Glove With Button And Buttonhole
A short note describes a glove featuring a decorative button and an integrated buttonhole design. The item emphasizes a classic closure detail likely for a vintage or tailored accessory.
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Newspaper
Childress Index
Location
Childress, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1963
Page
3
A short note describes a glove featuring a decorative button and an integrated buttonhole design. The item emphasizes a classic closure detail likely for a vintage or tailored accessory.
A viewer criticizes CBS for cutting Derby ads between a full hour broadcast and the race. The review notes extra lawn sprinkler ads after the finish and questions the program’s pacing. The piece also discusses ABC TV’s Saturday folk show Hote nanny and the Weavers anniversary ads amid Seeger controversy and Nixon coverage.
Calendar page lists multiple May gatherings hosted by Mrs. Conway Mor ris Higley and others. Events include ice cream suppers, breakfasts, yard parties, teas, and suppers at various homes and venues with numerous co-hostesses and honorees such as Pam Hughes Johnny McConnell and Jennifer Johnston. Regular morning and evening times noted.
A childless woman with long standing eczema high blood pressure and digestive disturbance shows complete symptom relief within six months. Two years later no recurrence and health indices remain normal. Skin lesions healed and digestion improved under chiropractic treatment.
A listing of repeated community group meetings and activities from IOOF and Masonic lodges to church circles and clubs. Times span 9 a.m. to 7:30 p.m. across venues including Central Christian Church First Baptist Church and First Methodist Church with events such as steak supper luncheon and bridge night.
Hospital notices show admissions for Mrs. C. A. Needham Sunday Carol Smartt Sunday Mrs. Marvin Stovall Saturday Mrs. Joyce Trosper Saturday Betty Jean Hughes Saturday Rev. Jack Tutor Saturday Sonia Ellis Friday Julia Leonard Friday Discharges include Mrs. Aubrey Hughes Sunday Stelton Crain Sunday Mrs. George Weatherbee transferred to Amarillo Saturday Mrs. Buddy Bryant and baby Saturday Mrs. Eugene Barry and baby Saturday Mrs. Edd Fite Saturday Gene Chapman Saturday il.
A TWA Boeing Starstream set a new passenger jet record for the San Francisco to Paris run, completing the journey in 9 hours and a moment, surpassing the previous 10 hour 4 minute mark set by a TWA aircraft on March 23.
Temperatures will run 2 to 5 degrees above normal with 5 to 8 degrees above in the far north. Highs 74 to 82, lows 46 to 58. A warmer Tuesday with minor day to day changes. Precipitation 1% to 1% east to west, widely scattered showers after midweek.
Social column remembers P McConnell and Mr and Mrs Z Sooter Miss Pat Harmon Miss Linda Rowland and Garland Terrell along with K Wilcoxson Dr and Mrs J E.
The Lubbock Sun reports various visits and weekend travels by local families. Jam gh am Ward 3A Veterans Hospital Amarillo along with Lynn Laningham Kay from Lubbock are mentioned. Gene Sanders from Pilain view visited during a bend with Aurillian Cates and Bobby. Bill Heckathorn and Lewis Dermid were in Oklahoma. L V Pryor Warren Pryor and Juanine visited Matador with Alvie Harp. Cora Boyd visited Matador to see the Harps and Cloud Harps. State Tracks and Golf Meets in Austin drew attendees from Childress including M and spouse.
Houseweek on Saw and Pan American College at Edinburg passed in a breeze after the San Angelo furor. Republicans charged Connally helped push the San Angelo proposal and tied the governor to debts to powerful San Angelo men. Connally denied the attack as political demagoguery. Democrat Rep John Allen punished lobbying by governor staff in a three sided debate. McCatee’s partisanship shift preceded an 89 to 46 defeat of the bill to expand warrants for data use, signaling a $5000 annual state saving.
House and Senate conferees pressed toward final form of a 3.1 billion spending bill with a target completion by May 20. Loan shark regulatory bill talks continued with expectations of a compromise. Senators Criss Cole and Bruce Reagan noted few remaining issues though insurance provisions and small loans posed hurdles. House member Don Garrison warned arguments on insurance provisions but anticipated a bill. Taxation fight cleared with passage of a 33 million sales tax and corporate franchise tax revision.
The report notes that after Berlin a number of top Soviet marshals were questioned, excluding Marshal Zhukov. It mentions Marshal Ivan Konev, Konstantin Rokossovsky, and Vasily Chuikov among those investigated by Sokolovsky, and records Sokolovsky stating the Soviet Union regards Hitler as dead.
The Dow Jones averages include 30 industrials at 716.07, down 2.01. rail at 163.21, down 1.12. utilities 139.17, down 0.44. 65 stocks at 253.52, down 0.95. Fourth hour sales reach 440,000 before 2 p.m. with total 2,920,000.
Princess Alexandra and Angus Ogilvy fly to Gibraltar for the second leg of their honeymoon after spending ten days at the Queen Mother’s seaside home in Scotland. Edward Heath arrives in Berlin for talks with British mission leaders and a tour of the Communist wall and will lunch with British, U S, and commandants.
Dominican warships and combat ready troops move into the Gonave Channel off Haiti while the navy says it can act within ten minutes. A British frigate stands by in international waters and may evacuate Britons if needed. P51 fighters at San Isidro Air Base near Santo Domingo are ready with rockets and 20 mm cannons as Dominican forces press positions along the border.
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