Community society notices and gatherings in April
A long list of local society events and meetings from Thursday through Easter weekend includes Steering Committee of Century Bible Class at First Methodist Church April 14, Hope Women's Golf Association at Hope Country Club April 4 with lunch, and a mixed program of golf, supper and cards on April 16 hosted by the Schenck Pruden Murphy and Kellum families. Several meetings at various homes discuss pledges, American music program, and a D A R luncheon on April 20 at Heritage House. A Nashville shower honored Mary Frances Harrison March 25 with a tea and a miscellaneous shower on April 8, plus birthday dinner gathering, and several coming-and-going notes about relatives visiting over Easter.
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Century Bible
First Methodist Church
Lack
the Hope Country Club
Mrs. Brack Schenck
Jim. Pruden
S. L. Murphy
Bob Kellum
Nashville
Mary Frances Harrison
Richard Guy Arnold
David Young
Help Us Letters Share Tales of Divorce and Life
A reader column passage recalls a girl who says she has a second mother and parents split by divorce, discussing the hurtful tone around blended families and the hope for family stability. Also included are reader responses on telephone sales and light anecdotes from Mrs. Paddock, plus hospital notices and a Hollywood note on Kirk Douglas planning an Iron Curtain tour with wife.
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MH Stans
the Times
Helen
Mary
Ather
Hollywood
Kirk Douglas
Iron Curtain
Poland
Czechoslovakia
Romania
Bulgaria
Hungary
Douglas
U.S. State Department
Europe
South America
Near
Far East
Convertible Coiffure Concept for Day to Night Styles
A Sacramento stylist named John Christie Jr demonstrates a convertible coiffure for women. The technique transitions from a simple daytime cut to a more elegant formal look, featuring side burns, curled crown, and a softly smoothed back. Large fake earrings complete the transformation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Christie Jr
Gish Still Seeks Fame Beyond Long Screen Career
Hollywood report on Lillian Gish noting her 1912 debut and roles in Griffith epics, her Milanese travels, stage plans with Shakespeare in Stratford, and memoir writing. She recalls avoiding California homes, preferring New York, and balancing acting with work on a memoir as she plans future projects. Also reports Communist China’s policy conference saying modernization will take over a decade.
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Bos Thomas
Weiler Hollywood
Lillian Fish
D. W. Griffith
Stratford
Porgy and
Bess
Miss Gish
David Janssen
Griffith
Aliée
Switzerland
Gish
Indore
California
New York
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Crete
Ew Oye Society
Hope Women’s Golf Assigation
Hope Country Club
Ilogan Service Guild No
John Cain
Heritage House
McNeill
Howard Waddle
D. Dobson
L. K. Person
Sean
Johnnie Griffin Harrison
Prescott
Henry Burke
Mesdames
Monroe Samuel
Trula Coffee
Jewel Burke
C. R. Samuel
Johnny Griffin Harrison
Richard Byron Arnold
William Mosley
John Henry Harrison
Dean England
Baton Rouge
Vern Boyd Sr
Vern Boyd Jr
David
Jeff
Emmet
J. W. Robertson
Judy
Hope
Jimmie W. Cox
Shreveport
J. K. Prescott
Lesa Cross
Rosston
Frank Prescott
Taylor
Bennie Downing
Hutto, Tex
A. L. Park
Dewey McKamie
Texarkana
0. H. Allen
Joe Barentine
Arkadelphia
Allens
Judy Gay Barentine
Dolph Carrigan
Victor Perdue
Bill
J. A. Lonnegan
Julian Feild
Fayetteville
Billy Stewart
Richard Montgomery
Monty" Stewart
James Crosa
Ralph
West Point
N.Y
Ralph Routon
McDavitt
Bill Routon
Clyde Hord
Marked Tree
Ralph Smith
Helen Botte
Ardent
A. A. Paddock
Boulder
Colorado
Kansas City
Samen Botlel
Tar
Earl Rogers
Clara James
Claude Rosenbaum
Sally Barber
Elmer Hampton
Dobie Rogers
Ida Hardee
William Elder
Billy Dougan
Washington
William Hampton
Patmos
Gordon Vines Hope
Gertrude Trotter
Ethel Laseler
William Mealer
Fulton
Keven Ward
Thomas Yocum
Dewey Putman
Morris Greathouse
Waskom
Tex
Mary Jaeger
POLL
Parrot
Ghillie
Bud” Collier
Eiziraes
Sophia
Oren
Judith
Walt Pisney
Bob Thomas
Tokyo
China
Peking Radio
Chou Enlai
Hope, Arkansas
KXAR
Avisco Rayon
West
Allizes
Just
Conway Cloth
Dow Plastics
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