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Newspaper
Childress Index
Location
Childress, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1973
Page
3
Agilon dominates with two long stretches in the race, showing sheer endurance and dominant pacing. The text notes Agilon unity and persistence across all legs, highlighting superior stamina and strategy throughout the competition.
Birthday wishes tomorrow for Gladys Wright Albert Bird Debbie Ashlock. Happy anniversary to Mr and Mrs John Starkey. Saturday honors W M Richardson Virginia Rucker Mrs Glen Sanders. Sunday celebrates Russell Jones R B Austin Candy Briant Carol Hart Low Hall and Mr and Mrs Harold Land.
The troop gathered at the swimming pool for fun on Tuesday and were urged by leaders to take swimming lessons to earn Water Fun Badges. A second swimming party is planned in about three weeks. Present were Carol Bozeman, Shareee Burrus, DeDe Coats, Melissa Christy, Becky Crawford, Glenda Johnson, Jina Jones, Sandra McKee, Sharon Proffitt, Deana Trones, Raelene Tyler, Leslie Vaughan, Kathy West, Jenny Wetherington, Shari Wilkins, LaTonia Ralston, Jill Crawford, Janet Crawford, Nane Crawford, Kristal Bozeman, Finney Trones, Mrs. John Trones and Mrs. Clint Crawford.
Safety director Marjorie B. May of the Greater New York Safety Council advises women to avoid offering rides to hitchhikers or stopping for disabled cars on lonely roads. She says women face greater risk of robbery or sexual assault and notes lingering perceptions of women as weaker.
Mr. and Mrs. Royce Dan Tippett were honored at a post-nuptial shower Tuesday evening at Mrs. J. A. Stinnett’s home. Hostesses included Mrs. Oscar Lambert and many others. Guests registered in the bride’s book and viewed a white themed gift table as the couple received china from attendees.
Dear Polly laments box tops and bag twist closures wastefully. A reader Mary U offers a practical method for resealing bread bags after slicing.
Readers ask for a craft to make square sofa pillows with yarn pom poms and seek directions for the project. The column offers a method to create keepsake birth announcements using pale wax and crayons, and contains home cleaning tips for wax removal from furniture and chair cleaning.
Dear Polly offers practical sewing and baking tips. Patch knees with sturdy fabric or leather and use straps to secure braces to prevent rubbing. For dough, mark the bowl height to gauge rise and choose a marker that wipes clean.
Teachers can use small pink and pearlized 3x3 inch tiles for simple Mother’s Day projects. Helpful ideas include decorative mosaics, initials or names on tile units, photo transfer crafts, patterned frames, and tiled magnets. Kids practice color matching, symmetry, and fine motor skills while producing keepsake gifts.
Readable text notes shoulder lamb chops may be cut up and used for a stew. This item suggests a cooking method or recipe preparation option without further details.
The fur market surges with price increases 40 to 100 percent over the last year. Designers say furs have shifted from fun to status as European and Japanese demand drives up mink raccoon fox and sable costs. New collections feature high end coats and a pink purple shirt set for $90.
CECKY BROWNSTONE presents low calorie dessert Liver and Kidney Kabobs and side dishes with a vanilla lemon frost beverage. Includes recipe steps for a lemon milk frozen dessert and a pineapple carrot cocktail with directions and calorie notes.
A skillet dish from Cecily Brownstone uses seedless green grapes and fresh peaches marinated in white wine and sugar then cooked with chicken. The recipe calls for flour salt paprika ginger and butter with garlic and oil for sautéing before finishing the dish.
The Home Demonstration Club plans a final club year dinner at Chaparral Restaurant at 7 p.m. on June 26. The meeting in Mrs. J. A. Stinnett's home featured devotional, song, and remarks on canning methods by Miss Hattie Kilgore. Future events include Tell Homecoming on July 22 at Fair Park Auditorium.
A mix of wildlife notes and a recipe fragment appears. Coyotes are described as three feet long and 20 to 50 pounds with a grayish coat. they speed past 40 mph chasing rodents. The text then details a garlic ginger marinated chicken recipe with fruit and a note about Cecily Brownstone's cookbook.
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