Eastern Star Sandwich Supper and Work Night
The Order of the Eastern Star holds a sandwich supper and work night at 7 p.m. Monday in the Masonic Hall.
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Newspaper
Childress Index
Location
Childress, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1968
Page
3
The Order of the Eastern Star holds a sandwich supper and work night at 7 p.m. Monday in the Masonic Hall.
Miss Whitfield daughter of Mr and Mrs Robert H Whitfield of Newton Kansas and Miss Logan daughter of Mrs Virginia Wallis of Childress and Mrs Larkin Wallis of this city will marry June 21 at Trinity Heights Methodist Church in Newton. Miss Whitfield a Newton High School graduate and Kansas State University senior majoring in elementary education is a Kappa Delta member. Her fiancé, a Newton schools graduate, is stationed with the US Navy at Moffett Field California.
A compact instant shoeshine kit fits in a purse and uses a damp heavy paper pad to buff shoes. Tear open the packet, wipe for a shine, and carry it for quick polishing anywhere. A bundle of these serves as a practical bon voyage gift for travelers.
Extension specialist Wanda Meyer cites habitual credit buying and hasty shopping as main waste sources. She estimates yearly savings of about 416 dollars for a family of four, with potential reductions in finance charges medicines and car costs.
New officers for the Home Demonstration Club were elected at a Friday meeting hosted by Mrs. Oscar Glover. Elected were Mrs. M. Conn as president, Mrs. Willis Moran as vice president, Mrs. Tru Aubrey Testerman as council delegate, Mrs. J. A. Stinnett as parliamentarian, with Mrs. Glover reading the devotional and leading prayer. The group voted to join the Tell Community Club for a salad supper on July 1 and adjourned until September 10.
Mrs. Dan Cawthon hosted a salad supper with Mrs. Larry Carrick reading the devotional and Mrs. Doug Seal leading a brief business session. Attendees included Barbara Williams, Nick Christiansen, Johnnie LeCroy, Roy Marion, Larry Grillett, Ronny Leach, David Adcock, Ken Wright, Henry Baker Jr., and guests Bill Lindsey and Tim Timmons. A Family Life Retreat is set for June 21 to 23 at Ceta Canyon with Rev. Ted Dotts as speaker. adult fee $10, children $5. Junior Choir to receive pins and certificates at next Sundays final church performance. choir resumes in the fall.
The Royal Service program featured Mrs. Guy Moseley reading scriptures and Mrs. J C Smith reading the Calendar of Prayer and leading prayers. Mrs Bill Roberson presented the program Pluses for New Missionaries assisted by Mrs Edwin Wyatt John Browning Smith and Moseley. Closing prayer by Miss Aubrey Testerman.
Mr and Mrs W W Holman announce the engagement of their daughter Lila Ruth to Tom Larry Hoobler son of Mr and Mrs Caylor Hoobler of Spearman The couple plan a Aug 24 ceremony at Tell Methodist Church with Rev Joe Lukonic officiating Lila Ruth is a 1964 graduate of Childress High School and a current West Texas State University summer graduate Tom Larry Hoobler is a 1965 Spearman High School graduate and a senior at WTSU They will reside in Canyon where he will study and she will teach
Tuesday is the deadline for Girl Scouts to register for the Day Camp at Lake Pauline. Registration fees are $2.50 for members and $3.50 for non members, payable to Mrs. Weldon Teague.
Mrs. Jacquelyn Webb and Darrell Flood wed at King Memorial Methodist Church in Hereford in an afternoon ceremony. The bride, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Webb of Childress, wore white silk organza with lace and seed pearl details. The groom is Ernest Flood Jr. of Dimmitt. the couple plans to reside in Hereford after a Colorado wedding trip. A reception followed for about 150 guests with flowers, a four tier cake, and pink net decorations. The couple and families hosted rehearsals and prewedding events.
A concise safety note stresses kitchen fires arise from grease and neglect. It advises keeping areas clean and grease-free, washing walls where grease settles, and regularly cleaning to prevent crumbs from sparking. It also suggests contacting the gas company if a leak is suspected and using soap or detergent on walls.
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