Hats Are Young In Heart and Gay In Color Style
New York fashion notes celebrate a spring hat season with a romantic palette. Designers use bold colors and varied shapes from straw sailors to satin turbans. Derby fedora and bowler styles appear with metallic brims and small sailors in yellows pinks and reds. Bouffant hair is out and hats are urged as a cure for feminine doldrums.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Hennessy
NEW York
NEA
Vincent Harmik
Hattie Carnegie
Mr. John
Polly's Pointers Homemade Food Trays
Dear Polly letters share practical tips from readers. Suggestions include carrying foil lined shoe boxes in the car as individual food trays at drive ins. Other tips cover stuffing toy necks with cardboard tubes to prevent droopy necks and labeling medicine shelves with ear eye nose headache categories for easy selection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Polly Cramer
Polly
B. V
P.P. Jr
R- F
H. A G
We Wa Nah Camp Fire Girls Hike Fair Park
The We Wa Nah Camp Fire Girls enjoyed a park hike led by Mrs. Charles Baker through Fair Park this week. Each girl packed a knapsack and a lunch sandwich was enjoyed at the end by Linda Baker Tina Crabtree Katherine Dodgen Kathleen Fanning Alane Green Claudia Park Carol Richerson Kathy Sims Debby Wilhite and guests Chuck and Connie Baker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fair Park
Charles Baker
Linda Baker
Tina Crabtree
Katherine Dodgen
Kathleen Fanning
Alane Green
Claudia Park
Carol ‘Richerson
Kathy — Sims
Debby Wilhite
Chuck
Connie Baker
Yushin Camp Fire Girls Visit Chil Dress Science Fair
After a weekly meeting at Mrs Joe Mills home the Yushin Camp Fire Girls enjoyed exhibits at the Chil dress Science Fair. Hostesses Mrs Dick Mitchell and Pam Mitchell served cold drinks and cookies to Susan Bird Nancy Campbell Vicki Dill Lynna Hawkins Pat Fenter Roxanne Jones Carol Mills Cindy Shelton and guardians Mrs Wallace Campbell and Mrs Mills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yushin Camp
Childress Science Fair
Joe Mills
Dick Mitchell
Pam
Susan Bird
Nancy Campbell
Vicki Dill
Lynna Hawkins
Pat Fenter
Roxanne Jones
Carol Mills
Cindy Shelton
Wallace Campbell
Mills
Carey Cemetery Fund Receives $135 Support
The Carey Cemetery Fund received 135 dollars from the chili supper at the Carey Community House Thursday night. Chili pie and drinks were served to attendees. The Club expressed thanks to all donors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carey Cemetery Fund
Carey Community House
Club
Forty million Americans sleep on mattresses over 16 years old
A Latex Foam Council report notes that forty million Americans use mattresses aged more than sixteen years, highlighting durability concerns and potential replacement trends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Latex Foam Council
Gloria Vanderbilt blends acting and writing in Hollywood
Gloria Vanderbilt, famed socialite, pursues writing and acting with a focus on her play Three By Two set for Broadway next October. She contrasts acting with writing, values self-revelation in performance, discusses misner acting studies, and notes her love of luxurious clothes and selective roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood
UPI
Vanderbilt
Gloria Vanderbilt
Henry ‘Fonda
Miss Vanderbilt
Gloria Smith
Tag
Gloria
Sandy Misner
Reeves Lecture At Union Flat HDC Luncheon
Mrs Reeves spoke on Tips on Proper Cutting Beds during the all day Union Flat HDC luncheon. Mrs Gar trel read Wait for the Wind to Shift before Praying for Rain and other selections. Members present included Fern Chetheam Myrtle Compton M E Jones Hortense Tensfield N D Rogers R O Law Lora Heckathorn Fred West P B Snider W E Rule W B Gartrell and Newman Reeves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newman Reeves
Union Flat
W. B. Gartrel
Mmes Fern Chetheam
Myrtle Compton
M. E Jones
Hortense Tensfield
N. D. Rogers
R. O. Law
New Officers Elected for Auxiliary
Mrs. Fletcher Carter was named new president of Childress General Hospital Auxiliary during the meeting Friday. Other officers include Mrs Donald Black treasurer Mrs George Barry secretary and Mrs Alex Saied Supply Chairman The Auxiliary proposed buying three more television sets for patient use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fletcher Carter
Childress General Hospital
Donald Black
George Barry
Alex Saied
Edith Sumpter Celebrates Tenth Birthday Role
Edith Sumpter was honored with a party for her 10th birthday this past week. Gifts were opened, games played, photos taken, and refreshments served to a group including Jessie Sumpter Thurman Gracie Sumpter and several guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith Sumpter
Jessie
Thurman
Gracie Sumpter
Cheryl
Jana
Butch Jones
Richard Decker
Janice Wiseman
Deborah
Stacy Lanham
Shirley Sumpter
Mrs Fox to Be Honored in Johnson Home Birthday Dinner
Mrs A T Fox longtime Tell resident will be the guest of honor at a birthday dinner hosted by Mr and Mrs Bob Johnson. Relatives and close friends attend with twin daughters Mrs Frank Davis and Mrs Robert Johnson as hostesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. T. Fox
Tell
Bob’’ Johnson
Mmes
Frank Davis
Robert Johnson
Clyde Johnson
Hillcrest
Stephani Fox
Sam Carmack
Dan Davis
Nicole Davis
Carmack
Leo Ehrie
All Saints
Fort Worth
Poky Wilcoxson
Amarillo
Florida
Gulf
Growing Into Maturity After Youthful Myths
The piece argues against the idea that girls are fully grown by 15 or 16. It claims most women mature through daily challenges, gaining strength, courage, and kindness. It warns against perpetual 16 year old pomposity and celebrates adult love, respect, and quiet happiness earned through responsibility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Sagan
Book Review Entertains Study Club
A review of Angel Una ware by Dale Evans Rogers was given by Mrs. Joe Allen for the 20th Century Study Club at the WDC Friday Guest Day Tea. Hostesses were Mrs. Daniel B Craig Mrs. Dean Decker and Mrs. Larry Zirkle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dale Evans Rogers
Joe Allen
20Th Century Study Club
WDC
Mmes
Daniel B- Craig
Dean Decker
Larry Zirkle
Joe Mills
Bill Brown
Gene Blackwell
Vernon
Craig
Zirkle
Decker
Perry Morren
Wayne Webb
Buster Halford
Calvin Jackson
Joe Souter
W I. Lambert
Hubert Hargrove
Robert Butler
Arvene Bellah
Fred Becker
Mrs Knight Leads Club Meet With Bed Cutt ing Tips
Mrs Knight presented a program titled Tips on Proper Cutting Beds at the Kirkland HDC meeting held at Mrs Dale Driver's home. Devotional reference was Corimthians 6 17. Mrs Frank Jackson directed recreation with white elephant gifts exchanged. Refreshments followed for new member Mrs Greer Weightman and several members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Knight
Kirkland Hdc
Dale Driver
Corimthians
Frank Jackson
Greer Weightman
Mmes
Fred Clark
Earl Cook
Jess Key
Vernon Key
Jack Sides
Ralph Sides
Bernard Gressett
Estel Snodgrass
Social calendar items for IOOF to High Point HDC
A weekly social calendar lists IOOF Lodge events at the Lodge Hall 7 30 p m Monday, County Council HDC in courthouse 2 pm, Eastern Star 7 30 p m at Masonic Hall 40 8 7 30 p m, Veterans Building. WSCS 3 pm Tuesday, Church of Christ Ladies Class 10 am, American Legion and Auxiliary 7 30 p m, wedding shower for Mr and Mrs Cecil Goff at home Mrs O T Glover 7 pm. Wednesday WDC Executive 9 30 am at WDC, Junior High PTA 3 pm, Robert E Lee PTA 2 30 pm. Thursday Grandees 3 pm First Methodist, Home Arts Club 3 pm, Duplicate Bridge 7 30 pm Veterans Building, Sherwood Music bd recital 7 pm Diggs Studio. Friday High Point HDC 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ioof Lodge
County Council
HDC
Eastern Star
Masonic Hall
Veterans Building
WSCS
Church of Christ Ladies
American Legion and Auxiliary
Cecil Goff
O. T. Glover
WDC
Robert E Lee
First Methodist
Veteran’s
Sherwood Music
Diggs Studio
High Point
Mrs. W. Trent Honored At Pink and Blue Baby Shower
Mrs. Way land Trent was honored with a pink and blue shower hosted at the home of Mrs. N T Maxwell. Attendees served punch, registered guests, and assisted in opening gifts with family and friends present. Hostesses included a long list of local residents and organizers led by N T Maxwell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Trent
Tell
Wayland Trent
N- T Maxwell
Tommy Rikes
Tommy Garrison
Craig Sanders
Tom Goff
Trent
North Childress Club To Make Tots Clothing
The North Childress HDC met at Mrs. C F Stillwell home to plan baby clothing for a mother who appealed to the Red Cross. Mrs Paul Pyle and Mrs Stillwell co hosted. The devotional from 1 Corinthians was given by Mrs Stillwell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Childress Club
Red Cross
North Childress Hdc
C F. Stillwell
Paul Pyle
Stillwell
Fashion Trends Highlight New Fabrics and Styles
Fashion reports from UPI describe fiberglass reinforced plastics used in rocket boosters now in brassieres for light weight and high strength. Lycra panels in stockings absorb knee bend stress and stretch with movement. Tax cut styled hair looks emphasize sculpted coifs and soft dress trends feature box shaped purses and spring silhouettes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press International
Milady
Airlon
Sharmeer
Helen Curtis
Bible Thoughts on Revelation 22 3 and Servants’ Duty
A brief meditation citing Revelation 22 3, affirming that true worship frees believers from other lords and burdens. The passage emphasizes service to God and the end of oppressive authority for the faithful.
Pot-Pourri from The Conoress Index Nods to Spring Mischief
A Sunday Conoress Index page notes spring fever with jonquil blooms, local guests Clyde and Polly Laningham, and neighborly gossip. Mentions Stephani Fox illness, Tedra Mahala characters, and community anecdotes about residents, travel, and a backseat driving incident.
Halibut Steaks Broiled with Fruit Recipe Feature
Novel lent menu presents halibut steaks brushed with butter and lemon juice, topped with orange sections and banana slices, then broiled. Provides marinara sauce and notes on lent season, serving six with buttered bread or sides. Includes ingredient list and cooking steps for broiled halibut and sauce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gaynor Maddox
Also Mentioned on This Page
John Fredericks
D. C
Smith
Mrs. Reeves
Mrs. Fox
Johnson Home
Ruth Millett
Book Review
Entertains Study Club
Clyde Laningham
Polly Laningham
Clyde
Index
Tommy Parker
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