Streak Of Brightening Tunic Over Slim Pants This Spring
A light breezy casual look features a lengthened tunic worn over slim pants. The ensemble combines a trim, bright top with solid color pants for a fresh spring style.
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Newspaper
Childress Index
Location
Childress, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 15, 1963
Page
2
A light breezy casual look features a lengthened tunic worn over slim pants. The ensemble combines a trim, bright top with solid color pants for a fresh spring style.
A sequence of social gatherings lists May 15 to May 21 events: suppers, breakfasts, brunches, luncheons and a senior class picnic. Hosts include families such as the Morgans, Taylors, and Bradleys, with honorees like Paula Leach Juanita Foster Rebecca Chéatheamn and Kay Eatherly. Several events occur at Rancho Cafe and John Gay farm.
Thursday United Daughters of the Confederacy with Mrs. Floyd Hassell at 3 p.m. Modern Home. Friday bridal shower honoring Julia Ann Stamps at Calvary Baptist Church at 7 30 p.m. and a 1 p.m. luncheon at El Rancho Cafe.
Hollywood watchers assess the postponed Bermuda splashdown and Cooper’s grounded Atlas rocket. NBC claimed the Rockefeller Center beat with live news conferences and in-depth shots while ABC and CBS provided commentary and related features. The delay stemmed from radar issues and a diesel tow problem.
The Ladies of the Presbyterian Church held a breakfast for Linda Sally, the senior graduating honoree, at Mrs. Clinton McGhee's home. A cut-glass fruit centerpiece and pink linen set the table, with gifts of a blouse and belt for Linda and cologne as tokens. Invited guests included Linda Bridges, Pat Davenport, Sheila Davis, Jennifer Johnston, Paula Leach, Jo Ann Neel, and Linda's grandmother Mrs. Charles Boyd.
Letter from Mayor Pro Tem Charles Mock to Mr. Paul Ord criticizes a recent Reporter report as irresponsible. Council supports requiring media presence to ensure accurate information before minutes are official. The missive seeks broad distribution to all Childress outlets.
A birthday shoutout to Mrs Pat Bowman Mike Robinson Phi Shaan Brown Lisa Dawn Prescott and Gene Stewart with best wishes for a joyful year ahead.
Shirley Booth splits her year among three homes a Hollywood apartment a New York sixe five room flat and a Cape Cod cottage. She spends spring and summer at Cape Cod tending an enormous garden and shares plants with friends rather than pets. The long time actress remains financially independent from savings and investments and says she works to feel engaged and organized.
Miss Booth, known for Hazel on NBC TV, discusses living with multiple homes in California and New York. She values privacy and independence, cites strong showbiz friendships, and notes a long-term maid helper, June Smith, who assists in New York and when she travels.
Birmingham Alabama, the largest city in the state and the leading iron and steel center of the South, produces a wide variety of manufactured products from diesel engines to women's hats.
Fair and warm through Thursday with a low tonight around 70 and a high near 97. Northwestern Texas temperatures average about six degrees above normal with normals ranging from 77 to 86 by day and 46 at night. A brief social mention lists Mr. and Mrs. L. T. Bussey and Mr. and Mrs. E. G. Washer of the area.
Amarillo resident returns from a vacation spanning Donna and McAllen Texas and Old Mexico. The trip included sightseeing and relaxation with family, reflecting a joyful travel experience.
Continued from page one, the program lists winners in ready writing Kay Kath ie Linda Key girls debate John Wright and Steve Fanning poetry interpretation Barry Wakefield shorthand Clara Robinson Linda Holland one act play Linda Bridges Pat Davenport Barry Wakefield Jacky Petty Linda Sally Phyllis Keel girls volleyball Rose Ann Hamilton Diane Veal Shirley Neel Gay Morris Mary Ann Townsend Carrie Scates Marsha Harris softball team Judy Wilson Joan Vaughn Linda De Armond Mary Ann Townsend Rose Ann Hamilton Judy Shaw Diane Veal Arlynn Caradine Marsha Harris Judy Fouch Gay Morris girls tennis Deane Veal Sheila Davis John Vaughn Sharon Painter boys tennis Pat Steed state degrees in homemaking Patricia Painter Sandra Dement and Rose Ann Hamilton awards for scholarship juniors Terry Terrell Ronald Jones Judy Wilson Leta Allen seniors Kay Eatherly Quentin Henderson John Eeds and Jerry Newberry.
The United States and Britain agreed on a joint underseas test and evaluation center in the Bahamas. John Hay said the center will cost 95.2 million dollars and will be used by the U S and royal navies to test equipment for underwater defenses.
Admitted to hospital: Mrs. Willie Scott today, John Hardin today, Mrs. Vera Ward Tuesday, Mrs. Dora Price Tuesday, Mrs. Walter Timmons Tuesday, Mrs. Dick Loter Tuesday. Discharged: Mrs. Vernon Eubank today, Mrs. Bailey Jones today.
The 24 hour period from 12 noon Tuesday to 12 noon Wednesday saw a high of 93 degrees at 3 and 5 pm. The low was 70 degrees at 6 am. The May 15 1962 reading listed a minimum of 67 degrees. Temperatures follow.
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