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Newspaper
Childress Index
Location
Childress, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1961
Page
3
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A bridal shower for Mrs Don Nichols nee Pat Powers was held Tuesday at First Baptist Church Mineral Wells. About 100 guests attended, gifting cooking utensils, a steam iron, china, and other items as the couple prepare for their May 27 Abilene wedding.
Boyce Hart of Guthrie Texas will clown at the Shamrock Sheriff's Posse Rodeo to be held July 6 7 and 8. Hart also works as a professional auctioneer and helps direct Brahma bulls away from riders during the performances. Three shows are scheduled at 8 p m.
Brenda Bobo and Ruth Ann Hardin demonstrated peach dessert preparation at the Kirkland Home Demonstration Club meeting. Mrs. W B Thomas led devotional, Mrs. Dale Driver presided, and a White Elephant Sale plus secret pal exchanges were held.
Mrs. Harry Mitchell hosted an all day covered dish luncheon of the Union Flat Home Demonstration Club with co host Mrs. W E Rule. Devotional by Mrs M F E Jones and invocation by Mrs J C Terrell. A quilt was completed for the hostess and recreation led by Mrs Terrell. Attendees included Mesdames Myrtle Compton W B Gartrell E F J Hassell Lora Heckathorne L H Holtman R O Law B J Teague M T Grayson Fred West and visitor Mrs Lillie Ruth West of Groom.
The J. R. Mills family reunion was held at Fair Park with a noon basket lunch. Attendees included Mesdames Mills Childress Beulah Wayne G M Seago and Bobby Brown Lela and many others from Childress Anton Oklahoma City Liberal Dublin Amarillo Dalhart and Dalhart area communities.
Mrs. G. T. Palmer hosted the Prayer Group session on Wednesday morning with the lesson Seek First the Kingdom of God Help Somebody Today led by Mrs. Allen Murray and closing prayer by Mrs. Lester Hill. Members present included Mesdames Guy Eastham R. E. Gentry Ova Atkisson E. J. King Clyde Sherwood R. B. Lane S. W. Hunter R. L. Trigg and O. W. Carlson.
Seventy two Senior Girl Scouts and eight chaperones from 27 states join foreign Girl Guide Rangers for a six week cross country tour. Groups depart from Stanford University and New York traveling through 40 states to reach the University of Kansas for August meetings. The trip covers over 16000 miles with 52 towns visited and about 1000 American host families. The Southeast and other regions visit major cities including Washington and New Orleans while foreign participants are funded by the Juliette Low World Friendship Fund.
Hal Geldon manager Amarillo Social Security Office explains how to verify your record. Request a free postcard form to obtain a copy of your earnings record and compare it with what is posted. If discrepancies exist contact the office to ensure eligibility for retirement disability or survivor benefits.
Tomorrow we extend birthday greetings to Mrs Buddy Cordell and Mrs Clyde James E R Kelly. Sunday wishes go to Kimberley Ann Clark.
When speaking to a friend or acquaintance avoid calling your wife Mrs Brown. Use her name or say my wife to keep interactions respectful and direct.
CBS interview with Dean Rusk in his office yields mixed value providing public insight into one leader and his decisions. The piece mirrors earlier formats and asks if daily routine and office tour might offer better ground for refreshing dialogue. Broadcasts and other TV previews noted include WCBS-TV Views The Press and upcoming NBC ABC specials with Belafonte Clooney Freberg and Hawthorne works.
Fair weather through Saturday with little temperature change and a high near 90. Five day outlook shows near normal temperatures and little daily variation with scattered showers mainly in the north. Miss Lillie Ruth West of Groom visits relatives in the Fred West home and with her grandfather Bill West. Mr and Mrs L H Holtman visit Wellington with son and family Arlois Holtman. Ovie Weatherbee and Joyce Trosper of Amarillo vacation at Bear Mountain Ranch in Silver City New Mexico for Lancaster reunion. Fay Eatherly vacationing in Colorado. Kate Biggerstaff visiting relatives in Texas. J R Newsom and children return from Utah. Dewayne McKee visiting parents the Olivers.
Mr and Mrs Bill Craig and Pat have returned from a vacation through Arkansas Mississippi Georgia North Carolina Tennessee and other southern states while en route home to Dallas. In Childress today were Mr and Mrs John W Newnam and children visiting. Mrs Newnam is Joanna Jones daughter of Mr and Mrs Alger Jones formerly of here.
Mrs L B Holman reports visitors and relatives from Salt Lake City Coronado Calif Amarillo and Memphis stop by the Holman and Jones households. Phil Lane plans to return after a two week visit with grandparents. Zelma Martinez travels within Amarillo Childress and Paducah while Wilma King and Glenna Moore join others at Bernard Holman's ill home. W D Day and family plan a trip to New Mexico and Colorado this weekend.
Agreement between the union and the American Radio Association yields a four year contract with no wage reopeners, a 4 percent first year raise and 2 percent increases thereafter, 60 days vacation for unlicensed seamen, and a $1 daily pension fund contribution for MMP and ARA. Binding arbitration available if negotiations fail. Public hearings concluded after three days with late-night sessions.
The rise of available light photography pushes meter makers to higher sensitivity using cadmium sulfide cells. Meters like Sekonic Microlite L-88, Gossen Lunasix, and Asahi Spot Meter offer angles of acceptance from 3 to 40 degrees, with ASA ranges up to 12 000 and prices from $25 to $80. CDS meters run on mercury batteries and promise lower costs as production expands. The PSA Nature Slide Sequence Contest invites entries illustrating natural history with a 400 word max commentary. Deadline August 26 with awards at the PSA convention in New York in September.
United Press International reports at 2 p.m. the Dow Jones averages climbing: Industrials 30 at 683.64 up 1.69, Rails 20 at 139.06 up 0.76, Utilities 15 at 1.66 up 0.39, and the overall 65-stock index at 226.88 up 0.75. Fourth hour sales reach 2 pm total of 1,560,000.
Arthur Cane, a bridegroom hopeful, forgot the address of his Torquay, England honeymoon apartment. He pondered how to proceed with wedding night accommodations after the slip.
Almanac entry for Friday June 30 1961 notes the year's start and moon phase. It recalls historical milestones including creation of the Department of Indian Affairs in 1834 and Alaskan statehood in 1959, with brief market data snippets and Truman's 1950 announcement.
A detailed list of shows and times across multiple channels KFOX KSYD KGNC KFDA and EVIL TV. Programs include The Cisco Kid Our Gang World of Crafts Ramar Of The Jungle Warren Weather Norman Duncan Huntley Brinkley Jubilee Westinghouse Playhouse Michael Shayne Best of Paar Amos Andy Rawhide Twilight Zone Route 66 Dar True Weather Trackdown The Flintstones 77 Sunset Strip and more with news weather and sports segments.
Channel listings for KFOX KSVD and KGNC show a full day of family programs movies sports news and dramas. Notable entries include Bonanza The Lone Ranger Gunsmoke Twilight Zone Captain Kangaroo Mighty Mouse Sky King Perry Mason and This Is Your Life along with baseball and wrestling broadcasts.
A detailed lineup lists programs from 2:00 pm to 12:30 am including stock car races, cartoons, Captain Kangaroo, Weather updates, Perry Mason, This Is The Life, Sport shows, Three Stooges, Leave it to Beaver, boxing bouts, and late movies. Also notes sign offs and multiple channel listings.
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