Weekend Society Notes and Christmas Gatherings Across Hope
An itemized society page lists events from December 3 to December 10 including an informal dance at Hope Country Club at 8 p.m., Week of Prayer activities by the W M S of First Baptist Church with daily readings, a guest speaker, and prayer time, plus Wesleyan Service Guild No 2’s Christmas Meeting at Town and Country Dining Room on December 5. Also reported are WSCS Christmas luncheons, a Hempstead County Republican Women Christmas party, and an Open House for Mr. and Mrs. L E Salisbury’s 50th wedding anniversary with family attendance and a decorated table, cake, and gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesleyan Service Guild No. 2
First Methodist Church
Chris Petre
Hempstead County
Haskell Jones
Oakhaven
L. E. Salisbury
Nelda Salisbury
Connie Siegrist
Homer Salisbury
Elwin Salisbury
Charles Salisbury
Nelda
Garland
Texas
Jim Salisbury
Jacksonville College
Kenneth Nivens
Magnolia
Richard Siegrist
Miami
Okla
Hope
Schedule of December community routes and visits
A sequence of dates December 6 to 8 lists times and locations for deliveries or visits. Entities include Emmet School Arkla Village Spring Hill Schools Bryant's Grocery Willisville School and various homes such as Gibley Rose Dearinger Fore and Kelly with times ranging from 1:00 to 3:30 and a Rosston address. The schedule appears to document a focused set of community outreach or errands across multiple neighborhoods and institutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gibley
Rose
Dearinger
Spring Hill
Battlefield Loop
Hackler
Williams
Bryant's Grocery
Bryant's
Willisville
Simpson
Fore
Warmack
Kelly
Rosston
Kennedy Film Sold to British TV
The British Broadcasting Corp has paid 40000 dollars for Rush to Judgment a two hour film challenging the Warren Commission findings about President Kennedy s assassination Emil de Antonio coproducer said the BBC would air it in Britain on January 29 with theater showings starting earlier under separate talks Lane the other coproducer said the film draws on his book and is a brief for the defense US distribution remains to be negotiated Also noted the Mariana Trench is a mile deeper than Mt Everest and Challenger Deep reaches 35800 feet below the ocean surface
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
British Broadcasting Corp
Warren Commission
John F. Kennedy
Emil de Antonio
BBC
United Kingdom
Britain
Mark Lane
Lane
United States
Mariana Trench
Pacific Ocean
Youth and Brazilian youth revolt in 1960s lens
Stanford analyst Dr. John D. Black explains aging adults resent youth while offering ten commandments for parents over 30. In Brazil, Roberto Carlos sparks a youth wave on TV as half the population is under 20, with government crackdowns on fashion and hair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanford University
John D. Black
Brazil
Roberto Carlos
Roberto
Amelia
Roberta
Christopher Connelly Spotlights Sunset Strip Teen Riots
AP Movie-Television writer Bob Thomas reports on actor Christopher Connelly observing the Sunset Strip teen protests over police curfew enforcement. Connelly, 25, explains using current slang to fit in with the 18 year olds as he studies the crowd around Pandora's Box, noting only a minority actively rioting while many spectate. Police assign heavy patrols. Connelly suggests parental accountability could curb youth trouble.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Thomas
Hollywood
Peyton Place
Dorothy Malone
Ed Nelson
Mia Farrow
Christopher Co Anelly
Sunset Strip
Chris
Norman Harrington
Connelly
Pandora’s Box
Actress Rachel Roberts Joins Blithe Spirit TV Event in New York
Welsh star Rachel Roberts, rehearsing Noel Coward play Blithe Spirit in a Manhattan district, discusses fame and life beyond acting while amid barroom bustle. The piece also profiles producer Laurence Mascott and his BBC Stage 67 special The Brave Rifles about the Bulge, with Mascott reflecting on war experiences and footage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
McSorley
Trachel
Hallmark Hall of Fame
Noel Coward
Rosemary Harris
Dirk Borgarde
Besey
Dee
Brave Rifles
Battle of the Bulge
Laurence Mascott
ABC Stage 67
Jackie Gleason Show returns to musical comedy format
Television writer Cynthia Lowry reports the Jackie Gleason Show success as it rebonds to musical comedy eight years after its first run. The Gleason Carney team expands from 10 to over 20 episodes as Nielsen ratings rise. Duddy notes Gleason’s energy and a staff busy taping in Miami, with tailored songs for their vocal ranges. Mid-season cancellations add to the season’s volatile slate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cynthia Lowry
New York
Jackie Gleason
Lyn Duddy
Jerry Bresler
Gleason
Art Carney
Duddy
Miami
Jackie
Carney
Bresler
Sheila MacRae
Tve
Youth Ask For It Column Delivers Teen Guidance
A vintage column from Helen Help USI invites teenage questions on school life, peers, and growing up. Readers share frustrations with junior high behavior, smoking, drinking, and dating, while offering cautionary opinions on reforming schooling structures and waiting for meaningful connections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen
USI
Melen
Helen Help Us Dear Helen Need To Date
A reader writes about loneliness and dating bans, confessing to smoking to cope. The letter questions motherly trust and social norms, seeking guidance on romance and self-control amid rules and peer pressure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen
Sue
CBS throws Jericho from Thursday lineup in mid January
CBS shifts its Thursday night schedule dropping The Secret Agent Series produced by MGM from the 80th spot in Nielsen ratings. Colosseum will replace it featuring rodeos, crime cases, and an ice show produced by Joe Cates after he finishes The Garry Moore Show duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CBS
MGM
Coliseum
Joe Cates
Garry Moore
Standards of Draft Again Lowered
The Pentagon lowers draft standards to obtain 40 000 more men for revised military training. The third revision this year rescreens 1Y classified men to expand eligibility and moves closer to general service. About 2.4 million men remain LY as the plan continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Pentagon
Defense
Robert S
First Telegrah Message and Father of the Modern Novel
What Hath God Wrought sent by Samuel Morse on May 24, 1844 marked the first telegraph message. Henry Fielding, the English novelist of Tom Jones, is called the father of the modern novel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Morse
Henry Fielding
Tom Jones
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Ken
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Okmobile
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Emmet School
Arkla Village
Emmet
Rocky Mound Rd
Rch A
Nya
Late Show
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Stanley Ognen
Panavision
Youth Beat
the National Report
Hallman
Grand Rapids
Mich
Paris
U. S
Johann Schiller
Dianes Beauty Salon
Hugo L. Black
U.S. Supreme Court
Smokey
NATO
TV Nation
Joan Crosby
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
NEA
England
Rachel Roberts
Rex Harrison
Rachel
Llanelly
Wales
Mascott
Christopher Columbus
Trinidad
New World
Dirk Bagarde
Hallack
ARK
Ctset
Mary Jane
Helen Better
Gor Enterprise Association
Singer Sewing Machine Company
Zic
Ideal Cleaners
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