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Newspaper
Childress Index
Location
Childress, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 20, 1963
Page
3
Social Calendar Events Listed For Week
A weekly social calendar lists activities from First Baptist WMU and Church of Christ Ladies Class to Rebekah Lodge and Union Flat UDC. Meetings run across Tuesday to Saturday with times in the morning and evening at local venues including First Baptist Plant Circle and South Childress HDC.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist
Church of Christ
Artis Circle Sulla
Howard Preston
First Baptist Plant
Joe Allen
Rebekah Lodge
Ioof Halk
Kirkland
Union Flat
CYW
South Childress
High Point
Burlington Club
Gay’s Gate
Senior Calendar Highlights for May Events
Senior May calendar lists a May 21 picnic at 1 30 p m and a May 2 brunch honoring Kay Eatherly and Joy Hackler at the Clyde Hackler home with Mrs Fay Newman as co host.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kay Eatherly
Joy Hackler
Clyde Hackler
Fay Newman
Birthday dinner honors A D Linley on 65th milestone
A birthday dinner celebrating A D Linley at his home marked his 65th birthday. Retired from the Fort Worth and Denver Shops night foreman post, Linley hosted guests including D A Linley, Nicky, Kim, Mark, Gregg, Kenneth Artis and family, and Otis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. D. Linley
Fort Worth
Denver
Kenneth Artis
D.A. Linley
Nicky
Kim
Mark
Gregg
Kenneth, Jr
Clyde
Otis
Dow Jones Averages Move Quietly With Mixed Losses
UPI reports broad market activity with declines across indices including 30 industrials down 4.71 points at 720.10 and 65 stocks trading at 256.27, while rails yield a 0.40 point drop and utilities slip 0.12 as total sales reach 3.48 million by 2 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press International
Indus
Local social notes highlight visits and guests across Texas towns
Mrs. A B Clements and Mrs A L Myers toured Grand Prairie and Dallas with relatives. others attended a Wallace homecoming and visited Fort Worth Irving Amarillo and Quanah. Numerous families hosted guests from Wichita Falls Paris Odessa and Lubbock with church gatherings and medical trips noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. B. Clements
A. L. Myers
Grand Prairie
Dallas
J. Motsenbocker
Wellington
Wallace
John Hubbard
Julie Snodgrass
Fort Worth
Irving
Raymond Hardin
Carley Jarrell
Amarillo
O. L. Thomas
Sherman
State spending and tax plans loom over 58th session
The 58th Texas legislature nears adjournment as spending bills and a $32 million tax rise shape the final budget. House Chair Pep Heatly resisted expanding the House bill beyond comptroller estimates, while senators push for tax revenue to bridge a $30 million gap. Major issues like a women's rights amendment and new state colleges linger in committees as sessions wind down.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Pep. W. S. Heatly
Paducah
House Appropriations Committee
Comptroller
San Antonio
Laredo
House
Dallas
Houston
Orange
Conference Committee
Man Drowns Near Lubbock While Fishing
The body of Haskell Gyrus, 53, of Lubbock was recovered Sunday from Justice Ty River after a companion reported he fell from a boat while fishing. Local authorities investigated the drowning and identified the victim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lubbock
Haskell Gyrus
Justicety. Mpaniont
Wio
Home Town Pageant Highlights NASA Chief in Parade
Dr. Robert Seamans, NASA assistant director, rode in a cream car with Mrs. Cooper during a noon event in a 5.3 mile Main Street parade. About 15,000 residents lined the route to greet the dignitaries after an officers club lunch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ieal
CST
Robert Seamans
National Aeronauics and Space Administration
NASA
Cooper
Partly cloudy to Tuesday with warm spell in Childress area
Local forecast covers northwestern Texas including Childress. Temperatures trend 48 to 62 overnight and 75 to 84 Tuesday with a slight midweek warmup. Precipitation likely east of the area less than an inch to three quarters of an inch, with possible thunderstorms. In local notices, births reported at Childress General Hospital: a son born to Mr and Mrs C A Needham Wellington at 9 p m Sunday weighing eight pounds 12 ounces and another son to Mr and Mrs Ted Thomas Altus at 2 55 p m Sunday weighing six pounds 10 ounces. Nearby visits include Horace Henson Colorado with relatives in town, and social calls at Quartz Mountain Lake and Estelline business visitor Jerrel Rappo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Childress
Texas
C.A. Needham
Wellington
Childress General Hospital
Ted Thomas
Altus
Horace Henson
Colorado
James Laningham
Polly
Floyd Gilliland
Quartz Mounitains
Lake
Jerrel Rappo
Local residents report varied business travel and family events
Charles Reynolds visits Clarendon on business. H. A. McCarthy of Vernon is in Childress. Michie Thaten travels to Los Angeles on business. Floyd Gilliland schedules business in Abilene. Mrs. E. J. King and daughter visit Canyon for two weeks. Mrs. R. E. Jones visits Canyon for two weeks and attends her grandson’s graduation. Henry King reunites with family after a 10 day Arkansas vacation and mourns his brother’s death. George Barry of Childress is listed as a patient in Amarillo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Hinton
Quanah
Offie Cooper
San Antonio
Werner
Amarillo
Greer Weightmans
L. V. Royal
Childress
At .V ‘King Jr
L. E. Byats
R. W. ‘Roberts
Harry Thaten
B. Gressett
Jerry Gressett
James Standridge
Claude
Bob Johnston
Eldorado
Sandra Weightman
Juanita Kelley
Robert Nippert
Cliff Jones
Turkey
O. J. Rickmans
Marvin Stovall
Corpus Christi
T. J. Cross
Chillicothe
Clarence McIintyres
Gus McDaniel
McLains
Velma Rush
Bernard Gressett
Clarence McIntyre
Granite
Okla
Bessie Martin
Marie Gressett
Frank Jackson
A. W. Pomroy
Grover
Sides
Messrs
Mesdames
Woody Wade
Lubbock
Clarence Bass
Herber Lindoph
Baird
Sanger
Willis Moran
Tell
Mesdames Rhine Simpson
Maggie McClain
Lola Sturges
New Mex
Willis Miller
Bullard
Claude Key
Theodore Cochran
Billy Adair
Charles Berry
Frank Cochran
Ralph Sides
Altus
Craterville
Asio
Charles Reynolds
Clarendon
H. A. McCarthy
Vernon
Michie Thaten
Los Angeles
Calif
Floyd Gilliland
Abilene
E. J. King
Canyon
R. E. Jones
Henry King
Arkansas
George Barry
VFW Protests Move to Normalize Hungary Ties
The Veterans of Foreign Wars protested against normalizing relations with Communist Hungary and opposed reports that U S officials might back a Hungarian seat in the United Nations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
VFW
Washington
UPI
Veterans of Foreign Wars
United States
Hungary
U.S
United Nations
Cooper flight signals end of Mercury program and Gemini ahead
President and NASA officials said Mercury flights may end within a week as Cooper’s mission is seen as highly successful. Gemini plans target two-man crews in orbit up to two weeks, with the first Gemini flight due in late 1964. Cooper reflected that man serves as a backup to automatic systems and noted horizon visibility during his capsule run.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mercury
Cooper
Seamans
Gordon Cooper
Ecapsule
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Garden Party
Thane
A.D. Linley
Dow Jones
Kirkland eCws
George Hilton
Palestine
Robert Conway
Tommie Pickrel
George Pickrel
Pat
Kenneth Hill
Wade Horn
Billy Don Hinton
Baby
Bennie Vaughans
Wayne Stout
Bronte
James Stambridge
Charlotte
B. E. Gressett
Here
Jerry
Hargrave
Jersey
Dacron
Biden
Morton
Hamburger
Gladiola
Carnation Tall
Monte
Lipton Tea
Eersk Tea
Tb. OO
Pacific Gold
Elberta
Wilson
Libby
Dio
Mi Ber
Elsey
Oz, Peg
Super Savel
Coats Food Mart
Apple
Kraft’s Straw
Erry
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