Television and Rating Shifts at ABC TV
UPI columnist notes ABC TV targets 18 to 49 with Chuck Barris hits like The Dating Game and The Newlywed Game. Upcoming shows include Wedding Party Dream House and Morning. Also highlights The Baby Game Super Market Sweep and Jacques Cousteau programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rick DU Brow
Hollywood
UPI
ABCTV
Abc-Tv
Chuck Barris
Sauna
Ryan O’neal
Arrow
California
Abl-Iv Reley
Jacques Cousteau
Africa
Social Calendar for Midweek and Nearby Events
The calendar lists a Lenten Service at First Presbyterian and a Union Flat HDC with Mrs Lore Heckathorn at 7 40 a m Wednesday. A 3 p m guest tea for the Woman's Department Club is also scheduled. Thursday features an Evening Club with Mrs Paul Leach at 7 p m and a Kirkland HDC with Mrs Jess Key at 2 3 p m. Plains Presbytery gathers in Amarillo at 11 a m and a Home Economics Southern Dinner occurs in WDC at 7 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Presbyterian
Union Flat
Lore Heckathorn
Woman's Department Club
Paul Leach
Kirkland
Jess Key
Plains Presbytery
Amarillo
Home Economics Southern
WDC
Teacher Proves Young Diets Not Adequate
In Fort Worth the principal Sister Mary Consolata of St Andrews Catholic School uses white rats to illustrate effects of snacks versus balanced meals. Six rats on a balanced diet rise from 50 to 135 grams and show calm sleep good behavior, while two rats on a snack diet become nervous and restless.
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Consolata
Mrs Griffin Hosts Samaritan Class Social at Home
Mr and Mrs Ethel Griffin hosted a class social for the Samaritan class of First Baptist Church. Special guests included Mr and Mrs Wesley Riker, department superintendents. Others attending were E J Huddleston, Ray Magney, C J Cheatheam, Karen Earl and Richard Griffin along with the Griffins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel Griffin
Wesley Riker
First Baptist Church
Mmes
E. J. Huddleston
Ray Magney
C. J. Cheatheam
Karen, Earl
Richard Griffin
Mary Scott Receives Silver Tea Service From 4-H Club
Mary Scott, leaving Childress after nine years as extension agent, was honored Sunday with a silver tea service presented by County 4-H Clubs. Brett Parr spoke for the group, noting her work with the clubs and wishing her success in Winkler County. The event at Lewis Meinzer home drew about 75 attendees and featured 4-H colors, a program, and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Scott
Childress
Brett Parr
Mrs. Scott
Scott
Winkler County
Kermit
Lewis Meinzer
Mary Dee Meinzer
Pat Smith
Sabra Biggers
Debra Hightower
Merrie Sue Biggers
Barbara Trent
Judy Henderson
Kirkland News Socials and Visits Span Nearby Towns
Mrs A B Clements index special correspondent Mr Mrs Dale Driver were in Canyon Sunday to visit their son James. Mr and Mrs Albert Storm visited Mr and Mrs Harvey Fowler in Iowa Park. Mrs Faye Daniel of Amarillo and Mr Harry Thaten of Childress visited Estel Snodgrass. J and Tip Rickman were in Wichita Falls on business. Out of town friends came for funeral services of Mrs Leonard Myers in Kirkland with many attendees from Childress, Irving, Alton, Dallas and surrounding areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. B. Clements
Dale Driver
Canyon
James
Albert Storm
Harvey Fowler
Iowa Park
Faye Daniel
Amarillo
Harry Thaten
Childress
Quentin Brown
Kirkland
Ira Taylor
Church of Christ
A. B. Carter
Sam Moore
Mesne Cooper
Clyde Ketton
Guthrie
John Belt
Seymour
Kenneth Springer
Eldorado
Okla
Martin Tarentine
Linda Stepp
Jane Davis
Jo Ann Tucker
Abilene
Marilyn Price
Paula Rogers
Leonard Myers
Effie Atkinson
Quan
Raymond West
R. J. West
David West
Irving
Alvis
Lillie Pryor
Alton
Gene
John Patterson
Clydle Verkins
Roy Perkin
John Groves
Don Rickman
Dallas
Bob Bettis
Wichita Falls
Proclamation designates National Red Cross Week in Childress
Mayor C. J. Lyons proclaims March 14 to 23 as National Red Cross Week urging citizens to support the American Red Cross due to wartime costs and recent disasters Beulah flood and Alaska floods. The notice emphasizes full service for military families and calls the public to give generously.
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Red Cross
Beulah
Texas
Fairbanks
Alaska
I. C. J. Lyons
Childress
Vietnam
Son Of Former Residents Weds Amarillo Girl
An Amarillo residence is established by Mr and Mrs Christopher Webb Sanford after their marriage in the parsonage of Bell Avenue Baptist Church in Amarillo The bride Miss Dianna Kay Remling is daughter of Mr and Mrs O J Remling of Amarillo The bridegroom is son of Mr and Mrs Robert M Sanford of Amarillo Rev Bales officiated Attendants were Miss Gail Clounch and Gary Edwards.
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Amarillo
Christopher Webb Sanford
Bell Avenue Baptist Church
Dianna Kay Remling
O. J. Remling
Robert M. Sanford
Parker, Amarillo
Childress
Bales
Gail Clounch
Gary Edwards
Local Visitors Fill Weekends Across Panhandle Area
Fair and warmer forecast with low in the upper 30s. Visitants include Ruth Fairbanks of Houston Floyd Taylor Becky from Quanah Annie Miller at St Anthony Amarillo. Dr Jack Fox home from Ruidoso after snow delays. Tim Mac Crone Tony Crone Kevin and Kevin of Panhandle visit Crone and Bussey families. Wayne Webb Breckenridge Kathy Texas Tech Lubbock visit Severe weekend.
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Ruth Fairbanks
Houston
Floyd Taylor
Becky
Quanah
Ben Saied
Alex Saied
Sammy
Najla Saied
Annie Miller
Childnresg
St. Anthony’s Hospital
Amarillo
Jack Fox
Ruidoso
N.M
New Mexico
Tim
Mac Crone
Texas Tech
Lubbock
Tony Crone
Kevin
Panhandle
M. L. Crone
Tony Crones
L. T. Bussey
Wayne Webb
Breckenridge
Kathy
Local Birthday and Anniversary Wishes List
A sequence of personal notices acknowledges birthdays and anniversaries. Individuals named include Mrs. Bert Hargrave Sharon Briley Jack Wilson Mrs. Jim Andrews Mrs. Karl Van Bibber Palmer Massey and Mr. and Mrs. Fay Eatherly with requests to say happy birthday and happy anniversary tomorrow.
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Bert Hargrave
Sharon Briley
Jack Wilson
Jim Andrews
Karl van Bibber Palmer Massey
Fay Eatherly
Public Forum on Childress Park Development Proposals
A public forum from Childress leaders urges park improvements to protect trees add diverse plantings and wildlife habitat, create picnic areas and a bird sanctuary, improve drainage and roads, and promote the park with signage and a garden club. The text includes a personal note from Bill Mashburn mentioning past service and a plan to visit Childress.
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Hmshould
Ladies of Childress
Winners Of State Ability Counts Contest Announced
The 1967-68 state wide Ability Counts report writing contest on The Challenge of Employment Barriers to the Handicapped Community Survey was announced by Laurence R. Melton of Dallas, chairing the Governors Committee for Employment of the Handicapped, and Connie Smith of Port Arthur, commander of the Disabled American Veterans Texas. Wendell Daniels of Longview High School won first place, earning a $300 scholarship and an all expense paid trip to Washington, D C funded by the Texas State AFL CIO. His winning report will compete with other state winners for $2,000 in national scholarship money.
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Laurence R. Melton
Dallas
Governmor’s Committee For Employment of
Connie Smith
Port Arthur
Texas
Disabled American Veterans
Department of Texas
Texas Disabled American Veterans
Washington, D. C
Afl-Cio
Wendell Daniels
Longview High School
Longview
Almanac for March 13 1968
United Press International notes today is Wednesday March 13 the 73rd day of 1968 with 293 to follow. Also lists historical events including the 1868 Senate impeachment action against President Andrew Johnson and a 1923 radio ad gaffe noted in New York City newspapers.
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United Press International
Venus
Mars
Jupiter
U.S. Senate
Andrew Johnson
New York City
Scholarships Awarded by President's Committee on Employment of the Disabled
Kathryn L Walker of Pecos High School wins second place and $100 scholarship. Nancy Gail Eddin of Port Neches-Groves High School takes third with $50. Thomas Jefferson High School in Dallas earns fourth for Port Avignon, while Ernest Gill of Central High School in San Angelo receives fifth place and a medal. Honorable mentions go to Nettie Cox Houston Becky Uribe Laredo Sally Ann Ortiz San Antonio Jim Kliewer Houston and Mark Brister Ft Worth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kathryn L. Walker
Pecos
Nancy Gail Eddin
Port Neches - Groves
Portes - Groves High School
Port Avignon
Thomas Jefferson High School
Dallas
Ernest Gill
Central High School of
San Angelo
Nettie Cox
Houston
Becky C. Uribe
Laredo
Sally Ann Ortiz
San Antonio
Jim Kliewer
Mark Brister
Ft. Worth
Youthcraft Boutique Showcases Crisp Ensemble
Youthcraft presents a chic boutique look featuring a red jacket with winged collar paired with an A line skirt and tied blouse. The ensemble emphasizes 100 percent cotton fabric and fashion awareness for a polished, A plus style.
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Youthcraft
Narrow Axe
No permission from landlord necessary and bank reopenings
The snippet notes 1933 bank reopenings after a bank holiday and President Roosevelt declaring March 5. It mentions Dr. Einstein in 1954 urging intellectuals to refuse cooperation with unconstitutional actions and a Brit author’s quote on suspicion. It also references Argentina’s heavy immigration between 1895 and 1914.
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Franklin Roosevelt
Einstein
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