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Newspaper
Childress Index
Location
Childress, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1963
Page
3
The advertisement touts spring fresh seersucker dresses from Nelly Don featuring Ariel Triacetate and Cotton A blend. It highlights wrinkle free wear, ease of washing, quick drip dry, and minimal ironing.
Northfield residents list guests and visitors including Mrs Bill Bethany hosting General Patterson of Fresno California and Viola Childers. Multiple families travel to Oklahoma City Lubbock Plainview Vinson Matador and Fort Worth for visits, dinners and reunions. Kenneth Davis and Ruth Hightower’s kin visit as well.
Local forecast calls for temperatures 2 to 7 degrees below normal with a normal high of 56 to 66 and lows from 28 to 41. A cooling trend ends the week with a slight warm spell early on and precipitation near one tenth to a quarter inch as sporadic rain. Partly cloudy through Thursday with warmer night. Tonight low 28 to 32 and high Thursday.
The South Childress HDC met at Mrs. W A Dacus home to hear You and Your Machine about machine care. Mrs. Cross led the clothing demo and council report while Mrs. Miles Clapp and hostess co hosts served devotions and a Colossians quote. A white elephant game and a door prize to Mrs Lonnie Elkins filled the gathering. next meeting on March 14 at Mrs Elizabeth Jarrells.
Tomorrow the following people receive birthday wishes Paul Rogers Mrs. Orville King Paul Roger Efird Mrs. Earl Preston Mrs. W. C. Harp with warm note to celebrate another year.
A newborn Glen Charles Kinney arrived in Houston weighing eight pounds and a half, born March 5 to Mr and Mrs Glen Kinney with Erwin Carter and W W Kinney as grandparents. Nearby, Sam Hopkins and Judy visited Carl Crow in Hollis while Jeanne Collins seeks care at Northwest Texas Hospital Amarillo. Maude Couch from Abilene visits relatives H A Wilson S H Sharp and Walter Carter in Childress.
President says federal courts have been outstanding for years and replies to critics over Cuba and momentum concerns. He notes European friction from a milder Soviet threat, cites Berlin crisis memories, and pledges GOP economy commitment. He reaffirms ties with Canada and Latin American support for Venezuela's Betancourt and outlines three administration programs pending Congress.
Able Seaman Barry L Edwards testifies at a court martial about concealing his middle name to dodge shipmates jokes. He explains the L stands for Loveday, describing the motive as embarrassment.
State leaders proposed a budget about 30 million below Daniel's estimates. The Budget Board sought 439 million general fund spending plus over 1.4 billion for education and 1.55 billion for administration and hospitals. The House approved Rep. Bob Fairchild's insurance bill but Senate support looked cool. The code bill would bar party switching in primaries and tighten poll watcher rules. Senators backed a $15 million hike to Veterans' Land bonds to 300 million. A Palm Springs scene shows a sunny day as the Angels train in warm weather.
Admitted: Ms. Charlie Lane, Raymond Chuck Hardin, Jack Chase. Discharged: Harvey Wiseman, Mrs. James Hamilton and baby, Mrs. Dick Whaley, Mrs. James Davis, L H Barley Sr.
NBC's Empire drops Anne Seymour and Miss Moore amid new casting to boost ratings. Warren Vanders and Charles Bronson join, with Bronson praised as key to renewal. NBC matches familiar cattle-ranch heroes with Bo nanza and The Virginian. Channel lineup notes include NBC CBS and Look Up and Live specials.
A 17 year old mother, upset by her husband’s two day absence, abandoned her infant. The case underscores how teenage marriage often lacks preparedness for constant childcare and responsibility, with counsel on mature judgment and effort needed for lasting happiness.
A breezy light coat feels right on many days. readers note a fresh view of style and comfort with a gentle, airy silhouette.
Home Arts Club at 3 p m Duplicate Bridge Club 7 30 p m at Veterans Building Sherwood Music Club recital 7 p m at Diggs Studio Band Boosters 7 30 p m Band Hall High Point HDC 2 p m
A farmer aims to leave one dollar of earnings for his family by marketing about five dollars worth of farm products. The note emphasizes labor and market pricing considerations affecting how much output yields a living wage.
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