Hope area social events and notices from August edition
Circles of the Women’s Society of Christian Service meet with varied times and hosts on August 9. The Hope B and PW Club hosts a dinner August 12 with health program. Card Nights, shrimp boil, and dances planned at local clubs August 12–14. Bridal showers and luncheons note Miss Sally Booth’s wedding, Miss Bonnie Watson’s bridal shower, a 50th wedding anniversary for Mr. and Mrs. J R Lawrence, and a Hope B and PW Club gathering August 5. Births and family notices include Jerry W. Clay’s baby boy born August 5 at Wadley Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Society of Christian Service
First United Methodist Church
Charles Harrell
Frank Walters
Kinard Young
Lee Still
Hope B & PW Club
the Diamond
Ray Turner
the Hope Country Club
Royce Weisenberger
Garland Medders
Sally Booth
Joe Carter Short
Fayetteville
Kelly White
Kathy Finch
Bill Fuller
Little Rock
Jim Pilkinton
Debbie White
Tulsa
Duffie Booth
Carter Short
Emory Thompson
A.H. Smith
Alex Stirewall
John Coan
Debbie
Melanie
J.R. Lawrence
Wave
Fordyce
Bob Parham
Hope
Parham
Jerry W. Clay
Wadley Hospital
Texarkana
Mr. Clay
Fred’s Department Store
Warren
E.R. Hollingsworth
Fred Clay
Engagement Notice for Catherine Berry and Gerald Morton
Mr and Mrs Thomas H Berry of Hope announce the engagement of their daughter Catherine Colleen to Gerald L Morton son of Mrs Everett Morton and the late Mr Morton of Hope Catherine a graduate of Ardmore Oklahoma High School and Red River Vocational Technical School works for the Arkansas State Police Gerald a Blevins High School graduate works at Perrys Truck Stop The wedding is planned for September 17 No cards will be sent
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas H. Berry
Catherine Colleen
Gerald L. Morton
Everett Morton
Mr. Morton
All of Hope
Miss Berry
Ardmore, Oklahoma
Red River Vocational Technical School
Arkansas State Police
C. C. Collins
Mr. Collins
Hope
Crassett
Morton
Blevins High School
Perry's
A. P. Clark
Ed Morton
YOUTH ASKED FOR IT column readers letters
A teenager asks about separating men at social gatherings, and Helen helps with advice on engaging topics to shift attention. Other letters discuss library morality patches on book covers and the awkward clash of perceptions about “woman talk.” The column closes with a quip about protecting young eyes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen
Edwin
Helen style street dances spark a movement
Dear readers imagine old fashioned block parties revived with weather permitting street closures. organizers needed plus a few tappers and cold drinks while neighbors join potlucks. community halls fade. street dances would arise from simple, joyful block celebrations across neighborhoods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen
T.W
R.O
Helen Rottel
Hope Star
Engaged: Phala Jo Lea to Michael Roberts
Mr and Mrs Charles A Lea of Hope announce the engagement of their daughter Phala Jo to Michael Thomas Roberts son of Mr and Mrs Bob Roberts. Phala Jo is a 1970 Hope High School graduate who studied at Atlantic Airline School in Kansas City. Michael Roberts is a 1970 graduate and attends the University of Arkansas Monticello majoring in animal science. The couple will wed August 20 at 7 30 PM in the brides parents home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Land
Hope
Emory University School of Medicine
Atlanta
W.C. Land
Key West, Fla
Charles A. Lea
Phala Jo
Michael Thomas Roberts
Bob Roberts
Hope High School
Atlantic Airline
Kansas City
Missouri
Roberts
University of Arkansas At
Monticello
Kidvid Gains Ground After Sesame Street Era
Joyce Gabriel reports on the shift from Kidvid to more mature children's programming. Networks respond with new fall lineups aiming at ages six to fourteen, debuting September 11. NBC adds Take a Giant Step and The Great Barrier Reef, both designed to broaden appeal beyond toddlers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
NEA
B.S
Children’s. Television
Action For Children's Television
FCC
Kidvid
NBC
George Heineman
Great Barrier Reef
Australia
TV Network Kids Programming Highlights and Debuts
Page Three group targets ages seven to fourteen teaching value judgments with a theme per program. NBC features Don Herbert in Mr Wizard with film clips. CBS debuts You Are There styled for children with Walter Cronkite and Pearl Harbor re-creations. The Children's Film Festival becomes a weekly CBS feature. ABC launches Curiosity Shop by Chuck Jones with Lancelot Link and other cartoons. Sesame Street and Captain Kangaroo return on CBS. PBS premieres The Electric Company, teaching reading with Bill Cosby and Rita Moreno starting October 25.
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Cynthia Lowry
Hollywood
Dave Garroway
California
Dave
NBC
Today Show
CBS
Garroway
Bill Hobin
Boston
David
Colorado River Rapids
Los Angeles
Scitutate
Mass
Hugh Downs
Page Three Group
Havine
Walter Cronkite
Pearl Harbor
ABC
Chuck Jones
Lancelot Link
Children's Television Workshop
Yilled
Electric Company
Bill Cosby
Rita Moreno
PBS
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Sanders
Jim Langston
White Oak Lake
Punch Arer
George Langston
Miss Watson
Bonnie Watson
Johnny Shapley
Douglas Building
Bill Shapley
Robert Watson
Washington
John Shapley
B&pw Club
Thomas Hays
Hope B & PW
Lake
Proving Ground
Tom Hays
Ray Lawrence
Thomas Crosnoe
Mission Hills
Calif
Bill Ellis
Roxanne Hargis
Jan Burns
Ark
STAR
Clyde Davis Photo
Cathy Berry
Helen Bettel
Joseph A. Jones
Indiana
Wisconsin
Minnesota
North Dakota
Oregon
Marlene Jones
Bonneville
Cahinnio
Mount Magazine
Girl Scout Council
Oklahoma
Malcolm Pressley
Don
Ohio
Muscle Shoals, Ala
G.B. Morris
Bill Bruner
Dub” Bruner
Cathy Feild
U of A
David Jones
North Little Rock
Mrs. C. S. Walker
T.A. McLelland
Roger McLelland
Roy Prather
T. A. McDavitt
Steve Carrigan, Jr
Nikolais Dance Theater
Department of State
Teheran Bienalle
International Ballet Festival of
Dixie Aidan Lbsatre
Tonite
Owl
Hope Federal
MISS
Phala JO Lea
Kidvid Grows
Joyce Gabriel
Scholastic Magazine
Mr. Wizard
Don Herbert
Wuthering Heights
Alladin
Dacron
Cool Permanent Press
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