Social Calendar Items from Town Clubs and Meetings
A sequence of social events listed for Tuesday through Saturday includes Tai H Club gatherings from 2 to 5 pm, Rebekahs Lodge at Odd Fellows Hall, King Memorial WSCS at the church, Union Flat HD Club all day meeting with Mrs N D Rogers and Mrs Newman Reeves hosting, Kirkland HD Club at Mrs Charles Reynolds home, First Methodist Church choir rehearsal, Childress Senior 4 H Club activities at Mrs Lou Jeffers’s home, South Childress HD Club at Mrs J H DeArmond’s, B P W Picnic at Pauline Canmon’s, Childress Junior 4 H Club events, Quaker HD Club at 2 pm, and a Country Club Breakfast and dance from 9 pm to 1 am.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tai
Rebekshs Lodge
Odd Fellows Hall
King Memorial Wscs
Union Flat
N. D. Rogers
Newman Reeves
Kirkland HD
Charles Reynolds
First Methodist Church
Childress
Lou Jeffers
Quaker HD
King Memorial Methodist Church
Barbara Elaine Teague
W. M. Teague
Gilbert Claude Simpson
Loraine
Earl T. Simpson
Arcadia
H. W. Barnett
Evelyn Teague
Carolyn McCoy
Elois McFarland
JoAnn Miller
Dorothyn Dekle
Charles Simpson
Monroe
Pyle Visits Parents During Leave From Wasp Carrier
Johnny Pyle stationed on the USS Wasp Carrier visits his parents Mr. and Mrs. Paul Pyle. He served in Formosa waters during the evacuation of Chinese, plans to return to San Francisco July 10 and receive a good conduct medal around August 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnny Pyle
Paul. Pyle
Prie
Formosa
Ostrer Tonic Captain iron for pep promotes iron health
An early 20th century ad claims thousands of couples suffer from iron deficiency and promotes Ostrer Tonic Captain iron with B vitamins as a pep supplement. It advertises a price of 56 cents and availability at all druggists.
Reunion Held In Fair Park
A Cheatheam family reunion and picnic was held Sunday at Childress Fair Park. Attending were S. T. Cheatheam and relatives from Big Spring Plainview Tell Childress Hale Center and Union Flat Community. Families visited during the afternoon and enjoyed the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fair Park
Union Flat
Cheatheam
Childress Fair Park
S. T. Cheatheam
Terry
Charles Cheatheam
Big Spring
Jodie Spain
Plainview
Lonis Cheatheam
Harold
Tell
J. C. Spain
David
Carol Cheatheam
Childress
Denton Cheatheam
Melvin Mee- Hagen
Hale Center
C. J. Cheatheam
R. C. Ivey
Picnic in Childress Fair Park Draws Local Families
A group from Union Flat and nearby towns enjoyed a picnic lunch at Childress Fair Park. Attendees include Mr. and Mrs. Red Edwards, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Miller and children of Tohoka, and others from Kress Olton Wichita Falls Chil dress Union Flat and surrounding areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Flat
Childress Fair Park
Red’’ Edwards
Roy Miller
Tohoka
Watt Gibson
Kress
Landon Smith
Olton
Jimmy Miller
Wichita Falls
J. T. Morris
Childress
A. V. Mote
Carl Miller
Happy Birthday Greetings For Mrs S N Collins
A birthday shoutout today for Mrs. S N Collins alongside wishes for Ben J Teague and Pearl Rawlings. The message celebrates their special day with warm regards from their circle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. S. N. Collins
Ben J. Teague Pearl Rawlings
Garna Lawrence Named GA Proxy For First Baptist Group
New officers for the First Baptist GA group were elected on Monday afternoon. Garner Lawrence was named president with Nelwyn Bohannon as vice president, Peggy Carter secretary-reporter, Charlotte Shipman program chairman, Leanelle Cannon song leader, and Lawanda Estoll enlistment chairman. Peggy Carter opened the meeting and announced GA Camp starts July 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist GA
Garner Lawrence
Nelwyn Bohannon
Peggy Carter
Charlotte Ship- Man
Leanelle Cannon
Lawana Estoll
Misses Lawrence
Carter
Cannon
Shipman
Miss Lawrence
Miss Shipman
Ruby Cannon
Lannelie Cannon
Lawana Estell
Charlotte Shipman
Garna Lawrence
W. C. Adams
Jack Bohannon
Gary Adams
Nancy Estoll
Delegates Return From Convention And Mexico Tour
Delegates Alyeen Ater Nell Rogers Grace Powell and Mrs Louise Bowers returned from the B PW convention in Brownville and a week in Mexico City The party visited Cuternavaca Taxco attended a bull fight and rode a flower decked boat named Rosita through Xochimilco They saw the University of Mexico City and the Palace of Fine Arts with no car trouble on the trip
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alyeen Ater
Nell Rogers
Grace Powell
Louise Bowers
B& PW
Brownville
Mexico City
Cuternavaca
Taxco
Xochimilco
Rosita
University of Mexico City
Palace of Fine Arts
Mexico
Peron Remains Busy As Argentine Leader Skips Acts
Prediction notes that President Peron is not sick or detained but simply very busy, with a Buenos Aires source saying Argentine officials have not listed his daily activities recently and a personal friend reports his absence from official acts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buenos Aiies
Peron
Weather Outlook and Two Birth Announcements
West Texas fair to partly cloudy through Wednesday with isolated storms in the afternoon and evening. Rev. and Mrs. Johnny Baker announce the birth of Vickie Joyce, eight pounds 15 ounces, born Saturday at 8 30 in Graham Hospital. Grandparents Roy Barnes and H M Baker. Charles Tucker and spouse report a seven pounds 12 ounces boy born today at 9 25 in Childress General Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Texas
Johnny Baker
Eliasville
Vickie Joyce
Graham Hositel
Roy Barnes
Houston
H. M. Baker
Childress
Charles Tucker
Childress General Hospital
News Items About People You Know
Local page lists several families visiting or traveling. A. T. Finch and Mrs Finch with children left for Hobbs New Mexico after visiting Mrs Finch�s mother. Rev C R Copeland recuperates in Monday after Sabbatical and illness. Amarillo visitors Peggy Karen Don Dee Denise Nettles stay with Larry Lawrence family on return from Fort Worth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. T. Finch
Hobbs
Jim Stevens
Finches
Bertha Crawford
Finch
Possum Kingdom
Tom R. Preston
Preston Insurance
W. H. Bratcher
C. R. Copeland
Copeland
Lubbock
Larry Lawrence
Jack Nettles
Peggy Karen
Don Dee
Denise
Amarillo
Fort Worth
Preston
Mission Project Discussed At Circle Meeting
The Business Women's Circle of the First Baptist Church met at the home of Mrs. George McAlister to discuss July community missions. Grace Powell and Joyce Harris presented a program on Stop Look and Listen, followed by prayers and a note on Keeney fund offerings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
George McAlister
Grace Powell
Joyce Harris
Clyde Martin
J. E. Turner
Keeney Fund
Miss Powell
Harris
Temperature highs and rainfall record noted
The 24 hour period ending at noon recorded a high of 86 and a low of 69 degrees. A new world single day rainfall record was set at Baguio Philippines with 45.99 inches in 24 hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baguio
Philippines
Parr Trial Set to Open July 5 at New Braunfels
George B. Parr and 11 Duval county defendants face trial July 5 in New Braunfels on charges of conspiracy to steal or misapply funds of the Benavides independent school district. Convictions carry two to five years. cases stem from 79th District Attorney Burris and county DAs. Others named include D C Chapa Jesus Oliviera and Rafael Ramos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice
South Texas
George B. Parr
Duval County
New Braurfels
Benavides Independent
Sam Burris
Wallace T. Barber
Hays County
Richard Stinn
Washington County
Grand Jury
A. S. Broadfoot
Parr
D. C. Chapa
O. Carillo Sr
Jesus Oliviera
B. F. Tom Donald Jr
R. W. Milligan
Jesus G. Garza
Santiago Garcia
C. G. Ramirez
Larenz
Reyes Ramos
Givens Parr
Local Donations Reported From Community Contributors
A list of names and small cash contributions is recorded, including Keeney, Ruby Bush, W. E. Hafner, Gaylon Smith, Dan Calloway, Fred Mitchell, U. S. Fromm, anonymous donors, Wayne Freeman, A Friend, Mrs. Pearl Snow, Cather Fason, First State Bank, W. C. Harp, Roy Key, Buddy Cordell, E. J. Huddleston, Hiway Cafe, Mrs. M. A. Farha, Irene Johnson, B. B. Burton, George Saied, Don Farrington, Bud Adams, Floyd Gilliland, H. W. and Ruth Fite, Luther Miller, and Sam F. Moore, with amounts ranging from one to twenty dollars.
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Ruby Bush
W. E. Hafner
Gaylon Smith
Dan Calloway
Fred Mitchell
U. S. Fromm
Anonymous
Wayne Freeman
Hiway Cafe
Hospital Notes and Household Mice Movement
Admitted: Mrs. Charles Tuckey on Tuesday and Mrs. Wilbur Breazeale on Monday. Discharged: Mrs. Bobby Hart and baby on Monday. Trap records indicate mice may migrate four miles in a week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Tuckey
Wilbur Breazeale
Bobby Hart
Baby
Russian Premier To Visit India
Nehru announced that Soviet Premier Nikolai Bulganin will visit India with no date fixed yet. He noted winters are common for visits and said Bulganin accepted the invitation. Nehru spoke at a press conference with reporters from Soviet, Indian, and Western outlets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
India
Jawaharlal Nehru
Nikolai Bulganin
Nehru
Bulganin
Butler may seek Texas return trip for party harmony
Mrs. Weinert said Butler might return to Texas to aid party unity, noting she would invite him again if schedule allows. She added that a Butler-Shivers meeting during his Texas tour could have eased intra party tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butler
Texas
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Madyfe
M. L
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Pyle
Barbara Teague
G. C. Simpson
Robert Teague
Lowell Landrum
Loretta Simpson
Betty Atkinson
Miss Simpson
Ozarks
Abilene
Earl Baily
Childres High School
The
High School
Pamela
H. L. Mathis
Wayne Wilson
J. . F Harris
Worth Green
GA Proxy
Mrs. Baird
Pete Fossar
Guy Daylimple
Beaumont
Bessie Mae Lester
Pete Moore
Bloyd McNeal
Hazel Quin
Dallas
Circle Meeting
Ali
Jellavors
BOC
Shay
Pas
Rade A
Chuck
Libby
Eers
Coats
Ave. F. NW
Milligan
Benavides
Brenham
Tyson Summy
Kickernick
Eisenhower
Geneva
Big Pour
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