Bertlyn Shoes For Sun And Fun
A vivid ad touts Bertlyn casual shoes in bright colors for summer wardrobe. The copy promises fit and comfort, inviting readers to try them for a sun and fun season.
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Newspaper
Childress Index
Location
Childress, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 21, 1963
Page
3
A vivid ad touts Bertlyn casual shoes in bright colors for summer wardrobe. The copy promises fit and comfort, inviting readers to try them for a sun and fun season.
Mrs Ethel Seigler of Childress and Homer P Yeargin of Kirkland were married Friday afternoon at Kirkland Baptist Church. Rev John Tims officiated. Attendees included Marvin Leary and his wife. An informal reception followed at a Quanah restaurant hosted by the Learys. The couple resides in Kirkland. Yeargin works for the British American oil firm O P Leonard Oil.
Roger Speir was honored on his seventh birthday with a party in Fair Park. His mother Mrs. Bill Speir hosted the event with help from Mines Ted Albritton M L Boone Horace Dill Wallis Hall Max Sachse and Mac Tucker. Guests included Allen Junior Albritton Pam Paula Boone Darrell Debra Mikie Bruce Beverly Sandra Dill Billy Jack Downing and others.
Mr and Mrs Carl Crow hosted four junior high graduates at their home on Saturday night with their daughter acting as hostess. Guests included Cathy Burnett Vonna Crow Julia Goodwin and Christine Loven.
The schedule includes Kirkland HDC at 2 p m and Union Flat UDC all day on Wednesday. On Thursday CVW HD Club at 9 a m and South Childress HDC with Mrs Lonnie Elkins at 2 30 p m. Friday features High Point HDC at 2 p m and Saturday Burlington Club at Gay's Cafe at 7 p m.
Senior Calendar lists a May 21 picnic at 1 30 p m and May 22 branch honor for Kay Father ly and Joy Hackler at the Clyde Hackler home with Mrs Foy Newman as co host. An ice cream supper honors Max McClendon at the Johnson ranch home at 8 30 p m.
Considerable cloudiness through tonight with a low of 55 and a high of 72 on Wednesday for Childress. Mr and Mrs Dean Johnson of Charlotte North Carolina announce the birth of a daughter Tammie Adair born at 8 30 am in Charlotte Memorial Hospital weighing nine pounds. Grandmother is Mrs
Jo Beth Barnes daughter of Mr and Mrs Ted Barnes was elected to the Student Council at Texas Tech She joins another student to represent about 300 people in the School of Home Economics Barnes also serves as historian for Phi Upsilon Omicron and parliamentarian for Gamma Pi Beta social sorority
Graduating senior Carolyn Loter was honored with an ice cream supper in Fair Park hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Love and Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Wilson. Lingerie and guest gifts, including manicure sets and handkerchiefs, were presented to the honoree.
James Laningham of Tell reports Air Force Tech Sergeant H B Rhodes Jr released from Walter Reed Hospital last Thursday and arriving in Tell Friday for a several day visit with parents and friends. Rhodes is stationed in Bermuda. Other notes mention visits to Holmans and Head families, a Houston hospital update for Mrs Sam Miller, Benson Junior Phillips graduation at Wayland Baptist College, George Barry in Amarillo and Mrs Woodrow Murphy recovering from surgery in Memphis.
ADMITTED today Otho Hill and Carl Parrish of Carey are listed. DISMISSED today are Mrs. Bess Pigford Mrs. Ettie Patterson J W Crain Mrs. Elnar Crawford Mrs. Shelby Smith and Monday.
O H Watson received a birthday lawn party hosted by his wife on Saturday night. Friends and relatives enjoyed old-fashioned music. Attendees included the Don Barnard family of Cactus the Donald James family of Memphis Mr and Mrs N T James of Estelline Mr and Mrs Olen King of Tusa Okla and many others from the area.
The Harrell Chapel Needle Club met in the community house with hostess Mrs. Orval Phillips. Refreshments were served to members including Mrs. Lottie Buchanan, Mrs. Ruth Cobb, Mrs. Rushia Richards, and Mrs. Edith Sims.
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