Calendar of holiday society events and parties
The December 17 1969 society calendar lists church events Christmas dinners and exchanges at First Methodist Jett Graves Sunday School class Diamond Dafe Cosmopolitan Club Eastern Star Hope Ladies Golf Daffodil Garden Club and more with dates December 18 to 22. It also notes bridal festivities for Miss Mary Jane Ford and a Hope Duplicate Bridge Club meeting, plus student parties at First Baptist and Heritage Manor.
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Jett B. Graves
First Methodist Church
Diamond Dafe
Order of the Eastern Star
Masonic Hall
Hope Ladies Golf Association
Hope Country Club
Mary Jane Ford
North Little Rock
Paul Henley
Paul Schulte
Little Rock
Miss Fore
Abner Jenkins
Hope Duplicate Bridge Club
the Diamond
ra Mi+senheimer
E.P. Young, Jr
George Robison
R.L. Broach
JC. Broyles
Thomas Hays
The
First Baptist Sunday School
Heritage Manor Nursing Home
Pauline Frazier
Heritage Manor
$100 Million More for School Lunches
The Nixon administration plans an extra 100 million dollars for school lunch programs aiming to provide free or modestly priced meals to every needy child by the end of the school year. About 6.6 million children are identified as needy. 3.1 million participated last year, with 80 percent expected to receive lunches, and some breakfasts, at reduced or free rates.
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Bon Kendall
Washington
Nixon
White House
Agriculture Department
Herbert D. Rorex
Rorex
Congress
Northeast
Southeast
Swifton Wants to Keep His Duel Role
Swifton resident and state senator Robert Harvey defended his dual role as a Constitutional Convention delegate in a brief to the Arkansas Supreme Court. He argued the delegate post is not a public officer because once his creative duty ends, he ceases to exist as a public functionary.
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Little Rock
Robert Harvey
Swifton Tuesday
State Supreme Court
Harvey
CBS Claims Approval of Agnew Program
CBS reports that its Agnew program drew over 6,000 letters with a majority backing CBS handling of the issue. Overall, 37,427 letters arrived since the Nov 13 speech, plus 4,201 telegrams and 14,503 telephone responses in six cities. net approval outweighed disapproval.
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New York
Columbia’ Broadcasting System
Spiro T. Agnety
CBS
Des Moines
Mike Wallace
Walter Cronkite
Eric Sevareid
NBC
David Brinkley
ABC
Howard K. Smith
Herbert Klein
Nixon
Bill Moyers
Long Island
Newsday
Wallace
Washington
Los Angeles
Philadelphia
Chicago
St. Louis
Agnew
CBS News
Deducting Traffic Fines as Business Expenses
An American Public Service Feature by Will Bernard discusses whether traffic fines can be deducted as business expenses. Courts generally deny deductions for penalties and illegal acts, while legitimate business expenses may be deductible if ordinary and necessary. The article contrasts cases of mail fraud defense costs with public policy concerns and ethical implications.
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Beesides
Amin
Sam
Qos Nalon
American Hut Association
Will Bernard
Armerian Hit
Helen Help Us Youth Questions And Advice Column
A 1969 Hope Star column invites teen readers to send questions to Helen Bottel for guidance. It showcases Nora’s dating, marital tensions, and a golf widow problem, with Helen offering plain, nonjudgmental advice and emphasizing discussion over lectures.
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Helen
Helen Bottel
Hope Star
Inc
December Arkansas Christmas Events Parade Pageant
In Hot Springs a 39th Annual Christmas Pageant unfolds on December 18. Camden hosts a Christmas program in December and Osceola stages an Annual Christmas Parade in December.
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Hot Springs
Camden
Osceola
Television and Radio highlights two Bridges programs
Lloyd Bridges headlines ABC Movie of the Week a white haired gunfighter role and NBC World Premiere Silent Night, Night with Shirley Jones as a lonely wife. The NBC drama features a New England town visit before Christmas and a troubled marriage. Bridges and Jones are praised. Raymond Burr and Betty White to narrate NBC Rose Parade coverage. CBS assigns June Plisz for Miss America commentary.
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Cynthia Lowry
AB Televishore
Weiter
New York
Lloyd Bridges
Bridges
Nestor
ABCA
NBC
ITV
New England
Shirley Jones
London
Amherst
Raymond Burr
Betty White
CBS
Bess Myerson
Show Business
TV Schedule Shuffle Brings Campbell and Carson On Air
CBS shifts Hes Haw host fidfemant Bob wine to the midseason replacements and moves Glen Campbell hour to Sunkiny night. Campbell departs to join Tonight show. Tonight Tiny Tist's mars ridge appears with 16,000 tulips on the Johnny Carson show.
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Glen Campbell
CBS
Campbell
Mars Ridge
Johnny Carson
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Heritage House
Jon Leim
Bridge Club
W.M. Frazier
Seattle
Larry Mason
Maj
Bill Hinds
McCaskill Rci
Luther Spicer
Elmer Wagner
Methodist All Hope United Methodist
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David Wilson
Gladwin Connell
Jock
Bill Spivey
Hamburg
Ralph Routon
David Pryor
Malvern United Methodist
Paul Newman
Hiebale
Richard Boone
Sophia Loren
Vittorio Gassman
Swifton
Uae
Helen Bettel
Nora
Reno
T.L
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Country Set
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Arkansas
Rist
Fidfemant
Bob Wine
Santa Claus
St. Nicholas
First National Bank