Social Calendar: Evans Wedding This Saturday
The social page notes a wedding for Mr. and Mrs. Evans at their home 907 Ave F NE Saturday afternoon around 34 p.m.
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Newspaper
Childress Index
Location
Childress, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1968
Page
3
The social page notes a wedding for Mr. and Mrs. Evans at their home 907 Ave F NE Saturday afternoon around 34 p.m.
A string of visits unfolds as Mrs Troy Boykin and Todd call on Mrs John Browning in Paducah while Montgomery’s group spends a weekend with relatives in Broken Bow. Numerous town pairs travel between Paducah Altus Vernon Meadow Amarillo and Plainview to see kin including the Wyatts Conn Garrison Stinnett and Hightower families.
Ohio State University threw for 1709 yards in a season finishing 124 completions of 217 attempts. The mark stands as the school's single season passing yard record.
Mrs Allan Thomas and sister Mrs Jack Curlee and Olive and Mrs Jim Dobbins spent the weekend in Amarillo with relatives. Many relatives visited in the Newell Timmons and Clem Timmons homes and several families hosted guests in Northfield.
Vernon Scott discusses actors’ desire for lasting fame and argues most fail to achieve immortality. He suggests only a few politicians like Senator Murphy and Governor Reagan have found lasting prominence, while many actors fade and die forgotten.
Hollywood in review praises Miss Reynolds for a dynamic Thursday night appearance. The critic lauds her natural, glamorous presence and versatile talent in singing, dancing, acting, and impressions while noting a few rough spots from guest stars. Reynolds is described as a sophisticated, campy showwoman with strong stage instincts and enduring sex appeal.
Mrs Kay Dodge hosted a Hospital Auxiliary gathering at her home on Wednesday afternoon with co host Mrs Clarence Robbins assisting. C C Lander Hospital Administrator and Mrs Buster Mills spoke on hospitalization Medicare and Medicaid and answered questions. A brief business session discussed fundraising ideas and refreshments were served to attendees including Mmes Gerald Havins Henry King Charles Harrison Leslie Flison A M Woods Jim Clifford Paul Shoults Lonnie Garrison Jack Short Bob White and Miss Lula Mae Carter.
The hospital lists visiting hours from 9:30 to 10:30 morning and 2:30 to 7:00 evening. Admitted: Jerry Grantham Thursday. Dismissed: J C Weaver Thursday, Mrs N G Hulen Thursday, Frank Dakil today, Vidue Skinner today, Mrs Hoyt Fulenwider today, Path Mitchell today. Birthday wishes tomorrow to several named local residents including Mrs W M Durfey and Mrs Dory Smith. Also noted are Selinda Hamilton and others with Sunday date mentions.
A canned condensed golden mushroom soup shortcut halves ingredient list and cooking time for Beef Bourguignon. Beef cubes with bacon onions wine and garlic are simmered with the soup to create a rich dish in about two hours yielding 4 to 6 servings.
Clear to partly cloudy tonight. Increasing cloudiness with scattered showers Saturday. Continued mild conditions with low in the mid 40s and high in the mid 60s.
Amarillo Daily News notes travelers and visitors across Texas. Andy Rogers visits Amarillo and Hereford on business. Carolyn Henderson and Tim Crone, Texas Tech students in Lubbock, plan weekend visits home. E. B. Miles, patient in Veterans Hospital Hereford, recovering after a heart attack.
Mr and Mrs Billy Van Smith of Ahwaz Iran announce the birth of their son Craig Van born March 5 in Teheran Iran. The infant weighed 11 pounds at birth. Grandparents are Mr and Mrs Beal Smith of Tell and Dr and Mrs Garrell Nungesier of Decatur Ala.
Miss Denese Stevens of Texas Tech will arrive today to spend the weekend with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Obert Stevens. Paul Timmons, Associate Ed-
The WSCS group gathered Tuesday afternoon after a luncheon. Mrs. E J King gave the invocation for the noon meal hosted by the Black Circle. President Mrs W E Andrews chaired a brief business session. The devotional read by Mrs Clyde Sherwood featured A Prayer Promise. The program on Reconciliation and Renewal in Japan was presented by Mrs W J Vogel. Closing prayer by Miss Lula Mae Carter. Attendees included Mrss Fred Sierwood E R Reeves Ben Hardison Fletcher Carter Donald Black A J Johnson Sr Tom Roberson Allen Murray A F Verner John Cates Pete Goffar Jack Burrus O I Carlson George Palmer W B Ellis T C Bailiff Fern Maddox Jim Clifford Lucille Smith Lonnie Garrison.
Terence James Cooke, 47, slated to succeed the late Francis Cardinal Spellman as archbishop of New York and is expected to become a cardinal at the next consistory in spring. In Houston, UPI reports space news that Jim Lovell, Charles Duke and Stuart Roosa will lead a 48 hour sea checkout of an Apollo craft beginning March 18 in the Gulf of Mexico.
Mrs. W. C. Skinner of Bonham visited Mrs. Tom Goff. Guests at the Oscar Glover home included Shirley Glover of Canyon and Pauline Aselton of Victoria. Mike Voyles underwent surgery in Amarillo, receiving real treatment.
New York reports Buckpas ser earned 723651 from a 1967 season, placing the champion horse second to Nashua in earnings for a year. Nashua had 752550 in 1955, a historic mark.
The menu lists Tuesday cheese meat loaf with gravy, buttered potatoes, peas, carrot raisin salad, hot bread and butter, jello with fruit, milk. Thursday offers hamburger on bun, pork and beans, oven fried potatoes, pickles and onions, tomato on lettuce, strawberry shortcake with cream. Friday features Salisbury steak with gravy, mashed potatoes, corn, green salad, and raisin peanut butter cookies.
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