant Mmes Willis Moran Roy Wygal Truman Mabry C. E. Seal

PHEBIAN CLASS MEETS AT FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH

Mrs. C. V. Johnson hosted the Phebian Class business meeting and social at her home Tuesday evening. Mrs. Dan Jones led opening prayer and Mrs. Johnson gave a devotional from Luke 2 1. The group played 42 with refreshments served by Mrs. A. D. Toon and others named including Mesdames Hem bree Hightower Jackson Rucker Kelly Landrum Biddy Decker and Russell Gross.

C. V. Johnson First Baptist Church Dan Jones Johnson A. D. Toon Mmes W. J. Hembree L. D. Hightower L. B. Jackson

Children Perform At Joint Vacation School Program

Youngsters from Christian Presbyterian churches and a few guests from First Methodist and St Luke's Episcopal participated in a Sunday program at Central Christian closing the annual joint Vacation Church School. Certificates were awarded to children, teachers and workers.

Christian-Presbyterian Joint Church First Methodist St. Luke’s Episcopal Leonard King Jr Derrill Nippert Henry Webb

Rainwater Owen Families Reunion Reported in Fair Park

A reunion of the Rainwater and Owen families drew 69 relatives and 23 visitors to Fair Park over the weekend. Attendees came from Alaska and North Carolina, with other travelers from Claude Childress and Plainview among the states mentioned. Local kin included Gambel and Hutchinson families, while Verda Voyles and Stan Stinson joined from Paducah area. The gathering featured a basket dinner and plans for future visits.

Owen Rainwater Fair Park Wilton Rainwater Alaska Jim Wadell North Carolina Jimmy Hutchinson Sunray Pasadena Bill Goff Claude James Goff Chad Neal Keys Childress Larry Gambel Hutchinsons Verda Mae Voyles Paducah Fred Stinson Stevie Stan Stinson H. B. Rhodes Plainview

Rebecca McDonald to Wed Claude Wilks in Pinesville Ceremony

In a ceremony tomorrow June 12 in Pinesville Missouri Miss Rebecca Sue McDonald will marry Claude Dean Wilks. Parents are Mr and Mrs L E McDonald of Pinesville and Mr and Mrs R M Wilks of 1101 Avenue D Southwest Childress. The groom graduated from Childress High in 1966 and has returned from 16 months duty with the U S Army in the Panama Canal Zone visiting his parents Sunday before the wedding.

Pinesville Rebecca Sue McDonald Claude Dean Wilks L. E. McDonald R. M. Wilks Avenue D Southwest Childress Childress High U. S. Army Panama Canal Zone

Childress HDC Plans Bean Luncheon Fundraiser

South Childress Home Demonstration Club plans a June 20 bean luncheon fundraiser open to all. Reservations for large groups can be made with Mrs. Meinzer Mrs. Reeves or Mrs. Elkins. Miss Mary Dee Meinzer and others attended the informal June meeting at the Meinzer home.

South Childress Home Meinzer Mary Dee Meinzer Ethel Kate Biggerstaff Mmes Zelma Lane W. J. Clements Jack Sides Lora Heckathorne Navada Weddington J. E. Begley Kimberly Kevin Logan

Dinner Honors Returned Soldier Claude D. Wilks

A dinner in Pinesville as Claude D. Wilks finishes a 16 month Army tour in the Panama Canal Zone. He will wed Rebecca Ann McDonald on June 12 in Pinesville. About 40 guests attended from Kirkland Lubbock Grand Prairie Amarillo Borger and other towns.

Claude D. Wilks U. S. Army R. M. Wilks Claude Wilks Panama Canal Zone Pinesville Rebecca Ann McDonald Messrs. and Mines Bob Wilks Donna Tommie Milton C. Wilks Teresa Evelyn Pauletta Pamela Kirkland Odell Wilks Linda Penny Bonnie Maurice Moyers Brad Beatrice Lubbock Ronnie Wilks James Grand Prairie Don Ward Troy Wilks Robert Sherri Amarillo Larry Moyers Jamie Borger Leon Phillips Lester Phillips Child

Texas Bluebonnet Girls State Opens in Austin

Clear to partly cloudy and cooler tonight with a low near 60. Thursday will see highs in the lower 80s as more than 400 high school girls converge on Austin for the 25th annual Texas Bluebonnet Girls State. Delegates include Cara Cordell, daughter of Mr and Mrs Rowden Cordell, representing Childress.

Austin Texas Bluebonnett Girls Cara Cordell Rowden Cordell Childress

Game Day Tomorrow at Woman's Club Draws Card and Domino Players

Card players and domino players are reminded of a Game Day tomorrow in the Woman's Department Club cool assembly room. Play runs from 1:30 p.m. to 5 p.m. Prizes and refreshments are provided. entrants must furnish dominoes if playing 42 and 84 players. Fee is 50 cents per player.

Woman’s Department Cool Assembly Room

Birth of Aron David Steed in Midland

Mr and Mrs John David Steed of Midland announce the birth of a son named Aron David at 9 44 a m June 10 in a Midland hospital.

John David Steed Midland Aron David Midland Hospital

Teresa Graves Joins Rowan and Martin's Laugh-In Cast

Teresa Graves, formerly with the Doodletown Pipers, has been added as a regular to NBCs Rowan and Martin's Laugh-In for the new season. The casting expands the shows ensemble and broadens its musical element.

Rowan and Martin NBC Teresa Graves Doodletown Pipers

Shower compliments Sharon Lou Moss in Paducah

Miss Sharon Lou Moss bride elect of Patrick Lee Paschall received a Saturday afternoon shower at the home of Mrs. Clifford Killingsworth. Hosts, guests, and family members attended as blue and white décor highlighted the upcoming June 28 wedding.

Ter Moss Sharon Pat Madonna Alicia Moss Mmes. Givens Davis Ewell Walker J. L. Hindman Freida Moss Artie Brannan Amarillo O.C. Terrell Crosbyton

Dinner Given For Lileesa Wyatt

Miss Lileesa Wyatt enjoyed a dinner hosted by Mr and Mrs Bill Robertson at their home before leaving for summer sessions at Texas Tech. Guests included Mr and Mrs Edwin Wyatt and Cavin, Vernon Abram, Dale Inman and Mr and Mrs LaGene Robertson.

Tell Lileesa Wyatt Bill Robertson Texas Tech Edwin Wyatt Cavin Vernon Abram Dale Inman LaGene Robertson

Ted Wakefields Celebrate Silver Anniversary at Home

Mr and Mrs Ted Wakefield marked their 25th wedding anniversary with a Sunday at home reception hosted by their children Junior Whitehead and Ellis Whitehead with Travis Whitehead. Relatives from Estelline assisted as guests admired a Dutch iris and tulip table and a white lace heart cake.

Ted Wakefield Junior Whitehead Ellis Travis Whitehead Estelline

Wygal Hosts Picnic at Neeley Lake Tell

Mr and Mrs Roy Wygal hosted a picnic at Neeley Lake near Tell on Tuesday Attending guests included Delois and Rowland Dill of Anna Stan and Steve Stenson of Paducah Paula Parr of Childress Cindy Keel Mrs S H Voyles Mrs Hall Burton and Miss Aubrey Tester man.

Roy

Polly’s Pointers Paint Remover For Glass

Advice on removing paint from a painted glass bottle using commercial paint remover. For best results, coat the inside, soak per instructions, rinse with turpentine or thinner, repeat if needed, then wash with hot water and detergent. A bottle brush helps throughout the process.

Polly Mary W. H

Polly's Problem Cleans Dusty Fabric Bows

Readers share home making tip from Polly column. Debbie describes cleaning bright pink fabric bows with an old toothbrush warm water and baking soda, brushing gently, soaking briefly and rinsing to restore brightness.

Polly Debbie Newspaper Enterprise Assn

J. C. Wyatt Honored on 97th Birthday With Family Gathering

J C Wyatt celebrated his 97th birthday Sunday with a dinner and family gathering at the Carey community building. A longtime Childress County resident now in a local nursing home he enjoyed cake and Fellowship with numerous relatives including children grandchildren and nieces from Carey Amarillo Odessa Tell and Fredericks. The event featured photos and a day of visiting hosted by his children and grandchildren.

J. C. Wyatt Carey Mr. Wyatt Childress County Lonnie Houser Andrews A. B. Wyatt J. D. Wyatt Amarillo J. B. Wyatts Jerry Ricks Mike Michelle John Odessa Franklin Wyatt Sonia Jimmy Tell Ray Wyatt Raelynn David Donnie Ronnie Childress Marguerite Salter Jerry Wyatt Cheryl Kelly Tim Wyatt Don Taylor Andy Mattelen Melody Wyatt Wilbur Brown George Ralph Anthony Frederick Tommy Russell Billy Pickering Ronny Newman Ann Ashton

Homemakers Entertain Freshmen in Summer Classes

The Homemaking Department hosted a joint session for incoming freshmen girls led by presidents Robbie Henderson and Susan Bird. Informal talks covered three years in home economics, experiences, and degrees, followed by a department tour. Guests included Carol Hart, Cindy Keel, Diane Holtman, Paula Parr, Jennylyn Sprayberry, Janie Mills, Joan Nickerson, Kay Grantham, Stacy Lanham, and Janet Crossman.

Waybourn Hughes Robbie Henderson Susan Bird Carol Hart Cindy Keel Diane Holtman Paula Parr Jennylyn Sprayberry Janie Mills Joan Nickerson Kay Grantham Stacy Lanham Janet Crossman

Hunger in America tops Critics' Consensus list for 1968 69

The Critics Consensus honored CBS Reports Hunger in America as the most memorable TV program of the year. Voters from 18 daily newspapers named it the sole two thirds winner for May 1 1968 to May 17 1969, with runnerups including Mexico City Olympics coverage and Thats Life. others received varying votes.

Rick DU Brow Hollywood UPI Cbs-Tv Abc-Tv Africa America U.S Mexico City ABC TV Robert Morse E. J. Peaker Geraldine Page Truman Capote South National Educational Nbc-Tv Marvin Marx Paul Scofield Bill Cosby Group 2 Jacques Cousteau

Order of Eastern Star Installation at Masonic Hall

The Order of Eastern Star holds an open installation ceremony at 8 p m Saturday at Masonic Hall. The public is invited. Mrs. M B Richards will be installed as worthy matron and Glenn Kidwell as worthy patron.

Paducah Des Paducah Order of Eastern Star Masonic Hall M. B. Richards Glenn Kidwell OLF

Porcupine Quill Count Reveals Surprising Detail

A classified item notes that a porcupine has about 30 000 quills. The quirky fact is presented as a short, informational caption.

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