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Newspaper
Childress Index
Location
Childress, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1973
Page
2
The National Commission on Marijuana and Drug Abuse urges parents to model responsible behavior, discourage initial drug use, and address adolescent needs. Foster honest family dialogue, provide factual information, and avoid hysteria while maintaining open communication for ongoing mutual respect.
Funeral services for Joleen Keel 17 and Debra Keel 14 of Pampa were held at Hobart Baptist Church with Rev. Elzie Teague and Rev. Ron Mooney officiating. The sisters died from a two car collision Saturday near Pampa on Texas 273.
Childress County Farm Bureau, with a 21 member gain since January, plans a pie supper at 7:30 p.m. Saturday in Fair Park Auditorium. Stanley Terry, president, announced the event. Each FB family brings one pie and one prospective family. drinks provided. Guest speaker Carroll G. Chaloupka of Dalhart, state vice president and district director.
Special Correspondent reports extensive visiting and social activity as families from Childress Paducah and nearby towns host relatives and friends from Amarillo Nashville Hot Springs Wichita Falls and Vernon. Attendees attend funerals hymn festivals and family birthdays while church and hospital visits mark a busy period.
Creamer and Ben Cowart with Mrs. Cora Park visited the T. A. Riddells after a Sunday dinner in the Community Building. Mr and Mrs Dallas Love stayed in Paducah a few days with Randy and Terry Love while their parents were in Las Vegas. Edgar Morton of Levelland visited the Monson family.
The World Almanac notes only five presidents, besides Nixon, served when no former living president existed. Those were Washington, John Adams, Grant, Theodore Roosevelt, and Hoover, with Washington’s eight-year span the longest and Hoover’s term the shortest at two months.
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