Social Calendar Entries for Thursday and Friday
The calendar lists events at First Methodist Church and various clubs. Thursday includes Wesleyan Service Guild at 7 30 p m in the parlor and a 4H Senior girls workshop at 9 a m with Lamp Shade workshop in Lamp Shade West Texas Utilities room. Friday features Loco HD Club at the club house at 2 p m and North Childress HD Club gathering at Mrs Ethel Creamer's home 411 5th Nw at 2 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesleyan Service Guild
First Methodist
West Texas
P. m. Childress
North Childress HD
Ethel Creamer
5Th Nw
Mrs Jeffers Demonstrates Sewing at Union Flat 4-H
Mrs Lou Jeffers demonstrated darts skirt band facings and stay stitching for Union Flat 4-H girls workshop, while 4-H boys planned lamp making. Attendees included Peggy Margaret Carol Archie Orvil Mahan Sherry Snider Johnny Mack Mote and leaders Mrs A V Mote and Mrs P B Snider with visitors J D Snider and Lillie Mae Mahan. Garment completion deadline extended to late July due to rain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
UNION
Lou Jeffers
Union Flat
Peggy
Margarett
Carol
Archie
Orvil Mahan
Sherry Snider
Johnny Mack Mote
A. V. Mote
P. B. Snider
J. D. Snider
Lillie Mae Mahan
Our Woman's World Women's Editor Phone WE 7 2525
City edition note lists contact for Our Woman's World column with a telephone line WE 7 2525. No additional story details available.
Class Votes to Send Youth to Baptist Camp
The Matrons Fidelas Class of the First Baptist Church voted to send a boy or a girl to Baptist Camp in Vernon in July. The meeting included prayer, devotion on Matthew 25 14 30, reports from group captains, and a secretary treasurer report.
Pettit Circle Program Presented At First Baptist Church
Mrs Wesley Kiker opened the Ann Pettit Circle meeting at the First Baptist Church with the first chapter of The Guide for Community Missions. Mrs D O Nash presided, and Mrs Ada Hensley offered the opening prayer followed by a Psalms 23 devotional led by Nash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Kiker
Pettit Circle
Wesley Kiker
Ann Pettit
First Baptist Church
D. O. Nash
Ada Hensley
Nash
W. L. Riker
Minnie Martin
H. E. Lewis
Singing at High Point Sunday Evening
A singing event is planned at High Point this Sunday at 8 o clock. Several out of town singers are expected and the venue will be air conditioned for comfort. Everyone is invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
Presbyterian Guild Met At Dan Davis Home
Mrs John Ballew and Mrs Ray Green led a program on God and the City and a discussion on Hebrews as the First Presbyterian Guild met Tuesday afternoon at the home of Mrs Dan Davis. Mrs J M Crews presided, opening with the Lord's Prayer, and refreshments were served to listed members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Ballew
Ray Green
Mmes
Herman Smith
Ozie Taylor
E. E. Chesnutt
Wilson Cole
J. M. Crews
Duncan Knight
John Herren
W. E. Hafner
Elmer Nelson
Dan Davis
Maggie Kate Alexander
Rush Record
Circle Gets Thanks From Blackwell Circle
A letter of thanks for quilts sent to Blackwell Oklahoma by the Blanche Grove Circle of the First Baptist Church was read at a Tuesday meeting in Mrs. W. E. McGhee's home. Janie Cummings gave a John 3 devotional. prayers were offered for the sick and bereaved as the group studied Guide for Community Missions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blanche Grove
First Baptist Church
Blackwell
Oklo
Claude Dudley
W. E. McGhee
Janie Cummings
Jack Couch
W. E .McGhee
Mesdames Co
M. Hill
H. W. Epps
Mattie Inman
Carl Hudson
W. R. Pearson
Karen Patrick
Fyfe Promoted to Corporal in Engineer Instructing Role
Bruce Fyfe son of Mr and Mrs Stanley Fyfe receives corporal rank and will transfer from Granite City Illinois to Fort Sill Oklahoma to serve as an instructor in the Engineers Corps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bruce Fyfe
Stanley Fyfe
Granite City, Ill
Fort Sill
Okla
Our Students Program Topic at King Memorial WSCS
Mrs C M Collins led a program titled Our Students for the King Memorial WSCS on Tuesday evening in the church. Presiding was President Mrs Teague with participants Mrs Barnett Mrs Marvin Teague Mrs Chester Carter and others. The meditation Christ the Sower from Matthew 13 opened and prayers followed as the group sang The Holy Spirit Truth Divine and recited The Lord's Prayer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. M. Collins
King Memorial Wscs
H. W. Barnett
Marvin Teague
Chester Carter
Virgil Brewer
Christ the Sower
Teague
Holy Spirit
Truth Devine
Raymond Lasson
Circle meets at 9 a.m. summer sessions at First Baptist
Mrs. Joe King led the first chapter of A Guide for Community Missions with Lunsford Circle at Mrs. Henry Feely's home. Chairwoman C. C. Cope ruled the business as the group approved moving summer meetings to 9 a.m. The devotion on the Prodigal Son from Luke 15 was given by Mrs. Feely. Refreshments included coconut cake and olives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe King
Lunsford
First Baptist Church
Henry Felly
C. C. Cope
Roy Swain
Feely
E. A. Beaver
J. E. Begey
Elmer Terry
Dan Callaway
Weather Outlook and Local Birth Notice in West Texas
Partly cloudy and warm through Thursday with scattered thunderstorms at night across the Panhandle South Plains and Pecos Valley eastward. Announcing the birth of an eight pound eight ounce girl at 10 40 p m Tuesday in Chil Dress General Hospital to Mr and Mrs E B Sisco. Mr and Mrs W R Walling returned from a tour through Oklahoma visiting relatives. Visiting in the home of the Shorty Halls with their daughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Texas
Panhandle
South Plains
Pecos Valley
Childress General Hospital
E. B. Sisco
W. R. Walling
Oklahoma
Shorty
G. T. Palmer
Dallas
Wichita Falls
Don Sheppard
Wichita
W. M. Hilton
Edgar
O. R. Culwell
Olton
Wilscox
H. F. Elmore
W. F. Elmore
Arlington
Donald Ray Elmore
Fort Worth
Pat Dunn
Elmore
Sherman Elmore
Charlies Raffers
Hanford
Calif
News Items About People You Know
A collage of visiting relatives and friends across Texas and nearby states. Mrs Adonis Hall stays with her in laws while her husband is overseas. Visiting relatives include Ralph Herstine and Bob Hughes families from Easton and San Bernardino respectively. Major and Mrs Leslie Parrish also connected with the Hughes home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adonis Hall
Ralph Herstine
Easton
Bob Hughes
Okley Keltey
San Bernardino
Calif
Rennie Sandifer
Major
Leslie Parrish
Sandifer
Childress
Rainfall Totals Charted Across Texas in Slow Pattern
Rainfall persisted with varied totals between observing stations. Lubbock recorded .11 inches Junction .10 Abilene .09 Palacios .01 and Big Spring trace. Temperatures remained warm with 102 degrees in three cities and lows from 63 Amarillo to 81 Galveston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lubbock
Junction
Abilene
Palacios
Big Spring
Texas
Amarillo
Galveston
Soviet leaders debated who guides the bloc at talks
The Soviet press quoted premier Bulganin as saying the collective heads of the Soviet Union would speak for the group. He noted that genuine influence is hard to identify among Russia's leaders and that different governments prevent exact counterparts at such a meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olai Bulganin
Soviet Union
McKinneys Attend Reunion At Sulphur Oklahoma
The V. C. McKinney family of Childress and relatives from Amarillo gathered at Platt National Park in Sulphur to join a reunion. Ninety-two relatives from Oklahoma Texas and Arkansas attended. Lunch was served on large tables under oak trees. Afterward photos were taken and attendees visited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Platt National Park
Sulphur
Okla
V. C. McKinney
Childress
Amarillo
Oklahoma
Texas
Arkansas
Former Resident Dies In Amarillo
Kenneth Ray Sims 15 of Amarillo died in a local hospital after about a month of illness. He was born August 21 1939 in Childress. Funeral services will be in Amarillo Thursday at 10 am with graveside rites at Childress cemetery at 4 pm under Boxwell Funeral Nome. Uncles will be pallbearers. Survived by parents Frank and (Mrs.) Sims and brother Charley Dean, all of Amarillo, and grandparents C N Taylor and Mrs. John Dorman of Childress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth Ray Sims
Amarillo
Frank Sims
Sims
Childress
Boxwell Funeral Nome
Charley Dean
C. N. Taylor
John Dorman
Education Paths Compare Three Profiles by Field Length
The statement notes that a general practitioner of medicine undergoes three additional years of study beyond a lawyer and six more years than the average college graduate. It implies longer training for medical practice than law or typical college completion.
WAMU Quilts During Regular Meeting
The South Side Baptist WMU held a Tuesday afternoon regular meeting and workshop. Members pieced quilts. Mrs F A Moore led devotional from Psalms 131 and Mrs Jessie Sims gave the closing prayer. Attendees included L D Portwood Sr B A James Al Henson Lula Mae Wilson and Tom Fisher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Side Baptist Wmu
F. A. Moore
Jessie Sims
L.D. Portwood, Sr
B. A. James
al Henson
Oral Lane
Lula Mae Wilson
Tom Fisher
Lost 60 Pounds With Barcentrate Claims
M Meinhart of 112 Blanco Road San Antonio Texas reports losing 60 pounds using Barcentrate without starvation. The ad promises money back if the first bottle fails to show results and urges purchase at Texas druggists with directions provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Meinhart
Blanco Road
San Antonio
Texas
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Loco HD Club
Caro Higley
B. J. Teague
Oscar Moore
M. H. Turner
Mack Stephens
W. H. Martin
Lee Johnson
Henry Green
A. L. Clements
Guild
Circle
FYFE
Ike
McKinneys
Snow
Gothman
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