Community Events Calendar This Week
This week lists Young Homemakers at 7 30 p m Tuesday. Friday includes Fifth and Sixth Graders supper and skating at First Baptist from 7 30 to 8 30 p m. A pre nuptial shower for Miss Jana Jones bride elect of Monty Atchley is at Central Christian Friendship Square 7 30 p m Friday. AA meeting at Central Christian at 8 p m. Saturday features Childress Riding Club ice cream supper at Rodeo Arena.
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First Baptist
Jana Jones
Monty Atchley
Central Christian Friendship Square
Central Christian
Childress Riding Club
Rodeo Arena
Miss Jones
4-H Girls Give Program for Tell HD Club
Miss Rhonda Cameron led a Home Demonstration Club program for the 4-H group at Mrs. C E Seal home on Tuesday afternoon. Rhonda Leach spoke on Money Management and Cynthia Johnston spoke on Drugs and Alcohol. Cameron announced the annual 4-H Dress Revue for June 26 at Fair Park Auditorium.
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Rhonda Cameron
Home Demonstration Club
C.E. Seal
Rhonda Leach
Cynthia Johnston
Miss Cameron
Fair Park Auditorium
M.H. Conn
Seal
Hall Burton
Ruby Stroud
DeAnna Bryant
Mmes
Willis Moran
Truman Mabry
A.G. Wood
A.W. Bryant
Aubrey Testerman
Little Phil Klapper Celebrates Third Birthday at Home
Pintihda Le tin bein Phil Klapper marked his third birthday three days early with a chocolate cake topped by a miniature cowboy. Mr. and Mrs. Gene Klapper hosted the party at their home with decorations and favors. Guests included Darrell and Dewayne Moore Angie Klapper Phil’s sister Mrs Frank Jackson Phil’s grandmother Johnny Moore of Wichita Falls and Mrs Elmo Jones Phil’s aunt.
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Phil Klapper
Gene Klapper
Phil
Darrell and
Dewayne Moore
Angie Klapper
Frank Jackson
Johnny Moore
Wichita Falls
Elmo Jones
Party wrap ideas with paper, ribbon and tissue flowers
Creative party decor uses gift wrap paper and ribbon to craft vibrant decorations. Tissue poppies serve as centerpieces while ribbon roses are formed into a corsage for the hostess.
Local Birthday and Anniversary Notices
Birthday greetings list includes Debbie Ashlock and Virginia Rucker while anniversaries honor several residents. Saturday features Russell Jones and Candy Briant with family wishes. Sunday extends remembrances for Mrs Lonnie Garrison and multiple other local individuals.
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W.M. Richardson
Virginia Rucker
Glen Sanders
Russell Jones
R.B. Austin Candy Briant
Lonnie Garrison
John Hamilton
Delbert Wasson
John Ballew
Clara Beth Adams
David Schubarth
Church Social Meeting Conducted At Mrs Wallin’s Home
A Tuesday afternoon church gathering at Mrs. Frank Wallin’s residence opened with a prayer led by Mrs. Wallin. Mrs. F L Decker gave the devotion on humility, followed by 42 games and refreshments organized by Mrs. A S Fromm’s Group 4, with numerous attendees listed.
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Frank Wallin
F.l.decker
A.S. Fromm
Mmes. M. E. Siler
L. T. Bussey
L. B. Jackson
Henry Feely
Russell Gross
Rene Bean
Leonard King
J.e.kelley
Presbyterian Women Sanders luncheon and mission drive
The Women’s Association of the Presbyterian Church met for a salad luncheon and hymn. Rev H Paul Henderson spoke on Presbyterian beliefs and conducted business. The treasurer reported, harvest jamboree plan outlined, collection for Medical Missions taken. Attendees included Mrs Ray Green and several named members.
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Women’s Association of the Presbyterian Church
T. M. Llewellyn
H. Paul Henderson
Ray Green
Henderson
Bill Ross
E. E. Chestnut
A. Power
Carrie Mae Diggs
Maggie Kate Alexander
Mmnes
Orville Weatherbee
Charles P. Boyd
Etta B. Anderson
Herman Smith
Frank Buster
Louis Sally
John Herren
Reception Planned For Andersons Golden Anniversary
Mr and Mrs Charlie Anderson celebrate their fifty years of marriage with a reception at 311 Third St Northeast from 2 to 4 pm on June 25. Their daughter Mrs W H Marslett of Fort Worth will host. The couple request no gifts.
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Charlie Anderson
Third St
Northeast
W.H. Marslett
Fort Worth
Club hostesses lead Union Flat Home Demonstration meet
Union Flat Home Demonstration Club met at the home of Mrs. John Goodson with Mrs. L. H. Holtman as co host. The event honored Mrs. Holtman on her 84th birthday with a salutation and song. Members shared devotional readings and poems and welcomed Mrs. Iva LeCroy into membership. The group listed attendees and noted plans for the final summer meeting June 28 at Mrs. W. T. Goodson's home.
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Union Flat Home Demonstration Club
John Goodson
L. H. Holtman
Alda Craig
Fred West
W. B. Gartrell
R. O. Law
L. D. Pirtle
Gartrell
D. O. Nash
Iva LeCroy
Mmes
W. B. Conway
Howard Martin
J. C. Terrell
W. T. Goodson
Ben Teague
Products Party For Cee Wee Club Glows at Center
CEE VEE The Community Club sponsored a products party Friday afternoon at the Community Center. Demonstration was given by Mrs. Bill Hassell of Childress. Attendees included Leslie Carrick G W Jenkins Floyd Finch Jim Watson Vivian Monson T A Riddell Ova Seal Joe Crain Delbert Smith Stacy Cipriana Villanueva Rita Rush Timmons Tate Timmons Hazel Hoffman Lemma Hill.
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Bill Hassell
Childress
Mmes
Leslie Carrick
G.W. Jenkins
Floyd Finch
Jim Watson
Vivian Monson
T.A. Riddell
Ova Seal
Joe Crain
Delbert Smith
Stacy
Cipriana Villanueva
Rita
Rush Timmons
Tate Timmons
Hazel Hoffman
Lemma Hill
Creative Arts Club Salad Luncheon Ends Season
The Creative Arts Club met at Mrs. Earl Cook’s home on Wednesday for a salad luncheon. President Mrs. Dale Driver led business enduring through summer closure. Members Lillie Evans Nell Sides and Ruth Sides attended. plans for a final ice cream supper at Fair Park were made.
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Creative Arts Club
Earl Cook
Dale Driver
Fair Park
Mmes
Lillie Evans
Nell Sides
Ruth Sides
Summer Style on for Size in Fashion Notes
A New York piece discusses the fashion challenge of weight gain and wardrobe changes, noting Ship 'n Shore's inclusive sizing up to 46 for all ages. It highlights affordable cotton knits around 8 dollars, designed to hold shape, with long belted shirts and necklines that elongate the look, plus easy care fabrics for all sizes.
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Ship ‘N Shore
Women’s pants and knits celebrate larger sizes and style
The era’s fashion spread highlights the belted pant shirt with a soft neckline in sizes 38 to 44 and a twin pocketed shirt in six colors with contrast stitching. A knit shirt with a swimming fish pattern from Ship ’n’ Shore stresses flattering lines for larger figures across ages and sizes.
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St. Tropez
Fall Hats Lead Fall Fashion Triumph in New York
In New York, millinery designers showcase fall hats with plaid roll brims, wool and felt textures, and bright colors. Models display ostrich plumes, veil trims, cloche and sailor styles as accessories to oversized coats and sportswear, with prices like $50 and $75 cited.
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New York
Millinery Institute of America
Dolman
Irene
Spaghetti Beef Casserole for Family Dinner
Spaghetti beef casserole recipe serves 4 to 6 with 1 pound ground beef, tomatoes, tomato paste, and cheddar cheese. Instructions include sautéing onion, browning beef, mixing with pasta, and baking at 350 degrees for 20 to 30 minutes. Also notes the Bible translation into 1,473 languages and dialects.
Athlete’s Foot Treatment Ad at A L Harp Drug
Quick drying T four L promises fast relief from itching and burning with skin sloughing in 3 to 5 days. Backed by 59 cent refund if not delighted within one hour, offered at A L Harp Drug 121 Main St.
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A. L. Harp Drug
Main St
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