Senior Calendar Senior Calendar May 13 Central Christian Church banquet
Central Christian Church hosts annual senior banquet at 7 30 p m on May 13. Other events include May 4 ice cream supper for James Ford at Mrs Neal's with Sherry Young 7 30 p m and May 15 breakfast for named seniors at Mrs J F Sims 7 3 am. May 16 dinner for Paul Eubanks and brunch for Linda DeArmond hosted by multiple residents. May 17 gathering at Lake Kemp for several individuals with hosts Mr and Mrs RD Walter. May 18 soft drink party for Darlene Park and Terry Terrell at Mrs Derrill Nippertt 4 p m. May 23 party for Anthony Shires at Mrs Robert Custer with Mrs Irby Teague 7 30 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Christian Church
James Ford
Neal
Sherry Young
Tommy Sims
Stanley Kindle
Joel Merrel
Jerry Huddleston
Jesse Venezuela
Bobby Jones
Billy Ricks
David Hill
J F Sims
Paul Eubanks
Luke Sims
Kyle Williams
Linda DeArmond
Bob Wilson
Sam Lewellen
Arvile Coyle
Thomas Bradford
Bob Ronald Jones
Bobby Oo
Sammy Rascoe
Jerry Sachse
Anthony Shires
John Sims
Lake Kemp
RD. Walter
Mire
Linda
Dease Stevens
Terry Terrell
Rose Ann Hamilton
Warner Stevens
John Starkey
Darlene Park
Derrill Nippertt
Robert Custer
Irby Teague
Social Calendar Highlights Across Local Groups
Wednesday senior dinner at Central Christian Church at 7 30 p m. Thursday CYW HD Club at 9 am. Larkspur Club luncheon with Mrs Y C Garrison at 12 noon. Home Economics Club lunch with Mrs A F Verner at 1 pm. South Childress HDC 2 30 pm at Mrs Mittie Newberry home. Friday North Childress HDC at 2 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Christian Church
Larkspur Club
Y. C. Garrison
Home Economics
A. F. Verner
South Childress
Mittie Newberry
North Childress
Shower Honors Mrs Anderson in Oakland Nuptial Event
Mrs Robert Anderson formerly Louise Evans of Oakland California received a post nuptial shower in the club room attended by 25 guests. Hostesses included Mrs Tate Timmons Mrs Charles Neskorik Mrs L W Timmons and others as gifts such as a steam iron two sets of sheets and pillowcases were presented.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cee Vee
Robert Anderson
Louise Evans
Oakland
Calif
Tracy Evans
Mmes. Tate Timmons
Charles Neskorik
L. W. Timmons
D. D. Chewning
Rush Timmons
R. B. Ransom
Lena Pistole
Bessie Thomas
Mr. Anderson
Emmy Awards Face Broad Revolt After Networks Withdraw
CBS News President Fred Friendly led a boycott claiming the Emmys are unprofessional and biased while ABC TV withdrew recognition as the May 25 telecast looms. NBC said the show would go on as the dispute to be resolved by the Television Academy. Rod Serling elected new academy president inherits a messy situation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood
UPI
Fred Friendly
CBS News
CBS Reports
Thomas Moore
Abc-Tv
CBS Entertainment Department
Nbc-Tv
Television Academy
NBC
Woal
Friendly
Moore
Rod Serling
Cbs-Tv
Twilight
Parrack and Doyle Circles Hold Regular Meetings
Mrs. George Spear hosted Parrack Circle with Calendar of Prayer and missionary prayers led by Mrs. Bill Wood. A Spirit ual Life Development study was given by Mrs. Truman Webb. Doyle Circle met at Mrs. E T Pistole with devotional by Mrs. Don Gallagher and missionary prayers led by Mrs. Fred Becker. New member Mrs. Joe Wilson welcomed. attendees included Mrs. Don Atkinson, Mrs. Joe Wilson, Mrs. Horace Low, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Spear
Parrack Circle
Bill Wood
Truman Webb
Tess
Johnnye Williams
Mmes
E. A. Beaver
Anna Silvey
H. L. Couch
W. J. Hembree
Leslie Town
Doyle Circle
Engagement announced for Karon Arline Key and Jerry Franz
Mr and Mrs Arlie Key of Kirkland announce the engagement of their daughter Karon Arline Key to Jerry Don Franz of Hereford. Vows will be read June 20 at First Methodist Canyon. The bride elect finished degree work at West Texas State University in January and teaches in the Panhandle Public Schools. The groom is a McMurry College and SMU graduate and serves as associate pastor of First Methodist Church Hereford, where they will live.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arlie Key
Kirkland
Karon Arline
Jerry Don Franz
Hereford
First Methodist Church
Canyon
West Texas State University
Panhandle
McMurry College
SMU
Program On Markets Held At Club Meet
The Tell HD Club met in the club room with Mrs Hall Burton and Mrs H S Voyles as hostesses for a program on Market to Market. The devotional was by Mrs Roy Wygal and prayer led by Mrs Burton. Plans were made for a visit with the Delwin club Thursday. Mrs Willis Moran was elected THDA delegate. Invocation by Mrs Mary Scott who also had charges of the program. Other attendees and visitors were Deanna Bryant and several members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
TELL
Tell HD Club
Roy Wygal
Burton
Delwin Club
Willis Moran
THDA
Mary Scott
Deanna Bryant
Mmes
E. J. Hollis
T. Maxwell
J. D. Atkinson
Charlie Whitten
J. W. Bryant
Virgil
W. W. Boykin
Bear Smith
C. C. Lamb
A. G. Woods
J. A. Stinnett
Truman Mabry
Aubrey Testerman
East Germans flee to Sweden in small boat
Four East Germans commandeered a small open boat to flee under cover of darkness and sought political asylum in Malmoe Sweden. Police said the group escaped Monday and reached the coastal town of Kivik.
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Malmoe
Sweden
UPI
Kivik
Locals Forecast And Weekend Visit By Wheeler Family
Locals hear fair weather through Thursday with a low of 50 and a high of 83 on Thursday. Visiting in Amarillo and Sunray over the weekend were Sgt and Mrs W T Wheeler and children guests of Mr and Mrs Claud Northcutt in Amarillo and Mr and Mrs Bob Bowen in Sunray. The Wheelers are visiting his parents before reporting to camp in California in June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Childress
Amarillo
Sunray
W. T. Wheeler
Claud Northcutt
Bob Bowen
Wheelers
Jack Wheeler
California
Community notes with a Childress hometown roundup
Local residents and visitors are mentioned in a May Mothers Day weekend update. Ronald Maddox and family of Fort Stockton, Jimmie Maddox and Beverly of Lubbock, Madison Cargill of Odell, and G S Dismukes of Harrison visit relatives in Childress. A 50th anniversary celebration for Cargill is planned May 17 at the school auditorium. Other travelers include Stephen Martinez of Amarillo and Teresa Jones with family in Amarillo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Korea
Wheeler
Childress
Ronald Maddox
Rhonda Renee
Fort Stockton
Jack Wheeler
Jimmie Maddox
Beverly
Lubbock
Madison Cargill
Odell
G. S. Dismukes
Harrison
Ark
D. J. Jenkins
Stephen Martinez
Amarillo
Clarence Jones
Teresa
Linda Trent
Jim Trent
Don Rickman
Travis Simmons
Midland
Big Springs
David Schubarth
Hamilton
Shirley Neel
Canyon
Surplus Seed Sickness Sparks Coastal Garden Plan
In a humorous warning to the US Department of Agriculture, a family chronicles compulsive seed shopping as they prepare a 10 by 100 garden plot. They buy hundreds of packets and imagine a three decker garden while joking about sunflowers and a fence to please Uncle Sam.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
US Department of Agriculture
Uncle Sam
Earla Carmack Elected President of Sub Juniors Club
Earla Carmack was elected president of Alpha Zeta sub junior Federated club at a Monday meeting hosted by Marsha Thaten. Officers include Mar tha Galligan as vice-president and Marsha Carmack as secretary treasurer. a trip to Roar Springs on May 23 was planned. Others present were Alice Wyatt Cheryl Decker Denese Stevens Jane Ragsdale and Mrs. Harry Thaten.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earla Carmack
Alpha Zeta
Subjunior Federated Club
Marsha Thaten
Martha Galligan
Marsha Carmack
Sherry George
Roar Springs
Alice Wyatt
Cheryl Decker
Denese Stevens
Jane Ragsdale
Harry Thaten
Cochran Home Hosts Senior Party With Gifts
The Albert Cochran home hosted a steak supper on Monday evening for seniors. Mr and Mrs Cochran and Mr and Mrs John Starkey entertained, with guests served on the patio and favors of shoe shine kits. Sports shirts were given to the honorees. Attendees included Johnny Martin Norman Love Stanley Kindle Joe Merrell Howard and Debbie Gane.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Cochran
Cochran
John Starkey
Billy Ricks
Jerry Camp
Johnny Martin
Norman Love
Stanley Kindle
Joe Merrell
Howard
Debbie Gane
Birthday greeting for Joe Sharp Ear Tomorrow
Joe Sharp Ear tomorrow receives a celebratory note from Trostle wishing him a happy birthday and good wishes for the year ahead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Sharp
Hospital News Admitted and Dismissed Totals
Admitted listings include Leopaldo Oreste Jr in Paducah and Refatio Arrellano on Tuesday. Dismissed items list Joe B. Weir Amarillo and several others with dates noted as today or Tuesday.
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Leopaldo Oreste, Jr
Household hints for cleaning and storage tasks
Practical tips cover rust prevention with paraffin wax, keeping cake plates clean with powdered sugar, removing white spots with petroleum jelly, easing pan cleaning with baking soda, using a snow brush for mopping under appliances, treating soiled slipcovers, drying ribbons on drinking glasses, separating linens with cardboard, and affordable vitamin rich foods like cabbage carrots potatoes tomatoes and citrus juices.
Temperature records show 74 degree max today
The report lists the 24 hour period ending at 11 am with a high of 74 and a low of 49 to 52 on May 13 1963. It includes temperatures at hourly marks from 12 pm to 11 am and notes historical comparison to May 13 1963.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calesae
WEE Cihessees
Joe Lane Honored At Informal Spring Party
A Wednesday gathering at the Harmon home celebrated spring graduate Joe Lane. Co hosts were Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Meinzer. The tablescape featured driftwood and a miniature graduate doll with bath powder and after shave favors. Joe received a cash gift amid attendees including Betty Jo Sarrells and Glenda Rogers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Lane
J. R. Harmon
Lewis Meinzer
Joe
Betty Jo Sarrells
Sherry Howard
Sandra Moyer
Jo Lynn Cargile
East Ward PTA installs new officers after student recital
East Ward PTA held a Tuesday session with a musical program by third and fourth grade students. Mary Katherine Dodgen attended as a guest while Debra Trent Susan Ball and Diane Hackler performed numbers. Mrs Orville K Smith installed new president Clayton Kuhlman and new officers Willard Gray Jimmy Hackler and Montie Cameron. Lula Mae Carter presented a gift to outgoing president Hackler. Third grade won the room count.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Ward
Treasury accounts show large year to date withdrawals and deposits
Treasury figures for the year through May 8 report withdrawals of 107 billion 849 million 608 thousand 679 dollars and 95 cents, deposits of 98 billion 486 million 119 thousand 574 dollars and 49 cents, cash balance 7 billion 453 million 320 thousand 385 dollars and 37 cents, public debt 308 trillion 921 billion 26 million 367 thousand 21 cents, and gold holdings 15 million 462 thousand 566 dollars and 426.30 cents?
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
UPI
Treasury
Miss Wilson Again Honored at Graduation Breakfast
A breakfast in Mrs. J. F. Harmon's home honored graduate Judy Wilson with co hostesses Mrs Bill Drake and other guests Ariynna Caradine Linda Rowland Gay Morris Darlene Park Diane Mack Mary Lynn Reavis and Linda DeArmond. Judy received summer shoes as gifts. place cards were fortunes on miniature scrolls and parties centered with a driftwood arrangement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. F. Harmon
Judy Wilson
Bill Drake
Judy
Ariynna Caradine
Linda Rowland
Gay Morris
Darlene Park
Diane Mack
Mary Lynn Reavis
Linda DeArmond
Japan to Send Overseas Service Corps in 1965
Mainichi reports Japan plans an overseas service corps similar to the U S Peace Corps. The volunteers will be experts in farming fishing forestry and road building and deployed possibly to Southeast Asia Africa in 1965.
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Japanese Peace Corps
Tokyo
UPI
Japan
Overseas Service Corps
U.S
Southeast Asia
Africa
Mainichi Newspaper
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Fair
Vanity Fair
Hong Kong
Helef
Mrs. Anderson
Rick Dy Brow
Jess
Fiorous
Parrack
Hargrave
UP International
Hospital News
East Ward Pta
Miss Wilson
America
Enney
Dacron
Banton
Fortres
Pla
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