Local visitors and departures mark Amarillo social scene
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Newspaper
Childress Index
Location
Childress, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 30, 1963
Page
3
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Funeral services for A. White aged 58, longtime Kirkland resident, were held at 3 p.m. in Newberry Chapel. White died at Northwest Texas Hospital in Amarillo after a march born March 10 1905 in Kirkland. He served in the armed forces and lived in Amarillo for a decade. Interment followed in Kirkland Cemetery. Survivors include two sisters in Amarillo and one in Gunner, and two brothers in Abilene and Chattanooga.
Admitted Wednesday were C. L. Kennedy T. P. Terrell J. A. Orr of Tell and Mrs. Donnie Lee Blanchard. Discharged Wednesday was Warner Stevens.
Don Gage's ideal president for the Jaycees will spend the weekend in Grand Prairie. Mrs. John Walker and daughter Brenda Kay of Marfa visit her parents Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Wilcox with friends. Candie Ola Brown of Hereford visits her daughter, the Jack Burrus family.
A sequence of tornadoes struck areas from near Brownfield to Quanah and Lubbock with hail up to golf ball size. Ramona Contreras suffered a severe cut from flying glass. Winds up to 65 mph damaged signs and trees. up to 5.5 inches of rain flooded U S 385 near Ogun. Forecasters warned of another round pending.
The article advises travelers to limit luggage to what one person can carry, noting porters and taxis are scarce abroad. It cites Jane Kilbourne of Pan American World Airways who recommends a 26 inch case for dresses and shoes and a 19 inch case for lingerie and accessories.
Advice from Miss Kilbourne on packing within a 44 pound limit. Plan around a neutral color scheme with bright accessories. Use light, sturdy cases or vinyl sets. Synthetic fabrics save weight. Include two shoes per person and a camera with film. For women and men the lists include multiple dresses, suits, shirts, undergarments, and outerwear. Laundry and tailoring are easier in cities than countryside. Some regions restrict certain clothing styles abroad.
The pope is sustained by substitutive therapy consisting of large blood transfusions. He has not eaten solid food for ten days, initially on a liquid diet and later receiving nourishment intravenously.
Forecasters warn storms building over the Western plains will sweep eastward into North Central Texas tonight. Warm conditions persist outside the storm area with overnight lows from 56 at Dalhart to 80 at Corpus Christi. Scattered afternoon and evening thunder showers are expected.
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