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Childress Index
Location
Childress, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1964
Page
3
Community visitors frequent area households this season
Local families report many relatives and friends visiting from Burnett Halbert Lubbock Amarillo Paducah and Dallas. Notable movements include Hartley serving as a biar at a church, Ginger Riddell traveling to Mississippi, and the Larry Evans family relocating from Austin for the summer month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. A. Riddell
Donald Monson
Burnett
Phor Sestes
Donald
Murice Monson
R.monsons
Jerry Ana
My Haber
Wingey
Hariey
Parsons
Hartley
Dumont Church
T. Tobias A Delwin
Television EV on by Rick Du Brow
NBC Sunday Show of the Week drama stars Kennedy Falk Homolka Duggan focuses on a rebel leader seeking refuge in an American embassy The tough script critiques insurgents while underscoring complex national interests The embassy ends with the rebel killed and Kennedy ordering no U S support CBS debate with Goldwater Scranton Rockefeller is canceled and Bing Crosby hosts a preview special toward ABCs fall lineup
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NBC TV
Arthur Kennedy
Peter Falk
Oscar Homolka
Andrew Duggan
Falk
Book Review
High Point News Houseguests Visit from Far-Flung Towns
Mrs F E Biddy hosts a lineup of visitors at the Carl Miller home including Shorty Smith Olten Buck Buchanan Wichita Falls J T Morris Lon Ray Donald Miller Childress Carl Miller Wichita Falls. Carl Miller visited Chil d Hospital to see Virgil Gam and Mrs Richard Holeman attended services in Childress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. E. Biddy
Carl Miller
Shorty Smith
Olten
Buck Buchanans
Wichita Falls
J. T. Morris
Lon Ray
Donald Millers
Childress
Carl Millers
Virgil Gam
Richard Holeman
Clyde Holemans
J. F. Henley
Aubrey Dean
Pianist Ernest Gold Advises Gentle Child Music Teaching
Composer Ernest Gold urges parents to use persuasion not coercion when guiding children into music. He recommends starting between eight and ten, favors the piano for broad musical education, and cautions against gendered instrument ideas. A good teacher who understands kids and music is essential and practice can pause during summer vacation if the child wishes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patricia McCormack
York
UPI
Ts Cver
Ernest Gold
Marni Nixon
Gold
Birth announcements and local weather in Childress
Partly cloudy and warm through Tuesday with scattered thundershowers. Tonight low 68, Tuesday high 90. Births: Mr and Mrs H G Gillespie, son 6:35 pm Saturday at Childress General Hospital, 8 lb 3 oz. Mr and Mrs Clinton Halford, son 2:50 am Sunday, 6 lb 8 oz. Mr and Mrs Barney Gilley, daughter 7:35 am today, 7 lb 7 oz. Visitors: Col B H Elliott and family from Alexandria, retirement after over 2 years in Marines. Others visit local residents in Childress area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Childress
H. G. Gillespie
Childress General Hospital
Clinton Halford
Barney Gilley
B. H. Elliott
Alexandria
Will Arive
L.C. Elliott
Col. Elliott
Marines
E. A
Crickett) Sanders
Richmond
Calif
W. D. Day
Jim Patterson
Leon Smith
Lawton
Altus
Okla
Community Visitors Share Meals and Visits Across Towns
A stream of visitors fills Kirkland area homes with family and friends from Amarillo Canyon Quanah Wichita Falls Fort Worth and Oklahoma City. Notable guests include Mrs A B Clements and families from High Point California and Oregon plus Delisle Meltons and the Melton households in Fort Worth and Casper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. B. Clements
C. A. Thomas
Homer Davis
George Nichols
Ruby Brewington
Amarillo
Gert Pryor
Mildred Dean
California
Ochis Smotherman
High Point
Julie Snodgrass
Bonnie Vaughn
John Hubbard
Irving
Fort Worth
Avalee Vaughn
Mable Hare
Canyon
J. F. Fowler
Albert Storm
Quanah
John Ryder
Seymour
John Belts
Leon Clements
Childress
Guy Woolridge
Wichita Falls
A. B Clements
Leonard Myers
Oklahoma City
Social Calendar Highlights For Week at Local Churches
Monday district set up at Methodist Church 7 30 p m alternatar ice creams open Community House 7 00 p m OOF Lodge in Hall 7 30 p m Tuesday Christ Ladies Class 9 30 a m Circle in First Methodist parlor 3 p m Brewer Circle Mrs Virgil Brewer 3 p m Cates with Mrs Pete Gofar 3 p m Ruth Circle with Mrs Fred Sherwood 3 p m Jones Circle Central Christian Church 7 30 p m Lodge in TOOF Hall Wednesday United Daughters of Confederacy Thursday North Childress HDC 2 p m
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alternatar
Hall
Christ Ladies
First Methodist Parior
Brewer
Virgil Brewer
Cates
Pete Goffar
Ruth
Fred Sherwood
Jones
Central Christian Church
Toof Hall
United Daughters of Confedac
North Childress Hdc
Visiting friends and funeral notices overweight weekend
Visitors included Mrs. O. H. Hoover of Post and Nina Bell Chapman of Idaho with Mr. and Mrs. Stevens and others. Charles Yoes was laid to rest in Hollis with family from Oklahoma City. An American Legion officer installation is planned for Tuesday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. Stevens
O. H. Hoover
Post
Nina Bell Chapman
W. A. King
Marie
Charles Yoes
Oklahoma City
Hollis
Steve Martinez
Eydie Walker
Amarillo
American Legion
Herb Robinson
Nell Wormswringer
Great Bend
Kans
Tommie Jordan
Big Spring
W. S. Patterson
Knox City
Eddie Johnson
J. D. Jarrett
Houston
George T. Smith
Martin
Wichita Falls
Texas Tech
Walter Lockhoof
Dow Jones Averages And Treasury Figures Bulletin
The Dow Jones averages show gains at noon with Industrials up to 812.85 and Utilities at 142.01 while Rails hover near 203.76. Total shares traded reach 1.94 million by noon as Treasury accounts report year to date withdrawals and deposits with a cash balance of 6.40 billion and public debt around 312.8 billion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dow Jones
Avera
Washington
UPI
Treasury
Taylor Funeral Rites Held Sunday in St Luke's Church
Funeral services for Mrs. Frank L. Taylor were conducted at 4 p m Sunday at St. Luke's Episcopal Church by Rev Kenneth Clark of Grace Church Vernon. Interment followed in Childress Cemetery. A pioneer and civic worker in Childress County she died Friday at Childress General Hospital after a fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank L. Taylor
St. Luke's Episcopal Church
Kenneth Clark
Grace Church
Vernon
Childress Cemetery
Taylor
Childress County
Childress General Hospital
Birthday salutations for several women
Tomorrow we celebrate Arline Key W Richardson Mrs Gayle Price Virginia Rucker and Mary Margaret Brummett with warm birthday wishes from family and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arline Key
W. M. Richardson
Gayle Price
Virginia Rucker
Mary Margaret Brummett
Final Civil Rights Debate Near Its End in Senate
The 15th week of the civil rights debate drew near its end as senators expected final action soon. Senator Richard Russell predicted a possible final vote later this week but called Wednesday’s vote forecast improbable. Senate Democratic Whip Hubert Humphrey hoped amendments could be finished by Wednesday, leaving only oratorical fireworks for passage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard B. Russell
D-Ga
Senate
Hubert H. Humphrey
Minn
House approves civil rights bill in 290 to 130 vote
Washington UPI reports the House passed a civil rights bill on February 10 by 290 to 130. The debate stretched 78 days with an estimated 8 848 614 words spoken, eclipsing the 1960 record of a 3 day debate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
UPI
House
Senate
Record-tying heat hits Needles with 110 degree high
The U S Weather Bureau logged Sunday high of 110 degrees in Needles California, the warmest in the continental U S excluding Alaska and Hawaii, while Stampede Pass Washington recorded a low of 42 degrees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
U.S. Weather Bureau
Alaska
Hawaii
Needles
Calif
Stampede Pass
Wash
1923 Ship Subsidy Bill Aimed at Ending Racial Discrimination
The record notes 76 days on a ship subsidy bill in 1923. The bill's purpose was to end racial discrimination in voting, education, employment, union activities, privately owned lodgings, eateries, places of amusement, and in use of federal funds.
Final Ward Rites Held for Mrs Gracie Ward Sunday
Final rites in memory of Mrs Gracie Gertrude Ward conducted at Newberry Chapel at 2 p.m. with Rev Burgin Watkins of First Methodist Church officiating. Burial followed at Childress Cemetery. She died at her home Thursday after a lengthy illness and had lived in Childress since 1908.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gracie Gertrude Ward
Newberry Chapel
Burgin Watkins
First Methodist Church
Childress Cemetery
Ward
Childress
Clowning Collegiates at Washington U Sparks Career
Steven Bender, a June graduate, applied for a campus job promising $10 for 20 minutes at a shoe store. Instead he performed clown magician tricks for children as a freshman, investing $3 in gear and now saving $8,500 entertaining private birthday parties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louis
UPI
Steven Bender
Bender
Washington University
Barry Goldwater Seen as Likely GOP Nominee by Opinion
Morris Higley argues the underdog appeal could lift Barry Goldwater to the Republican nomination. He notes favorable magazine chatter, hostile coverage from Newsweek and Time, and suggests a stark voter choice if Goldwater faces Lyndon Johnson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morris Higley
Lyndon Johnson
Barry Goldwater
Papa Rocky
California
New York Mets
Newsweek
Time
Barry
Lyndon
Hospital Admissions and Discharges Summary
Admitted include Mrs. H. G. Gillespie Saturday Charles Jones Saturday Mrs. Clinton Halford Sunday Mrs. Ruby Steed today. Dismissed include Mrs. J. W. Hamilton Saturday B. D. Buckley Saturday Harvey Smith today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. G. Gillespie
Charles Jones
Clinton Halford
Ruby Steed
J. W. Hamilton
B. D. Buckley
Harvey Smith
Temperatures for 24 Hours Ended 11 AM Sun
The high reached 87 degrees at 4 5 and 6 p m Sunday with a low of 69 degrees at 5 and 6 a m today. On June 15 1964 the high was 89 degrees and the low 73 degrees.
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