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SUNDAY, DECEMBER 11, 1977 Holiday tn Calendar THE CHILDRESS INDEX, CHILDRESS, TEXAS PAGE FIVE DECEMBER 11 First Methodist Senior High program and service in church. 12 Boolt Club program in home of Mrs. Gus Leftwich, 3 p.m. 12 Bird Circle party in First Methodist, 7 p.m. 12 First Baptist Naomi Class party, 7 p.m.

12 Xi Phi Sigma holiday dinner in Omer Johnsey home. Bird Circle party in First Methodist 7 p.m. 13 Hughes Class supper in First Methodist, 6:30 p.m. 13 Hughes Class dinner in First Methodist 14 First Methodist Senior High progressive dinner. 15 Philathea Class party in First Methodist, 3 p.m.

15 grade I party in First Baptist. 5 p.m. 15 Adult I in First Baptist, 7 p.m.- 17 Alpha Delta Omega social in Cary Baptist Church. Alpha lota Iota Chapter Kiddies Bazaar. 18 First Methodist cantata.

18 Central Christian holiday party. 21 Community Christmas Service in Central Christian, 7 p.m. Birthdays and Anniversaries say BIRTHDAY TOMORROW to J. D. Michie Maggie Kate Alexander Buck Ward Michael Joe Gillem Mrs.

Sam Lewellen Kathy Lemen Floyd Green Mrs. O. A. Johnson and TUESDAY to Lewis Mullins Richard King Henry Webb Norma Burk Jeff Hardin Lo Ann Foster ANNIVERSARY to Mr. and Mrs.

J. C. Campsey MONDAY 5 p.m. Heritage Museum and Historical Commission in Museum. 7 p.m.

DeMolays in Masonic Hall. TUESDAY 9:30 a.m. Rorie Circle in First Methodist. Church of Christ Class. First Baptist WMU.

12 p.m. Lions Club in Department Club. 3 p.m. Andrews Circle with Mrs. W.

E. Andrews. Carter Circle in home of Miss Lula Mae Carter. Culberson Circle with Mrs. Madge Culberson.

Hughes Circle with Mrs. Fred Sherwood. 2 p.m. Tell Home Demonstration Club 7 p.m. VFW Auxiliary in Veterans Building.

WEDNESDAY 11:30 a.m. Union Flat Home Demonstration Club. 12 p.m. Rotary Club in Department Club. 2 p.m.

Kirkland Creative Arts Club. Hospital Auxiliary in hospital. THURSDAY 6:30 p.m. in First Methodist. 7:30 p.m.

Genealogical Society in Library. FRIDAY 4 p.m. Wedding of Miss Tina Fowler and Robert Scott Campbell in First Methodist. SATURDAY 7 p.m. Wedding of Miss Dawna Carmack and Randy Crawford in First Baptist.

Mary Isabell Is Born To The A. Rodriguez Mr. and Mrs. Anibeto Rodriquez announce the birth of a daughter, Mary Isabell at 5:52 p.m. December 8 in Childress General Hospital.

The infant weighed seven pounds, 15 ounces, at birth. READ THE CLASSIFIEDS 1 SEWING I MACHINE I VACUUM CLEANERS I SMITH CORONA I TYPEWRITERS I ADDING MACHINES Sales Service. Buy I service here. Phone Childress 937-3657. Memphis Store Phone AC I I 806-249-2716 BSP Chapter Has HoHday Party Alpha Iota Iota chapter of Beta Sigma Phi held a holiday party and gift exchange December 5 in the home of Juanita Garrett.

The chapter Kiddies Bazaar was set for 9 a.m. December 17 at 123 Ave. B. Northwest. Barbara Jones was co-hostess for the meeting and others present were Connie Grayson, Ann Postma, Linda Reese, Paula Crouch, Paula Hatcher, Sherri Holton, Karlene Barber, Nancy McKinney, Jackie Steed, Edna Owens, Denese Mills, Lynna Galyean, Terrie Howard and Sammye Green.

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Church News CALVARY BAPTIST Visitors have been Mrs. Chris Crawford, Mrs. Wanda Rupp and Judy, Mr. and Mrs. Clyde King and Bobbie Richardson.

Joining the church by letter were Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bostick. Received into the church by baptism were Kay Russell and Preston Russell, Sherrill West and Jay Pierce. The Lottie Moon week of prayer for foreign missions began December 4.

At the evening woi ship service a filmstrip on the Life of Lottie Moon was shown. Women of the church met Tuesday evening for a program on Lottie Moon week of prayer for foreign missions. The calendar of prayer was read by Mrs. J. A.

Furr. Prayer was given by Mrs. C. G. White.

The program theme for the week is with Mrs. Randy Henry as leader and participating were Mrs. Leola Stamps, Mrs. J. A.

Furr and Mrs. C. G. White. After the program Mrs.

White conducted business. Members voted to contribute to the Lottie Moon offering, the building fund and to give food and a money donation to the satellite as our Christmas program. The meeting closed with Mrs. Robert Bostick, a new member, leading in prayer. Others attending were Tommye Ann DeShazo and Mrs.

Kelsey James. Also Tuesday evening men of the brotherhood held their regular monthly meeting. E. C. Stone was the speaker.

Others attending were Maurice Farris, Billy Farris, Joe King, J. B. Thomas, R. W. Bostick, Tommy King Rev.

Randy Henry and Kenneth McClendon. Wednesday evening in observance of Lottie Moon Week of Prayer for Foreign Missions Rev. Randy Henry reviewed the book of as a church wide study. The book gives information on the publications of Baptist Literature in different languages for countries where the southern Baptist have missionaries and mission work. The publishing house in El Paso publishes literature for Spanish speaking people in several countries.

After the book review, the members served dishes of food. The menu was: Drink cafe au lait France; Apple struedel Austria; Queche Lorraine France; Egg Rolls Orient; Swiss Mocha Cafe Switzerland. The food was served from a table decorated in the Christmas motifs. On Sunday morning December 18 at the worship service the church will bring a Christmas offering for the building. Every child or adult will give.

All members are asked to bring a visitor. Judy, Joe and the Ho-Ho-Ho WHAT'S C'MON K1D5! BEN HAS AN IDEA', TELL MOTHER AND DAD TO WATCH THE WER TOMORROW! ANSWER all VOIR QUESTIONS', BEN 60IN6 TO ITELLQXJ, CHIEF! THIS 1 15 fVORE IMPORTANT THAN THE BCND ISSUE DONT VEIL', I WAS SD0 5AV SO by Baur and Pastoret GOTCHA! Hc'r', cot M06T else we could PRINT ATCHR15 TIME! ao TO A SPECIAL SEASON EWTION! Gown Now Only $1295 pot pourri Honor Society inducts Former in Canyon the other tine nighr, he told his Dad that he had quit again about three months ago and it tstir looked like it would be final. Seems he had been somewhere LHx on business and it was suggested to him (or mayhaps he UUvIII figured it out for himself) that he trv acupuncture. He did. The acupuncturist put needles in his ear lobes.

Eventually the tiny needles fell out but Tom had quit tobacco. plus a little hypnotism, maybe Whatever, it is great for him. always told my children and everyone else who would listen that intelligent people smoke. --0O0-- Would you, please, hand me that ash tray over there? And while at it do vou have a march? Ugh. WTSU Mrs.

Carol Sally Kindle, a senior elementary education major from Childress was among 67 West Texas University students recently inducted into Aljrfia Chi, the national college honor society. Alpha Chi is a coeducational society whose purpose is to promote academic excellence and exemplary character among collie and university students and to honor those achieving such distinction. Membership in the society is based on accomplishment, and is limited to junior and senior students from every academic discipline who are in the upper ten percent of their class. Notation of membership is made on the WTSU diploma and also his college transcript. Speaking at the Alpha Chi induction ceremony was WTSU President Max Sherman, former state senator from the 31st senatorial district, who discussed opportunities for advanced study.

Mrs. Kindle, who is a member of Kappa Delta Pi education honor society, has been named to the and the honor rolls. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Louis Sally.

carol higley gift exchange was held. Those present were Mmes. W. E. Rule, Dan Jones, Earl Harris, Bob Elliott, E.

T. Pistole, Clyde Perkins, Joe King, Newell Timmons, Dan Atkinson and associate member, Mrs. Joe King. FIRST UNITED METHODIST WOMEN The regular monthly meeting was held Tuesday with the Hughes Circle as the host group. Rorie Circle decorated the tables for the luncheon.

Mrs. Leon Henley, president, presided with Mrs. James Price giving the opening prayer. Mrs. Lonnie Garrison gave the financial report.

Mrs. Viola Johnson read the report. It was voted to put $2,000 in saving account at First Federal Savings and Loan. The group voted to buy five song books to be sent to the Sears Memorial Retirement Home at Abilene. Cards were signed to be sent to ill members.

Mrs. Henley was in charge of the program, Gift of Each one was asked to write down the most memorable gift they had ever received and had ever given. She was assisted by Mrs. Gerald Havens, Mrs. James Price and Mrs.

Doug Corwin. She voiced the dismissal prayer. Mrs. Willie Mae Welch was a guest. Others present were; Rev.

James Price, Mmes. Gerald Monson, Boody Rogers, Fred Sherwood, Mary Jane Heath, Cecil Pryor, Janet Wright, E. R. Reeves, Allen Murray, Essie M. Verner, Arlie Key, Madge Culberson, Virgil Ellis, 0.

W. Carlson, Clyde Sherwood, Nina Harper, Virgil Brewer, W. I. Hughes, Marvin Weir, Bill Armstrong, Pete Bumpus, Ollie Witcher, A. J.

Johnson, Misses Nell Rogers, Lula Mae Carter and Lillie Mae Sims. AAUW Dinner, Gift Exchange Held Tuesday Childress branch of the American Association of University Women held the annual holiday dinner and gift exchange Tuesday in a local restaurant. Committee in charge of decorating the tables was Mrs. Made Culberson, chairman, and Mrs. Jim Freeman and Leon Henley.

Miss Nellie Agnes Kennedy presented the program, a dramatization of a one-act play, Greatest Christmas Gifts were exchanged from the lighted tree by means of a game, a Presiding was Mrs. Pat Steed, president, who announced $80 had been earned from the recent bake sale and the funds to go toward the annual scholarship for a senior girl. Miss Ann Postma was chosen to represent the branch as Texas Woman of the Year. Others present were Mmes. Presley Wright, Mary Jane Heath, John Inman, J.

B. Holland, Larry Moore, Frank Wallin, Bobby Crooks, Rowden Jefferies, Lewis White, W. I. Hughes, Lael Smith, David Galligan, Missues Lula Mae Carter, Debbie and Frances Long. KIDDIES BAZAAR Alpha Iota Iota Chapter will have a Bazaar Saturday, December 17, opening at 9 a.m.

at 123 Ave. Northwest in the old Gwenalisa building, and next door to headquarters. Children ages 12 and under are invited to purchase gifts that will be on sale for $4 or less and will be gift wrapped. To vary the flavor of beef pot-roasted with onion, celery and carrot, try adding dill or caraway seed. Mrs.

Higley Gives Program For Home Arts A program, Will We Get Mother for by Erma Bombeck was given by Mrs. Morris Higley for the annual holiday meeting of Home Arts Club Thursday afternoon in the home of Mrs. Ivy Lambert. Business was conducted by Mrs. L.

W. McClendon, club president, and it was voted to contribute $25 to Girls Town. Mrs. Lambert presented each member a choice of her homemade jellies, plum, wild plum, blackberry and grape. Gifts were exchanged from the lighted tree.

Mrs. Rush Record of Houston w'as a guest. Others present were Mmes. Roy Hines, D. 0.

Nash, C. C. Rosamond, Chester Hufstedler, Carl Denny, Fletcher Carter, Maurice Leach, C. C. Broughton, Travis Bruce, Gene Smith, Gus leftwich and Rush Record Sr.

Holiday Dinner For Home Ec Club Home Economics Club and guests enjoyed a turkey dinner Thursday evening in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Glen Stiner with him voicing the invocation. Hostesses with the Stiners were Mrs. Leroy Gaines and Mrs.

Deane Dodge. They used candles and poinsettias to decorate the serving table. The home was well decorated and included a lighted Christmas tree. Games of 42 were played after dinner. Others present were Messrs.

and Mesdames B. W. Yager, Clinton McGhee, L. T. Bussey, Dan Jones, Frank Barksdale; Mmes.

W. E. Rule and George Spear; Messrs. Gaines, Dodge and Ben Hardison. Each member brought canned foods to be given to the Satellite School.

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