Golden Anniversary Observed By J. R. Helms
Mr and Mrs J R Helms celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary at their home 1302 Avenue D Northwest with about 75 guests including children and grandchildren. They wed June 21 1908 and have six children four daughters and two sons all present except J W Helms of San Benito.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. R. Helms
Avenue D
Northwest
Childress
B. B. Stamps
W. O. Stahl
James Bourland
Clifford Harris
Shower honors Mrs Wallace Cooper on Tuesday
Social calendar lists a birthday shower for Mrs Joe Wallace Cooper nee Lynda Garrison at 8 p.m. at WDC on Tuesday with multiple church and club meetings announced through Friday including Union Flat HDC Kirkland HDC First Methodist missions choir and CYW gatherings and a Burlington veterans event at 7 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Wallace Cooper
Lynda Garrison
WDC
Union Flat
Kirkland
First Methodist Church
CYW
S. Childress
Locals Weather And Visits From Ballinger To Corsicana
Partly cloudy with little temperature change into Wednesday. Scattered thunderstorms late afternoon and evening. Lows around 68, highs near 90. Mrs Bennie Jackson and her children Bennita and Larry visited Ballinger. Derrill Nippert and Clyde Nippert traveled from Kirkland to Hillsboro then Corsicana for the Corsicana Junior College summer session. Also visiting were Larry Lokett of Meadows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Childress
Bennie Jackson
Larry
Bennita
Ballinger
Derrill Nippert
Clyde Nippert
Kirkland
Hillsboro
Gordon Rice
Corsicana
Nippert
Larry Lockett
Meadows
Visiting the past weekend familiar faces drop by
Local brief notes visits from Borger Albuquerque and Fort Worth residents. Families from Childress hosted guests including Dorsett Smith Kilgore Fink Thompson and Tenison while Gene Keys moves to Wichita Falls for care and Helen Wehslage remains in Belton hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Crady
J. D. Dorsett
Borger
Buck Smith
Albuquerque
N. M
Childress
B. H. McLeland
M. H. Howard
Dan
Ray
Seneca
Neb
Bill Kilgore
Joe Wallace Cooper
Amarillo
Kenneth M. Fink
Grand Prarie
Kenneth Fink
Bink
C. A. Thompson
Fort Worth
Shamrock
Clifton Tennison
Houston
Gene Keys
Childress General Hospital
Wichita Falls
Sim V. Gamble
Mike
Thalia
J. Keith Frost
W. R. Pearson
Helen Wehslage
Belton
Sewell Hospital
Callie Brock
San Antonio
Imagination and the creative mind explored
The article discusses how imagination lets people picture the unseen and extend beyond memory. It situates imagination between fantasy and simple reflexes, noting the creative mind builds beyond experience to understand deeper spiritual truths and approach knowledge of God.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert L. Dieffenbacher
DB. D
NEA Service
God
Temperatures Record High 88 and Low 65 Tuesday
The 24 hour period ending at 11 am Tuesday peaked at 88 degrees and bottomed at 65 degrees. The chart lists hourly readings from 1 pm to 11 am with varying temperatures, showing a warm day across multiple hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. M. Caer A. M
Mrs Pearl Snow Honored at Surprise Birthday Party
Mrs Pearl Snow was surprised at a lawn party for her birthday hosted by her daughter Mrs James Rodgers at her home Monday night. Guests included family such as Mr and Mrs R E Gentry, Earl Sallee and Billy Joe, Hyatt King, Jolene and Butch Long, M A Seay and Roy Seay. activities featured 42 and cake with coffee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. Snow
Pearl Snow
James Rodgers
Jimmy Dale
R. E. Gentry
Earl Sallee
Billy Joe
Hyatt King
Jolene
Butch
I. M. Long
M. A. Seay
Roy Seay
Soviet repairs begin at Bonn embassy with no apology
Soviet Russia began repairs today on the West German embassy in Moscow but did not apologize for damage from Monday's attack by 1,500 demonstrators. West German Chancellor Konrad Adenauer urged 20 German industrialists to cut a Russia tour and return home after the Bonn protest, part of a global reaction to Hungary's 1956 uprising. Demonstrations have since spread to Moscow against Danish and West German embassies, described as wilder than Suez-era protests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russia
Moscow
Konrad Adenauer
Bonn
Free Nations
Imre Nagy
France
Britain
First State Bank Approved as FHA Mortgagee
The Childress First State Bank has been certified by FHA as an approved mortgagee. W. C Harp announced the designation, with Norman P. Mason backing the certification and W O Edwards sending the official letter. FHA insured loans aid home purchase and rental or cooperative housing projects nationwide. The bank funds its FHA loans from its own resources, enabling favorable terms. Applications are invited at The First State Bank, 201 Commerce, Chigress, PO Box 789.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Childress First State Bank
Federal Housing Administration
FHA
W. C Harp
Norman P. Mason
W. O Edwards
First State Bank
Harp
PHA
First
Commerce
Chigress
Bomb explodes outside UN headquarters in Beirut
In Beirut a bomb exploded outside United Nations headquarters as UN Secretary General Dag Hammarskjold returned from Cairo. The blast occurred near the UN building and caused unspecified injuries and damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beberg
United Nations
U. N
Dag Mammarskjold
Cairo
Everett Groseclose and Stinnett Key Dates Noted
Everett Groseclose Mrs. J. A. Stinnett James Derry Davidson Darla Ann Bryant appear in a local society notice listing participants and dates for an upcoming community event. The fragment confirms names connected to a ceremony or gathering in the town.
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Petti
Carol Higley
Wayne Heckathorn
Alton Landrum
Bernice Balch
Jack Smith
San Augustine
Helms
J. M. Sizemore
Travis
Hobbs
T. R. Calcote
Burris Balch
Ruth Smith
Don Stamps
Jeanie
Big Spring
Ane TenTai
Quaker
Highpoint
Burlington
Veteran's and Ladies Auxiliary
Park Auditorium
Kay
M. K. Wilcoxson
Avenue 8B
Upetaire
Southwestern Life
James Ralph Wood
Home Office
Dallas
CF Servies
First State
Beirut
Lebanon
UPI
Sincoln
Happy
Yin Oat
Gage Food Store
Parasnow
Gladiola
Keith
Sacks
Nehi
Betty Crocker
Can
Sunshine Cookie Jar
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