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Newspaper
Childress Index
Location
Childress, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1962
Page
7
GAILE DUGAS outlines summer kid wear from cotton knit pullovers and matching shorts to dresses for outings. Emphasizes machine washing, minimal ironing, and plans to buy multiple sets to reduce laundry, with budgeting note on feasibility and planning.
Advert reads MODE O DAY national advertising for a dress shop franchise in the community. It promises a low upfront investment, stock and merchandising provided, and you pay only as you sell. The notice invites interested women with sales ability to write A H Deilke district supervisor at 3416 40th, Lubbock Texas for details.
A New York Brasserie patronizes lone male diners with late night meals and dishes like steak tartare tournedos of beef with fried egg and crepes filled with ground beef in red wine sauce. Other favorites include cheese fondue eggs Florentine bagels lox onion soup and escargots. An Eggs for Entree technique uses spinach Parmesan and baked eggs.
Shower for June Prince on Thursday from 7 to 9 p.m. at Central Christian Church. Larkspur Garden Club meeting at 3 p.m. with Mrs. T. B. Pryor. Friday Chi Rho ice cream supper at Central Christian Church at 7:30 p.m.
The last regular 4-H meeting opened with Lila Holman Grace Holman and Betty Painter directing. Juanita Kelley reported on the 4-H Roundup trip and Lila Holman spoke on the Council meeting, while James Roy Austin highlighted the Panhandle Junior Breeders Association event. County Agent Harry Cox spoke on cotton insects and Mary Scott commented on leadership and recreation. Entertainment was provided by Donna Bearden Lewene Mullins and Kay Parr. Two new members Pat Painter and Sharon Painter joined, with attendees including Bobby Andrews Mary Ann Austin Van Bearden Donnie McCain Henry Hunter and visitors Troy Adams Vickie Mullins Bret Parr Paula Kay and Mark Parr and several adult Mes W. W. Holman Buford Austin Lewis Mullins the Hunters Mr and Mrs Bruce Parr and Mrs Don Bearden.
An evening session Tuesday at the gym drew 15 members and 14 visitors. Jo Carole Felton presided. Frank Nance and Ruth Hardin led pledges and motto. Laura Tutor gave devotional. Claranelle Cannon presented the council report. Sandra Weightman gave the recreation report. The club voted to hold a cleanup meeting on the second Tuesday in July.
Cuban designer Luis Estevez previews a collection inspired by Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis after her India Pakistan visit. He names the first lady the top fashion influence and features rajah silhouettes in coats and dresses across taupe gray brown black and ice blue fabrics. Estevez has won fashion awards but has never sold to Mrs Kennedy.
All leaders of Camp Fire groups and mothers with daughters who joined a group are invited to a meeting at 2 p.m. Friday at the UDC Cabin in Fair Park to plan the annual Day Camp scheduled for July. Mrs. Ted Henderson announced the agenda.
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