Christmas social notices fill Hope society pages
Readers are invited to multiple events from December 21 to 22 including First Baptist Church pupil party at Mrs S Bates home, nursing home Christmas gatherings, Rose Garden Club Christmas party at 7330 p.m., and a Christmas program by the Friday Music Club. Also reports of bridge and reception at Hope Country Club for the Whitworth anniversary, garden club party, pupil recitals, and club mealtime festivities along with memorials and new infant arrivals in Hope.
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First Baptist Church
S. Bates
South Elm Sitreet
Prinst Presbyterian
Rose Garden Club
Ful- Allon
S. Herbert Cox
Wigancy Morrison
W. Wils. White
Weiss
St. Francis of Assisi
Tom Jays, Jr
Tom Hays, Jr
Clarence Geist
Harry McLemore
Hays
B.C. Hyatt
Don Johnson
Hendrix Po
George Green
McRae Andrews
Perry's
Charles Harrell
Mary K. Lehman
H. C. Whitworth
Dewey Camp
Hope C Country Club
Jack Ambrose
Whitworth
Lyle Moore
Ann Ambrose
el Dorado
J. W. Branch
K. G. Hamiilton
George Wright
K.&. Ambrose
Marian Holder
Luther Hole Lam
DeAnn Lilac Garden Club
Jewell Burke
Carlton Samuel
J. C. Burke
Johnny C. Burke
Jackson
Bess Evans
Dean Murphy
Kay Okano
Horace Samuels
S. W. McHenry
Sweet Home Extension Homemakers Club
Thelma Warnker
Bertha Brown
Hazel Cummings
Warnker
Sweet Home Extension Club
Helen Help UsI Columns Teens Seek Trust And Names
A youth advice column offers guidance on teen dating trust issues and parental inroom oversight. Readers ask about earning trust with a girlfriend across the street and the term for servicemen, with Helen inviting suggestions and comments from readers.
Helen Help Us How Middle Child Feels Left Out
A reader Mixed Up asks if feeling overlooked by parents is normal. Helen explains that many siblings experience jealousy, with the middle child often feeling forgotten while parents may favor the oldest or youngest. She suggests open talks with parents to reveal their unique love for each child.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wants
Helen
Pd Bettel
Hope
Christmas Homecomings and Holiday Travel Notes
Kay Bell of North Texas State University returns home for Christmas with her parents Greer and, Sydney McMath of Boston visits his folks for the holidays. Mrs. Cole travels to Lexington to see relatives. Summit New Jersey visitors join Albert Graves family. Earl O Neal hosts James Brizzolara and Rodney Brewer. McLelland and Roger in the Far East. James Hartsfield from Alaska arrives before Vietnam deployment. Oliver Adams and son visit Hope. J W Manney visits Little Rock Harrisburg and relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kay Bell
North Texas State University
Greer Bell
Rodney Brewer
Texarkana
Vietnam
T. 4. McLelland
the McLelland
Roger
Far East
James Richard Hartsfield
Ft. Riley
J. W. Manney
Little Rock
James W. Manney
G. H. Emerson and Son
Harrisburg
Brooks on adapting In Cold Blood into film
AP writer Bob Thomas reports Richard Brooks wrestles with turning Truman Capote’s non fiction novel into a compact screenplay. He plans to shoot in Kansas and Nevada locations, casting Robert Blake, avoiding stars to cut costs, and facing critics over the film’s honesty and length.
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Bob Thomas
Hollywood
Richard Brooks
Truman Capote
Brooks
Jean Simmons
Capote
Kansas
Midwest
Robert Blake
Perry Smith
Columbia
Holcomb
Kan
Garden City
Kansas Penitentiary
Las Vegas
Reno
Elko
Nevada
Kansas City
Knitting Center Teaches Easy Cardigan Patterns
In Manhattan a large knitters workroom shows four knitters at round tables. Instructors assist as a young girl learns to knit while others work on a Scandia cardigan, a pink layette, and dress finishing. The paper offers three patterns with 50 cent requests to Stitchin Time, Box 503, Radio City.
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Manhattan
Madison Ave
Radio City
New York
N.Y
Grinch Who Stole Christmas on CBS TV Gains Gloomy Charm
Television adaptation with Boris Karloff narration and Dr. Seuss visuals keeps the tale grim yet engaging for both kids and adults. The Grinch, a three size too small heart figure, steals Christmas but the Whoville residents reaffirm the holiday spirit and the true meaning of Christmas despite loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cynthia Lowry
New York
Boris Karloff
Dr. Seuss
CBS
Whoville
Christmas TV Highlights and Spouse of Reform Fashion
CBS airs family fun with Jack and the Beanstalk adaptation by Brinée Street players. NBC offers Lorne Greene Christmas music special and a Telephone Hour tribute to Walt Disney. ABC plans February Mini-Skirt Rebellion special. Fashions note over-the-knee skirts in reruns as Christmas programs unfold.
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CBS
Will B. Able
Lorne Greene
NBC
Chet Huntley
Walt Disney
ABC
Perry Coma
Youths Hike 65 Miles for Charity in Pittsburgh Event
Forty Kappa Delta Rho fraternity brothers from Indiana University of Pennsylvania completed a two day 65 mile walk to Pittsburgh for charity. They raised 1518 from motorists for Children’s Hospital and returned by car. Hospital official Carol Chambers said many settlors were exhausted and slept on the floor after the grueling hike. The article notes Montana hosts the country’s only important sapphire mines.
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Pittsburgh
Children's Hospital
Carol Chambers
Hospital For Crippled Children
Kappa Delta Rho
Indiana University of Pennsylvania
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Wesday
Society
Auesday
Christas
Bridge Club
Deann Lilac Club
Warner Kidd
Luke Treece
Claudie Ogden
Nora Revels
Luther Butler
Grace Caldwell
Elmer Devore
Cartie Lee
Frank McCorkle
Will Reed
Dennis Townson
Raymond Clark
Jimmy Ogden
Washington
Springhill
USI
Helen Bottel
Klig Inc
Ben Jonson
Sydney McMath
Boston
Mrs. Sydnel Math
Cole
Lexington, Ky
James Gilbert
Hunter Long
Summit, N. J
Albert Graves
Mr. Long
Earl O'Neal
Mrs
James Brizzolara
Houston
Oliver Adams
Oliver Adams, Jr
Berryville
Sir Arthur Wing Pinere
Ark
Judy Love
Newspaper Enterprise Assa
Scandia
Jean Seberg
Blackman
Sean Garrison
Mervyn le Roy
Universal Picture
Henry Mangini
Montana
United States
Gus KenneDy
New Hope Village
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