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Newspaper
Childress Index
Location
Childress, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 16, 1963
Page
2
The notice highlights Helen's Shoppe as a gift headquarters offering special attention and extra careful gift wrapping. It invites shoppers to visit during graduation showers weddings and vacations season and emphasizes appreciation for customers.
Partly cloudy and warm with showers early tonight and Friday. Lows 63 to 71 tonight, highs 83 to 91 Friday. Also notes social visits from E R Whitacer Bellflower California, Mrs Jeff Mitchell Memphis, and Mr and Mrs Jim Phillips Tell.
People known to The Index visited in Burkburnett with Zell and Kyle Nickerson and Sue Johnson. Mrs. Charlie Johnson accompanied her brother to Wichita Falls for medical treatment. Morris Higley attended a Panhandle Plains Auto Club director meeting in Amarillo. Correction: Tommy Garrison helped plow at the J. J. Laningham farm. Mrs. John Barringer of Indianapolis will leave after visiting her parents and relatives. Jeff Hardin returned from San Diego where Mrs. Hardin underwent surgery and is expected home next week.
ADMITTED: T. R. Whitehead, Tolbert Sparkman of Burkburnett, Mrs. Joe McClain, today. DISMISSED: Ruth Ann Hardin, Mrs. Jack EF. Cox, Mrs. Robert H. Goundie, Mrs. Dora Price, today. Don Galloway of The Secret Storm worked at a variety of jobs including book greasing.
Thousands face red tape when moving between states as Illinois and Ohio require different license plate timelines and voting rules. Bernise DuJardin lists moving tasks including disconnecting phones, notifying utilities, changing addresses, stopping newspaper circulation, updating insurance and bank accounts, and arranging school transfers.
Legal notice of intention to issue refunding bonds to refund $20,000 in hospital improvement warrants for Childress County Texas dated November 15, 1962. Public action seeks to restructure debt and repay obligations.
The Commissioners Court of Childress County Texas will consider issuing refunding bonds totaling 20000 to refund the 1962 hospital improvement warrants. Bonds bear up to 4 4 percent annual interest with serial maturities through December 31 1969. The notice references the 1962 warrants and district order. County Judge Leonard King signs this notice May 13 1963.
Trustees open sealed bids June 13 1963 for Valley View School property four miles west of Paducah including 8 acres brick school house two dwellings well pump and butane tank Inspections available by contacting Paducah Schools Superintendent Bids due 5 pm June 13 mailed to Superintendent Box 635 Paducah Board may reject any or all bids.
Events noted include 1866 authorization of the first U S five cent piece, 1927 Supreme Court bootlegger tax forms ruling, 1933 Roosevelt non aggression pacts call, and 1962 U S forces land in Thailand. Thought by Voltaire on free speech appears at day’s end.
Thursday United Daubtes of Confederacy with Mrs. Floyd Hassell at 3 pm at Modern Home. Friday bridal shower for Julia Ann Stamps at Calvary Baptist Church at 7 30 pm. Luncheon at Hl Rancho Cafe around 1 pm.
A ham burger supper in the Carl Parrish home honored CHS senior Linda Ham. Mrs Oliver McKee presented a housecoat to the honoree as guests including Rebecca Cheatham Kay Ann Eatherly Joy Hackler Beth McKee Barbara Moore Patsy Poling Sherry Sides and the honoree's mother Mrs Ernest Ham attended.
New York CBS TV will use one camera mounted on a 75 foot Pimlico tower to cover Saturdays Preakness worth 159000 dollars in added money. The camera will perform a full 360 degree turn to keep viewers focused on the race and minimize camera switches.
An old style drug store ad promises relief for foot aches and itching. It touts T-4-L Solution to cure athlete's foot and slough off infection with skin replacement, claiming results in one hour at A L Harp Drug.
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