Miss Cheatheam Honoree For Pre Nuptial Shower
Rebecca Cheatheam bride elect of Douglas Self was honored with a Friday evening miscellaneous shower at First Baptist Church Fellowship hall. Guests registered at a lace table, yellow rosebuds, and crystal centerpieces with white taper candles. Mrs. Larry Carrick and Mrs J K Williams served punch as Miss Joan Cheatheam played piano. Gifts were opened by the honoree with her fiancé and their mothers present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebecca Cheatheam
Douglas Self
First Baptist Church
Jimmy Barlow
Larry Carrick
J. K. Williams
Joan Cheatheam
Cheatheam
C. J. Cheatheam
Reginald Self
Clovis
N. M
Hostesses
J. B. Holland
H. M Baker Sr
C.J. Lyons
Dan Jones
Roy Williamson
Fay Eatherly
A. A. Whitlock
H. L. Couch
G. A. Williams
Ralph Sides
Doyle Mooney
Jack Bohannon
WL. Riker
Lowell Dement
Sue King
N D. Rogers
Rayford Jones
Gus Woods
Jim Phillips
Ray Lambert
Oscar
Mrs. Cates Honored With FHA Honorary Membership
Zona Beth Cates of Tempe and formerly of Childress received an honorary membership in the Arizona Association of Future Homemakers of America at the FHA State convention. She chairs Tempe High School's home making department, aids the chapter, and serves on multiple education and homemaking committees. She is a former Childress teacher and daughter of Mrs. George Faulkner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zona Beth Cates
Tempe
Childress
Arizona Association of Future Homemakers of America
FHA
Future Homemakers of America
Arizona Home Economics
Arizona State Vocational Association
National Association of Homemaking Teachers
American Home Economics Association
National
Arizona Education Association
Delta Kappa Gamma
Cates
George Faulkner
Senior Girls Honored at Smith Home Ice Cream Party
Four senior girls Susie Wilson Donnalene Bearden Alice Wyatt and Sandra Mills were guests of honor at an afternoon ice cream party hosted at the Leo Smith home with Mrs Smith and others assisting. Special guests included Mrs Bob Wilson and Mrs Don Bearden as attendees and gift presenters accompanied by music and a Maypole themed table display.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo Smith
Smith
Lewis Mullins
Betty Sarrells
Judy Smith
Susie Wilson
Donnalene Bearden
Alice Wyatt
Sandra Mills
Bob Wilson
Don Bearden
Linda Mooney
Candy Howard
Sue Yager
Brenda Boykin
Evelyn Holland
Rita Keel Earla Cormack
Marilyn Walker
Sheila Devoll
Shara Bruce Lucretia Henderson
Pat Smith
Lewene Mullins
Vickie Mullins
Monica Rucker
Union Flat HDC Hosts Jewelry Demonstration Meeting
Union Flat Home Demonstration Club met at Mrs. Harry Mitchells home with co hostesses Mrs. Ben Tegue. Mrs. Mitchell gave the devotional and Mrs. J C Terrell led recreation. Guests and members including Mrs. Ruth West and Mrs. Pearl Ward attended the noon luncheon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. O. Law
Vio- Jo Collier
Union Flat Home Demonstration Club
Harry Mitchell
Ben Tegue
Mitchell
J. C. Terrell
Mmes
Ruth West
FE. J. Hassell
N. D. Rogers
L. H. Holtman
M. E. Jones
G. C. Slaton
Mrs. Pearl Ward
Birthday greetings for a group
A collection of birthday wishes dated for tomorrow for Mrs. Cecil Pryor Barry LaDon Lott Car Wayne Smith Mrs. Waldo Bacon Calvin Jackson Mrs. Carrie Mae Diggs. The note lists several names to be celebrated in a friendly, informal greeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cecil Pryor
Barry LaDon Lott
Wayne Smith
Waldo Bacon
Calvin Jackson
Carrie Mae Diggs
1964 Study Club Mothers Day Tea In Paducah
The 1964 Study Club hosted a Mothers Day tea in Paducah with members mothers Sorosis Club and guests. Mrs Delwin Brooks welcomed 32 attendees including Mrs C O Wise the 91 year old grandmother of the host and Mrs E L Thomas of Floydada. Mrs T E Long spoke with slides on Libya Africa Tripoli the Sahara Malta and Sicily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mmes
Wayde Smith
Billy Kinney
Joe Don Brooks
Irless Brooks
T. E. Long
Long
C. O. Wise
Delwin Brooks
E. L. Thomas
Floydada
Spring Recital Today For Cribbs Pupils At Methodist Church
Piano and organ students of Mrs. Jimmy A. Cribbs will be presented this afternoon at three o'clock in First Methodist Church. The program lists 25+ performers and pieces from Old MacDonald to Hungarian Rhapsodie No. 2 and Capriccio Espagnol with Cribbs guiding piano and organ.
Townsend and Jarrells Tie The Knot In Memphis Ceremony
John Galen Townsend and Shirley Ann Jarrell of Memphis wed in an April 21 civil ceremony in Memphis. The groom is with Gold Star Dairy Products Co. His parents Dr and Mrs Shell Townsend announced the marriage, with James Jarrell of Memphis as the bride’s father. The couple reside in Memphis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Galen Townsend
Shirley Ann Jarrell
Memphis
Shell Townsend
James Jarrell
Gold Star Dairy Products Co
Mrs Andrews Hosts HDC Program in High Point
Mrs Claude Andrews presided over a Meals-in Minutes project and distributed recipes at the Home Demonstration Club meeting in the clubroom. A 4-H Club Dress Review report was presented by Mrs W W Holman in the high school auditorium on May 27.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
Claude Andrews
W. W. Holman
Floyd Biddy
Grady Parr
Leon Henley
J. F. Henley
George Weir
Laura Henley
Jimmy Andrews
Granddaughter of Local Residents Honored in Snyder
Miss Barbara Scarbrough, granddaughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Terrell and Mrs. Ben Scarbrough of Childress, was honored with a gift tea at Snyder Country Club. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Scarbrough of Snyder and bride-elect of Johnny Nokes. Nuptial vows will be June 3 at Snyder Methodist Church. They plan to live in Odessa while attending college.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Allen Harp
Marilyn Sue
Taylor Clinton Johnson
Henry Johnson
Crowell
Childress Church of Christ
Carl Brecheen
Abilene
Miss Harp
Abilene Christian College
W. Club
Women’s Honor Society
Student Education Association
Kappa Delta Pi
Johnson
Aggie Club
Barbara Scarbrough
J. C. Terrell
Ben Scarbrough
Childress
Snyder Country Club
R. L
Bud) Scarbrough
Snyder
Johnny Nokes
Johnny Nokes Sr
Snyder Methodist Church
Scarbrough
Snyder High School
Cisco Junior College
Odessa
Mmes
B. E. Sims
Jorden Brunken
W. M. Stephens
Herman Elkins
Bill Wilson
L. Eades
Wayne Glad
Evelyn Holland Honored With Brunch By Grandmother Hosts
May graduate Evelyn Holland was the inspiration for brunch at her grandmother Mrs. H. M. Baker’s home with co hosts Mrs. Carl Hudson and Mrs. Jack Couch. White damask tables and blue and white flower arrangements set the scene as guests received sewing kits and Evelyn received a desk lamp. Family members J. B. Holland and Jimmy Barlow attended as special guests along with Cheryl Decker Candy Howard Susie Wilson Donnalene Burden Brenda Boykin Linda Mooney Sandra Mills Earla Carmack Rita Keel and Sue Yager.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evelyn Holland
H. M. Baker
Carl Hudson
Jack Couch
Evelyn
J. B. Holland
Jimmy Barlow
Cheryl Decker
Candy Howard
Susie Wilson
Donnalene Bearden
Brenda Boykin
Linda Mooney
Sandra Mills
Earla Carmack
Rita Keel
Sue Yager
Central Christian Preacher William E. Robinson
Reverend William E. Robinson of Rosenburg will lead the worship service at Central Christian today at 10 40 a m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Christian
William E. Robinson
Rosenburg
Guest preacher at First Baptist Plainview in pastor’s absence
Rev Ivyley Bishop of Wayland Baptist College in Plainview fills pulpit today as Rev Joe Allen conducts revival in Bushland. The service centers on community faith outreach and spiritual renewal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist
Ivyley
Wayland Baptist College
Plainview
Joe Allen
Bushland
Meeting and Coffee Hour at Mrs. Sharp Home
A Thursday morning gathering at Mrs. W Sharp's residence included a business meeting and coffee hour led by Mrs. C Broughton who opened with a prayer. M Weldon Lane gave the devotional. a $15 donation was approved for the Adult 4 Department piano fund. Present were Mrs. O B Sages Mines Ray Cooper Howard Martin T B Hightower Clyde Johnston Frank Trosper Jim Phillip and Marvin Houchin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Sharp
C. Broughton
M. Weldon Lane
O.B Sages
Mines
Ray Cooper
Howard Martin
T. B. Hightower
Clyde Johnson
Frank Trosper
Jim Phillip
Marvin Houchin
Plastic Boots for Gardeners
Waterproof clear plastic garden boots help keep feet dry in muddy conditions. They are washable and can be worn over or without shoes, offering protection during outdoor work.
Community social calendar with weekly events
A detailed list of weekday and weekend social activities and meetings for the week. Highlights include a spring recital at First Methodist, an anniversary reception at 1005 Ave H NW, county council at the courthouse, Women's Chorus and various church and club gatherings across Monday to Friday with times and venues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County Council Hdc
Courthouse
Women’s Chorus
CMF
Central Christian
Cee Wee YV Club
COF Lodge
Eastern Star
WMS
First Baptist
Calvary Baptist Wmu
WSCS
First Methodist
Kirkland
Joe Allen
Rebekah Lodge
Woman's Department Club
Lison Circle
Eddie Leary
Home Arts Club
Gene Smith
Childress Coin Club
West Texas Utilities
Twentieth Century Study Club
Reception for Jack Tutors on 25th Wedding Anniversary
Mr and Mrs Jack Tutor are honored at a home reception marking their 25th anniversary at 1005 Ave H Northwest. Calling hours run 3 to 5 p m with hosts their children Laura Tutor and Mr and Mrs Phil Tutor of Plainview inviting all friends of the family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Tutor
Ave. H. Northwest
Laura Tutor
Phil
Plainview
Mrs Yates Honored at HDC Meeting Farewell Gift
Edith Yates longtime South Childress Home Demonstration Club member was honored at a Thursday gathering at D. W. Groseclose's home before departing to Belmont California to live with her son Pete. A farewell poem on friendship and a frozen foods demonstration enhanced the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Scott
W. M. Cross
J. D. Hardin
Emmett Reeves
Lewis Meinzer
Home Economics Club Reviews Promises to Keep
Mrs Johnson leads the Home Economics Club review of Promises to Keep by Dr Thomas A Dooley Jr at a Thursday afternoon meeting hosted by Mrs Dan Jones with Mrs F H Duval as co host. Treasurer report by Mrs O W Carlson during brief business period presided by Mrs Obert Stevens. A salad course was served to the group including Mrs Frank Barksdale Mrs Frank Decker Mrs Ben Hardison and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Johnson
Thomas A. Dooley Jr
Dan Jones
F. H. Duval
W. E. Garrison
O. W. Carlson
Obert Stevens
Frank Barksdale
Frank Decker
Ben Hardison
C. J. Lyons
Oral Orcutt
A. F. Verner
A M. Woods
C. B. Morris
Deanna Bryant Birthday Party Hosted at Family Home
Little Miss Deanna Bryant celebrated her birthday at her parents J. W. and Mrs. Bryant's home. Rooms were decorated with balloons spelling Happy Birthday, a yellow frosted cake with rosebuds topped a refreshment table, and guests Connie and Amy Wyatt joined the honoree. Attending were Tom and Shawn Garrison, Terry and Larry Conn, Sonja and Jimmy Wyatt, and Mrs. Edwin Wyatt with Tommy Garrison and Jerry Conn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deanna Bryant
J. W. Bryant
Connie
Amy Wyatt
Tom
Shawn Garrison
Terry
Larry Conn
Sonja
Jimmy Wyatt
Edwin Wyatt
Tommy Garrison
Jerry Conn
Pleasant People and Local Happenings in Childress
In a cheerful column readers learn of Mrs Tom Hardin’s delayed prefab house site and the Bruce Parr family moving into the Hardin home once the foundation is poured. John Danner heads to the Philippines and Vietnam for an engineering role, while a Texas teen aboard a jet bound for Cape Kennedy recalls a gunfire scare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Hardin
Carrie Mae Diggs
Bruce Parr
Hardin
Childress
Hardins
Judge
Kansas
Jewett Scarbrough
Pampa Consumer Credit Executives
Vera Ward
Here
John Danner
Phillipines
Viet Nam
Texas
Cape Kennedy
Chris Craft
John
Cape
Four Piano Students Win Excellent Ratings in Auditions
Mrs Jimmy Cribbs pupils Norma Hemphill Lisa Butler Tom Wells Mina Musgrove earned excellent plus ratings at the National Piano Playing Auditions in Memphis. Pamela Boone Paula Boone Joyce Shelton Debra Barfield Jill Ann Turner and Dan Murray Jones received superior ratings. each played 10 memorized numbers and earned a gold pin under judge Dr F Theibault of Howard Payne College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jimmy Cribbs
Memphis
Norma Hemphill
Lisa Butler
Tom Wells
Mina Musgrove
Pamela Boone
Paula Boone
Joyce Shelton
Debra Barfield
Jill Ann Turner
Dan Murray Jones
F. Theibault
Howard Payne College
Early treatment aids majority of birth defect babies
The National Foundation March of Dimes reports that about 80 percent of babies born with birth defects can benefit from early medical intervention, emphasizing timely care to improve outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Foundation March of Dimes
Snack Party for Marty Turentine at Mrs Clements Home
Marty Turentine was entertained Thursday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Marvin Clements with co-hostesses Mrs. Annette Wallace and Mrs. Estelle Maddox. Special guests included Marty’s mother, Mrs. Geneva Turentine, and Gary Chapman. Favors were diploma like linen handkerchiefs, and Marty received a shirt and dress trousers. Bible verses were recited, with others present including James Driver, Larry Patterson, Danny Patterson, and Donnie Feagin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marty Turentine
Marvin Clements
Annette Wallace
Estelle Maddox
Marty
Geneva Turentine
Gary Chapman
James Driver
Larry Patterson
Danny Patterson
Donnie Feagin
Two Seniors Honored In Gage Home
John Frank Inman and Frank Howard were honored Friday morning with a breakfast hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Neil Gage at their home. Blue and white decor featured a blue floral centerpiece and monogrammed white handkerchief favors. Attendants included Bill Edington James Driver and Jerry Keys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Frank Inman
Frank Howard
Neil Gage
Bill Edrington
James Driver
Jerry Keys
Also Mentioned on This Page
Union Flat
Mothers Day
Paducah
Cribbs
Jimmy A. Cribbs
First Methodist Church
Old MacDonld
Red Ballons
Jay Nell Holland
Starr
Debra Denise Barfield
Charles Stephens
Carol Richardson
Maggie Boogie
Roxanne Jones
Alegro Magiale
Mrs. Cribbs
Julia Camp
Nancy Campbell
Alfred Stephens
John Townsend
Miss Jarrell
Mrs. Andrews
Naomi
Jack
Ave
H. NW
Mrs. Johnson
Home Ec Club
Childress Index
Dora Diggs
C. A
Marie) Diggs
Greeley
Colo
Carrie Mae
Marie
Edward I. Darvell
Givens
Gage Home
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