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Newspaper
Childress Index
Location
Childress, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1973
Page
5
The fragment notes a Genealogical Society Workshop in the library and mentions events at High Point HDC in Dallas and Parkview Baptist, including a Baptist Evangelism Conference and a Men's Fellowship meeting.
A community notices birthday and anniversary greetings for numerous residents. Names include Mrs. Jennifer Tunnell Earl Keys Mrs. Jimmy Leslie Mrs. Otha Weaver Mr. Frank Barksdale Mr. and Mrs. Frank Barksdale and more across today tomorrow and Sunday observances.
Members of Northfield and Cee Vee Churches of Christ gathered in the Community Building for a dinner honoring Sunset School of Preaching graduates headed to the Arizona Indian Reservation. The event noted future plans including a church bus fund, kitchen floor update, and sales of pepper vanilla and knives.
Strong quick drying T-4 L stops itch and burning. Back at any drug counter for 59 cents. In 3 to 5 days infected skin sloughs off and healthy skin appears. Available now at Al Harp Drug 121 Main.
Polly Cramer offers guidance on restoring discolored ivory items. Practical methods focus on gentler cleaners, avoiding harsh chemicals, and testing small areas first to prevent damage. Helpful tips emphasize patience and gentle brushing for best results.
In a flood era Pennsylvanians recall water damage to nine inches below ceilings. Readers offer fixes from ivory restoration and mildew removal to drapery repairs and preserving hand painted china. many tips cover household care from baking pans to shoe shine and improvised fasteners.
Mary Ann asks the Dear Polly column for ideas to reuse over a hundred bent glass drinking straws. The note from Newspaper Enterprise Association requests suggestions for crafts or projects using the unusual supply.
Mrs Jerita Mefeal and Ronnie Dale Wadley wed in Hollis Oklahoma in a 6 30 p m ceremony at the Landrum home attended by family only Reverend Marvin James officiated The couple will reside at 611 Broadway Hollis He works for an oil drilling company She previously worked as a laboratory technician Other wedding notes include reception details at the Landrum home and guests from Tell and Esteselline The article also mentions a Tell ceremony for Patti Lynn Welch and Jerald Bryant with details on attire decorations and attendants
The Union Flat Home Demonstration Club met at Mrs. Fred Wests home for the final gathering until autumn. Mrs. L H Holtman gave the invocation at the salad luncheon. Mrs West led the devotional as the vice president Mrs R O Law conducted the business, with guests Fred West and members including Mmes B J Teague J D Hardin Iva LeCroy J C Terrell Alda Craig M E Jones D Nash Howard Martin Bill Gartrell and R E Mitchell in attendance.
Food editor notes Ann Seranne new collection Good Food and How to Cook It includes a Luxurious Chicken Salad Platter using Chinese cooked chicken, lettuce, soy honey dressing, garlic, green onion and ginger. The recipe covers preparing the chicken, cooling in broth, and assembling the platter for six.
Home Demonstration Club wrapped up the year with a dinner and meeting at Chaparral Restaurant in Childress. The highlight was Mrs. J A Stinnett turning 80 with a song and corsage. Bryan Crook, a top 4 H scholarship winner, spoke on Citizenship.
Reader requested recipe for zucchini pickle with onions and pickle spices. Slice zucchini and onions, salt and soak, then simmer with vinegar sugar and spices, jar and refrigerate overnight to develop flavors. Makes about 1 1/2 pints.
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