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Newspaper
Childress Index
Location
Childress, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 1963
Page
6
Alicia Hart reports on the revival of the Buster Brown hairstyle now adapted for women called Betsy Brown. The look features a softer, fluffed crown with side-swept bangs, underperm for curl control, and a midface crowding silhouette.
Thursday events include Larkspur Club with Mrs F L Taylor at 3 p m South Childress HDC 2 30 pm Home Economics Club at WDC CYW HDC 9 am South Childress HDC at Mrs Elizabeth Jarrell’s home 2 30 pm Friday includes North Childress HDC 2 pm American Legion and Auxiliary 44th birthday party 7 30 pm Singing at Community Club 7 30 pm Y MYF Sub District meeting 2 pm King Memorial Church
David Glynn Becker was feted on his fourth birthday with a party featuring a large green cake and a miniature merry go round. Out of town relatives attended, including Dianna Gunn and Steven Gunn from Odessa and Mrs Willis Gunn of Paducah, along with a gathering of family friends and neighbors.
Darryl Morris Jr. presented selections from his book Point of View at the Belles Lettres Club meeting with Mrs. Mary Jane Heath. Morris, an English and Speech teacher at Childress High School, shared background from SMU and West Texas State College. a dessert course followed for attendees.
All members assisting with decorations for the American Legion birthday party are to assemble at 7 p m tonight in the assembly room downstairs of the Veterans Building.
Mrs. J. A. McDonald presented the program and offered the devotional and opening prayer at the Tuesday church meeting. Rev. McDonald led the lesson titled The Biblical Foundation of Missions. WSCS noted a memoriam for Ronnie Payne, son of Mrs. Alvis Maddox.
The Book Club met Monday at Mrs. Charles P. Boyd’s home and heard a program on New Zealand by Mrs. Travis Walling. Guests included Mrs. J. C. Randall and Mrs. A. L. Harp with members present such as Mrs. J. M. Crews and Bill Ross. The note ends with an odd aside about a swagger purse for the young arrogants and outside pockets.
Alyeen Ater spoke on Appropriate Grooming at the Alpha Zeta Club meeting hosted by Cheryl Decker. Prospective members enjoyed the Guest Day Tea with refreshments for several guests. The next meeting is April 8 at Jane Ragsdale’s home with Denise Stevens leading the program.
Melt butter in a skillet. Stir in salmon, eggs, bread crumbs, vinegar, thyme, salt and pepper. Cook over medium heat until scrambled and just set. Stir constantly. Serves 6.
A UPI report notes the dining room is reappearing in new houses after World War II. Builders cite consumer demand and the rise of economical raised ranch designs that include space for a formal dining area. Bernard L. Copeland of Basic-Witz notes families seek a separate dining space for formal entertaining while informal meals occur in the kitchen.
Rock lobster salad recipe steps describe cooking six frozen tails in boiling salted water for a time equal to their weight in ounces plus three minutes. Reserve the cooking water and shell drenching procedure follows.
Lobster and potatoes mixed with olive oil and tarragon vinegar dressing. Use to cup each olive oil and tarragon vinegar, 1 teaspoon mayonnaise and salt, 1/2 teaspoon white pepper, chopped green pepper and onion. Mix, chill and serve 6.
The Childress County 4-H Council plans a Talent Revue at Fair Park Auditorium on Saturday April 20 with Cotton John Smith of KGNC TV Amarillo as master of ceremonies Admission is 25 and 50 cents with all proceeds to the Council Entries must be submitted by April 10 Contact 4-H leaders or call 7 2351 or 7 3532 Co chairs are Mrs Neva Lois Tippet and Mrs Wanda Howell with Nadine Parr coordinating the program.
After cooking whole fish keep fins on to simplify bone removal. A quick pull at a fin often frees small bones, making filleting easier and faster for the home cook.
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