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Newspaper
Childress Index
Location
Childress, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1963
Page
3
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A UPI analysis notes networks rely on ratings while viewer loyalty may be more valuable than raw numbers. Industry voices from Charleston to Winston-Salem stress depth of devotion and select audiences as crucial in sponsorship decisions, amid a broader probe into ratings firms.
A devotional reflection cites I Corinthians 2 9 to urge believers to trust in the unseen blessings prepared for those who love God. It emphasizes imagination can not grasp divine goodness and love.
The warm Southwest climate boosts pants as an American wardrobe staple alongside shirtwaists. Rose Sinkin markets mid thigh shorts and a knee length culotte dubbed the knee tickler. Designers forecast eight to ten pant pairs per wardrobe for various activities. Bold printed shirts and tunic blouses trend with pastels like apricot amid white tones.
The Burlington Veteran's Club and Auxiliary held a pot luck supper at the WDC on Saturday night. Plans were finalized for the spring banquet honoring system officers on April 5. Eldridge Turner led the pledge to the flag and introduced the invocation. Mrs Alton Landrum led group singing. New members Joe McNabb Lowell Dement Gene Dill Roscoe Catherall were welcomed. Hostess committee included Guy Eatham chairmen C B Morris Chester Carter R Catherall Dean Dodge and C E Morgan.
Social events listed across local groups include Union Flat HDC all day and Kirkland HDC at 2 pm on Wednesday with church and choir activities at First Baptist First Methodist Central Christian and Royal Ambassadors. Thursday features CYW HDC 9 am South Childress HDC 2 30 pm Home Economics Club 3 pm Central Christian Fellowship Guild 7 30 pm and Duplicate Bridge Club at Veterans Building. Friday banquet honors Childress High School seniors at First Baptist 7 30 pm Sunday open house for Mr and Mrs FE Reeves 2 to 5 pm at 109 S Main.
Fair tonight with clear to partly cloudy skies and a warmer Wednesday. Low 43 and high 82 in Childress. Royce Keeling and wife welcome a son at 2 a.m. weighing 6 lb 12 oz at Childress General Hospital. L. H. Holtman family returns from funeral of James W. Smith in Greenville. Guests host R. L. Hamm home include Odessa and Grand Junction residents and a couple from Amarillo. A Northwest Texas Hospital patient is listed today.
The Senate opened debate on a loan shark bill amid House passage of a slanted-well oil drillers measure carrying penalties up to 10 years in prison and $10,000 fines. Amendments trimmed loan caps, altered repayment periods, and tightened insurance provisions as lawmakers push a broader small-loan regulation.
The Regional Bee in Amarillo determines the entrant to the National Bee in Washington D C. E A Sanders will pronounce the words with judges Mary Scott Betty Estes and Bar bara Wynn overseeing the competition sponsored by The Childress Index.
Admitted patients include Jake Davis Sherry Howard Henry Griffin Mrs Frances Hoge. Discharged patients include Charles Harrison Barbara Maxwell Bruce Atkisson Mrs C A Thomas and Mrs Joe McClainn.
Amarillo resident James Glenn Adams of Childress and Tiffin Young of Wellington, formerly of Childress, are noted as patients at St. Anthony's Hospital in Amarillo.
The discussion recounts alleged fraud around Estes operations with fake tanks and false credit references. McLean cites farmers urged to use their own checks for mortgage payments while Morton brandishes three checks totaling over one million dollars as alleged fruits of the fraud. Dennison mocks the government's portrayal of Estes as a financial Houdini.
Readable OCR fragment lists stores including Jon Shoppe Webb's Studio Montgomery Ward Ranchouse Restaurant Boles' Jewelry and Hartley's Shoe Store. No dates or events provided.
Sadler replies that he is conflicting the matter as land commissioner and committee chairman, denying a conflict while noting he reimbursed the state with a $1310 check after learning letters had gone out and starting work that morning.
A compiled list of notable fiction titles and authors including Salinger Burdick Knebel Mc Kenna Solzhenitsyn Steinbeck Baldwin Carson Burdick White and Twain among others. The compilation covers varied works from novels to essays and letters with contributors such as James Baldwin Mary Stew art and Jean Renoir.
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