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Childress Index

Location

Childress, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 27, 1962

Page

3

Mills Family Reunion Held At Mrs Mills Home

The home of Mrs. Jess Mills hosted a large Mills family reunion honoring Mrs. Ida Mills. Many relatives from Amarillo Seagraves Whitharold Levelland Anton Post City Childress and other areas attended including Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Wright and children Mrs. Pug Wright and son Weldon Mac Adams H B Hassell the Johnny Mooners Sandra Edwin Mills Johnny Jerry Norman Sue Close Floyd Pond Roger Mills W F Harbin Nick Mills Joe Norman Red Mills and others.

Jess Mills Mills Ida Mills A. M. Wright Pug Wright Weldon MacAdams H. B. Hassell Johnny Mooners Sandra Edwin Mills Johnny Jerry Norman Sue Close Amarillo William Faulkenberry J. R. Faulkenberry Seagraves Coy Mills Whitharold Ed Mills Levelland Foy Mills Anton Floyd Pond Chillicothe Roger Mills Post City W. F. Harbin Nick Mills Keith Jack Normans W.M. Blanchetts Joe Norman

4 H Clubs North Childress Meeting At Courthouse

The North Childress 4 H Club met at 4 p.m. in the courthouse. Charlotte Czewski led the meeting with songs and pledges, Anne Brewer gave a devotional, and Miss Brewer reported for the council. County agents announced camps and shows for July and August.

North Childress Club

Courthouse Demo Highlights County Entomology Event

In the courthouse basement a demonstration on entomology was shown by County Agent Harry Cox. Announcements included a summer camp on July 19-20 and the Vernon electric clinic on August 14. County HDC Agent Mary Scott outlined the Junior Leadership Club program and activities. Attendees included Nickie Murphy Sherry Poling Cindy Howell Anne Mills Jackie Mills Andrea Rogers Paula Rogers Glenda Moore and visitors Kay Holtman Andy Scott Melba Curtis who joined as a new member.

Charlotte Czewski Susan Cross Miss Czewski Jackie Webb Anne Brewer Miss Brewer Harry Cox Mary Scott Buffalo Gap Cox Andy Scott Jayne Ragsdale Teresa Gray Linda Jo Freeman W.M. Cross Kathy Alexander Alice Harris Vernon HDC Nickie Murphy Sherry Poling Cindy Howell Anne Mills Jackie Mills Andrea Paula Rogers Glenda Moore Kay Holtman Melba Curtis

Prince Garrison nuptials set for Friday at Central Christian

Social calendar notes Prince Garrison wedding rites at 7 30 p m in Central Christian Church with family members and guests expected to attend.

Prince Garrison Central Christian Church

Bride Elect June Prince Honored at Central Church Shower

Bride to be June Prince was feted at a come and go bridal shower at Central Christian Church hosted by numerous local women. Refreshment details featured a yellow and white cloth table with daisies and buttercups. Gifts included cooking ware and linens, with assistance from the honoree’s mother and other relatives. About 150 guests visited between 7 and 9 p.m.

Central Christian Church June Prince Bob Garrison Sherryle Prince Pat Davenport Linda Bridges Miss Prince Tom Prince Lonnie Garrison Mesdames A. McDonald Alton Voyles W. D. Elliott Mike Pennell Johnnie Bridges Tom Roberson George Barry W. E. Andrews Peggy Beilah Newman Reeves Frank Barksdale Sam Lewellen Kenneth Artiss Paul Leach Jean Coyle Rue Mitchell A. J. Johnson DeRay Aselton Henry Webb Jim Fields Ben Hardison Leonard Trosper Joe Sooter Kate Biggerstaff

Women Missionary Society Meets at First Baptist Church

The Women’s Missionary Society of the First Baptist Church met Tuesday morning in Fellowship Hall for Bible study. Mrs. Roy Swain, president, announced a July 2 Conference of workers of the Red Fork Association of WMS at Childress First Baptist Church. Twenty three members attended.

Women’s Missionary Society of First Baptist Church Fellowship Hall Carl Hudson Earl Harris C. J. Lyons Roy Swain Workers of the Red Fork Association of WMS Childress

As You Like It by Jennifer Johnston and a town of rumors

A narrator recalls a night out for a soda that sparks a wave of gossip across town. The piece riffs on unbelievable rumors about travel, crime, and quirky city life, then pivots to critique of gossip and the intrusive topic of “pipes” seen under cars.

Jennifer Johnston Memphis Paducah Quanah Black Hand Society First National J. Fred Muggs Childress

Northwestern Texas Weather Outlook and Local Notices

Locals expect temperatures in Northwestern Texas to run one to four degrees below normal with highs near 90 and lows around 66 to 70. Precipitation averages a quarter to a half inch from scattered thundershowers. Funeral notices list Byrd Bain relatives visiting from Amarillo Fort Worth and Dumas with other area residents mentioned. Kyle Nickerson of Wichita Falls visiting father C D Nickerson and Perry Stroud family this week.

Texas Childress Byrd Bain Frank Duncan Amarillo Gus Bates Claudie Fort Worth Eunice Johnson C. E Hurt Nancy Robert Hattie Hurt O. B. Thomas Carolyn Dumas Richard Longbeam Abilene H.H. Cheatham San Lorenzo Calif Kyle Nickerson Wichita Falls C. D. Nickerson Perry Stroud

Notable visits and homecomings from Childress residents

Local residents and visitors are recorded in a roundup of travelers and guests. Oran L Stroud and family returned to Fayetteville after visiting his parents in Childress. P M Drake and wife came home from Leander and visited the Snow family in Snyder. A M White and family from Bowie are visiting here. Teddy Thomas of Altus is in town on business. Effie Temple hosts Grover Reed and Bonnie from Woodland Hills. The Broughtons, Dugans return from Europe. Mark Graham of Temple and Bill Malone and son Brett of Dallas spend the week with Cecil Graham.

Oran L. Stroud Fayetteville Ark Perry Stroud P.M.E. Drake Leander Teddy Thomas Altus Okla Childress Grover Reed Bonnie Woodland Hills Calif Effie Temple C. C. Broughtons C. R Dugans Europe Mark Graham Temple Bill Malone Brett Dallas Cecil Graham

Freshman Pipes Provoking Ridicule Amid School Frustrations

A reader vents about morning disruptions and loud pipe smoking by freshmen, noting peer pressure and wasteful habits. The author mocks casual humor and questions seriousness, linking school behavior to broader social concerns and a high murder rate.

Weather data shows 81 degree high and 64 degree low

The past 24 hours ended at 1 a.m. Wednesday recorded a maximum of 81 degrees and a minimum of 64 degrees. June 27 1961 logged a high of 80 degrees with a low of 64. Readings include multiple hourly figures and date references.

Roswell Family Visits Over Weekend

Mr and Mrs Kelton Parker and their children from Roswell New Mexico spent the weekend here. They are former residents of the area.

Kelton Parker Roswell, NM

Rainfall converts to gallons per acre metric

One inch of rain over one acre equals 27 143 gallons of water, illustrating how rainfall measurements translate into total water volume for agricultural and meteorological calculations.

United Press International

Hospital Admissions and Discharges List

Admitted this week include Mrs. Mable Smotherman and Mrs. Grady Ulmer on Tuesday, Mrs. W. R. Hare and Bill Royal on Wednesday. Discharges note Mrs. Marvin Fisher of Silverton on Tuesday, and Mrs. C. C. Crabtree and Mrs. Kate Turner on Wednesday.

Mable Smotherman Grady Ulmer W. R. Hare Bill Royal Marvin Fisher Silverton C. C. Crabtree Kate Turner

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