Miss Joyce Polka and Bob Boyles to Wed
Engagement and upcoming marriage announced for Miss Joyce Maria Polka of Crosby and Bob L. Boyles of Crosby. Plans set for Crosby Methodist Church as couple, both Crosby High School graduates. Boyles attended the University of Houston and recently returned from two years military service.
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Joyce Maria Polka
Bob L. Boyles
Cageby
Joe Polka
Crosby
L. W. F Wes
Greg
Miss Polka
Crosby Methodist Church
Crosby High School
Boyles
Hej
University of Houston
Nuptial Events Honor Miss Cooke in Longview
Miss Martha Jo Cooke bride elect of Joyce A Rutherford of Longview is feted with multiple bridal events. Her mother Mrs C E Cooke and guests attend a Longview coffee and luncheon at Hotel Longview. Gifts include sterling salt and pepper shakers. Seventeen junior high students give a surprise shower at Mrs Robert Seade’s home.
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Martha Jo Cooke
Joyce A. Rutherford
Longview
C. E. Cooke
C. M. Rutherford
Fof
Cooke
Robert Seade
Bette Davis Hurt in Brentwood Staircase Fall
Actress Bette Davis, 52, says she fell down a dark steep stairway she mistook for a closet at a Brentwood rental. She sues for $8,000 damages against the homeowners and rental agency, saying she suffered a crushed vertebra, wore a back brace for months, and lost the Broadway lead in Look Homeward Angel after the June 23, 1957 accident.
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Los Angeles
Bette Davis
Miss Davis
Brentwood
Miss Lilly Is Shower Honoree In Franks Home
Miss Glenda Beth Lilly bride elect of Charles Lester of Highlands was honored at a bridal shower Friday night at her aunt Mrs R N Franks 145 Cabaniss Highlands with hosts Mrs George Wingate Mrs Raymond Wicker Mrs R D Benfield of Highlands and Mrs Porter Franks of Houston Pink carnation corsages were given to Mrs Oren Lester mother of the groom and Mrs Alton Lilly mother of the bride to be Cake was served by Mrs Martin Lane of Orange while Miss Sue Woods of Houston and Miss Carol Collins of Highlands assisted with gifts Serving table centerpiece featured bells with a garland of roses and wedding rings A pink and white corsage was given to the honoree
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Glenda Beth Lilly
Charles Lester
Highlands
R. N. Franks
Cabaniss
George Wingate
Raymond Wicker
R. D. Benfield
Porter Franks
Houston
Oren Lester
Alton Lilly
Martin Lane
Orange
Sue Woods
Carol Collins
Lilly
Shirley
Shower Fetes Miss Greer at Wooster Church Hall
Bridal shower honors Mrs Marcyle Greer bride elect Armour McManus at Wooster Baptist Church Fellowship Hall. Hostesses named include Mrs Blakney Allen Farrell Burch J Uquis Stone Tanner Park Jotion Paulson Hickerson Clift Roberts Timmons Ed wards Kessler and others. Corsages given to bride elect and mother in law plus mother of the groom. Houseparty featured Murriel Tanner Bette Timmins Joyce Paulson Parke Hariett Wilson Charlotte Herrington Sheila Mylander Adolph Aleximan. About 35 guests registered.
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R. C. Paulson
Fletcher Hickerson
Bennie
C. P. Roberts
James Timmons
Marvin
L. J. Kessler
Rik A.D. McManus
Calif
J. T. Williams
Wilam Talman
Murriel Tanner
Bette Tim-finot
Perry Mason Mons
Joyce Paulson
Parke Harriett Wilson
Charlotte E Manipal
Fathers Day Surprise Plans and Family Pep Talk
A humorous family vignette recalls Father's Day rituals and gifts while children plot little surprises. Parents note buying outdoors awnings and steam irons as potential rewards, with commentary on the yearly ritual of asking Dad what he wants and the kids rehearsing peaceful behavior. The piece ends with playful misunderstandings and a toast to dad.
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Niosecai
Lulu
Daddy
Mama
Lennie
Lynn
Talman party sparks lewd vagrancy charges at Hollywood gathering
Sheriff deputy Harry Stam eisen testified he arrested Talman and others March 18 at a Hollywood party where guests cavorted. Richard Reibold 31 faced marijuana possession charges. others charged with lewd vagrancy. Terri Pursley and guests named amid mixed testimony and attendance details.
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Richard Reibold
Scientist predicts satellite costs and orbit capacity
Los Angeles AP reports Dr. A. M. Zarem of Electro- Optical Systems Inc says space stations could cost no more than 1000 dollars per pound. He estimates 500 tons of satellites could reach orbit for about a billion dollars annually as costs drop from 15000 to 1000 dollars per pound.
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Los Angeles
United States
A. M. Zarem
Institute of Aeronautical Sciences
Zarem
Stanford Research Institute
Electro- Optical Systems Inc
Pasadena
Calif
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