Saturday August 31 1968 society features church service and events
The column lists First Presbyterian Church service led by H B Chadwick in December, George Patton speaking to church classes, a Labor Day Family Picnic at Hope Country Club, Hempstead County Republican Women meeting, a golf scramble at Hope Country Club, and a synod retreat program notes. It also covers anniversaries for Huett and Reed families, with full attendee lists and out-of-town guests, plus a note on Gompers Rehabilitation Center using empty coffee cans in a fund drive to buy coin containers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. B. Chadwick
Austin Seminary
First Presbyterian Church
Me. Chadwick
George Patton
Patton
Medical Presbyterian Church
Hope Men’s
Hope Country
Rosé Mare le Shirey
James B. Wagner
Little Rock
St. John’s
Bulletin Board
Robert Rider
Houston
Johnny Byars
Dallas
Donald Huckabee
Turner McBay
Jimmie Huett
Janei¢e Thadker
Pat Dudney
Alvin Hamilton
Marie Browning
Texarkana
Amos Craft
Doh Reed
Patsy Reed
St. Louis
Misesouis
Michael Bednara
East St. Louis
Ilinois
Wise
Wiliam Pratt
Lynne
Jan
Newsport
Arkansas
Homer Ward
Prescott
Floyd Bailey
Gordon
Pat Willaims
Ozan
John Huckabee
Bodean
Leslie Formby
Blevins Caye
Douglas Camp
Shreveport
LeRoy Ridding
Charles Mahaffey
Robert Huett
Monroe Stuart
Hope
Patamos
Columbus
Springhill
Shoyer Springs
Little Camp
Hamp Huett
Fletcher Reed
Don Reed
Kristin Linn Reed
Missouri
Phoenix
Ariz
Gompers Rehabilitation Center
Youth Beat Music Promoters Push Head Music Claims
A critical look at so called head music marketed to drugged listeners. Promoters tout complex harmony, abrupt tempo shifts, and total listener participation while warning of social impact and potential addiction.
Helen Help Us Youth Advice Column Highlights
A vintage column sketches teen queries on family rifts and romance. Readers propose sneaky reconciliations for arguing relatives and caution about risky relationships. UP WITH PEOPLE is cited as youth guidance, with warnings about Greenwich Village dangers and parental alcohol issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen
Ms. Paetide
Cous
People Power
Michigan
North Hodgson
26Th St
Union City
New Jersey
Moral Re*armament, Inc
South Flower Street
Los Angles
Callifornia
Jean
C.N.H
Jam
Greenswick Village
Hye
Saturday Television Logs Show A Dated Lineup Mix
A dense scanned schedule lists Saturday TV programs across hours from afternoon into night. It mentions The Lone Ranger The Scapegoat The Road Runner Wrestling The Early Show Bonzo Goes to College Flatt and Scruggs The Lively Set Distant Drums Mannix The Big Movie Dunkirk Violent Saturday and other airings with times, movie titles, country shows, sports highlights, and sign offs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tommy Trent
Lippy Lion
Buccaneer
Sunset Strip
World of Sports
Wilburn Bros
Bonzo
College
Country Junction
Bil Anderson
Scruggs
McHale’s Navy
Lawrence Welk
Hollywood Palace
Lost Canyon
Petticoat Junction
Felony Squad
Joey Bishop
Pasadena Playhouse Fate Hinges On Auction Bid
Pasadena Playhouse faces foreclosure with doors padlocked after a bank mortgage default. It will require about 295000 to reopen and 150000 more to sustain operations, with potential donor help from the show business community and alumni including Tyrone Power and Dustin Hoffman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linda Deutsch
Associated Press
Pasadena
Calif
College of Theater Arts
Pasadena Playhouse
Playhouse
Theater
Tyrone Power
Raymond Burr
Carolyn Jones
Lee J. Cobb
Victor Jory
Robert Young
Martha Hyer
Robert Preston
Dana Andrews
Barbara Rush
Dustin Hoffman
Pade
Alexander Holt
Arroyos Colorado
Bank of America
Sigestory
Three Sky
Ieedeen Clagss
Television Schedule Fragments From Monday Morning Listings
A scrambled TV diary shows program names, times, and channels for a Monday morning and evening lineup. It lists soap operas, game shows, news, movies, children's programs, and specials across stations with partial timings and titles.
TV coverage at DNC ends amid protests and tribute
AP Television-Radio writer notes the Democratic National Convention closed with a Kennedy tribute to Robert F. Kennedy and a sudden chorus of The Battle Hymn of the Republic. Protesters and National Guardsmen clashed with police in Chicago as TV reporters highlighted unfolding events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cynthia Lowry
NEW York
Television Observer
David C. Hoeh
New Hampshire
Robert F. Kennedy
Edward M. Kennedy
Richard Burton
Evea
Martin Luther King Jr
CBS
NBC
Ts Noor
Walter Cronkite
National
Chicago
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Edward
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Ad Prise
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Ark, Outdoors
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Bob Thomas
Los Angeles
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Bob Hope
R. News & Weather
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Today Show
Boto
Ark AM
CBS News News
Karigitoe
E News & Weather
Dream House
Pee Hillbibles
Andy of
Mayberry
Lassie
Gentlemen
FBI
Ed Sullivan
Hush
Sweet Charlotte
Bonanza AG
Gideon
Scotland Yard
Academy Theatre
Alads
Sally Rand
Miss Rand
Bob & Wis Buddles
Amarlea Sitges
Venable Quartet
Frankenstelfi
Glory Road
Bullwinkle Tom & Jerry
Mitton the Monster
Underdog
the Lionhearted
Carald of Truth
Houge
La-Tex
Jaan
Igluss & Answers
Meat the Press
Church of Christ
the Nation
Baseba
Dakotas
Perry Mason
Law and Order
Zhobet
Gilligan's Island
Frank McGhee
Eye On Ark
General Hospital
NBC News
Royal Philharmonic
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Spectr
Joey Show
Andy Griffith
Wel
Peyton Place
Family Atair
Big Valley
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Pastor Rozo
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