Port Lavaca's Lillian Childress Races Into Town
Mrs Lillian Childress a vibrant Port Lavaca resident and former Bryan writer bursts into local life with 30 pound drum tales. A multi talented 60 year old widow described as cowgirl writer musician and hunter she blends taxidermy farming and therapy studies with community work while planning more hobbies and public service.
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Heloise kitchen tip reduces oven heat loss during holidays
A reader recalls using muffins cooling while the oven stays closed to keep bread and pies hot for Thanksgiving and Christmas. The note describes preparing muffin pans ahead and serving muffins at breakfast to maintain aroma and heat, avoiding oven opening.
World Council of Churches urged to fight racism and colonialism
African and Asian church leaders at the WCC fifth septennial assembly pressed for stronger action against racism and colonialism as essential to Christian unity. They warned that white domination and unequal funding threaten non Western participation while backing liberation movements and social justice across Africa and Rhodesia. The gathering, in Nairobi, opened with African drumming and a Mala chorus as delegates from 99 countries debated how to balance power between Western and non Western churches.
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World Council of Churches
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Christ
Athanasios
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Houston girl gains sight after new ultrasonic instrument
One year old Lisa Clement, long blind due to underdeveloped eyes, received a delicate operation by Dr Louis Girard at Center Pavilion Hospital. Using a new ultrasonic fragmenter he developed, doctors removed obstructions and restored sight to her remaining eye, letting her read headlines and eye chart from close range.
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Houston
Louis Girard
Ann Landers readers seek blunt advice on family ties
A letter from a reader asks if 50 percent of educated children cut parents from their lives is normal and how uneducated children feel about their parents. Ann Landers notes mixed outcomes and invites evidence while addressing a second query.
Tuesday Lunch Menu for Elementary and Junior High
School lunch offerings include baked weiners with pork and beans, chilled fruit, hot rolls, and milk for Tuesday.
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