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Poetic note attributes spring headwear as life like and stylish. Mentions Jan Leslie and Felix as creators or references for the brimmed hat imagery.
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Newspaper
Childress Index
Location
Childress, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 1963
Page
3
Poetic note attributes spring headwear as life like and stylish. Mentions Jan Leslie and Felix as creators or references for the brimmed hat imagery.
In CBS Reports two part history of Supreme Court conflicts the 1962 school prayer ruling is reconstructed with the involved lawyers and judges. The program aims for balance but faces risk, while other networks offer Hollywood retrospectives and star showcases that fall short of promised depth.
Locals report a baby boy born to Mr and Mrs Severo Maldonado at 12 20 pm Wednesday weighing five pounds eight ounces. Weather notes include tonight partly cloudy and Friday warmer with highs near 60s. Fort Hood update says Pfc George Moore and wife Glenna returned from a 10 day leave to visit relatives. Duplicate Bridge Club moves to 7 30 tonight at C M Gravieys home. Clarence Harp and brothers visit relatives in Big Spring.
Ther, Alvie Harp, patient in the Veterans Hospital there, was reported feeling satisfactory.
Admitted this week include Mrs. W. T. Blume of Turkey Mrs. Homer Compton L N Ward and J H McNabb all on Wednesday. Discharges include S R Bill Hill and Mrs. L F Butler on Wednesday.
Fellowship Class of First Baptist gathered at Mrs. Lowell Dement's home for a social and brief business session. Phebean Class met at teacher Mrs. F L Decker’s home with one guest, Mrs. Roy Swain, and numerous members in attendance.
The Union Flat Home Demonstration Club held an all day meeting on Wednesday with a program titled Food for Your Family and Dollar-Wise Food Budget led by Mrs. P. B. Snider and Mrs. Fred West. Mrs. B. J. Teague gave a devotional from I Corinthians 16 13.
Food for Americans presents Raka med Citronsas a Swedish shrimp dish with lemon sauce. Ingredients include fresh or frozen shrimp onion carrots salt white pepper bay leaf white vinegar dill. Simmer sauce base, add shrimp, cook briefly and serve.
The 24 hour period from 12 noon Wednesday to 12 noon today recorded a high of 48 degrees at 5 PM yesterday and a low of 25 degrees at 7 AM today. The day for March 14 1962 saw a high of 46 degrees and a low of 27 degrees with a cited temperature sequence across the day.
News notes list Mr and Mrs Murray Sanders in Lubbock for a ginner convention. Other visits include Mabry and Tristan in Lorenzo with their daughter, Verschelde duo, and Frank Childers Shackelford Bridges trio from Childress visiting Bob Goff at Pitch Fork Ranch Guthrie.
Roy Emerson of Australia and Darlene Hard of Long Beach Calif will compete in the Caribe Hilton Tennis Tournament in San Juan starting March 17. Top American player and top world amateur face strong field as events unfold.
Local items report bereavement for Mrs. W B Davidson’s nephew and family ties to Mrs. Jer ri Rapp and Charles Haner Sr. Dinner guests included Rev James Futch and family, with many relatives and visitors across Estelline and nearby towns. The piece lists sick list names, recent trips, club and school events, and the upcoming Par Nell Cle Progam benefit on March 16 at the high school auditorium.
The shop announces a full range of new colors and fabrics now available. Early choosing is advised to avoid disappointment later.
Ad urges readers to watch for kidney danger signs such as getting up at night burning frequent or scanty flow and leg or back pains. It promotes Bukets to increase kidney output and claims a 39 cent money back offer at A. L. Harp Drug within four days if not pleased.
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