Calendar of Society Events Presents Many Christmas Parties
A dense society calendar lists Christmas gatherings across First Presbyterian First United Methodist Garrett Memorial Baptist and other groups from December 16 to 19. Activities include choir practice class parties gift exchanges potlucks and youth events at multiple homes and venues with notes on decorations participants and hostess lists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Presbyterian Church
Fidelis
First United Methodist Church
Donald Worthy
Jett B. Graves
First Methodist Church
Diamond Cafe
Marie Garanflo
Arch Wylie
Dell McClanahan
Garland Medders
William Oglesby
Pearl Owens
W.S.C.S
Wesley Huddleston
South Elm
Tina Ambassador
Garrett Memorial Baptist
Clifton Booth
Rosston Road
Merlin Cox
Baker Extension Club
Cox
Orville Hoelscher
Sherri
Anna Cox
T.B. Fenwick
Ardel Clark
Lawrence Easterling
George Walden
Clark Easterling
Hoetscher
Television and Radio Weekender Review and Notes
Television and Radio by Cynthia Lowry surveys PBS experiments with Can This Be America and Newark based Black Alphabet, NBC Project 20 ships reel, CBS minority humor, and CBS Christmas gift. It also includes reader letters on job interviews and juvenile issues, plus schedule shifts for Jonathan Winters Show Hawaii Five-O and The Outsider, ending with a note on humane societies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cynthia Lowry
New York
PBS
America
New Jersey
LeRoy Jones
New Ark
Newark
H. L. Hunt
Walter Brennan
NBC
Bonama
New York Area
Jonathan Winter
Private Eye
Winters and Company
ABC
Daniel Boone
Ironside
Dear Helen a baptism row over a child and her father
A reader asks if a child can be baptized in her father’s name despite his marriage to another woman. Helen notes the other woman has no right to use church for publicity and cautions against using faith to pursue a personal feud.
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Helen
C.T
Miss T
State Hospital
O.W
Leading Figure in Society Succumbs in England
Dorothy Whitney Elmhirst, longtime social figure and philanthropist, died Saturday at Dartington Hall in Devon. Daughter of financier William C. Whitney and former Navy secretary, she championed suffrage, education, and relief efforts, helped found The New Republic, and co developed Dartington Hall into an arts and education center with her husband Leonard Elmhirst. Survived by three sons Whitney Straight William K Elmhirst and Michael W Straight and two daughters Beatrice Straight and Mrs Morris Ash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Totnes
England
Dorothy Whitney
Elmshurst
New Republic
Dartington Hall
Desron
William C. Whitney
Grover Cleveland
New York
New York Junior League
Willard Straight
Herbert Croly
Straights
The
Straight
France
Michael
Leonard K. Elmhirst
Britain
Mrs. Elmhirst
Whitney Straight
Rolls-Royce Ltd
William K. Elmhirst
Michael W. Straight
William C
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American Legion and Auxiliary
Texas Street
Beryl Henry Pta
Milton Peebles
Caracter and Spiritual
Order of the Eastern Star
Masonic Hall
Baker Club
Michael Vines
T.B. Fenwick Sr
West Avenue B
Glenda Scroggins
Cathy Cox
Abbid
Russell
Bobby Nolan
Jina Kidd
Terri Rice
Nashville
Jewel Burke
C. R. Samuel
de Ann Lilac
Armand L. Currie
Samuel
G.B. O’steen
Taylor
Iris Garden Club
Hope Iris Club
Heritage House
Jack Gathright
Mary Lou Lacy
Harold Stephens
Lahroy
J. M. Walker
Bulb Club
Beryl Henry School
Iris Club
Stephens
DAR
John Cain
J. W. Branch
N. T. Jewell
Roy Taylor
B.C. Hyatt
Hyatt
Roy Stephenson
Paul W. Kipsch
Arthur Wimmell
Mine Creek
John Keck
Gordon Tyer
Gaylord Solomon
Stephenson
Fred Formby
Pine Bluff
Holland Brown
MoPac Hospital
Little Rock
Victor Perdue
Shreveport
Dolph Carrigan
CBS
Sunshine Patriot
Dina Merrill
Cliff Povehtase
First Humane Society
Humane Society
Amsterdam
Netherlands
Encyclopaedia Britannica
Three Kings
Rome Street
Walla
Helen Bottel
Dean Martin
Robert Chum
Samson and the Seven Miracles
Moore Bros
Oleo
HOPE
ARK
London
Regent Street
Art
Patty Duke
Patty
Betty
Jane - Judy
Nehru
Turtle Neck