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Childress Index

Location

Childress, Texas, United States of America

Date

May 19, 1963

Page

15

Mrs. Sherwood Celebrates 90th Birthday in Childress

Mrs. H. E. Sherwood, longtime Childress resident and pioneer, marked her 90th birthday with a luncheon at her home. Attendees included her sisters and brothers, children, and relatives from Crosbyton Olney Grand Prairie Norman Lomita Plainview Kalama zoo.

H. E. Sherwood Childress Mst Sherwood Tom Chesney Norman Okla John Luttrell Bob Morter Lomita Calif Arthur

Southside Baptist YWA and WMU Hold 75th Diamond Anniversary

The Southside Baptist WMU marked a 75th Diamond Anniversary and Royal Service with a service including Calendar of Prayer and Scrip ture, led by Mrs. Charley Whitten and Mrs. W D McDonald. Members and guests listed include Arvazene Whitten, Miss Aubrey Testerman, Barbara Armstrong, Darlene Whitten, and John Browning. Alton Smith, Bryan Smith, and J C Smith attended the RA meeting with a Bible quiz and baseball game.

TELL YWA Ernest Rea Arvazene Whitten Missey Testerman Sunbeams Rayford Jones Jerry Jones Mark Nevels Billy White Jenny Judy Grantham WMU Charley Whitten W. D. McDonald Mmes. Whitten John Browning C. G. White Aubrey Testerman

Sherwoods Celebrate Mothers Day Reunion in Childress

Special report from High Point notes Mrs. H. E. Sherwood hosted a large family reunion at her Childress home and a luncheon at a local cafe. Attendees included A. R. Haltom and family, Harold Hodges, Harry Sherwood, Olin Littlefield, Pat Berry and children from Crosbyton, Henry Haltom and kids from Cactus, plus Mor gan of Olney, Wright of Grand Prairie, Crews of Las Vegas New Mexico, Fred and Clyde Sherwood, Truitt Ball and families, Jim Heath and others. Also present were Mrs. Wallace Heard, Ann Arnold of San Antonio, Mary Jane Heath of Childress, and Morter of Lomita California.

Py Day V. R. Haltom Olin Littlefield Harry Sherwood Crosbyton C. V. Morgan Olney Presley Wright Grand Prairie Mary Jane Heath Clyde Sherwood Fred Sherwood Childress Mmes, Fred and High Point H.E. Sherwood Childress Cafe Messrs Charles Crews Las Vegas New Mex Truitt Ball Jim Heath Ernest Hunt Wallace Heard Ann Arnold San Antonio Mrs. Sherwood Morter Lomita Calif

Birthday wishes from members to J Clements and Sammy Weir

A short birthday notice lists J Clements Sammy Weir Walter Gibson and Sutherland as celebrants with a note of greetings from friends and family.

Ymorrow J. Clements Sammy Weirers Walter Gibson Jer" Sutherland H, Sutherland

Rowlands Host Ice Cream Party for John McConnell

Mr and Mrs Clos Rowland entertained for Senior Johnny Mc Connell with an ice cream supper in Fair Park Johnny received a travel clock from his hosts and guests were given boxes of thank you notes Attendees included Pat Harmon Ciara Robinson Nicki Sooter Denese Stevens Judy Wilson Linda Rowland Charles Mitchell Wayne Havens Jim Wilcoxson Reed Lockhooff and Preston Stevens

Clos Rowland Johnny McConnell Fair Park Johnny Pat Harmon Ciara Robinson Nicki Sooter Denese Stevens Judy Wilson Linda Rowland Charles Mitchell Wayne Havens Jim Wilcoxson Reed Lockhooff Preston Stevens

Supper Honors Preston Stevens

Preston Stevens was honored at a sandwich supper hosted by Mr and Mrs Clos Rowland at their home. Guests included Clara Robinson Diane Veal Wayne Havens Jerry Newberry Denese Stevens Johnny Wright John Eds Linda Walkup Judy Wilson and Mr and Mrs Warner Stevens.

Preston Stevens Clos Rowland Preston Clara Robinson Diane Veal Wayne Havens Jerry Newberry Denese Stevens Johnny Wright John Eds Linda Walkup Judy Wilson Warner Stevens

Estelline FHA Girls Install New Officers

Estelline FHA chapter installed new officers at the homemaking cottage. Officers include Maryn May president Pat Knox vice president Sarah Holland secretary Barbara Diggs treasurer Jan Davis historian Janie Helm reporter Jo Anna Adock parliamentarian Nancy Rea pianist and Donna Timmons song leader. Marilyn May and Darlene Bragg reported on the State FHA Convention in Dallas. Special guests were the FHA girls mothers and grade girls with their mothers.

Future Homemakers of America Maryn May Pat Knox Sarah Holland Barbara Diggs Jan Davis Janie Helm Jo Anna Adock Nancy Rea Donna Timmons Marilyn May Darlene Bragg Dallas

Graduation Exercises At Tell School Highlighted By Choir

Special program at Tell School featured Rev. Calvin Nevels as principal speaker and a girls chorus performing Graduation Day. Fifth and sixth graders under Mrs. S H Peery presented a musical, with students including Lileesa Wyatt Brenda Moseley Darlene Whitten Ann Grantham and Mary Grantham. Tom Thumb Wedding staged by first four graduates with Jenny Grantham and others. Motion pictures by Mrs. Tippett. large turnout from Tell Childress and Carey.

Calvin Nevels S. H. Peery Lileesa Wyatt Brenda Moseley Darlene Whitten Ann Mary Grantham Barbara Peggy Nichols Barbara Armstrong Smiles Jenny Grantham Royce Dan Tippett Susie Smith Alton Smith Tim Wyatt Smithy Smith Lonnie Phillips Ricky Hightower Tommy Hightower Billy White Nancy Nevels Cindy Keel Patty Nichols W. H. Tippett Tell, Childress Carey A.T

Modern Home Club Holds Year End Luncheon

Modern Home Club concluded its year with a final meeting and luncheon at a local cafe. Members approved revised By-Laws and budget, voted to create recipe boxes as a fall project, and welcomed new members Mrs. Ralph Bryan Mrs. Leland Duckworth and Mrs. Tom Higley while Mrs. Glen Buckley was reinstated as active. Hostesses were Mrs. Jesse Parker and Mrs. Dick Preston with yellow daffodils as decorations and a lengthy list of attendees.

Modern Home Club Ralph Bryan Leland Duckworth Tom Higley Glen Buckley Jesse Parker Dick Preston Bill Atkinson Gene Blackwell Albert Bird Jerry Dugan Bill Eberbrook John Forbis Bill Hamm Bob Hart Jeff Henderson Ed Leary John Martin Floyd Mitchell Don Monson Vern Rucker A. J. Rushing Bill Sager Ross Smith Ray Toft Jimmy Turner Sam West J. J. Westenburg Larry Zirkle Darre Nippert

Social Calendar of Local Events and Meetings

Today Childress County Singers at Memorial Church 2 to 4 p m. Garden Club Tour 3 p m IOOF Lodge hall 7 30 p m Monday. Tuesday WMU 9 30 a m Church of Christ Ladies Class 10 a m Artis Circle with Mrs Howard Preston 7 30 p m First Baptist Night Circle Mrs Joe Allen 7 30 p m Rebekah Lodge IOOF Hall 7 30 p m Wednesday Kirkland HDC 2 p m Union Flat UDC all day Thursday CVW HD Club 9 a m South Childress HDC 2 30 p m Friday High Point HDC 2 p m Saturday Burlington Club Gay s Cafe 7 p m

First Baptist Church of Christ Artis Howard Preston First Baptist Night Circle Joe Allen Rebekah Lodge Ioof Hall Kirkland Union Flat CVW South Childress High Point Burlington Club

Breakfast Honored Barry Wakfield at Nabors Home

A breakfast honoring Barry Wakefield, a graduating senior, was hosted by Mrs Nabors and her daughter Lynne. Guests included Doug Greer Joe Don Hopkins Bobby Huff Ronnie Kindle and Jacky Petty. Wakefield received a white dress shirt and a jewel box as gifts along with personalized notes.

Barry Wakefield

Soft Drink Party Honors CHS Senior

Graduating senior Patsy Poling was honored with a soft drink party at the home of Mrs. Bill Poling with hostess duties by Mrs. Troy Moore. Guests included Rebecca Cheatham, Linda Hickman, Pam Hughes, Sharon Malloy, Carolyn Zane, and Sercea Sage.

Patsy Poling Bill Poling Troy Moore Dules Rebecca Cheatheam Linda Hickman Pam Hughes Sharon Malloy Carolyn Zane Ser Cea Sage Shes

Casserole Kitchen Delivers Fame and French Favorites

Bob Virag runs Cas serole Kitchen delivering meals to Manhattan homes with a French continental menu and celebrity clientele including Joan Crawford and Steve Allen. The operation relies on women cooks and offers reheat instructions with each delivery.

Jeanne Lesem United Press International NEW York UPI Bob Virag Joan Crawford Michael Rennie Steve Allen West Coast Virag Anna Frantzen Marie Louise Letz Manhattan Virag’s

Almanac Sunday May 19 1963

The Almanac notes Today is Sunday May 19 the 139th day of 1963 with 226 to follow. Historical highlights include 1536 Anne Boleyn beheaded, 1856 Sumner against slavery, 1898 Spanish fleet at Santiago Harbor, and 1945 B-29 raids on Tokyo. Epictetus quote offered as thought for the day.

United Press International Venus Jupiter Mars Anne Boleyn Henry VII England Charles Sumner South Santiago Harbor Cuba U.S Japan Tokyo

Tell Community Club Discusses Programs

Members of Tell Rural Community Club met for a regular session chaired by Mrs. J. A. Stinnett with Mrs. Oscar Glover giving the opening prayer. The group appointed committees and named chairmen to handle upcoming programs.

Tell Tell Rural Community Club J. A. Stinnett Oscar Glover

Take-home pay rise outstrips food price growth

In ten years take-home pay has risen about 30 percent while food prices climbed roughly 6 percent, highlighting widening real earnings.

Manners by Millet Advises Caution in Social Invitations

The passage cautions against inviting a man recently met to concerts theaters or parties while suggesting you may invite a male friend if you have known him for a long time. It reflects a social guidance tone from Millet on early blooming acquaintance etiquette.

High Point And Tell HDCS Meet For Joint Club Event

A joint meeting of the Tell and High Point Home Demonstration Clubs convened Friday in the High Point building. Mrs. Jack Fox of Childress spoke on diabetes, covering detection and treatment. Attendees included many from High Point and Tell.

High Point Tell Jack Fox Childress Mines Mary Scott D. C. Heckathorn Clyde Hackler E. F. Adams Bill Kelley Elbert Kelley Roy Howard Floyd Biddy L. D. Hightower Ernest Aran W. W. Holman W. E. Andrews Claude Andrews Sue Johnson Jimmy Andrews Mmes Hail Burton Roy Wygal L. M. Hearn Gus Woods Willis Moran Aubrey Testerman

Paula Leach Honored At Local Café Breakfast

A breakfast in a local cafe honored senior Paula Leach. Hosts were her grandparents Mr and Mrs Ross Holloway. Honoree received a gift and guest favors included straw sombreros. Attendees included Raenell Wynn Jennifer Johnston Jo Ann Neel Shirley Neel Pat Davenport Linda Sally Linda Bridges Frances Rigsby and Floe Garvin.

Paula Leach Ross Holloway Raenell Wynn Jennifer Johnston Jo Ann Neel Shirley Neel Pat Davenport Linda Sally Linda Bridges Frances Rigsby Floe Garvin Pam Hughes Sheila Davis Bob Garrison Des Bridges

Linda Bridges Entertained at Saturday Breakfast

Linda Bridges was entertained at a Saturday morning breakfast hosted at the home of Mrs. Jimmy Turner with co hosts Mrs. Buck Atkinson and Mrs. Dan Greer assisted by Mary Turner. The event featured white linen decor a center with graduate figures mist net and flowers and included gifts of lingerie for the honoree.

Linda Bridges Jimmy Turner Mmes Buck Atkinson Dan Greer Mary Turner

Jacky Petty Honored at Northwest Childress Party

Mr. and Mrs. Hoyle Taylor hosted a Saturday evening party for their sister-in-law Jackie Petty at their home northwest of Childress. The setting featured a lace tablecloth with blue underlay and red roses. gifts included a leather drop kit and white linen handkerchiefs. Guests Barry Wakefield, Johnny Roy Wilson, James Holton, Ronnie Kindle, Jimmy Trent, Joe Don Hopkins and Bobby Huff enjoyed games, music and television.

Barry Wakefield Johnny Roy Wilson James Holton Ronnie Kindle Jimmy Trent Joe Don Hopkins Bobby Huff

Senior Calendar May events honor students and families

Supper after baccalaureate honors Woody Magg and Phil Tutor at the J. B. Holland home. A luncheon for Betty Galyean hosted by Rev. and Mrs. L. R. Bradley at noon on May 21. Senior Class picnic at 1 30 p m on May 2. Brunch for Kay Eatherly and Joy Hackler at Clyde Hackler home with Mrs. Foy Newman co hostesses at 10 a m.

Woody Maggart Phil Tutor J. B. Holland Betty Galyean

Wygal Hosts School Party Tour For Tell Students

Mr and Mrs Roy Wygal entertained Tell school students and teachers Thursday afternoon in the school lunch room. After ice cream cookies and drinks the group decorated a school bus and toured the community with their hosts.

Roy Wygal Tell

Consumer Spend Narrow This Year

This year the average U.S. consumer will use only 19 percent of earnings to buy food and other essentials, highlighting tight household budgets amid low purchasing power and rising living costs.

U.S

Don’t look away from the 75th Index Special

The Childress Index chronicles community memories for a 75th anniversary edition. Local figures Joan Czewski Lucille Shaw and Ruth Reed are highlighted for their lawn care history photos and interviews. The Free press thanks contributors including Mrs A B Clements Nolan Evans Dorman Groseclose and Pam Hughes for their family history showcase.

Joan Czewski William Childress Lucille Shaw Ruth Reed Tom Goff Audrey Testerman Tell J. R Suzie ) Rapp A. B. Clements Nolan Evans Dorman Groseclose

Marsha Helm Honored With Birthday Party

A pajama party birthday celebration for Marsha Helm aged 12 was held at the George Helms home in Newlin with a picnic supper and drive in movie. Baseball and games entertained guests including Rhonda Helm of Elk City and other attendees.

Marsha Helm George Helms Newlin Rhonda Helm Elk City Okla Judy Beth Angell Cathy Burk Brenda Gresham Debra Hawkins

UDC Program Highlights Confederate Music Talk

Mrs. B. B. Martin of Dodson spoke on Music of the Confederacy at the United Daughters of the Confederacy meeting hosted by Mrs. Floyd Hassell. A dessert course followed as the group discussed the historical survey unfinished business and nominated committee members for the next term.

B. B. Martin Dodson United Daughters of Confederacy Floyd Hassell

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Southside Baptist Sherwoods Miss Shirley Lois Bowling Shirley Ladelle Don Rickman Big Springs O. J. Rickman Dub Farnum Estelline Fha Tell School Childress County Singers King Memorial Ioof Lodge Hall Barry Wakfield CHS B. H. Bohannon Delores Ann Bohannon Jerry Leland Behrens Clarendon High School West Texas State College Amarillo Karl Bob the Almanac Epictetus Tell Community Club Manners Millet Jacky Petty Mrs. R. Wygal Childress Index Sam Privitt Inez Marie King Robert Maxwell Roe Glanville Hughes Sylvia Dick ) Preston Texas Washington, D. C St. Luke's Episcopal Church CCC Hedley Episcopal Shamrock Clarendon Ben Teague Mrs. Teague Betty Black Texas Wesleyan College Fort Worth Betty Delta Beta Epsilon Phi Beta Lambia Organization For Students In Business Administration Donald Black Pop UDC Mrs. Martin
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