Statice to Debut on CBS TV Next Fall
CBS will debut Statice with Alan as Wilbur Post a young architect who, with wife Carol played by Connie Hines, buys a country home and finds Mr Ed the talking horse left on the grounds. The series marks Alan's first regular network show in years.
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Alan
Wilbur Post
Carol
Connie Hines
Mr. Ed
Ronald Reagan
CBS TV
GE Theatre
The
Freedoms Foundation
Weekend visitors and local society notes
Mary Del Virs TF R Butts correspondent reports social visits across town. Friends and relatives from Philadelphia Texas Kentucky New York and Delaware spent time with local families. Vacation Bible School at Calvary Church closed with a program. various residents visited kin and attended picnics and social events throughout the week.
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Harry Martin
Trouston
Texas
Clara Wineh
Philadelphia
Lewis Collison
Larry Ray
Kentucky
Amos Wyatt
George Luff
West Coast
Ixarl Jacobsen
New York
Harry Hf. Smith
Georgetown
Harold Cherrix
Princess Anne
T. Olin Ford
Elda Wright
Ridley Park
Herbert Butts
Thomas Douglas
Reading
Reynolds Myers
Irving States
Queen Anne
May Shewbrooks
Hattie Knotts
Greensboro
Calvary Church
Pearl Glover
Effie Davidson
Dover
Mary Smith
George Ruff and
George and
David
Blades
Del
Clarence Phillips
America Too Young To Die by deSeversky series
Major Alexander P. deSeversky asks urgent questions on national security in the nuclear age. The Baltimore Sunday American begins the vital series July 9, continuing in News-Post, outlining steps to keep America secure.
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Alexander P. deSeversky
America
Baltimore Sunday American
News- Post
Early lure history spans fly casting to spinning spoons
The article traces the origins of artificial flies dating to 2001 B C with the Red Ntabkle and notes Claudius eclian describing it. It covers English professional flies, Theodore Gordon's patterns, ancient bait lures, the American spoon by J T Buel, Arch ie Spinner spinning lures, French Swiss production, salt water spoons, Captain Cook sightings, and the rise of modern fishing methods.
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B. C
Claudius
Eclian
United States
Theodore Gordon
J. T. Buel
Archie Spinner
James Cook
Hawaii
Local Socials and Visits Round Boonsboro Area
Mr and Mrs Kenneth Ramsburg of Boonsboro spent last weekend with her mother Mrs Georgia Butler. Several friends called on Mrs B B Allen in Easton Hospital to wish her a speedy recovery. Ronnie Stafford visited Jimmy Wright last Thursday. Madeline Butler of Tuckahoe Neck visited Aunt Dawson Fountain and family. Mr and Mrs Paul Hynson of Denton visited Wesley Stafford and family. Kenneth Butler drove to Easton last Thursday. WSCS members and families shared a turkey dinner at the Community House with president Mrs L H Thomas presiding. Younger members gave corsages to the old.
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W. G. Holbrook
T. H. Towers
J. R. Ricards
T. J. Turkington
Wm. Turkington
L. H. Thomas
B. B. Allen
Easton Hospital
Ronnie Stafford
Jimmy Wright
Madeline Butler
Tuckahoe Neck
Dawson Fountain
Paul Hynson
Denton
Wesley Stafford
Kenneth Butler
Easton
WSCS
Community House
Local Social News From Cambridge and Nearby
Mrs. Raymond Messick and reporters attended dinner hosted by Mr and Mrs Lee Noble of Cambridge. The Monday bridge club met at Mrs Joseph Gallagher’s home. Mrs Elizabeth Graff of Washington visited Mr and Mrs S E Douglas. The Messicks visited Washington with Donna and a Park picnic. Inez Noble visited Rehoboth Beach with friends. Mrs Dickson J Greenfield and daughter from Sykesville stayed with her mother Mrs Joseph Gallagher. Candace Peck and Kevin Peck of Harrington were weekend guests of Mr and Mrs Wesley Taylor. Pat Harding attends Youth Camp at Camp Mardela near Denton this week. Mr and Mrs Herman Schmick …
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Clare N. Payne
Rachel Baylor
Inez Noble
Lee Noble
Cambridge
Monday Bridge Club
Joseph Gallagher
Elizabeth Graff
Washington
S. E. Douglas
Raymond Messick
Donna
Sandra Messick
Rehoboth Beach
Dickson J. Greenfield
Sykesville
Candace Peck
Kevin Peck
Harrington
Wesley Taylor
Pat Harding
Camp Mardela
Denton
Herman Schmick
Socials Note: Area Residents Spend 4th of July Weekend
Accompanied by Miss Cynthia Lawrence of Chestertown, guests spent the 4th of July weekend at the Plimhimmon Hotel in Ocean City. Mrs. Mary Insche of Mansfield, PA visits with Mr. and Mrs. Ivey. Betty Ann Klahold and Mrs. Harry Hollis vacation at Rehoboth Beach. Miss Jean Davis and Miss Shelly of Baltimore visit Mr. and Mrs. Harlan Davis. Mrs. Isabel McLane of Baltimore is a guest of Mrs. Osteen this week.
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Cynthia Lawrence
Chestertown
Plimhimmon
Ocean City
Mary Insche
Mansfield
Ivey
Harry Hollis
Betty Ann Klahold
Rehoboth Beach
Jean Davis
Shelly
Baltimore
Harlan Davis
Isabel McLane
Osteen
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