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Childress Index

Location

Childress, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 21, 1964

Page

7

New York Designers Reveal Opulent Evening Fashion Trends

New York buyers previewed lavish fall evening wear with fur trims and metal accents. Gowns by Fernando Sarmi and Burke Amey plus outfits from Pauline Trigere feature gold lace 18 carat details and mink fabrics priced around 900 to 1000 dollars. Designers showcase quilted silks, chiffons, and the return of short formal dresses alongside slim silhouettes and full skirts.

GAY Pauley New York UPI Ferdinando Sarmi Burke-Amey Bianchini Pauline Trigere New York Arnold Scaasi

Opulent fall and winter dresses feature fur trims and bold velvets

New York fashion notes reveal fewer beaded evening gowns but opulence remains. Designers like Ferdinando Sarmi Pauline Trigere and Adela Simpson display floor length gowns in embroidered fabrics mink details saris and sculptured laces with velvet accents priced from hundreds to nearly a thousand dollars.

GAY Pauley NEW York UPI Ferdinando Sarmi Pauline Trigere Adela Simpson India Sam Bud Kilpatrick Los Angeles Berin

Social calendar events for the week listed

All fathers will open pack ages at breakfast time. Monday involves First Baptist Intermediate GA at Vernon at 9 a.m Coin Club in C of C Directors Room 7 30 p.m IOOF Lodge Hall 7 30 p.m. Methodist Men's Supper 7 p.m. Tuesday features Church of Christ Ladies Class luncheon Mitchell Circle with Mrs Mil es Clapp 9 30 a.m WMU in First Baptist Church 9 30 a.m Tell HD Club First Baptist young married adults hot dog supper 7 p.m. Night Circle with Mrs Joe Allen 7 30 p.m. Rebekahe in IOOF Hall 7 30 p.m. WSCS luncheon in First Methodist Church 1 p.m. Wednesday Union Flat HDC all day Kirkland HDC 2 p.m. Thursday CVW HD Club 9 a.m. Central Christian Fellowship 7 30 p.m. South Childress HDC all day meeting and luncheon with Mrs Lewis Meinzer Wesleyan Guild in First Methodist parlor 7 p.m.

All Fathers First Baptist Vernon Coin Club C of C Ioof Lodge Hall Church of Christ Mitchell Circle Miles Clapp WMU First Baptist Church Joe Allen Rebekahe IOOF First Methodist Church Union Flat Kirkland CVW Central Christian Fellowship South Childress Lewis Meinzer

Happy Birthday Tomorrow Mrs R L Murray

Ronald Briley sends best wishes to Mrs. R L Murray for a bright birthday tomorrow with warm regards and kind thoughts.

R. L. Murray Ronald Briley

Woman's Department Club Asked To Host District Workshop

Mrs. W. Baxter Johnson of Crowell, president of Santa Rosa District TFWC, has asked The Woman's Department Club to host the District Workshop in October. Department presidents have been contacted to learn the pleasure of their club members concerning the request.

District Workshop Plans After State Gathering in Austin

The Workshop follows the State Workshop in Austin on October 5-6 with a coffee hour for arrivals and a luncheon at a local restaurant. Attendance has rarely reached 100. Committees will cover hostessing the coffee hour luncheon menu and table decor. Workshops run 8:30 a m to around 2 or 2 30 p m. The WDC president urged sourcing speakers from within the district unless Childress women prefer to appear locally. Memphis clubwomen will host the 1965 Santa Rosa convention April 1-2.

Austin Johnson WDC Morris Higley Childress Memphis Clubwomen Santa Rosa

Vera Maxwell Greek stones inspire one of a kind jewelry

Vera Maxwell gathers stones in Greece this summer to create unique pendants neck charms rings and clips with gold mountings. Richelieu adds Perils of Pauline inspired jewelry with long rope necklaces. Fur trims return as Marquise showcases coats jackets in red skunk raccoon nutria and mink with cuffless trousered suits.

New York Vera Maxwell Greece Aegean Richelieu Pauline Marquise

Reversible Coats Offer Versatile Weather Wear

Lightweight reversible coats present two distinct looks in one garment. Dressy side suits town outings while casual side suits country walks, providing adaptable warmth for breezy days.

Choose Accessories to Finish Your Outfit

Choose accessories with the same care as clothing to add the finishing touch to your look. Small details complete style and express personal taste through thoughtful pairing with outfits.

Ray Bakers to Kilgore After Wedding

Ray Bakers of Kilgore exchange vows with Fairy Lou Bourland at First Baptist Church in Clovis New Mexico on June 8. Rev C J Gambel conducts the high noon ceremony with a lace and taffeta gown bride and a sapphire suit mother in law attends. Guests at reception hosted by Mr and Mrs Wheeler register and the four tier wedding cake is centerpiece.

Kilgore Glendal Ray Baker First Baptist Church Clovis New Mexico Fairy Lou Bourland J. Leamon Bourland Childress Milred Row Santa Anna Calif C. J. Gambel Jack Wheeler Mrs. Wheeler Beverly Maddox Wheeler Jimmie Maddox Rhoda Cargill Bakersfield Oletha Bourland

Chillicothe Couple Wed At Parents Home In June Ceremony

Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Cross wed June 13 in the bride’s parents home with Heath officiating. The bride Dixie Carol Hall wore a pink sheath and veil as Ed Story and Bill Dial served as attendants. Present were Willie and Mary Jane Cross, sisters of the groom, and Mrs. A. L. Heath among others.

T. J. Cross Chillicothe Miss Dixie Carol Hall A. L. Hall Childress A. A Cross Heath Ed Story Bill Dial Betty Bute Willie Mary Jane Cross A. L. Heath

Steed Family Hosts June 28 Engagement Reception

Mr. and Mrs. J. Allison Steed invite friends to a reception for their son Jack Steed and his fiancé Miss Chick Coke of Plains on June 28 from 2 30 to 4 30 p m at 410 7th Southwest the home of Mr. and Mrs. Bernice H Steed Decorations will feature Miss Coke colors yellow white and light green. Introduced with Miss Coke are her parents Mr. and Mrs. L E Coke of Plains. The couple plan to marry August 7 with assistants named from Her ef ord Abilene and other nearby towns.

J. Allison Steed Jack Chick Coke Plains Bernice H. Steed 7Th Southwest Miss Coke L. E. Coke Mines Cecil Braley Hereford Chester Huffstedler Bill King S. L. Dewis Kenneth Jeffers Abilene Pete Hamilton Wade Kimbrough Howard Andrews Alice Bracy Gus Leftwich J. R. Bryan P. A. Preslar Clarence Smith Jack Foxes Dallas Howard Prestons Ave. G Gerald Sheehans San Antonio Gerald Jerry Index Larry L. Copelin Grand Fork N. D J. E . Bud Copelin Larry Frand Fork Dolly Ed Rutledge C. J Agnes Lyons C. J. Lyons Lyons C. B. Morris Garland June ( Lyons ) Walker Amarillo Jim Ida Lou Carter Houston Daisy Fletcher Carter Fanny Baby Fred Gussie Strickland Mrs. S Malone Hagan Linda Story R. E

Trinity Episcopal picnic honors new Vernon pastor

The men of Trinity Episcopal Church Quanah invite a 6 30 p m picnic on the church lawn to honor the new vicar Reverend Kenneth Clark Jr his family If weather turns bad the gathering moves to the parish house Clark began duties June 1 and will reside in Vernon where he also serves Grace Church as vicar

Trinity Episcopal Church Quanah Kenneth Clark, Jr Clark Vernon Grace Church Tobacco and Research Bulletin Gross Iowa Vernon W. Thomson R.wis General Accounting Office Congress Cong. Gross South Vietnam Mercy Middle East

Tel Class Holds Regular Meeting at Harris Home

A Tel Class meeting was held at the home of Rev. and Mrs. H. T. Harris with Mrs. A. M. Stamps presiding. Mrs. J. Tate led a song, Mrs. F. E. Woods gave the opening prayer, and Mrs. A. J. Jones gave a devotional. A recreational period followed, led by Mrs. W. B. Gartrell and Mrs. C. Jones. Refreshments were served to members and guests including Mrs. Ora Gamblin of Loving and Mrs. C. V. Johnson.

A. M. Stamps H. T. Harris J . Tate F. E. Woods A. J. Jones W. B. Gartrell C. Jones Mmes H. E. White W. L. Bittle J. H. Glass Mmes. Ora Gamblin Loving C. V. Johnson

Leslie Family Reunion Remains Fondly Remembered

Descendants of A. T. Leslie gathered at Lake Texoma Lodge Kingston Oklahoma for a reunion. Attendees included James A. Leslie Childress Bill Leslie Adrian Alex Leslie Dallas Robert Leslie Bonham Roy Leslie Cartwright Earl Leslie Langely Charles B Walstrom Alexandra Virginia Forrest P Carson Jefferson City David Harrison Tulsa Dora Lippert Fletcher Lippert Leslie Ann Dallas Judge Finner Leslie Bonham Mary F Leslie Arlington Virginia.

A. T. Leslie Lake Texoma Lodge Kingston Oklo Childress Messrs and Mines James A. Leslie Bill Leslie Adrian Alex Leslie Dallas Robert Leslie Bonham Roy Leslie Cartwright Okla Earl Leslie Langely Charles B. Walstrom Alexandra, Va Forrest P. Carson Jefferson City David Harrison Tulsa Dora Leslie Lippert Fletcher Lippert Leslie Ann Finner Leslie Mary F. Leslie Arlington, Va

Pleasant family dinner at White home honors June birthday

The White residence hosted a family gathering last weekend with Mrs John Wright of Fri as guest of honor whose birthday was June 15. Attendees included John Wright Jarrell Wright Friona Stanley Terry Point W J Sharp Charles Mock Diana Chuck Mock James Terry Ella Terry Leland Terry Arthur Sims Sherry Martha.

High Point Harley White John Wright Messrs and Mines Jarrell Wright Friona Stanley Terry Point W. J. Sharp Charles Mock Diana Chuck Mock James Terry Ella Terry Leland Terry Arthur Sims Sherry Martha

Restless Jitterbug and World Notes Highlight Local Items

A quirky hometown column mixes a playful description of a children's jump rope game with notices of local visitors, new homes, and families traveling from town to town. It also shares oblique remarks on a pioneer’s memory and light political jabs about government waste, then teases a long letter from Kampala travel reporters Sue and Art Wolfe.

Wilson Playground Sue Art Wolfe Miles Clapp Art Kampala France Africa Clapp Paris Europe Marseilles Beirut Hong Kong Syria Jordan Valley Jerusalem Jericho Bethany Mount of Olives Dead Sea Holy Sepulchre Aqaba Cairo Egypt Nile Aswan

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Woman’s Department Club UP International Ron Postal Postal Ray Bakers Bobbie Brooks Miss Dixie Carol Hall Steed Family Frerds Leslie White Frank L. Taylor Texas St. St St. Luke’s Church
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