This Week In Childress A Busy Local Events Schedule
A weekly listing outlines daily events from 7 30 p m troop meetings in Trout Hall to a Saturday wedding at First Baptist Church. Activities include golf at Country Club Rotary Club gatherings Candy Stripers visits Jaycees luncheons and senior citizens events along with a political runoff vote and a wedding ceremony.
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Rebekah Lodge
Hall
Childress
Rotary Club
Candy — Stripers
First Methodist
Lubbock
Jaycees
Chapparal
Senior Citizens Club
Cap Building
First Baptist
Altus
Okla
Rotary Bowl
Central Christian
Young Homemakers
Old White
Central Christian All Sports
Courthouse
West End
Monica Rucker
Nick Custer
First Baptist Church
Birthday and Anniversary Wishes Notebook
A page lists greetings for birthdays and anniversaries. Mrs. Lloyd Wheeler and Nancy Trent receive birthday wishes for tomorrow. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Carter celebrate an anniversary. Other honorees include Arville Coyle, Mrs. Allan Thomas, Dub Eikman, Theo Bierwirth, Joe Shirley, and Velma Lee Ricks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd Wheeler
Nancy Trent
Robert Carter
Arville Coyle
Allan Thomas
Dub Eikman
Theo Bierwirth
Joe Shirley Velma Lee Ricks
Pam Writer Spring Graduate Feted At Local Supper
Pam Writer, spring graduate, was entertained at a local restaurant with a salad supper hosted by Mrs. Mae Day Mrs. Billie Simmons and Mrs. J J Westenburg Special guest was Mrs Irene Writer mother of the honoree Pam received a lingerie gift and headscarves were shared Attendees included Debbie Seal Judy Seal Toni Key Alana English and Mrs Bobby Thomas The article notes Europe ranges from Russia to Vatican City.
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Pam Writer
Mae Day
Billie Simmons
J. J. Westenburg
Irene Writer
Pam
Debbie Seal
Judy Seal
Toni Key
Alana English
Bobby Thomas
Thunderstorm Hits Paducah With Heavy Rain Flood Readings
An intense Friday night storm dropped up to 1.45 inches in Paducah and around 4.88 inches for May citywide, with gusts to 45 mph. Lightning damaged bulbs at a western edge home but caused no fires as gauges varied across the county. Meat production data show 1971 at a record 37.8 billion pounds with 1972 forecast to break more records.
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Paducah
Wallace Norrel
Derwin
B. L. Smith Jr
Ogden
Hackberry
Earl Bates
Y Ranch
Glen Bates
Ochis Brownings Farm
Delwin Brooks
M. C. Dickens
Dunlap
Carl Black
Jack Barton
Don Brothers
Jackie Biddy
T. J. Richards
Salt Creek Community
Dumont
Guthrie
United States
Nixon Tours Pioneer Palace in Kiev during visit
Pat Nixon tours a Pioneer Palace housing 12 000 children as part of a cultural program run by the Communist party. She chats with a local girl about food and tea and cake, watches dances, sees short wave radio class with 15 cards from American operators, and observes a young dancer. The visit follows President Nixon placing a wreath at Ukraine Unknown Soldier tomb and touring St Sophia. He signs the guest book with the date May 30 and gives a fountain pen to a guide.
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Kiev
U.S.S.R
Pat Nixon
Nikita Khrushchev
Shevchenko
White House
Nixon
St. Sophia
Nice Centerpiece From Old Flowers by Polly Cramer
Dear Polly offers a frosted centerpiece idea using artificial blooms with close petals. Glue tips and centers, sprinkle glitter, and pair colors to match vase decor for a festive display. Silver on blue and purple, gold on red yellow orange creates a bright holiday focal point.
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Polly
Sue
Oceans The Silent Crisis questions Mississippi River pollution
ABCs Monday night special highlights pollution of the Mississippi and Galveston Bay from chemical poisons. Company executives and officials defend efforts to curb waste as a physician describes a new health threat.
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NEW York
ABC
Mississippi River
Galveston Bay
Mississippi
Local social notes and pollution debate spans several towns
In Clovis and surrounding areas residents visited relatives in Amarillo Borger and Wichita Falls while others traveled to Mansfield Garden City Kan and Lubbock. The piece shifts to a TV program on pollution linking waterborne illness abroad and a Nixon Moscow farewell, highlighting calls for costly cleanup and elusive citizen action.
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Tom Goff
L. D. Rothwell
Clovis
N.M
Gene Gambol
Neely Lake
Bill Goff
Sandra
Tammie
Amarillo
Gambel
Wichita Falls
Collie Decker
Kathy
Pat Alexander
Ronda
Rhondi
Borger
Kenneth Brooks
Mike Lopez
Mikeal
H. B. Rhodes
Mansfield
Everett Corbin
Pearl Shackelford
Lucille McCracken
Mrs. McCracken
Garden City
Kan
John McCrackens
Lee Diggs
Clyde Black
Pearl Diggs
Luther
Ray Plew
Delano
Calif
Teresa Mabry
Tracy
Lubbock
Truman Mabry
Childress
Joe Howards
Women's Interest High Point HDC Meets In Home Of Mrs Andrews
High Point North Carolina a Home Demonstration Club met at Mrs W E Andrews home on Childress Avenue Friday morning. Mrs J E Kelley opened the session after a coffee hour. Roll call noted needed improvements in rooms. Mrs Jack Webb gave the council report and announced the State THDA meeting in Houston September 12. L V Royall elected county delegate nominee with June council to choose the final delegate. Bloodmobile visit planned for June 7 with workers listed. Barbara Holeman delivered a program on Balance in the home with furniture and color contrasts. Others present included Leon Henley J F Henley E V Fite C R Cargill Ray Howard Floyd Biddy.
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High Point
W. E. Andrews
Childress
J. E. Kelley
Jack Webb
Houston
L. V. Royall
High Point Hdc
Mmes. Andrews
E. F. Adams
Royall
Barbara Holeman
Mmes
Leon Henley
J. F. Henley
E. V. Fite
C. R. Cargill
Ray Howard
Floyd Biddy
Also Mentioned on This Page
Vanity Fair
Texas
Trout Hall
Europe
Russia
Vatican City
Paducah News
Richard M. Nixon
Ukraine
Hargrave
Renee
Hargrave Laundry & Cleaners
Ave. G
By Polly Cramer
Jackie
Jacquelyn
Betty
E. H
Mary
Bill
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
Cynthia Lowry
Australia
Belgium
England
Ireland
Frank Reynolds
Moscow
A Nixon
Flanders Field
France
Childress Cemetery
Southwestern
M.K. Wilcoxson
Ave
Southwestern Life
M. K. Wilcoxson
Penneys Polyesters
Jcpenney
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