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Newspaper
Childress Index
Location
Childress, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1961
Page
2
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UPI notes a soft, humorous turn in Naked City Take and Put with a jewel thief maid and family woes. Wagon Train ends its fourth season with an underwhelming Sancho Panza subplot. Mystery Theater’s Deadly Record lacks previous week's credibility. Danger Man offers a British espionage thread on CBS.
New York models discuss staying cool during fashion week. China from Shanghai wearing cool greens and blues avoids sun and sprays eau de cologne. Joan Stephens of Society of Models retreats to shade and ice water between shows. Dovima, top earner with Plaza Five, drinks warm tea between assignments and keeps powder ready to refresh neck and shoulders.
Dear Arthur shares a professional view that age alone rarely blocks employment and that skill gaps often drive rejections. Readers discuss aging bedridden life and family support, while home ownership tips cite seniors over 65. The column invites further public queries for future columns.
Munich especially with Patrick McGoohan and a wind up scene. NBC adds The Channel Swim featuring Billy Graham and Jimmy Doolittle to its 1961 62 lineup while The World of Bob Hope awaits air dates. Spike Jones Show returns July 17 on CBS. Orson Bean hosts The Jack Paar Show. Red Barber eyed for Candid Camera emcee. ABC carries College All Stars vs Eagles on Aug 4.
A 24 hour period ending 11 am Thursday saw a high of 92 degrees at several times on Wednesday afternoon and Thursday morning. The low hit 66 degrees at 5 am Thursday, with mid morning readings around 88 to 92 degrees. Local records show a warm spell across the interval.
Sunday guests and weekend visitors gathered across Childress and nearby towns. Lists include Jerry McLain, Keith of Clinton Oklahoma, Thomas Etheredge of Childress, Barbara Terry Snyder, Weightman and Sandra Amarillo, Beck family Wichita Falls, Ryder Seymour, Belt, A B Clements clan from DuMont ChilDress Lakeview, Pryor group from Santa Fe Springs, and many others visiting or visiting back at various homes.
Mr and Mrs Leonard Myers Mrs Dorothy Cheatheam and baby visited Mr and Mrs Porter Steffey in Childress. Mr and Mrs E L Clements of Childress visited here with relatives Tuesday. Pete Clements John Patten and Joe B and AB Clements went to Lakeview on business Monday. Girls at Vernon Baptist Camp included Linda Pickrel Margaret Collyer Joy Hackler Sherry Sides Carolyn Henderson Laura Tutor Linda Key Brendan Bobo Patricia Pickrel Mrs Jack Tutor counselor and they were joined by Mrs B P Henderson and Mrs J M Hackler. Mr and Mrs Arthur Fielder of Laredo visited with Tom Fielder and Johnnie. Mrs Bernard Gressett and Norma were in Altus on business Wednesday. Mr and Mrs Harry Thaten and children of Childress Mrs Faye Daniels and son and Harold Ray Byers of Amarillo visited with their parents Mr and Mrs L E Byers. Harold stayed longer. Mrs Albert Storm and Mrs AB Clements visited in Quanah Wednesday with Mrs RR Smith. Jack Sides and Mrs W R Jarrell visited in Quanah Wednesday with Mrs Jack Sides. hospital patient.
United Press International reports the Weather Bureau recorded a 33 degree low at Drummond Montana and a 115 degree high at Daggett California on Wednesday.
The wolverine has been documented killing deer and caribou and is known to attack moose on rare occasions, highlighting its bold predatory behavior in northern habitats.
Fair through Friday then cooler open with late week highs near 86 and nightly lows around 63. Local notes report births and visits as Ernest Lane announces a son born at 9 28 a m weighing seven pounds four ounces at Childress General.
Mrs. C. C. Scott hosts daughters Rob Liner with children and Don Tooth man with Nancy from Odessa, plus grandchildren Jex and Sheryl Scott of Garland. Nane Scott’s children visit with Leonard Trosper. Fort Worth’s Charles M. Watson family and Sally Watson with Vickey Shelby travel with W. M. Watson en route to Red River New Mexico for vacation.
H R Overby and M A Seay are listed for Wednesday visits while Ernest Lane and Arlie Key are noted for today. Baby skunks are typically born in April or May with an average litter of six.
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