Stephens-Farris Rites In Home Ceremony
A home wedding in Childress joined Linda Joyce Stephens and Maurice Farris at 7 p.m. Thursday with Rev. Don Conner officiating. Attendants were Linda’s sister and the groom’s brother. The couple will reside at 102 5th St Northeast. he is a recent Childress High graduate and she will continue studies locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linda Joyce Stephens
A. L. Stephens
Maurice Farris
Paul Phillips
Childress
Stephens
Don Conner
Calvary Baptist Church
Ronald Weir
Billy Farris
Phillips
Mrs. Stephens
W. J. Sharp
Lena May
Jean Wilhite
5Th St
Childress High School
Library group buys air conditioner and confederate memoir on shelf
The Friends of the Library funded an air conditioner for comfort. The United Daughters of the Confederacy added The Smiling Rebel by Harnett T. Kane to their shelf, telling of Belle Boyd’s Civil War spy exploits. The display includes other gifts such as Norman Vincent Peale’s Adventures In the Holy Land and works by Woodbury Beebe Kopplin, donated in memory of local individuals.
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Peggy McDonald
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Harnett T. Kane
Belle Boyd
Belle
Martinsburg
Mr. Kane
The
Holy Land
Norman Vincent Peale
Jewell Murrah
Nora Ann Buckley Grider
Dr. Peale
Mediterranean
Ken Rowbottom
Agan
Y David O. Woodbury
Jim Martindale
Dick Whaley
Popular Science Living Library
Lucius Beebe
Charles Clegg
Donald Black
America
Dorothea S. Kopplin
A. Allen
Cooper, Tex
South Childress Home
High on Date Scene Fluttery Cocktail Dress Trends
A dreamy filmy fabric dress rating high for dates this summer, with fluttery silhouette and flattering shades. The piece notes feminine, flirty style will stand out while avoiding crowd hogging silhouettes.
Weekend social calendar in Childress events list
The notice lists weekday and weekend social and church events for Sunday issue deadlines. Activities include riding club events at Rodeo Arena, weddings at First Baptist Church and Church of Christ, meetings at First Presbyterian Hospitality Room, Ma sonic Hall, IOOF Lodge, and ritual or choir gatherings through the week with times such as 2 30 p m 3 p m 7 30 p m and 2 30 p m on various days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Childress
Rodeo Arena
First Baptist Church
Ellison
First Presbyterian Hospitality Room
Masonic Hall
First Baptist Brotherhood
Ioof Lodge
Calvary Baptist Wmu
HDC
Summer church camps scheduled at Ceta Glen and Amarillo
First Presbyterian lists two week long camps for sixth and seventh graders at Ceta Glen July 3-9 and July 17-23. Fifth grade and older youth attend July 10-16 or July 24-30. Senior High Conference for grades 11-12 runs July 10-16 at the Episcopal Conference Center north of Amarillo. Registration forms available at the church office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Presbyterian
Ceta Glen
Episcopal Conference Center
Amarillo
Summer Camp Sessions Begin for Local Youths
Camps start June 20 to 22 for nine and ten year olds with departure from Childress at 8 a m on opening day. Registration is 7.25 dollars. June 22 to 24 camps for 11 to 12 year olds with same fee and group departure at 12 p m on the first day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Childress
4 H Club Girls Present At High Point Meeting
High Point special notes a Friday afternoon Home Demonstration Club session. Sharlotte Howard and Donna lene Bearden discussed 4 H Club work. Mrs J E Kelley hosted and opened with a Romans 12 devotional. County Council report by Mrs Clyde Hackler named delegates M H Conn Fred West and Ralph Weddington to the THDA meeting in September. Recreation directed by Floyd Biddy. Refreshments served to shown members and guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sharlotte Howard
Donnalene Bearden
J. E. Kelley
County Council
Clyde Hackler
M. H. Conn
Fred West
Ralph Weddington
THDA
Floyd Biddy
Mmes
Grady Parr
Roy Howard
J.F. Henley
Claude Andrews
E. F. Adams
Storybook wedding flowers shape a summer event
Flowers set the mood for formal and informal summer weddings. Crepe and peau de soie gowns feature Empire waists and A lines with long trains. Bouquets in a single seasonal theme use fan or cascading shapes to complement daisies and the bridesmaids.
European bridal flowers gain favor in American weddings
Carnations form a demure bridal bouquet while roses and ivy leaves offer a sophisticated look. Light pastel blossoms may mix with white flowers for a European style, with florists advised to view the ceremony site and extend the floral theme to reception decor. For the honeymoon corsage, a single large bloom or small cluster is suggested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Angelo
Transworld
Europe
Mrs. Lankford Hostess For Larkspur Club
Larkspur Club held a covered-dish luncheon Thursday in Mrs. A. H. Lankford’s back yard. A brief business period, group photographs, and social visiting followed. Attending were Mmes. TB Pryor, Paul Pierce, Verna Randell, C. C. Lewis, W. A. Hubberd, Wade McConnell, Homer Coats and J. W. Snyder. The next meeting will be an ice cream supper in Mrs. Pryor’s yard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Larkspur Club
A. H. Lankford
Mmes
TB Pryor
Paul Pierce
Verna Randel
C. C. Lewis
W. A. Hubberd
Wade McConnell
Homer Coats
J. W. Snyder
Birthday greeting for Susan Kathleen Cosby Edd Fite
Tomorrow we wish Susan Kathleen Cosby Edd Fite a happy birthday with warm regards and good wishes for the year ahead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susan Kathleen Cosby
Edd Fite
Paris Chic Chemisette For High Rise Fashion
Straight From Paris suggests a lacy chemisette just above thigh length ideal for high rising outfits and go go style. Also offered are cotton terry seat covers for hot weather and absorbent easy to clean care.
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Paris
Easy Care Bridal Lingerie Budget Tips for Brides
A guide debunks myths about wedding prep costs noting brides spend about $4000 on engagement events and around $300 on intimate apparel for the trousseau. It urges practical choices, highlights synthetic fabrics, and recommends seven nightwear pieces plus robes, bras, slips, and gowns.
Vacation breezes and local greetings in Childress notes
A nostalgia column recaps summer travel and social happenings in Childress. It mentions Rita Mills’s study trip to Germany with Texas Tech and Rice exchange students, local visits by families for birthdays and reunions, and a critique of highway safety with Texas traffic statistics past and present.
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Pop
Mom
Rita Mills
Love Field
Dallas
Germany
Buster Mills
Fussen
Reichenstrasse 2
Brussels
Belgium
Childress
Rita
Carl Hammer
Texas
Mrs Hardin Hosts HDC Meeting in Childress
Mrs J D Hardin hosted the South Childress Home Demonstration Club meeting with scriptures read to start. Lonnie Elkins announced Ralph Weddington as a delegate to the state THDA meeting, and a book donation was voted to the Childress Library in memory of Mrs A Allen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. D. Hardin
South Childress Home
When You Go Down to the Sea This Summer
A playful note advises sunbathers to wear sunglasses while lying on the beach. It suggests tucking cotton makeup pads into the eyes for comfort and protection during sunbathing sessions.
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First Baptist
High Point
Helen Hennessy
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
Mrs. Lankford
Lucie Ann
Henson-Kickernick
J. M. Mullins
St. Jo
Ave. H. Southeast
Bertha Nave
Buff
Tom) Bugbee
Bugbee Ranch
Goodnight
Vera Lewis
Clarendon
la Mesa Park
Raton
N.M
Edna
O. K.) Smith
National Education Association
Florida
Gus Leftwich
Oklahoma City School Board
G. T. Austin
Bernice King
Tommy Austin
Don Smith
Faith
Hope
Mark
Japan
Dorothy Carman
Anson
Claude Hipps
Sterling
Mary Buster
Mrs. Hardin
Cooper
Mary Scott
W. H. Newberry
W. M. Stiner
Paul Shoults
M. A. Clapp
A. B. Taff
C. C. Cope
J. H. DeArmond
M. A. Cooper