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Newspaper
Childress Index
Location
Childress, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 1963
Page
2
A fragmented OCR line describes a sports or fashion item with terms like crown, brim, snapped, worn forward. It lacks clear subjects, dates, or events to confirm context or identify entities for a fuller summary.
Admitted list shows Ben Trent and Mrs Haywood Rube on Friday while Antonio Martinez is listed twice with Friday and Saturday discharges for Mrs Gene Crabtree Delbert Wilson and Mrs A E Dumont of Paducah. About 200 delegates are expected at the eighth Biennial Presidents Council of the League of Women Voters of Texas in Austin on Wednesday and Thursday.
A set of cryptic style clues appears with partial phrases such as fruit drink and pry bars. The items imply a wordplay puzzle answer related to Luxor and a list of numbered clues including verbs and nouns. The exact solutions remain incomplete.
Louie Harp gushes about a flawless round while joking about turning eighty. The piece details players like Glada Webb in a chic cotton golf outfit and Esther Dishman in a bright number as spectators revel in a sunlit day on the course.
MGM's television arm announces NBC will air Mr Novak The Lieutenant and Harrys Girls ABC gets The Travels of Jaimie McPheeters All are one hour shows except Harrys Girls Jackie Gleason returns for a Saturday hour Johnny Carson to stay on Tonight Maurice Chevalier performs Ma Belle Cherie on NBC World of Maurice Chevalier features Dolan as musical director
Mrs. S. E. Temple has returned home after visiting relatives in Texline and Amarillo. Mrs. W. M. Stiner, ill, left Friday for Winters to visit her brother and other relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Holland and Judith returned from East Texas and Louisiana.
The Corvair Monza Spyder and Corvette Sting Ray are praised as breezy high performance machines with rear mounted air cooled engines and smooth four speed shifts. Both ride as coupes or convertibles and embody Chevrolet Super Sport charm inviting a test drive at local showrooms.
Dalton Sorrels rests in room 642 at Parkland Hospital Dallas for medical care. Jimmy Ruth Weir flew from Monticello College to Amarillo and Lee man brought her home for spring break. Garth Close and family join the Williamses for the weekend in Lubbock. Gene Murray Jeffery Scott visit for plants for a Canyon home. Bert Hargrave travels to Ruidoso to watch Alix bowling and Greg golf. Stephen Martinez Amarillo relatives attend after a traffic death. Mrs W G Daugherty hosts weekend guests Dan McElveen Dallas and Billy Daugherty Houston.
Shades of the past enliven present day interiors with a wide range of colors and styles. Window Shade Manufacturers Association notes shades can be used with curtains or alone to blend with traditional or contemporary decor.
The fragmentary column lists social figures and tiny anecdotes from a Dallas area scene. Names include Della Jones and Luke Barry, with light remarks about attire and mood. Other items mention the McClendon family, a T V persona, and Kel log Kitchens bidding for Lone Star Gas projects in East Texas.
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