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Newspaper
Childress Index
Location
Childress, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1973
Page
5
Happy birthday messages for Randall Roper Sam Carmack Herman King due tomorrow and Lloyd Stone Bob Jones plus Mrs C M Collins Mrs Dean King and Mrs Julie Newberry honored Tuesday by readers.
Alpha Iota Iota elected Miss Edna Owens president at a home meeting. Also chosen were Mrs. Tommy Fisher secretary, Mrs. Judy Caradine treasurer, and Mrs. Ricky Mills reporter. They planned a Founders Day salad buffet on April 30 with Alpha Delta Omega of Childress and Alpha Etta Kappa of Paducah as guests. Mrs. Terry Keener presented a music program. Others present included Misses Judy Rogers Kay Hickman and Mrs. Joey Ranne.
A professor uses a virtual checklist of loneliness symptoms in modern society. He ties American zeal for joining and pop evangelicalism to a broader social malaise. Sadler argues recognizing the problem is the first step to coping creatively, while three digit interstate signs hint at routes through or into cities.
Social calendar lists punch parties breakfasts dinners and luncheons for Tanya Starnes Kathy Sager Bob Blackwell and others at homes Chaparral Restaurant Gay's Cafe Mine locations First Baptist and First Methodist venues public notices and co hosts noted through April 26 with multiple hostesses and venues such as 905 Ave K NW 505 Ave D M and 310 South Main.
Mrs Leon Henley hosted the Friday morning meeting of the Home Demonstration Club in her home. Barbara Holeman County Extension Agent led a terrarium plant program with three examples. Announced were a March 31 bake sale in front of Lois 8 30 a m the THDA meeting in Jayton April 5 and County wide Recreation Day April 18 at Fair Park Auditorium. Present were Mesdames Grady Parr Jack Webb Ruby Boyce Elbert Kelley Lonnie Elkins E B Fite W E Andrews Charlie Cargill Roy Howard L V Royall E F Adams J F Henley and F E Biddy and the hostesses daughters Laura and Sarah.
A report notes that Labrador experiences snow cover for six months of the year, shaping local climate and living conditions.
New York fashion feature from NEA notes comfort as a key factor in this season footwear. Women favor brushed pigskin pumps and oxfords with contrast piping and pastel colors, while men embrace classic styles with a 73 twist and white footwear. Rugged oxfords and loafers come in bold hues, and children receive long wearing soles with breathable pigskin for comfort.
A schedule of local events lists church, civic group, and youth activities for Monday through Saturday. Notable items include hospital anniversary reception, troop meetings, city council, Lions Club luncheon, Bible studies, revivals, and a high school piano recital at Diggs Music Studio.
Encyclopaedia Britannica notes potatoes can have over 90 percent starch by dry weight, yet the starch content in fresh weight ranges from 15 to 30 percent due to high water content.
Paul Hogan, a suburban Philadelphia ex contractor under state contract, builds 25 recycled playgrounds from junk items like cable spools and pipes. Children value hands on building over polished equipment, reflecting a philosophy that process matters more than polished outcomes. Hogan cites cost savings and creativity as key benefits while noting real staff involvement over ready made structures.
A 128 page photographic book by Save the Children Federation stresses human needs of children rather than war or famine. Royalties go to self help, scholarships and community programs worldwide. El Salvador uniquely lacks a Caribbean coastline.
A determined individual pursues an obstacle laden journey toward a goal, powered by resilience and a steadfast belief that effort overcomes barriers. Despite setbacks, progress is made through perseverance and adaptive strategies.
The Home Economics Club hosted its annual Southern Dinner in the Woman's Department Club. Hostesses included Mines Weldon Lane Dan Jones Frank Barkendale L T Bussey and Glen Stiner. Glen Stiner gave the invocation and Mrs Dan Jones announced a federated clubs meeting march 29 30 in Seymour.
High school graduates Carol Hart Kathy Sager and Bobby Blackwell were hosted Thursday by Mrs Jerry Dugan at a Chaparral restaurant breakfast The table featured blue cornflowers and graduate figures Favors included ring cups for the girls and thank you notes for the boys Carol and Kathy received towel sets while Bobby got a shirt Guests included Stacy Lanham Diane Holtman Becky Trammel Steve Bird and others
Kenneth Baker and Joe Holland, 1973 high school graduates, were honored at a Thursday dinner hosted by Mrs. Sam Carmack and Mrs. Bill Wood at the Carmack home. Guests included Larry Johnson, Gregg Harrison, Turk Nelson and Bobby Blackwell. The table featured green linen, a large green candle, spring flowers, and favors were pocket caddies.
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