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Newspaper
Childress Index
Location
Childress, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1966
Page
3
Spring time textures showcase Mr Eddie Dallas designs with embroidery pin tucks decorative stitching and charming tassels. The collection highlights day wear and small social occasions inviting readers to select Mr Eddie dresses now.
Social calendar entries list weekday deadlines and Saturday events. Thursday 9 30 am WDC executive meeting with Allison Circle and Mrs John T Fowler. Public lunches 11 am 2 pm by WSCS at First Methodist. Home Arts Club 3 pm with Mrs Rush Record. Band Boosters 7 30 pm Band Hall. Childress Coin Club at WTA building. Friday 9 30 am Twentieth Century Study in WDC. Saturday 6 pm Elks Lodge dance with no local guests.
Ruth Millett surveys awkward inquiries aimed at attractive single and older women. The questions probe timing of marriage hair color weight retirement and other personal matters, often leaving the subject on the spot or defensive.
Tomorrow marks well wishes for Mrs. J. M. Patterson, Robert Proffitt, Karen Janette Williams, Andy Longbine, Mrs. Agnes Preston, and Mrs. Deane Dodge in a community birthday notice.
The Woman's Society of Christian Service serves lunches every Thursday from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. at First Methodist Church. Meals continue through March.
Police search for a shapely thief who robbed a women’s clothing store in North Walsham England taking a bra set size 36 slacks size 26 waist shirts size 26 waist and panties size 38 hip.
CBS TV’s Town Meeting of the World featured Sen Robert Kennedy Lord Chalfont Franz Josef Strauss and Gen Pierre Gallois discussing steps to halt the proliferation of nuclear weapons. The program aired via Early Bird satellite with Eric Sevareid moderating and included analysis of Viet Nam and global security.
A Rockwell Manufacturing ad notes teens form investment clubs and paper investments under adult sponsorship. Teachers and parents facilitate stock shares for students who study analysis, reinvest dividends, and seek early financial education. A broker will speak at Childress Rotary on March 9.
Barbara Sledge, a Texas Woman's University senior, teaches library science at University Park Elementary in Dallas and Paschall Senior High in Fort Worth during student teaching. She is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Claude E Sledge of Childress. TheInstitute of Life Insurance notes women owned over 130 billion in life insurance at end of 1965 with an expected rise to 140 billion by end of 1966.
Five day forecast indicates temperatures 3 to 10 degrees below normal with a normal high around 66 and a low near 40. Partly cloudy with dust, winds, possible thunder showers, and a cooling trend. Local items mention Beadie Crawford returning home from visiting family in Brian and several residents visiting relatives in Childress and Amarillo, including Eddie Johnson and Lance Johnson.
Attorney Walter Gwinn defended the state’s bid for the electric chair as Richard E. Gerstein leads the effort. He argued conviction could rest on the testimony of society’s outcasts and noted the defendant’s clothing showed only a few blood specks from the murder.
The maximum temperature in the past 24 hours ending 11 a.m. today reached 67 degrees at 4 p.m. Tuesday while the minimum dipped to 48 degrees at 5 a.m. today. For March 2, 1965 the high was 34 degrees with a low of 23 degrees. Sunrise is at 7:08 and sunset at 6:39.
Dr Burgin Watkins led the Tuesday afternoon meeting continuing Acts study and discussing The Gift and Work of the Holy Spirit. Mrs Lonnie Garrison presided over the brief business session and Mrs Ben Hardison reported the treasurer's account.
A weekly dedicated grooming day invites a luxurious shampoo manicure pedicure and bath. By prioritizing self care the effort pays dividends in appearance and mood throughout the week.
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