Remainder Of Spring And Summer Hats Sale Event
Remainder of spring and summer hats promoted with bold pricing urging buyers to seize limited time low prices. Shoppers are invited to purchase popular hat styles before inventory runs out.
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Newspaper
Childress Index
Location
Childress, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1963
Page
3
Remainder of spring and summer hats promoted with bold pricing urging buyers to seize limited time low prices. Shoppers are invited to purchase popular hat styles before inventory runs out.
Television critics warn cigarette commercials may be forced to curb youth oriented pitches as medical doubt grows about health risks. NAB president Leroy Collins has criticized ads aimed at youngsters, signaling possible voluntary or regulatory shifts in tobacco marketing for the CBS televised fall lineup.
Northwestern Texas temperatures will average near normal with highs 89 to 94 and lows 60 to 71. Precipitation near one tenth inch southwest to one half inch northeast, scattered thundershowers into mid next week. Mr and Mrs Dement of Kermit plan a weekend visit with relatives in the area.
Sharon Molloy of Wichita Falls plans a weekend visit to Don Crooks and Lowell Dements. Sharon Drake and J. P. Coffelt from Archer City visit Mr. and Mrs. P. M. E. Drake’s granddaughter. Mrs. W. D. McDonald of Tell visits her sister, Mrs. Drake. Mickey Pelley plans Amarillo weekend. Fay Fulenwider of Abilene expected for weekend. Mr. and Mrs. T. M. Owens of Oxnard Calif. visit sister Mrs. D. A. Miskell and Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Woods. Owens left for Illinois. Walter Phillips in Amarillo for medical care. James W. Phillips listed as patient in Northwest Texas Hospital. Mrs. Kate Turner in Lubbock visiting relatives.
Army PFC Claude Barker son of Mrs Ethel Barker Paducah participates with the 1st Armored Division in a six week ROTC encampment at Indian Town Gap Military Reservation Pennsylvania. The mission runs until early August after which Barker and division members return to Fort Hood Texas. Barker enlisted in 1961 and trained at Fort Carson Colorado. He attended Paducah High School.
Hamilton AFB California Special Edgar A Cooper of Childress has completed the Air Defense Command Senior Noncommissioned Officer Academy. He earned training in leadership management and military justice. He serves as first sergeant of the 682nd Radar Squadron at Almaden AFS California and returns there. He is the son of Mr and Mrs Edgar Cooper of Childress and his wife is Jane T Kusumoto of Honolulu Hawaii.
ABC TV's Issues and Answers will feature a response to Louisiana Senator Allen Ellender's claim that Negroes cannot rule themselves. The offer came after protests from Negro-led nations to Secretary of State Dean Rusk demanding a reply.
The House defense panel signals further cuts and possible scrapping of the Dynasoar and RS70 projects while maintaining a sound defense posture. It notes $155 million remaining for the current year and calls for potential transfers from other programs to finish test planes.
Temperatures Shirl Conway and head nurse Liz Thorpe on The Nurses on CBS are noted as great nieces of the late actress Henrietta Crosman.
Kirkland column lists numerous weekend and visiting guests. Capt Fred Clark Jr and family from Albany Ga travel toward Oklahoma City where he will be stationed. Multiple friends and relatives from Amarillo Dallas Wichita Falls Vernon and Fort Worth visit Kirkland and area households over the period.
Admitted: Lloyd Price and Bill Pennell on Thursday. Mrs M L Wakeham. R F Larmon. Sue Carrick. W A Glenn on Friday. Discharged: Mrs Jim Terrell and Bob King on Thursday. Mrs C F Stillwell. Vernon Eubank on Friday.
Senate leaders plan to route civil rights proposals to friendlier committees to avoid Eastland and spark hearings. Hubert Humphrey says the full bill could gain 50 sponsors, while Southerners vow filibusters. Kennedy to testify before Celler subcommittee and meet with 250 lawyers at the White House to discuss legal aspects. The White House also sent Congress a $400 million plan for expanded job training and vocational education for Negroes.
Chairman Warren G. Magnuson announced Senate Commerce Committee hearings next week on the most controversial Civil Rights section about equal rights in public accommodations. Housing officials told the Appropriations Committee they are tightening enforcement of the housing discrimination order with testimony from Robert C. Weaver and others.
Cotton provided the main hope for Plains farmers as 2 325 000 bales were harvested near the record, aided by summer rains and a late frost. But the current year faces instability with late planting and widespread flooding since June 1, jeopardizing outcomes as wheat suffered from a spring drought.
Claude Cottle and his son Cary completed a journey visiting Laredo Maximilian's palace historic sites in Mexico City Vera Cruz bullfights and soccer games. They returned to the United States by air to Laredo and then by car.
The Index notes Mrs. Mike Wilson’s name was omitted from the Fort Worth bridal shower list for Mrs. John Rush, as reported in the bridal event story.
Happy Birthday tomorrow to Mrs R L Murray Ronald Briley and Mrs Pearl Wrinkle Edward Marrs Dora Stewart Pearl Snow. Also extending birthday greetings to Mrs Pearl Wrinkle and Mrs Dora Stewart. Sunday greetings include Mrs Pearl Wrinkle and Mrs Edward Marrs.
A lighthearted note from radiology shows children nibbling erasers may appear on x rays as eraser fragments. The report, cited by the American College of Radiology, highlights incidental findings and raises issues of parental abuse uncovered by imaging.
Senior High hayride starts at 6 30 p m and Camp Fire Girls hold camp craft at 7 p m in UDC Cabin for the social calendar Friday.
A 2,000 year old backgammon set with playing pieces, dating to the Hittite era, was excavated in Turkey. The inscription suggests a lighthearted view on luck and entertainment.
The study course was taught by Mrs. Vern Rucker during the Sally Fite Circle meeting of the First Baptist WMU. Mrs. Jack Quisenberry hosted at her home. Opening prayer led by Mrs. Frank and Mrs. Jack Tutor read Calendar of Prayer.
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