Methodist Church Picnic and Baptist Circle Meet August 8
Society notices announce Wesleyan Service Guild No 1 annual picnic in the recreation rooms of First Methodist Church on Monday August 8 at 7 pm and Ann Wollerman Circle and Faith Sunday School classes meet at 7 pm in First Baptist Church with meals and a film following.
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Wesleyan Service Guild No. 1
First Methodist Church
Ann Wollerman
The
First Baptist Church
Annie Sue Andres
Faith Sunday School
Ruth
Builders
Television and Radio by Cynthia Lowry
AP TV Radio column by Cynthia Lowry notes the role of media critics and industry figures in shaping public taste. The piece discusses evolving standards, audience expectations, and the balance between entertainment value and informative reporting in television and radio criticism.
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Cynthia Lowry
Hollywood
Pilot show aims at campus trends and dances
The program titled Class of ’67 is designed as a pilot for a future series about campus fads, music, and dances for high school and college ages. It will be broadcast on September 10 with hopes of further development.
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George Hamilton
Washington, D.C
Hamilton
NBC
Lynda Bird Johnson
Memorial Foundation
Hammond
O’neil
White
U.S. Coast Guard Academy
David Hays
John Johansen
Atlantic
Panama Canal
Pacific
Bookmobile Schedule for August
The notice lists daily routes for August with times and stops. On August 8 9:00 Experiment Station 9:40 Meloy Home 10:30 Emmet School 11:45 McClanahan Home 1:00 Ark La Village 1:30 Emmet Community 2:30 Rocky Mound. August 10 shows 8:15 Gilbey Home 8:50 Dearinger Home 9:15 Clark Home 9:30 Battlefield Loop 11:45 Butler Home 12:30 Spring Hill Community 1:35 McCormack Home 2:00 Elledge Home 3:00 Williams Home 3:30 Townsend Grocery. August 11 lists 9:00 Willisville School 10:00 Martin Home 10:30 Simpson Home 11:15 Willisville Community 11:40 Fore Home 1:00 Waterloo 1:45 Gresham Home 2:15 Kelly Home 2:35 Everett Home 2:45 Rosston.
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Meloy
Emmet
McClanahan
Ark+La Village
Emmet Community
Rocky Mound
Gilbey
Dearinger
Clark
Battlefield Loop
Butler
Spring Hill
McCormack
Elledge
Williams
Townsend Grocery
Willisville
Martin
Simpson
Fore
Waterloo
Gresham
Kelly
Everett
Rosston
Fox as Enigmatic Young Star Shapes Hollywood Image
Hollywood interview with James Fox highlights his versatility from The Servant to Those Magnificent Men in Their Flying Machines and Millie. The tall blond Brit discusses being misperceived, his gap in global appeal, and parallels to Howard and Colman as he pursues varied roles.
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Michael Short
Hollywood
Harold Lloyd
Buddy Rogers
Julie Andrews
Mary Tyler Moore
Carol Channing
Beatrice Lille
James Fox
Variety Club of
Great Britain
Joseph Losey
Fox
Leslie Howard
Ronald Colman
Harrow
Helen Help Us Youth Advice Column Opens Hearts
A 1966 King Features column presents teen guidance in Helen Help Us. Readers submit worries from hoarding to Ouija boards, with responses urging professional help for compulsive hoarding and suggesting Child Guidance Clinic sessions for family conflicts.
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Helen
Helen Botte
Hope Star
King Features Syndicate, Inc
Life in Arkansas: unusual travel and odd encounters
A Little Rock man faces a shocking air conditioner repair when three dead mice are found inside a unit. A Jonesboro group spends a ten day church mission in Talihina Oklahoma. Carole Frizzell reports from Melbourne on USO tours and odd livestock marketing abroad. A Little Rock mother asks her son about a baby sister. he wants a popsicle instead.
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Helen
Jonesboro
Oklahoma
Methodist Youth Foundation
First Methodist Church
Talihina
T. M. Hearn
Arkansas
Carole Frizzell
Melbourne
Batesville Guard
Far East
Arkansas College
USO
Little Rock
Bars by Walker
A witty column notes how Parkes society figures and young women who spend evenings socializing in excess risk drifting into questionable circles and reputational trouble, urging moderation and careful choices amid local gossip.
Hope Livestock Sale Day Change Announced
Notice dated August 11 1966 announces Hope Livestock Commission sale day moved to Thursday. Emphasizes strong buyer interest and top market prices and offers assistance in selling cattle or hogs. Contacts Constant Brant Jones and Harold Coon at phone 74451 or PR J 3258.
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Hope Livestock Commission
Constant Brant Jones
Harold, Coon
O Neill Foundation launches phase II national playwrights conference
In Waterford Connecticut Phase II of the Eugene O Neill Memorial Theater Foundation kicks off the second annual National Playwrights Conference through August 6. Nineteen writers join producers directors designers and actors for full productions and staged readings while planning a broad cultural role including a school of theatrical crafts library museum and publishing unit.
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William Glover
Waterford
George C. White II
Fanchot Tone
Tone
White
Yale
Talent Associates
O’neill
Long Island Sound
New London
O'Neill
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