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A fragmentary sports brief reports changes in clothing sizes for a team or event. Details are unclear, but the note references reduced sizes and related apparel adjustments impacting players or staff.
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Newspaper
Childress Index
Location
Childress, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1958
Page
3
A fragmentary sports brief reports changes in clothing sizes for a team or event. Details are unclear, but the note references reduced sizes and related apparel adjustments impacting players or staff.
Calendar notes call for Family night at Central Ian Church First Methodist Church with a lawn picnic. Thursday lists Grandees of First Methodist parlor and a 2 p m HDC event at North Childress, followed by a 3 p m church gathering at the church.
Mrs Van McCoy presented a March of Mission Dollars program to the King Memorial Methodist Church WSCS at their regular meeting Monday evening. Assisting were Mrs Walkup Mrs Overbey and Mrs Lassen. The meeting opened with Take My Life and Let It Be and prayer by Mrs Overbey. Scrip tures were Luke 12 27 28 and John 4 5 14. Mrs Teague presided in president absence. The meeting closed with the Lord s Prayer. Present included Mesdames Walkup McCoy Overbey Teague Arnold and Lassen.
Reverend Joe Allen led the sixth chapter of Soul Winning Experiences for the WMU at First Baptist Church. About 35 members attended the Tuesday morning Bible study, with hymns and prayers guiding the session.
A historical word puzzle lists clues about Mayflower era figures such as Standish and John and terms linked to Plymouth and Pilgrims. The crossword style hints cover ships, gods, signsers, and daily life aboard the Mayflower with references to officers, plant life, and religious figures.
Dorothy Moyle Dunn and A J Rushing exchanged vows in a single ring ceremony at Central Christian Church ChilDress. Kenneth E Jones officiated with family and friends present. A reception followed at the couple's home before their Colorado Springs trip and future residence on Avenue K Northwest. Out of town guests included Tate Owen Barnhill Jones Montgomery and Salem among others.
About sixty Hudson relatives gathered Sunday at the Woman's Department Club for their annual reunion. After a covered dish luncheon a business meeting set next year’s gathering in Childress. Entertainment featured Linda Hode of Quanah with many family members listed from Amarillo Briscoe Sulphur Bluff and other towns.
The first meeting of the Andrews Circle of the Women’s Society of Christian Service at the First Methodist was held at Mrs. Lonnie Garrison’s home. Mrs. W. E. Andrews led the opening prayer and business session, with officers named for committees and a film on A New Kind of Building shown.
Jim Scott admitted on Wednesday at Childress General Hospital. Mrs Marion Hightower of Panhandle was admitted on Wednesday. Discharges include Mrs W Brown on Tuesday and Mrs Jim Thomas on Wednesday. Also listed are Mrs M C Payne and Mrs J A Tipton from Northfield on Wednesday.
A long letter from Elmer and Irma Ss recounts leaving teaching after 38 and 10 years respectively to retire in St. Petersburg. They detail moving plans, costs, and lessons learned from earlier Florida trips, including housing, water issues, and a potential laundromat idea. They settled on St. Pete for city life, community, and warmer winters, budgeting pensions of about 2900 and 760 dollars and projecting a two-bedroom home.
Mrs. John Ballew and Mrs. R. H. Pieratt join in sending birthday greetings to Joan Dakil Tanner. The note expresses warm regards on the special day.
Considerable cloudiness and warm conditions prevail through Thursday. Widely scattered afternoon thundershowers expected with a low tonight of 69 and high tomorrow of 93. Along with the forecast, several local residents are noted traveling and visiting relatives in Estelline, Lubbock, Big Spring, and Boulder during a 10 day vacation and extended visits.
Children Cheryl Janna and Butch vacation in Estes Park while Mrs M A Metcalf and Mrs Susie Roberts of New Orleans visit in the Ernst Davis home en route to California. Mrs J W Judkins returns from Wills Point where she visited a brother. Sam Green of Ada Tex visits here with her parents. Delbert Turk of Amarillo and the Walkups host visitors, while Roy Stamps tours to Fort Smith Ark.
Northfield News reports a string of social visits. Jack Rucker of Lubbock and his wife stayed with Claud and Olive McDonald during a weekend stopover while en route home. The Shippey family from California visited relatives the Elliot household. Various locals and extended families hosted guests in Bill Bethany and surrounding homes including trip participants to Riodoso New Mexico and other nearby points of interest.
Rep Charles S Gubser blasted press glee over Sherman Adams aid troubles calling journalists freeloaders. Gov Robert Meyner disclosed receiving a bolt of cloth at the 1955 governors conference in Chicago and said he prefers ready made suits.
The Caffre cat of Nyassaland Africa is described as the fore runner of our domesticated house cat in this report.
Mrs. Rodney Pearce was honored at a pink and blue shower hosted in the home of Mrs. T. A. Loter. Carolyn Loter registered guests, and gifts were opened with assistance from Mrs. Edd Anderson. The event featured pink lemonade, mints, a stork centerpiece, and about 35 attendees.
UPI reports a rise in pretend play outfits for girls as retailers offer grown up apparel such as high heeled pumps fringed chemises beads fur stoles and Bre ton hats. Manufacturers and department stores note demand for exclusive pieces including a white bridal dress and veil for the summer marrying season.
The nation saw a wide temperature swing with Grand Marais Michigan recording 28 degrees as the coldest reported morning and Thermal California alongside Needles posting a high of 110 degrees on Tuesday according to UPI and the Weather Bureau data.
Channel listings show a daily lineup of classics and news across Wichita Falls and nearby stations. Programs include Modern Romances American Bandstand Bugs Bunny Popeye Cartoons Father Knows Best This Is Your Life Men Of Annapolis Adventures of Scott Island Jack Paar Show Brighter Day Secret Storm Edge Of Night Bingo Weather News Douglas Edwards Tales Of Texas Rangers Home Fair Bugs Bunny News & Weather Circus Boy Red Skelton The Big Record Millionaire Ive Got A Secret The Silent Service Harbor Command National News Million Dollar Movie KDUB TV Beaver Steel Hour Stories Showcase Lubbock
Channel 3 listings show a dense daytime to early evening lineup with news programs CBS News and local updates, game shows, soap operas, cartoons, and kids programs. Includes Dotto Truth or Consequences Tic Tac Dough The Edge of Night and Houseparty among others.
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