Senior Calendar Highlights Local May Socials and Parties
The Senior Calendar lists May events including Coke and soft drink parties at homes of Crouch Henderson Davis Polling and others, breakfasts for Johnny Wright Ronnie Kindle Johnny Roy Wilson Jim Wilcoxson and Pres as Stevens, plus sandwich suppers at Rotary Bowl and Arthur Caradine home. Co-hostesses include Mrs. Preston Mills Mrs. C A Mitchell Mrs. Troy Moore and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Crouch
D. R. Overby
Sheila Davis
Jeff Henderson
Johnny Wright
Preston Mills
Mmes. S. L. Davis
Dalby Fleming
Viola Johnson
Patsy Polling
Bill Poling
Troy Moore
Linda Ritchie
Clinton McGhee
Bettye Shahan
Diane Veal
Clara Robinson
Nickki Sooter
Pat Harmon
Arthur Caradine
Carolyn Soter
Beth McKee
Barbara Moore
Lillie Klarr
Pres As Stevens
Clois Rowland
WDC Hospitality Extended For July
Woman's Department Club members vote to open the club building for the full week of Childress 75th Anniversary in July. Visitors will enjoy air conditioning and a refreshment table provided by seven WDC clubs. The May meeting also planned floral arrangements and an art exhibit under Mrs. Ray Toft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Department Club
Childress
WDC
Ray Toft
Island Holliday Honors Senior Diane Veal
Island Holliday honors senior Diane Veal at a yard celebration hosted by Bob Wilson with hostess Susie Veal. Hawaiian theme features spring flowers, white damask cloth, and nut cup place markers. Guests include Sandra Dement Pat Harmon Pam Hughes Paula Leach Clara Robinson Bettye Lahan Nicki Sooter and guest Mrs A T Veal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Childress High School
Diane Veal
Bob Wilson
Susie
Sandra Dement
Pat Harmon
Pam Hughes
Paula Leach
Clara Robinson
Bettye Lahan
Nicki Sooter
A. T. Veal
Picnic Lunch at Union Flat HDC Meeting
HDC held an all day Union Flat gathering with Mrs. Newman Reeves and Mrs. J Terrell. Devotional by Terrell, roll call on the most useful thing in my house, Bible quiz by Mrs. Law, diabetes discussion led by Mrs. Pyle, and several guests attended. Next meeting set for May 22 with Mrs. Rogers and Mrs. West.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Flat Hdc
Newman Reeves
J. ©. Terrell
Community events listed for May by local hosts
May activities include breakfasts for Paula Leach Linda Bridges and a group at multiple homes, a steak supper honoring Rebecca Cheatheam Clara Robinson and Bettye Shahan, a baccalaureate after supper for Woody Mageg art and Phil Tutor, a May 21 senior class picnic and a May 22 brunch for Kay Eather ly and Joy Hackler with several co-hosts in Clyde Hackler home and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebecca Cheatheam
Clara Robinson
Bettye Shahan
Ernst Davis
Bill Ross
D. A. Taylor
Linda Bridges
Jimmy Turner
Buck Atkinson
Dan Greer
Woody Magegart
Phil Tutor
J. 3. Holland
Kay Eatherly
Joy Hackler
Clyde Hackler
Fay Newman
First Methodist WSes honors and gifts noted during meeting
The First Methodist WSes meeting in the church parlor featured a $50 donation to the Mabel Hare Sunday School Class for pew cushions. Mrs. Fletcher Carter led a study on Formosa, with a recounting of Ungrateful Daughter. About 45 members attended with programs themed by era costumes and a vocal solo by Mrs. Bill Wood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Methodist
Wses
Mabel Hare
Fletcher Carter
Formosa
T. C. Bailiff
Socity
Tom Roberson
J. W. Hamilton
WSCS
Guy Eastham
A. J. Johnson
L. Hill
Newman Reeves
Reeves
J. A. Scoggins
Carter
Alvis Maddox
Roberson
First Baptist WMU Holds Royal Service and 75th GA Anniversary
Women of the First Baptist Church observed a Royal Service and 75th anniversary of GA with WMU president Mrs. Roy Swain welcoming members and guests. Mrs. J D Porterfield was the guest. Missions Study chairwoman announced “World Awareness” study for May 21 at 9 30 a m and a covered dish luncheon to follow. A birthday table with a two tiered gold cake marked the milestone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ER HP Td Fone
Baker
Mines
Morris Davis
Joe King
Joe Allen
Bill Wood
J. B. Holland
W. L. Riker
Roy Swain
WMU
District II
King
Allen
First Baptist Church
Henry Baker, Jr
Gene Smith
George Spear
J. D. Porterfield
Jess Vandiver
The Childress Index 75th Anniversary Edition
Childress Texas newspaper The Childress Index marks its 75th anniversary this year. The paper notes its consolidation with The Childress Post on April 1, 1930 and lists staff including publishers Higley and Huddleston and manager Glen Stiner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Childress
Texas
Marris Higley
Tom C. Higley
J. Huddleston
Glen Stiner
Marie King
Childress Pos
Three Senior Boys Honored at Patio Ice Cream Supper
Graduating seniors Jimmy Czewski Joe Don Hopkins and Bobby Huff were honored with a patio ice cream supper at the Paul Dorman home. Mrs Bob Meason assisted as hostess. Gifts included leather items and note paper. Guests listed include Linda DeArmond Doug Greer Joy Hackler Lucretia Henderson Quenton Henderson Diane Mack Gay Morris Jacky Petty Mr and Mrs Roy Hopkins and Bob Meason.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jimmy Czewski
Joe Don Hopkins
Bobby Huff
Paul Dorman
Bob Meason
Linda DeArmond
Doug Greer
Joy Hackler
Lucretia Henderson
Quenton Henderson
Diane Mack
City Man Honored On Birthday Luncheon
Jimmy L. Maddox was honored with a birthday luncheon at his home hosted by his wife Beverly Maddox. Attendees included Ronald Maddox, Rhonda of Floydda, Bill Self, Ted, J. Leamon Bourland, Fairy, Jerry, Don and Oletha.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jimmy L. Maddox
Beverly Maddox
Ronald Maddox
Rhonda
Floydada
Bill Self
Ted
J. Leamon Bourland
Fairy
Jerry
Don
Oletha
Senior Feted With Hamburger Supper
Bobby Huff, graduating senior, was honored with a hamburger supper on the patio of the M. L. Crowe home Wednesday. The honoree received a gift from the host and hostess, with special guests including his grandmothers Mrs. Joe Bryant and Mrs. Frank Motes and a guest list of Doug Greer Joe Don Hopkins Ronnie Kindle Jacky Petty Harold Simmons Barry Wakefield and Johnny Roy Wilson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bobby Huff
M. L. Crowe
Joe Bryant
Frank Motes
Doug Greer
Joe Don Hopkins
Ronnie Kindle
Jacky Petty
Harold Simmons
Barry Wakefield
Johnny Roy Wilson
Emmy Nominations Spark Debate Over Relevance and Range
TV critic rails at the Emmy process noting mismatches among nominees and categories. He cites strong performances from The Invincible Mr, Teahouse of the August Moon, and The Rage of Silence, while lamenting omissions including Scott Carpenter space coverage and Kennedy hour.
Local Five Day Forecast From Northwestern Texas
Fair through Saturday cooler tonight with lows 57 to 61 and Saturday highs around 88 to 90. Temperatures will run 6 to 10 degrees above normal for the period with normal highs 76 to 83 and lows 47 to 59. Minor daily changes and little precipitation are expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Childress
Texas
Visiting family plans weekend with Shaw clan in Oklahoma
Claude Hensley of Pasco Washington is visiting relatives Len and Mrs Andy Rogers. Martha Reeves of Austin joins Mrs Floyd Gilliland and Mrs Ben Munson to travel to Lawton Oklahoma to spend the weekend with the H. C. Shaw family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claude Hensley
Pasco
Wash
Here
Len
Andy Rogers
Martha Reeves
Austin
Floyd Gilliland
Ben Munson Lawton
Okla
Aco
H. C. Shaw
Temperature highs dip to 103 in 24 hours ending Friday
Weather figures show a 24 hour period from Thursday noon to Friday noon peaking at 103 degrees with a 65 degree low at 5 30 a m The data lists hourly readings and notes 92 degrees as the 1962 minimum and 71 as a separate value. Federal and local beverage revenues since 1933 total nearly 76 billion dollars covering federal expenses for 130 years per Licensed Beverage Industries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press International
Mir and Mid Steve Mitine Visit With Amarillo Relatives
Mir and Mid Steve Mitine of Amarillo plan to spend the weekend visiting relatives and friends in the area, enjoying a brief hometown gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mir
Steve Mitine
Amarillo
Weather highs and lows in Drum Mond and Texas towns
The daily report shows a low of 22 degrees at Drumond Mont. The day's high reached 103 degrees at Childress and Presidio Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press International
U.S. Weather Bureau
Drummond
Mont
Childress
Presidio
Tex
Mike Wallace to Host Calendar Move to Half Hour News
Mike Wallace will replace the daily Calendar show next season with a half hour of news on the same network in fall. An 11 p.m. Sunday CBS News program with West Coast origin is planned. CBS-TV features Van Heflin in The Great Adventure and Robert Goulet headlines an hour musical variety special with Carol Lawrence. Goulet may get a weekly series if arrangements proceed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mike Wallace
van Heflin
Cbs-Tv
Robert Goulet
Carol Lawrence
Goulet
Wall Street Chatter Eyes Breakthrough Beyond 735
Goodbody reports a psychological barrier at 735 for the Dow industrial average but sees technical and fundamental reasons for a breakout. If momentum stalls, a correction to 680-685 could follow, while others note potential for new highs and a renewed market vigor aided by improving earnings and capital goods recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Goodbody & Co
House
L. O. Hooper
W. E. Hutton & Co
Washington
Hoover Begins 40th Year Leading FBI
J Edgar Hoover marked his 40th year as head of the FBI with routine duties. Aides said no special celebration was planned to note the anniversary, which traces back to his May 10, 1924 appointment by Attorney General Harlan Stone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
UPI
FBI
J. Edgar Hoover
Hoover
Justice Department
Atty
Harlan Stone
Bureau
Senior Preston Stevens Honored at Backyard Supper
A shirt was presented to senior Preston Stevens at a backyard supper in his honor at the Obert Stevens home on Tuesday. Guests included Roy Austin, Clifton Clements, John Eeds, Ronnie Lawrence, Joheny McConnell, Jerry Newberry, Johnny Wright, and the honoree's parents Mr and Mrs Warner Stevens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Preston Stevens
Obert Stevens
Fates Roy Austin
Clifton Clements
John Eeds
Ronnie Lawrence
Joheny McConnell
Jerry Newberry
Johnny Wright
Warner Stevens
Hospital Mews Admits and Discharges Listed
Admitted Joyce Trosper on Friday. Discharges include Virgil Kindle today and Mrs C F Stillwell today. Dismissals: L W Timmons today, Mrs R L Woods Thursday, W A Bearden transferred to Wichita Falls Thursday, Mrs Frank Mitchell Thursday, Mrs J M Cochran Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joyce Trosper
Virgil Kindle
C. F. Stillwell
L. W. Timmons
R. L. Woods
W. A. Bearden
Wichita Falls
Frank Mitchell
J. M. Cochran
Feet Aches and Itch Promised Relief at Harp Drug
An ad proclaims feet carry 52 bones 66 joints and ligaments and offers T-4-L Solution for relief and to cure athlete's foot. It claims one hour satisfaction and directs readers to A. L. Harp Drug for purchase and bathroom scales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. L. Harp Drug
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