Local Society Notes Feature Meetings and Club Events
Social briefs list April 27 meetings for Little Pony and Doctor's Leagues members, a Graves Sunday School potluck, Beryl Heary PTA plans, Cosmopolitan Club gathering, Green Thumb Garden Club show, and Friday Bridge Club results. The Music Club marks its first anniversary with a Quadilla quartet tea, new officer slate, hymn history, and a dessert reception hosted by Mrs Geist. Also noted are local visits, travels, and Girl State delegation planning.
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Harley Sisson
Green Thumb Garden Club
Paisley School
Leonard Ellis
Aubrey Albritton
Sam Huckabee
Green Thumbs
The
Daffodil Garden Club
Quadilla Baptist University
Jacqueline Cooke
Helen Lyon
Douglas Kellner
William O'Dell
Clarence Geist
PJ. Sweelinck
Mogart
Henry Cowell
Texas
Julia Smith
National Federation of Music Clubs
Miss Lyon
O.B.U
Gene Pendergraft
Geist
Hendrix Spraggins
B.W. Edwards
Jewel Moore, Jr
Arch Wylie
Tom Hays
Ciry
G.D. Royston, Jr
S. A. Whitlow
Herbert Stephens
James McLarty, Jr
Calvin Smith
Jon Eason
Lloyd Hendrix
Donald Mushtare
McDowell Turner
Sam W. Strong, Jr
B.C. Hyatt
Tom Hays, Jr
Arthur Strech
E.H. Stewart
Bill Rudder
Nanci
Little Rock
Actress Anita Louise Dies at 55
HOLLYWOOD AP Anita Louise a 50 year film and TV actress and social figure died at 55 after a stroke. She had a pre Oscars party for 800 April 4 at her Holmby Hills home and had suffered migraine headaches in the days prior. Earlier she appeared on The Manix and The Mod Squad and was a regular in My Friend Flicka in the 1950s.
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Hollywood
Anita Louise
Holmby Hills
Miss Louise
Arkansas April to May events roll out statewide
A compiled list of spring activities across Arkansas from April 28 to May 30 includes wrestling in Little Rock, the National Conference of Christians and Jews in Little Rock, Pioneer Day in Melbourne, Boy Scouts in Little Rock, pilgrimages in Washington,Miss Conway pageant in Conway, rodeos in Clarksville and Fort Smith, and outdoor fairs and exhibitions in Hot Springs Eureka Springs North Little Rock Stuttgart and other towns. The schedule features golf, horse shows, beauty pageants, plein air art fairs, and cultural performances, highlighting community events, venues, and dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Rock
National Conference of Christians and Jews
Melbourne
Boy Scouts of America
Hall of Industry
Washington
Conway
Clarksville
Southern Artists Association
Hot Springs
Arlington
Belvedere Country Club
Saddle & Sirlein
Corral
Arkansas Adjusters Association
Arkansas
Fort Smith
Little Peck
Eureka Springs
Arkany Traveller Folk Theatre
Harge
Dermott
Batesville
Big Flat
Magnolia
Burns Park
North Little Rock
North
Little
Stuttgart
Gypsy Rose Lee Dies at 56 Legendary Burlesque Star Passes Away
Gypsy Rose Lee, longtime burlesque queen, author, actress, and TV host, died at 56 at the University of California Medical Center. Born Louise Hovick, she rose from Minsky's floor shows to fame in the Ziegfeld Follies and the 1939 New York World’s Fair, later writing thrillers and starring in films and stock productions. Her career spanned vaudeville, literature, and television, where she hosted a nationally syndicated show beginning in 1966.
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Los Angeles
Gypsy Rosa Lee
Halbert
Daath
University of California Medical Center
New York
Minsky’s
Louise Hovick
Gypsy Rose Lee
Miss Lee
San Francisco
Beverly Hills
Boston
J.P. McEvoy
Variety
Reader’s Digest
Helen Bottel Advice Column Restates Silent Marriage Issues
A reader begs for help in a quiet marriage where silence replaces conversation. Helen Bottel cautions that pre existing flaws often worsen and urges therapy or compromise. Another letter from Jane seeks independence after 50 years of marriage, suggesting travel and self assertion, with Helen advising a bold, brief rebellion.
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Helen
John
Television and Radio Reviews Weekend Specials
AP reports a mixed weekend of TV including Raquel Welch’s CBS special and NBC’s White Paper on adolescent mental illness. The NBC program "Cry Help" followed two troubled girls in therapy, with parents detailing struggles. Welch’s show featured grand sets and guests but was panned as overproduced and heavy handed. critics called it pretentious.
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New York
Raquel Welch
CBS
NBC
California
Gloria
Debbie
Raquel
Miss Welch
Mexico
Cathedral of
Notre Dame
Camaljot
Tom Jones
Bob Hope
John Wayne
Marielyn Monroe
Rock festival crowds swell near Paynette
At Paynette Wisconsin the rock festival drew about 20 000 attendees each day with camping and music from 40 groups. A vacant farm house burned in an apparently accidental car fire. Sheriff Golz said over 150 people received minor injuries or drug related effects but arrests were few, about 15 in custody. Naked wading by some girls and boys was reported at a creek near the venue.
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Poynette
Wis
Vernon Golz
Paynette
Golz
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Ralph Montgomery
Lynn Montgomery
Tommy Montgomery
Guy Downing
Johnny Greene
Herbert Griffin
Beryl Heary Pta
Carthel Pinkston
Extension Service
Cosmopolitan Club
Hamilton Hanegan
Percy Perkins
Bridge Club
Charles Harrell
C.C. Lewis
Mildred Rogers
S.L. Murphy
Music Club
Charles Menz
Battle Creek, Mich
Helen Hatch
George Harris
Austin
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Dixie Drive
Isu
High Court
Tome Carly Meat
Hada
Xue
Pee Fence
Sarena Pere Ey Ot
Vicorne
Mrs. Willie
Gerald Trugsell
Ft. Worth
Oak Knoll Baptist Church
Charles Putrowski
Sammy
Silver Springs
Mis
Joh Eason
Arnaudeville
Willard Eason
Eason
Futrowski
Joe Jones
Lee Stephens
Dallas
Jones
J.L. Brown
Claudia Kuykendall
Arkansas Girls State
American Legion Auxiliary Deepartment
Iva Kuykendall
Inez Compton
Hope
Claude Taylor
Hutan White
Fred Ellis
Col
K.M. Lemley
New York City
Europe
Diane
West
Ark
Douglas Ridg
Lee
Helen Bottel
Jane
Japan
Pauline Club
Walker
BW. Edwards
Douglas
P.C. Stephens
Sident
Tin
Loanie Crow
Medicare
Blue Cross
Blue Shield
Little Rogk
City
Wen
Daldrich
Lylah Clare
Ri Novak
Peter Finch
Ernest Borgnine
Pete Adie
ATC Pets
Pri
Ora Tn
Luyoway
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