Granddaughter of Cheatheams and Elliott to wed Stanga
The bride-elect is the granddaughter of Mr. and Mrs. S. L. Cheatheam of Childress and Mrs. W. D. Elliott of Amarillo. Mr. Stanga is the grandson of Mr. and Mrs. A. T. Stanga Sr. of Metairie.
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Newspaper
Childress Index
Location
Childress, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 07, 1972
Page
3
The bride-elect is the granddaughter of Mr. and Mrs. S. L. Cheatheam of Childress and Mrs. W. D. Elliott of Amarillo. Mr. Stanga is the grandson of Mr. and Mrs. A. T. Stanga Sr. of Metairie.
In Bella Vista area news, Cherri Rapp of Estelline earns a third straight Wayland Baptist College Scholarship with a 4.0 GPA, sister Ann joins college cheerleaders, and Burton May of Athens writes for Catalyst. Orville K. Smith Jr. of Lubbock becomes Pollard Ford Division Manager. his wife Kay is a title clerk. Patty Gritzfeld earns a master's degree in Scottsbluff Nebraska after nightly commutes, and local families share routines from a Fort Worth call to a busy night at home. The community notes include church bulletin wisdom, Red Cross dinner plans, FFA events, and a Wichita Falls visit by Bob Price Dinner attendees.
Daily listings for Childress include art festival receptions church meetings and club gatherings throughout Monday to Saturday. Highlights feature anniversary receptions at Country Club and Estelline School Cafeteria, Red Cross dinner, Lions Club lunch, WMS and WSCS activities, Rotary Jaycee and regional conferences, piano recitals, and baptist women prayer coffee.
The page lists numerous gatherings for church and civic groups including breakfasts at Chaparral Restaurant for Chris Jones and Karen Bellah, snacks and ice cream parties for DeMolays and senior girls, dinners for Laura Lewellen and Cecil George, and multiple baccalaureate related activities. Also includes a cooking tip about beans.
The Senior Citizens Club met Thursday at CAP Hall with Mrs Ed Fite in charge of the business meeting. Minutes were read and the roll called by Mrs. Nolen Evans. Members worked on ceramics and paintings. cake and punch were served to the members and a visitor, Mrs. Hyatt King.
A son named Tyson Keith was born to Mr and Mrs Russell Schaefer at 7 30 am Friday morning in Childress General Hospital. The baby weighed nine pounds.
A Saturday evening event hosted by Mr and Mrs Jerry Dugan and Mr and Mrs La Neal Casteleberry honored Lydia Shelton with a jewelry box. Special guests included David Bradford Rhonda Garrison Paul Parr Danny Lancaster Carol Hart and others. The item also notes energy use comparisons of lighting bulbs.
The American Association of University Women in Childress installed new officers Tuesday night at a supper hosted by Mrs. Albert Bird. Mrs. Lewis White became president with Mrs. Bird as first vice president and membership chair, Mrs. Weldon Hayes as second vice president, Mrs. Norman Hubbard as secretary, and Mrs. Mary Jane Heath as treasurer. A brief business session preceded the installation and committees were named by the new president. A guest and many members attended the yellow linen table event.
A senior soft drink party was given Thursday afternoon in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Hassell. Fresh flowers decorated the house and the serving table had a white cloth and a rose and peony centerpiece. The honoree received a towel.
Guests received wash cloths tied with blue ribbons resembling diplomas. Attendees included Veda Allison, Toni Key, and Barbara Taylor. Special guest Mrs. Gilbert Holmes of Quanah, Becky's first grade teacher, attended the event.
A Sunday breakfast at the W. I. Lambert home honored May graduate Bill Johnston. Red and blue roses adorned the table on white linen as he received a gift of slacks and thank you notes were given to guests. Special guest was Mrs. Sybil Davis, with attendees including Terry Compton Travis Whitehead Tommy Hightower Vansel Wilson Carolyn Wilson Bruce Inman and Ken Paul Lambert.
The Home Arts Club ended its club year with a morning coffee at Mrs. Oral Orcutt’s home. Co hostess was Mrs C C Rosamond. Two new members Mrs Wayne Shaw and Mrs W I Lambert were welcomed. Attendees included Mrs Rush Record and others.
Laura Lewellen was honored at an Italian dinner hosted by Mrs. Weldon W. Teague with 12 classmates and her mother present. The table featured pink linen, white lace, crystal flowers, candles, gondola place cards, and a floral centerpiece. Gifts included a gift certificate, a vinyl floor cushion, and a floral arrangement for Laura’s mother, with cushions also given to listed seniors.
The notice announces upcoming birthdays for Eric Martin, Mrs. Marvin Long, Bill Edrington, Mrs. Louise Fletcher, Alvin Pearce, Annie Faye Gassaway, Ronnie Buck, Carla Chandler, and honors Mrs. J. C. Randel, J. C. Smith, J. T. Hamner, Cheryl Jones on Tuesday.
In Peru's interior mountain villages women are hired as planideras to cry and wail over deceased relatives. Clad entirely in black with veiled faces they sit or kneel around the coffin during wakes. Families hire multiple planideras based on wealth while guests hear sobs as coffee and liquor are served. The practice endures despite a 1825 San Martin ban.
Grapefruit has no starch and does not ripen after harvest. It spoils at room temperature. Kitchen trends point to functional countertops with heat resistant tile or stainless areas near the stove and wood cutting board counters on the opposite side, with plastic laminate elsewhere.
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