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Newspaper
Childress Index
Location
Childress, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1976
Page
5
A local notice for a gathering at Missionary Baptist Church hall this week. The event includes Monday and Thursday sessions with attention to lodge activities.
A cooking page lists a barbecued kids menu and a sprout slaw with nectarines, plus a weekend schedule of church groups and community events. The featured recipe combines mayonnaise, sour cream, lemon juice, salt, sugar, ginger, soy, bean sprouts, parsley, and nectarines for a fresh garden salad to serve immediately.
Readers receive birthday wishes for Mrs. So N Collins, Kenneth Court LeAnna, Juanell Halford, Mrs. ROL Murray, Ronald Briley, Lisa Sanders, Brent Lane, Diane Holtman, Sarah Henley, Mrs. Bill Leonard, Jim Bob Finley, Glenn Kidwell, and others. Anniversary greetings extend to Mr. and Mrs. Raymond VMehes, Mr. and Mrs. Dalton Martin, and Mr. and Mrs. Paul Buird.
Mrs. Mary Lou Sadler of Oklahoma State University offers simple restyling ideas for kids garments. Tips include stitching a bow on pockets, decorative pockets, buttoning seams, appliques, embroidery, ribbons, fringes, braids, and rickrack to brighten outfits. She also suggests converting dresses into jumpers and recycling adult fabric for children.
The wedding of Mrs. Pertha Ream and Strotherman Jr. joined in a Sayre Oklahoma ceremony at the church. Attendants wore blue and white, cake featured doves, and guests celebrated in the fellowship hall. The bride, a West Texas State University trained nurse, and the groom, a speech therapy graduate, hosted a rehearsal dinner with floral table decor.
The Art Institute of Chicago announces a Noguchi designed sculpture to be erected in a reflecting pool on campus. The work commemorates the republics 200th founding and is planned for dedication in the fall.
A sprawling account explains how diamond evaluation hinges on size color and flawless appearance. Experts discuss diamond shapes emerald pear and brilliant cuts, pricing trends from 1974 to 1976, and how color depth and cutting precision affect value and brilliance.
The review discusses Lillian Hellman's memoir Scoundrel Time. It notes her 1952 appearance before the House Un-American Activities Committee and emphasizes the book's focus on the years before the committee rather than the hearing itself. Hellman reflects on loss, resilience, and the need to tell her own history.
A quick overview notes about about 20 gull species in the United States. Gulls are shore birds that often live alone along the Atlantic Pacific and Gulf coasts. Some colonies are near Great Lakes areas.
A features piece explains wine and food pairing principles from Sichel and writer Judy Ley Hy. It covers fish with red wine, German and Danish preferences, cooking with wine, and practical tips like serving simple fare with light wines and using good wine for cooking. It also includes a fish casserole recipe serving 6 8 with chilled dry white wine.
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