Friendship Class Dinner Leads April 12 Church Gathering
Community society notes list events for April 12 to 21 at First Baptist and local groups. Activities include Friendship Class dinner at Country Kitchen with Bill and Jerri Jones, Builders Sunday School at Mrs. Arnette’s, PEO meeting, American Legion Auxiliary plans, DAR luncheon, Brookwood PTA program, Eastern Star, and Victory Club updates with guest Barbara Whiting.
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First Baptist Church
Bill
Jerri Jones
Jack Arnette
John Cain
Dar
J.K. Keesey
Robert LaGrone
Deborah
Ed. Thrash
East Fourteenth
Man Shot Through the Heart Released from VA Hospital
Bernard A Gracy, 18, who was accidentally shot through the heart during a changeover of Air Force security police guards, has been discharged from the Veterans Administration Hospital in Little Rock. He said he no longer wonders what death looks like and credited God with saving him and placing him here to fulfill a duty.
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Little Rock
Bernard A. Gracy
Veterans Administration Hospital
Gracy
Air Force Security Police Guard
Mount Vernon
Faulkner County
Augusta
Little Rock Air Force Base
Veterans Hospital
Bob
Karen
Jean Shepherds America debuts on public TV
AP TV writer Cynthia Lowry notes Jean Shepherd hosts a half hour on public television recalling his Midwest youth and steel mill days. The program blends narration with vivid steel mill visuals in a unique, poignant counterpoint to the images.
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Cynthia Lowry
NEW York
Jean Shepherd
America
Public Broadcasting
NBC
Edwin Newman
Vietnam
Herb Klein
Nixon
White House
Pierre Salinger
John F. Kennedy
George Reedy
Johnson
Peter the Great
Klein
Helen Help Us youth advice column clash and theft house plan
A youth Q and A column tackles verbal littering and a neighbor theft mystery. Readers urge calm rebuttals to a loud misinformed critic and a Burned Up reader considers booby trapped wood as theft deterrence, but Helen advises against dangerous pranks and suggests involving the police.
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Helen
M.A.D
Young Originals Two for the Wardrobe Pattern Ad
Fashion Co presents Young Originals patterns featuring a dress with fake-side closure and a belted look or a Pantsuit with long-line tunic. Sizes range 10 1/2 to 24 2, bust 33 to 47. pattern B-160 with Photo Guide. Send $1 to Young Originals Newark address, add 25 cents for first-class handling.
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Tunic 2
YOUNG
P.O
Midtown Station
Newark
Nla
Spring Fashion Beauty Trends Follow Softer Look
New York fashion and beauty columns describe a spring shift to a softer feminine style with hemlines at knee length, shorter wavy hair, subtle eyes, and skin focus. Emphasis on minimal eyeliner, lighter foundations, hypoallergenic makeup, pastel highlighters, and nude to pale shades. Accessories include no bra fabrics and sheer hosiery in pale tones.
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New York
Nea
Coco Chanel
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Iowa
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Austin, Tex
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London
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Young Originals
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Darby Oaitt
Showtime
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Eiviet Technicolor
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