Social calendar items from local churches and clubs
Social calendar lists weekly meetings across Monday to Friday. Events include Belles Lettres with Mrs. Dora Diggs at IOOF Lodge, LVN Association at Calvary Baptist Church, Bobcat Mothers at courthouse hospitality room, Calvary Baptist WMA, Burrus Circle at First Methodist, and 20th Century Study Club in WDC with varied times.
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Belles Lettres
Dora Diggs
Ioof Lodge
LVN Association
Calvary Baptist Church
Spring fashion features feathers chains and burlap looks
UPI reports spring fashion emphasizes metallics with chain belts and shoulder straps from designers like Bill Blass and Adele Simpson. Feathers and feathered trims appear on gowns and hems while burlap fabrics surface in Anne Fesaty outfits. Leon Uris to write Universal’s Rebel Troop screenplay set in 1860s Mexico.
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Bill Blass
Mauree Rentner
New York
NBC Pays Hanley 112 500 For Flesh and Blood TV Play
Hollywood NBC TV paid William Hanley 112 500 dollars for a two hour play Flesh and Blood, reported as the highest price video has paid a writer for a single work. The purchase equates to about 1000 dollars per minute, reflecting studio confidence in Hanley’s drama about a contemporary New York family.
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Rick DU Brow
Hollywood
UPI
NBCTV
William Hanley
Local Weather and Community Notes From Fort Worth Area
Local forecast reports partly cloudy and colder tonight with fair conditions Tuesday. A parade of regional residents visits relatives across Weatherford and Fort Worth, including Bob White family and longtime colleagues, with soldiers preparing for Korea and local gatherings at Abilene and Silverton. The piece also reviews a stage production by Arthur Penn starring Edmond O'Brien Kim Stanley and others, highlighting its intense somber mood and bleak themes.
Visiting Hours and Dismissals At Local Facility
Admission hours listed as 9 30 to 10 30 2 30 to 4 30 and 7 00 to 8 30 AM PM. Names include Augustine Ramirez Paducah Sally Gressett Wellington Jim Buchanan Florence Trigg and Jackie Don Martin Memphis with dismissals for Kate Turner Roy Hopkins E Begley J E Begley E Begley Wellington Gordon Peters Susan Sanders Bertha Nave and others through Saturday Sunday.
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Augustine Ramirez
Paducah
Truman McFarland
Sally Gressett
Herman Belew
Wellington
Jim Buchanan
Florence Trigg
Kate Turner
Sturday
Roy Hopkins
C. Rose
E. Begley
J. E. Begley
Jackie Don Martin
Memphis
David Vitela
Gordon Peters
Susan Sanders
Canyon
Bertha Nave
Courreges Paris Show Sparks Provocative Fashion
Designer Andres Courreges unveiled a bold 1960s Paris collection featuring nearly nude silhouettes and sheer dresses with small flower pasties. A black trench coated dancer escorted the models as the show blended playful little girl looks with strong sexual appeal and transparent coats.
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Paris
Andres Courrezes
Press Corps
Minsky
Barley-Cue
Duchess of Windsor
Organizing Youth Groups Sparks Local Political Talk
Morris Higley notes enthusiasm for a Young Democrats chapter and suggests forming a Young Republican club as well. He recalls Will Wilson, a former Texas attorney general, as a GOP gubernatorial candidate and mentions local campaign figures like John Forbis and Bill Blakely in prior races.
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Morris Higley
Democrat Club
Republican Club
Will Wilson
Wilson
Texas
U. S. Senate
John Tower
Bill Blakely
Lbj
Blakely
Tower
Today's Woman Has Beauty Blueprint
New York feature surveys the typical American woman based on U S Census data. It cites age about 30, married with two children, living in the suburbs, and shows how 50 percent of time goes to childcare 30 percent to family duties 10 percent to husband and 10 percent for herself with 5 percent for outside activities. It notes scarce spare time leading to shortcuts in homemaking grooming and beauty routines with hair coloring taking a large share of personal time.
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New York
NEA
Omya
U. S
Adelie Penguin Confusion and Historic Facts Mixed Note
A compact snippet lists varied items from 1825 child labor hours to Adelie penguin disorientation on cloudy days. It notes Ohio becoming the 17th state in 1803 and Washington state’s glacier area, then mentions Florida’s odd phrase “Md Folks at Home.” It adds Man O War’s 1920 race and Kenilworth Park in Canada, ending with The Hartford Courant’s 1764 founding as the oldest U.S. newspaper in continuous publication.
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Florida
Canada
Kenilworth Park
Local Land and River Facts Mixed
The record notes a rule of one jack rabbit per 16 acres and lists Tete as having 13 rivers along with about 3,700 smaller streams.
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Tete
Fragmented note hints at New See feat and caries
Incomplete OCR fragment references a New See event and caries. The legible bits mention a national or regional topic, with unclear names and dates. Context remains unreadable, offering no concrete actions or outcomes to anchor a summary.
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First Baptist
Calvary Baptist
Church of Christ la
United Press International
Sme
America
Adele Simpson
Donald Brooks
Tiffan & Busch
Hici
Anne Fesarty
Television In Review
Bob White
Robert
Weatherford
Okla
John Luday
Joao Bepepao
White
W.A. White
Ludwick
South Western Sate College
William Reed
Mr. Reed
Korea
Sp. Reed
Helmine Military Base
Hawaii
L. W McClendon
T C Bomar
Silverton
Mitch Mitchell
FE. C. McLendon
Vicky
Fort Worth
Don Burson
Tom
John and
Bryan
Joe Shirley
Austin
Arthur Penn
Edmond O’brien
Kim Stanley
E. G. Marshall
Kim Darby
Suzanne Pleshette
T Duvall
O’brien
Miss Stanley
O'Brien
Marshall
Miss Darby
Miss Pleshette
O’ Brien
Duvall
Sanitone
Hargrave
Avenue G. Nw
Antone
Courreges
John Forbis
Patricia King
NEA Beauty
Charles Reynolds
Heatly
Robert E. Montgomery
Jack Boone
J. E
Snooks
Benham
Childress County
J. S. Fromm
Clarence Carter
Childress
Odis Smothermon
Wilmer Rutledge
Kermit Waters
Lance Walker
Hall County
Alms Maddox
Adelie Pewguin
Ohio
Washington State
Hartford
Conn
Exciti
Pac
Caries
Childresstabor
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