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Newspaper
Childress Index
Location
Childress, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 26, 1963
Page
7
A reader shares a method to distinguish identical twins using opposite arm vaccinations and nail polish to prevent mix ups. Other tips include packing methods for suits, separating coat hangers with discs, chair arm crochet tips, and how to reuse clothing across siblings.
The Ladies Auxiliary of David W. Brown VFW Post 2512 held their regular meeting at the Veterans Building. The session opened with the usual religious ritual and, after routine business, Mrs. Becky Boyd installed officers listed earlier in the index.
Mrs Lonnie Elkins hosted South Childress Home Demonstration Club with co hosts Mrs Elizabeth Jarrell and Mrs Lewis Brown. Special Wellington Sewing Club guests displayed linen and organza projects. New member Mrs E R Reeves welcomed and refreshments served to members and guests.
The High Point Home Demonstration Club met Friday with Mrs. E F Adams giving the devotional. Mrs Clyde Hackler reported on the Council and Mrs W E Andrews shared Cancer Society materials. Next meeting June 14 features 4 H Club members and Miss Sue Johnson as hostess. Others present included Mrs Clyde Hackler and Mrs Lula Huddleston.
Mr and Mrs Des Bridges announce the marriage of their daughter Linda Kay to J W Joplin son of Mrs Bessie Joplin both of Childress The ceremony was March 2 in Hollis with the First Baptist Church minister officiating The bride a graduate of Childress High School The groom a salesman for Whites Auto They will reside at 807 Third St Northwest
Household hints cover laundering cotton fabrics by turning garments inside out to avoid snagging long threads. Vinegar in rinse water reduces static on synthetic curtains. Raisins chopped rather than whole produce a different flavor in cookies. Store yarn as a ball with a moth ball center to deter moths during long storage. A damp chamois removes dog hairs from furniture. Air outfits after wearing, then rehang. Greased stuffed peppers retain color when baked. Chill watermelon about 12 hours and wrap cut surfaces to prevent flavor bleed.
Mrs. T. C. Bailiff led a kindergarten year end program at Fair Park School. Students performed dances songs flame grams stories and readings before diplomas were awarded. About 75 parents grandparents and friends attended.
King's Chapel burial ground, established in 1630, is listed as Boston's oldest burial ground in the Massachusetts guide book. The source notes its long history and status as a historic site.
Kenneth Battelle reports a new beauty spot at the back of the neck eliminating the bouffant to shape hair against the head. Syra cuse born stylist to the First Lady opens a New York house of beauty, formerly with Lilly Dache. Also note JFK inspired sweatshirts with eagle and 50 mile insignia and a haute couture lingerie collection by Simonetta et Fabiani for Yolande.
A bridal fashion piece notes that modern brides favor easy care fabrics like Dacron and nylon while maintaining silk-like appearance. It urges a trousseau of at least five nightwear pieces plus robes slips girdles and bras, emphasizing ample supply before the wedding day.
Public guidance on safeguarding color film from heat and moisture. Do not open unopened film until loading, store unexposed film in a cool dry place or refrigerator, protect movie films with tape, and avoid refrigerating exposed film while ensuring rapid processing to minimize latent image damage.
A wig in the same color as your hair can be a lifesaver during the swimming season. It eliminates the need to leave the beach mid afternoon to rework your hair for evening plans.
A pliable roof coating is repurposed to seal a leaking garden hose in an improvised repair. The technique involves coating the hose exterior to create a temporary seal and reduce water loss.
A nostalgic column shares fragmented county tales from readers and local figures, noting thanks to contributors for the upcoming 75th edition. It mentions armadillos on roads to Dallas, hydrangeas, school chatter, and Eva Ford's 1924 toothbrush theme as social color and local history.
Social calendar lists First Baptist and First Methodist Vacation Bible Schools starting Monday mornings. Coin Club meets at City Hall at 7 30 p m. Various church circles and HDC gatherings run through the week including guild banquet Thursday night. Multiple local groups and schedules.
Friday schedule shows Central Christian Fellowship Guild at 7 30 p m and HDC event at 2 p m in High Point with two meetings listed.
CHS senior Max McClendon was honored with an ice cream supper at the J. B. Johnson ranch home. He received a sport shirt from his hosts and gifts for guests, with attendees including Donnalene Bear den Johnny McConnell Jack Privitt Linda Rowland Betty Jo Sarrells and Dr and Mrs L W McClendon.
Belts serve as a versatile accessory for the fashion conscious woman. They highlight outfits, define silhouettes, and add finishing touches to costumes and daily wear alike.
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