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Newspaper
Childress Index
Location
Childress, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1966
Page
3
A devotional urging love as the source of service and daily sacrifice to honor God and help others. The text emphasizes that love is wings not a burden, plus a prayer for greater love to serve, with a final reflection from Alaska farms noting census counts.
A Father's Day feature promotes frozen Long Island ducks as a year round gift idea with a prune stuffed recipe. The dish details a five pound duck, prune stuffing, orange glaze, and garnish with mushroom caps and chives.
Partly cloudy and warm through Sunday with scattered afternoon and evening thunderstorms. 88 degrees with a 20 percent chance of rain. Diane Veale visits from Texas Tech and stays with her parents. Several Lubbock residents drop in for weekend visits. friends and relatives noted. Hospital and seminar travel updates accompany regional residents and guests.
Saturday returnees from two weeks with Mr and Mrs Orville K Smith include the return of the subject and Mrs F T Garrett of Shamrock visited for a week. A A Bass plans to spend most of the summer with his daughter Mrs John Daly in Alexandria Virginia. Jim Reed of Knox City visited in Childress. Mrs H L Easley enjoys a reunion with children from Little Rock AFB Arkansas Washington state and several Texas cities. Lois Holbert travels to Amarillo for hair design school enrollment. Polly Laningham of Amarillo visits and stays with Ed Jones family.
An itemized notice lists admitted Roy Hopkins and others with today dates and transfers to Wichita Falls. It also records dismissals including Mr and Mrs S B Hamrah of Albuquerque and several others with today and Friday reference. An old floor trunk is proposed as a low table or seat with a bright slip cover and decorative trim for style.
Morris Higley notes the Korean War era defector Clarence Adams who has secured passage to the United States and admits broadcasting propaganda for the Viet Cong. The columnist offers strong opposition to allowing his return and argues against giving the Hospital District superior stadium rights for a Fair Park hospital. He also cites Louisiana rice consumption as evidence of regional tastes.
The week saw a mixed but upbeat tone as retail sales rose 5 to 9 percent coast to coast helped by warm weather and summer goods. May auto sales fell 10 percent from a year earlier while factory output and capital outlays remained strong, with Ford and GM planning plant shutdowns for model changes and some four day weeks.
The werewolf or wolf man first appeared in the 1934 film Werewolf of London but did not become a series figure until The Wolf Man released in 1941 by United Press International.
The famed million dollar infield included Stuffy Innes at first base Eddie Wolli at second Jack Ba at shortstop and Home Run Baker at third base for the old Philadelphia Athletics.
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