May Day 1966 Almanac Snapshot and World Events
A miscellaneous May 1 1966 almanac note recalls Venus and Jupiter in the sky and a portrait painter born on a reconnaissance over Russia. Will James quote reflects inner doubt and resolve. Buffalo Bill's Wild West show is mentioned, as is work on a 10 story building and the Empire State dedication by Gov. Alfred Smith. A Soviet shot down a U2 plane is noted.
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Willim Cody
Empire State
Gov
Alfred Smith
Friends of the Library Host Book Sale and Honor Gift Idea
The Friends of the Library thank members and non members for donations as a book sale clears 55 dollars and hundreds more books remain for browsing during library hours. They plan it as an annual event and welcome book donations to be placed in a room upstairs. The note mentions honoring someone living with a book gift and includes a poem from The Best Loved Poems of the American People about the rewards of service.
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Peggy McDonald
Friends of the Library
Senior Girls Given Party At Briley Home
A soft drink party for senior girls was held Friday afternoon at the Briley home hosted by Mrs. F. C. Briley and Mrs. Archie Howell. Honorees Judy Briley and Margaret Hix received pearl strands as guests including Linda Crouch and others.
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Judy Briley
Margaret Hix
F. C. Briley
Archie Howell
Pot-Pourri Continued From Page One
A collage of local notices and anecdotes features Doris Teague and Erin Teague in Ferguson Missouri plans a Texarkana visit. Erin rehearses for a spring dance recital. Doris runs Serviset News duties for the St. Louis Officers Wives Club. Wichita Falls guests attend Christian Churches assembly with Bishop James Pike debated. Nancy Fay Eatherly family tours Arkansas Alabama Tennessee. Obert Stevens visits Lubbock for Denese's 20th birthday. Edith Yates leaves town for Belmont California. Voter call to support Senator Andy Rogers. Rotary quip on government spending.
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Doris
Mrs Weldon
Teague
Ferguson
St. Louis
Teagues
Erin
Texarkana
Emma Ogle School of Dance
James Pike
California
Pike
Fay Eatherlys
Arkansas
Alabama
Tennessee
Obert Stevens
Lubbock
Belmont
Calif
Pete
Best selling books lists and perfume caution notes
Publishers Weekly lists best selling fiction and nonfic tion titles including The Source Valley of the Dolls and In Cold Blood alongside The Last Hundred Days and A Thousand Days. The snippet notes perfume loses aroma when applied to dirty skin and skin care cautions.
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Publishers’ Weekly
Helen MacInnes
Louis Auchincloss
James A. Michener
Valley of the Dolls
Jacqueline Susann
Irving Stone
Graham Greene
Len Deighton
Abel Kaufman
Adela Rogers
St. Johns
Adventurers
Harold Robbins
Lockwood Concern
John O'Hara
Truman Capote
John Toland
Barbara Tuchman
Eric Berne
John F. Kennedy
White House
Arthur M. Schlesinger Jr
May graduate honored at breakfast reception
David Galligan, a May graduate, was honored at a local restaurant breakfast hosted by Mesdames M. W. Gooch Willard Copeland Jack Cox and Kenneth Sledge. White linen, a blue floral arrangement, and diploma shaped favors were featured. a money gift accompanied the event. Guests included John Frank Inman Frank Howard James Driver Andy Scott Bill Edrington and Benny Foard.
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David Galligan
M. W. Gooch
Willard Copeland
Jack Cox
Kenneth Sledge
David
John Frank Inman
Frank Howard
James Driver
Andy Scott
Bill Edrington
Benny Foard
You Your Child And School You Your Child And School
Families plan summer options for children with day camps or sleep away camps. Consider child’s age, needs, and interests. assess camp facilities, staff, and programs. involve parents in choosing a suitable option to ensure a rewarding experience.
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David Nydick
Eye makeup colors grow bolder as daily wear expands
Women adopt eye makeup as a daily staple with dramatic shades such as forest green blue pink and avocado joining ivory and beige. Parallel energy notes compare daily natural gas pipeline output to 1000 Hoover Dams in power.
Buckles and bows rule fall ladies and mens shoes
Fashion notes from United Press International preview fall footwear trends. Buckles range from Pilgrim square to oval, with big and small bows dressing pumps. Slip-ons with bows gain over laced styles for men with elasticized toplines and removable color bows. Despite comfort trends, high heels remain a significant share.
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United Press International
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Allen Zoe
the Almanac
Press International
Venus
Jupiter
l@ss
Russia
Willim James
NEA
M&m Hobby & Gift
Mmerce St
Ave. F. N.W
Highway 287
F. W. Wyatt
Mgr.andays
Mtel S Meri At
Elizabeth Arden
Andy Rogers
Childress Rotary
Theodore C
Cornelius Ryan
Saly Stanford
Kennedy Sorensen
Ruth Montgomery
Red
China
Lisa Hobbs
Helen Hayes
Lewis Funke
Sammy Davis Jr
Jane
Burt Boyar
Paris
Larry Collins
Dominique Lapierre
Oxfords
Cowboy Boots
Main St. Childress
Sharon Smotherman
Ruip
Inom
Potsy
Huba
O' Day
Main St
Monaco
Rainier
Grace
Italy
Milan
la Scala
Preacher Puff
National Shoe Retailers Association
Lois’ Shop
Nicke
Main & Ph
Fashion Shoppe
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