Betty Rose Coat and Suit Line Debuts at Helen's Shoppe
Helen's Shoppe unveils the Spring 1963 collection featuring Betty Rose label coats and suits. The display highlights fabulous fabrics and flower garden colors with eye catching styling.
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Newspaper
Childress Index
Location
Childress, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 1963
Page
3
Helen's Shoppe unveils the Spring 1963 collection featuring Betty Rose label coats and suits. The display highlights fabulous fabrics and flower garden colors with eye catching styling.
Hollywood critic damns CBS audience as claquish and destructive to Judy Garland’s impact on a Tuesday night CBS special. He cites uneven material with Phil Silvers and Robert Goulet, praising Garland’s solo singing but calling the overall hour tedious and upstaged by duo dynamics. He notes Naked City cancellation and Mr Novak on NBC as fall-season developments.
Fair and warmer through Thursday with highs in the mid seventies and lows near the upper thirties. Five day outlook shows near normal northern temperatures with a west to east warming trend and little precipitation. Funeral attendees and out of town mourners from Fort Worth Amarillo Dallas Wellington Shamrock Hollis Tulsa and California gathered for Leo Ehrle's services.
Local notes list residents and visitors across Texas towns. Names include Hinds of Abilene Ehrie of Austin Savage of Plano Cross of Gainsville Hopking Graham Newell Patterson Temple Kay Parker Pugh of Pampa Keys Plainview Orr Altus Har lan Clarendon Douglas Silverton Flowers Herald Vernon Ray Lubbock Powell Wichita Falls Kenslow Chillicothe Roberts Quanah Warren Hereford Garrard Randle Colorado City Schur Vernon Morris Higley Fola Fears Higley Jimmy Williamson Sterley Howell Counselor, visiting relatives in Sterley and Dallas.
The calendar lists events from First Baptist YWA and GA to Rebekah Lodge and HDC meetings. Activities include a Red Cross shower on Wednesday morning, a Duplicate Bridge session Thursday evening, MacDowell Club recitals, and a Friday Juvenile recital plus a Saturday Miss Pat Smith shower at First Methodist parlor.
The Kittens competed in Quanah with Iowa Park and Burkburnett. Dee Sehorn won the 50 and 75 yard dashes and the 100 yard dash with times of 5.9 82 10.8 seconds. Ronnie Sims finished third in the 50. Randy Butler jumped 17 ft 7 in in the broad jump. Aran and Longbine placed in the shot put, 8 440 relays and seventh 440 relay teams also earned seconds. Coach Rideout praised improvement across the squad.
The community sends birthday greetings to Mrs. H. E. McClure Mrs. Wilbur Johnson Shelba Lacy for today and to H. G. Moran Alice Moran W. M. Stiner Mrs. C. V. Williamson Grace Cartlidge P. V. Harper Joan Bruce Fred Simpson L. H. Barley Jr. for tomorrow.
Lipton launches alphabet shaped noodies in a beef base soup mix with nine vegetables. A light snack option features fresh broccoli florets dipped in seasoned salt for flavor.
Marie Share of Denton Grand Chief of the Pythian Sisters of Texas attended as special guest at the Childress Sisters social meeting. Other visitors from Paducah Temple included Jim M. Hank Juanita Rachelle Jessie Edwards Nellie Williams Ren ari Bunson Emma James. Refreshments served to W. M. Stiner Edd Fite Roy Mack O. D. Nash Eric White Nolan Evans and O. H. Philpott.
National Geographic Magazine reports about half of Burundi’s population embracing Christianity as the country establishes itself as a newly independent African kingdom. The piece outlines religious distribution and social implications for Burundi’s early national identity.
WSCS members met at Mrs P V Harper’s home to discuss the World Council of Churches in New Delhi. Mrs A P Towles explained the Council’s significance while scripture was read by Mrs R E Gentry and a poem titled A Nation s Life was read.
Beth Barnes daughter of Mr and Mrs Ted Barnes pledged Phi Upsilon Omicron the national home economics honor fraternity at Texas Tech amid selective criteria. Of 3000 home economics students only about 30 are chosen based on character leadership and a 2.8 GPA or higher while Miss Barnes a sophomore serves on the college advisory board and as a freshman dormitory legislator.
Sir Winston Churchill 88, bored with inactivity in London, plans a vacation to Monte Carlo next month. A family friend says he will leave to enjoy sun and change of scene after months of reading with little to do. Churchill previously broke his thigh in a fall in Monte Carlo last year.
According to Briers Dictionary of Phrase and Fable, Alphabet is the only word with more than one syllable formed solely from the names of letters, specifically the Greek alpha and beta.
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