Christmas Society Notices Chronicle Hope
The Hope area clubs and churches announce a December of Christmas parties and gatherings. Junior High Para plans a gift exchange with a guest policy at Hope Corn Club. The Friday Music Club hosts a Dec 16 party at Mrs. W White’s home with a Coral Cup carol program. Various circles and clubs schedule Christmas luncheons, parties, and gift exchanges at local churches and homes through December 21, inviting members and guests to celebrate the season.
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Hope Corn- Club
W . White
Coral Cup
Omas E. Hays Jr
Haseell Jones
Helen Hays
Ann Wollerman
First Baptist Church
LS. Bates
South Elm Street
Rose Garden Club
Futton
Herbert Cox
Nancy Morrison
John Calin
Heritage House
Lloyd Spencer
Richard Howards
L.K. Person
J. J. Battle
Gordon Tyer
Charles Taylor
Richards Howard
S. S. Crank
Garland
H. P. Hearst
C. A. Beasley
Lewisville
J. C. Luck
Alta Erwin
Earl O'Neal
Hinton Home Makers Extension Club
Hinton Homemakers Extension Club
Marion Hubbard
Helen Hollis
Patmos
Hope Iris Club
J. M. Walker
Herbert Rogers
Richard Arnold
Henry van Dyke
Jett B. Graves
First Methodist Church
Ruth Ann Wylie
Arch Wylie
Charles Wilburn
Dell McClenahan
Coming, Going Coy Stewart Family Visiting Over Holidays
Coming and going details from Lincoln Nebraska to Blevins Wald o over Christmas with Coy Stewart visiting his parents Jack Coburn and Mrs VanMeter. They plan to travel to California where Stewart will be stationed. Johnny Burke and son Gil visit J C Burke Ba and Wade Gilbert in Jackson Missouri.
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Coy Stewart
Lincoln
Nebraska
Jack Coburn
Blevins
Mrs. VanMeter
Wal
California
Mr. Stewart
Johnny Burke
Gil
Jackson, Mo
J.C. Burke
Wade Gilbert
Roy Rogers son aims to follow John Wayne path
Hollywood report notes Roy Rogers Jr, 20, wants acting careers like John Wayne. He values individuality, has acting in Chatsworth High School plays, and has fallback work after taking tool and die exam. He discusses his family, upbringing, and the late Trigger the horse.
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Hollywood
Roy Rogers
John Wayne
Ike John Wayne
Roy
Paramount
Mexico
Dad
Tom
Chatsworth High School
San Fernando Valley
Rogers
Dale Evans
Rog Jr
Rogerses
San Fernando
Apple Valleys
Trigeger
Trige Ger
Roy Sr
Christmas Gift Wrapping Ideas From Aileen Noddy
Offset Wrappings shares festive ideas for quick unwrapping and creative wrapping to energize the holiday season. Families can stage cardboard gift boxes as fairy tale characters, using foil, ribbon, and cutouts from ads or comics to craft clowns, Alice in Wonderland figures, and other scenes.
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Tic-Tic
Helen Help Us Teens Seek Life Answers From Dear Helen
A column of teen questions and adult replies covers marriage custody, work life balance, and personal dramas. Jim seeks solutions to support his two daughters after divorce while managing debt and dating, and Helen urges a sustainable schedule and self care. Other letters discuss customer surveys and a humorous tale about a married couple, ending with a cautionary anecdote.
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Helen
Dev Il
Jim
Gentle chiropractic care relieves years of severe headaches
A local woman with long standing neck shoulder and back pain found relief after a few days of chiropractic care. The Johnson Chiropractic Clinic promotes public health at 901 S Main, Arkansas, with phone contact PR 7 5353.
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Johnson Chiropractic Clinic
Main
Arkansas
Santa Claus actor dies after department store collapse
Oklahoma City dispatch reports Fred T. Holland 66 retired elementary teacher who worked this season as Santa Claus collapsed at a department store Wednesday night and died before reaching a hospital. Holland loved being with children and had retired last year.
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Oklahoma City
Fred T. Holland
Holland
Santa Claus
Long Awaited Musical Flops Before Broadway Opening
New York AP reports the musical Break fast at Tiffanys failed before its opening on Broadway. Producer Merrick says he will take a $400,000 loss and return over $1 million in tickets. The show with Mary Tyler Moore and Richard Chamberlain had four previews after tryouts in Boston and Philadelphia.
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John Vinocur
Nework
Breakfast At Tiffany’s
Broadsway
David Mertick
My Bay of Pigs
Merrick
Mary Tyler Moorepa
Richard Chamberlain
New York
Boston
Philadel
Piaa
Majestic Theater
Miss Moore
Capote
Hoyden Holly Golightly
Lets Talk About Movies By Velda Seamans
Velda Seamans touts holiday movie specials with Elvis Spinout at Saenger through Saturday. Reminds readers of Viva Las Vegas, action and songs, and proceeds to a candy cane film carnival Saturday morning at 10 30 with Snow White and the Three Stooges, four color cartoons, and 50 cent admission for all. Also promotes A Man Could Get Killed with James Garner and Sandra Dee, a Thunderball type show, plus a Saturday late show at 1 P M as a preview. Ends noting Madam X and Movement to Moment midweek repeat.
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Elvis
Saenger
Viva Las Vegas
James Garner
Sandra Dee
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