Echo advises to add a scarf for spring ensembles
The publication urges choosing a scarf in a matching or contrasting color to highlight a spring outfit, suggesting accessories as a simple style uplift.
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Newspaper
Childress Index
Location
Childress, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 1963
Page
3
The publication urges choosing a scarf in a matching or contrasting color to highlight a spring outfit, suggesting accessories as a simple style uplift.
NBC TV aired a humorous look at California focusing on stars and outsiders. It blends irreverence with facts about the state’s defense industry water issues education and migrant labor.
Five day forecast shows near normal temps for Northwestern Texas with a warm trend, possible showers totaling a tenth to a quarter inch. Sidney Holland of Chatham announces the birth of Charlotte Rebecca on January 11, 1963, at seven pounds three ounces, with grandparents Palmer Massey and Mrs Berta Holland in Childress. Mrs Berta Holland visits Chatham while others travel through Amarillo AFB and Dallas Baylor Hospital news notes include improved Sam Privitt and illnesses of Mrs Dick Bellah.
Kirkland HD Club gathered Wednesday at the home of Mrs. Virgil Ellis for a program on Food for Your Family by Mrs. Jess Key. Devotion was given by Mrs. Ellis, games led by Mrs. L. V. Royall, secret pal gifts exchanged, and refreshments served to guests and members. Next meeting set for March 27 with Mrs. W. T. Fowler.
NBC TV offers a droll Edwin Newman as a narrator with sharp wit and a sour undertone in a California broadcast. Judy Garland's daughter Liza Minnelli guests on Jack Paar. Edward G. Robinson appears March 29. Frost’s daughter reads poetry on The Reading Room. Alec Guinness and John Mills star March 31 in Tunes of Glory. Alfred Lunt and Lynn Fontanne headline CBS Steel Hour on June 12 in a James Barrie tale.
The Methodist WSCS gathered at Mrs. Willis Moran's home for a program on Chinese dispersion in Southeast Asia with Rita Moran and several members in attendance. The GAs met with Mrs John Browning for Journey Into Home Mission, the Sunbeams read a chapter from House of Happiness, and the RAs heard a Cooking While Camping program led by Rev. Calvin Nevels and Bill Robertson with multiple youths present.
Admitted include Jake Davis Earl Johnson Mrs Grady Gilliland and Mrs I S Heath. Dismissals list Leroy Reeves Mrs Kenneth Cox Hubert Selman Raymond Jeffery Nona Hughes Mrs Severo Maldonado and baby all today.
The UPI report notes Pellston Michigan reached 5 degrees below zero as the day’s low, while Orlando Florida posted a high of 89 degrees.
Social notes list numerous visits and guests across Kirkland and nearby towns. Names include the Jones family of Bakersfield, the McIntyres of Chillicothe, the McWhorters, the Cartlidges with Tab Cochran, the Storms with Johnny and H T Owens, the Bakers and Harpers, and many others from Claude, Claude, Dalhart, Amarillo, Oklahoma, and Quanah dining and staying with local households.
Ophelia Club members met with Mrs. Jim Hutchins and co host Miss William Collier to discuss the Spring Revue plans. Mrs. Don Ferrer won the birthday gift as refreshments were served in Easter rabbit or chick shapes. Participating members included Mines Billy Joe Rothwell Rayford Jones Jack Boney Jr J N Helm Jr Leon Helm Claudia Welch Paul Collins Gerald Fowler Joe Bob Nivens Jerrel Rapp.
Army private first class Calvin Moore son of Mr and Mrs Jerry Moore 1205 W Newcombe St Quanah has been assigned to the 8th Infantry at Fort Riley Kansas He is 21 and a 1960 graduate of Douglas High School The Army Recruiter SFC Maurice A Wilson announced an immediate need for young men to train as helicopter or fixed wing pilots.
Richard T. Leahy of J. W. Sparks & Co notes volume dubious despite a rally as market respects support at 655-60. Indicator Digest says a rally must break through recent highs with stronger volume. Fitch Survey foresees further consolidation with downside limited by solid support. Moody's sees no crash, but stocks likely remain weak in coming months.
In Buenos Aires last year the armed forces ousted President Frondizi after allowing Peronists to run. Swing Vote could reenter politics if legal barriers clear for Peron, now exiled in Madrid, whose 1955 excommunication over clergy persecution could be lifted only by a public repentance.
Sen. Culp Krueger pressed his floor speech against a House backed measure to base retirement benefits on a teacher’s top ten years. He warned the retirement system would slip deeper into deficit, as Galveston Sen. A R Schwartz yielded during a talka thon. The Senate adjourned for the weekend with Krueger set to resume Monday.
The high reached 58 degrees by 5 p.m. Thursday ending at 12 noon Friday. The low fell to 24 degrees in the early hours, with a daytime low of 42 degrees and a 48 degree reading noted for the date.
The Keep Britain Tidy group launches a campaign to keep the Princess Alexandra wedding procession route clean. On April 24 they will distribute free rubbish bags to spectators and participants along the route.
Eligiblity requires 18 years old high school graduate and willingness to serve as a War rant Officer. Training split between Camp Wolters Texas for rotor craft and Fort Rucker Alabama for fixed wing. Sgt Wilson says all requirements are completed before enlistment and pilot training is guaranteed. Interested youths should contact the Vernon Army Recruiting Station at 1809 Wilbarger St or call LI 26 762 or 24543.
The report notes scattered rainfall across Texas with Dallas at .03 inches in the 24 hours ending 6 am, followed by more rain later. Houston recorded .02 inches while Texarkana, Galveston, San Antonio and Corpus Christi each had .01 inches.
Dow Jones Industrial Average rises 2.60 to 676.33 as rails and utilities slip modestly. The broader 65 stocks index gains 0.42 to 240.14 while volume hits 2,100,000 by 1 p.m. in early trading.
Pittsburgh highlights a vast consumer market of 6 million people within its 56 county trading area to attract advertisers and businesses.
Brotherhoods for firemen and other railroad workers threaten job eliminations under proposed modernizing work rule changes. They expect Kennedy to appoint an emergency fact finding board for up to 90 days while Labor Secretary Wirtz says the dispute must be settled by the parties. The three page letter criticizes railroad reps for walkouts and urges negotiation as up to 20 percent of 40 000 firemen could lose their jobs.
Praised Miss Irish Rose chosen from beauties representing 20 Panhandle towns. Two dances Saturday night cap St Patrick’s fun. Shamrock returns to normal size Sunday for a quiet observance of St Patrick’s Day.
The first air cargo, a 70 pound silk bolt, was flown in 1910 according to the International Air Transport Association.
The notice advertises the White Stag Room in Childress Texas offering all new colors and fabrics. Early choosing is urged to avoid later disappointment.
Miss Kennedy directed a one act play English Garden for East Ward PTA with student directors Is Keel and Linda Sally. Cast included Pat Davenport Linda Bridges Barry Wakefield and Jackie Petty Lula Mae Carter’s second grade opened with a song and pledge. Also announced officers for the next term and expressed birthday wishes.
American Legion and Auxiliary celebrate a birthday party at 7 30 p m at the Community Center with singing. Community Club hosts a 7 30 p m event. MyF Sub District meeting set for 2 p m at King Memorial Church.
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