Linda Kay Carter Engaged to Glen Kinney
Tea at the Carter home announced the engagement of Linda Kay Carter to Glen Charles Kinney of Childress. They plan a Aug 8 wedding at First Methodist Church and will live in Bryan where she teaches and he studies accounting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linda Kay Carter
Glen Kinney
Erwin Carter
Carter
Linda Kay
Glen Charles Kinney
W. W. Kinney
Childress
First Methodist Church
Miss Carter
Childress High School
University of Texas
Alpha Chi Omega
Texas A&m College
Bryan
Kinney
Bill Leonard
Avenue H
Northwest
Joe Wagoner
Hereford
Gayle France
David L. Seal
D. L. Seal
Avenue C
Hereford First Methodist Church
Miss Wagoner
Hereford High School
West Texas State College
WTSC
Cayon
Seal
West Texas State
Mrs Al Voyles Honored With Shower
Friends and family hosted a come and go shower for Mrs Al Voyles nee Joan Strickland at First Methodist Church decorated parlors. White satin and pastel flowers framed the punch area while Mrs Fred Stinson oversaw the punch service and Harlon Voyles managed the registration table. Hostess gift was stainless steel flatware and about 35 guests called to offer best wishes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
al Voyles
Joan Strickland
First Methodist Church
Fred Stinson
Paducah
Harlon Vo
Tommy Shelton
Cindy Hargrave
Local families visit Riverscamp area notes
Mrs L B Holman hosts and receives many visitors including the Teagues and Jones families. The Tim Watson family from Cyril Oklahoma visits Holman relatives. Don Holman stays with Mickey King in Childress. Ted Lane and sons from Amarillo visit Holmans and Christine Kaye. Others include Less Britton of Oklahoma and Bud Woodard with Linda from Amarillo. Funeral in Portales prompts attendance by local families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. B. Holman
B. J. Teague
H. E. Jones
Tim Watson
Cryil
Okla
Don Holman
Mickey King
Childress
Ted Lane
Sons
Amarillo
the Holmans
Christine Kaye
Less Britton
Oklahoma
W. H Jones
Bud Woodard
Linda
Joneses
Don
Shorescreek
W. W. Holmans
Otice Day
Portales
N. M
G. A. Moore
Ethel Griffin
T. P. Roberts
Vivian Jones
Euel King
Zelma Martinez
Bill Head
Lubbock
Wichita
Kan
Bernard Holman
Ted Lanes
Hovgall Taylor
Dimmitt
J. D. Trents
Progress Club Sponsors Tell Homecoming on July Fourth
The Rural Neighborhood Progress Club sponsors this year's Tell homecoming on July 4 at the school. All former residents are urged to bring a basket lunch and attend the all day event, with drinks provided by the club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tell Rural Neighborhood Progress Club
Tell
Social Calendar Highlights Week of Meetings and Events
Social calendar lists tea for Mrs Opal Harp Boyd in Knoxville visits. church groups meet with services and circle installations through Friday. Pre nuptial courtesy for Sylvia Podany. Vacation Bible School starts. religious circles and missions events planned across Central Christian First Baptist and First Methodist venues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Opal Harp Boyd
Knoxville, Tenn
Kirkland
Glen Stiner
Avenue D
Central Christian Friendship Square
Sylvia Podany
Dallas
Dick Preston
Childress Friends
Preston
First Methodist
First Methodist Commission On Education
Central Christian Davis Circle
First Baptist
WMU
WSCS
Adams
Dorsey
Charles Dorsey
Palmer
G. T. Palmer
Reeves
Newman Reeves
First Methodist Commission On Missions
First Presbyterian
Demonstration On Cooking At High Point HDC
Mrs. W. E. Andrews led a summer outdoor cooking demonstration for the High Point HD Club at the Rotary Bowl Fair Park. She showed fire building and grilling of chicken steaks cheese burgers with sauces and handed out recipes. Nine visitors attended along with club members and reports on 4-H Roundup at A&M were shared with county support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
W. E. Andrews
High Point HD Club
Fair Park
J. E. Kelley
Clyde Hackler
Jewell Terry
Andrews
A&m
A Woman’s Best Image Says Ruth Millett
Ruth Millett outlines ideal and worst public images for a woman describing moments of warmth and affection with a child, listening respectfully, and enjoying social occasions versus shouting, gossiping, pushing, or acting impetuous in public.
Seventh Avenue Fashion Week Behind The Scenes
UPI reports live from Seventh Avenue during fall collection openings. Buyers press, reporters descend on four skyscrapers housing major houses Norman Norell Jane Derby Pauline Trigère Adele Simpson Christian Dior. Show time lasts one to two hours with 50 to 150 costumes and quick-change models amid crowded dressing rooms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
UPI
New York
Seventh Avenue
Manhattan
Seventh
Norman Norell
Jane Derby
Pauline Trigere
Adele Simpson
Christian Dior
Ma Ferguson Observes Birthday in Quiet Austin Ceremony
Miriam A. Ferguson Texas' first and only woman governor marks a birthday with no fanfare. She recalls the 80th birthday testimonial dinner as the party to end all parties. Ferguson became governor in 1924 after her husband James E. Ferguson was impeached and was reelected in 1932.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
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Linda and
Glen
Jimme Lightfoot
Anita Meyers
Carolyn McFarland
Shirley Jordan
Pat Powers
Brenda Keel
Delores Bohanon
Peggy Johnson
Jane Hicks
Linda Dahil
Ann Leftwich
Judy Coryell
Bristow
Okla Mesdames
Freddy Meek
Canyon
Dixon W. Holman
Fort Worth
Jon Bennett
Houston
Don Cawthon
David Collins
Wayland Mitchell
Clinton Halford
Glen Buckley
Jerry Ross
Fletcher Carter
W. F. Carter
Sam Sharp
J. H. Jernigan
Henry Wilson
Will S. Carter
Ben Will S. Carter
Ben William Carter
Borger
George Stewart
Abilene
Hal Kuser
Dumas
George Coryell
Oklo
Lula Mae Carter
Fathers Day
Ben Munson
Mer
Mrs. al Voyles
Rivercamp News
Tell Progress Club
Aa, Manufacturing CO
J. L. Byers
Ave. H
Air Force Reserve Squadron
North Childress
Floyd Biddy
R. B. Lane
P. B. Snider and
Scherry
Eugene Statham and Sons
Doc Heckathorn
Joe
Bob Lane
Mesdames Andrews
Kelley, Hackler
Terry Biddy
J. E. Begley
Weld
Ruth Millett
On Lane
BE. F. Adams
Ernest Arnn
Hope Aldrich Rockefeller
John D. Rockefeller
John Spencer
Theodore Spencer
Harvard U
Paris
By Gay Pauley
Ma Ferguson
Arnel
Cinderella
Department Store
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