April 1968 local society calendar with church and club meetings
A detailed schedule lists church circle meetings at First Baptist and First Presbyterian on April 16, 17, and 22, a joint American Legion gathering with a potluck and talks on Foreign Relations and Child Welfare, a Unity Baptist guest speaker, a Patmos PTA meeting, and a Daffodil Garden Club session. Also notes a Scotson Ball Golf Tourney at Hope Country Club on April 21 and various family and community notices including a linen shower for a bride-elect and social visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leslie Huddleston Post
American Legion and Auxiliary
Wow Hall
Homer Beverley
National Auxiliary
Vernon Randall
Malaysia
Talbot Fedd, Jr
First Presbyterian Church
Francis. Reynerson
First Baptist Church
the Hope Country Club
Tiomkin sees bright Soviet American film future
Russian born Dmitri Tiomkin, a leading Hollywood film score composer, predicts a large future for Soviet American productions if producers avoid shortsightedness. He notes young directors share the drive to make money and attract audiences in both nations while working on the Tchaikovsky biography joint venture in Moscow. He warns U S distributors to take Soviet cinema seriously and praises collaborative efforts despite past health related returns to his birthplace. The film project is a joint Moscow film and Warner Brothers Sav en Arts venture with Tiomkin as producer on the American side.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Johnson
Associated Press
McBcow
Dmitri Tlomkin
U.S
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Tiomkin
Peter Ilich Tchaikovsky
Russia
Tomkins
Moscow
Tchiakovsky
Mose Film
Warner Brothers-Saven Arts
Gomproducer
Costs MORE and public fashion hints from page one
The page mixes quirky observations on modern life with business boss talk and social notes. It notes executives seek daring enterprises yet avoid public appearances in odd plaid raincoats. It then shifts to a string of local visitations and Easter guest reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Ehterprisa
Cousteau program and 1 Spy finale on TV Undersea drama and exit
AP Television Radio critic notes the Cousteau special and its one man submarines, though the hour lagged behind earlier installments in photography and drama. NBCs 1 Spy ends after three years with a breezy Acapulco ending and no finale curtain. Bryan resigns as secretary of state under Wilson, disapproving of policies after the Laristuaia incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cynthia Lowry
New York
Africa
Europa
Jacques Cousteau
ABC
Cousteau
NBC
Robert Culp
Bill Cosby
Acapulco
Scott
Kelly
Bryan
William Jemmies
Woodrow Wilson de Asuise
Wilson
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Jon Leim
First Pressbyterian Church
Fellowship Hall
R. H. Chappell
Texarkana
India
Unity Baptist Church
Patmos Pta
Brookwood
Doyle Yocom
Brannan Street
Daffodil Garden Club
Calvin Caldwell
Methodist Youth Fellowship
First Methodist
Jewel Moore, Jr
S&s A. Whitlow
Donna Kay Coshran
Mack McLarty
Heritage House
Bess Evans
Andy Caldwell
Helen Hatch Boyd
W. L. Tate
Virgil Cochran
Hot Springs
Franklin McLarty
Tom McLarty
Kinard Young
E. J. Whitman
Jack Caldwell
Ruth
Maurine Cochran
Ray Allen
Charltene Cochran
Spencer Armour
Dallas
Cochran
David Max Hendrix
Memphis
Marie Hendrix
Gary Metcalf
Aurora, Ir
Hope
Frank’ Robins
Laura
Conway
Earl O'Neal
Remmel Nunn
U of A
Mrs. C. V. Nunn
Rex Easter
Shreveport
J. A. Davis
Davis
Lyle Brown
Phala
Little Rock
Jim Lockhart
Bennie Charles Downing
Hutto, Tax
A. L. Park
Lloyd Guerin
John Nix
Dauhter
Emmistt Thompson
Tommy Brasher
Melody
Horace Fuller
Tate
Nana
Beery
Perec Utamous
Madison
Wis
Warren P. Knowles
Fromm
Bill Rudder
Calvin Smiths
Harry Shiver
Charleston
D.C
Ronnie Nations
Kingsport
Tenn
St. Augustine
Fla
Aurie Huntley
Mary Jaeger
Don Brown
Liberty
Rey
T. H. King
Carmi, Il
Bill Wirskye
Richardson, Tex. Wate
Mrs
Harry Hawthorne
National Organization
Rosyume
Pine Bluff
Arkansas
Oll
Ames Clavell
Sidney Poitier
Rones
Nord
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