Polly Ann Sherman and Joseph Caldwell Wed in First Baptist
The wedding of Polly Ann Sherman to Joseph Henley Caldwell of Benton was held January 14 at the First Baptist Church. The bride, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Sherman, wore peau de soie with Alencon lace and carried white orchids and magnolia. Patsy Keen of San Antonio served as maid of honor. Best man was Henry Caldwell of Benton. Ceremony featured organist David Hanning singing The Lord's Prayer and a decor featuring magnolia and white flowers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Polly Ann Sherman
Joseph Henley Caldwell
Polly Ann Shermani
Benton
First Baptist
Ottie Lating
Shes
Reary R. Caldwell
Calas
David
Hanning
David, Hanning
David Hanning
Sam Gautsche
Misa Patsy
Keen
San Antonio
Texas
Henry T. Caldwell
Billy Don Peters
Barbara Gautsche
Sherman
Helen Help Us A Teen Advice Column From 1967
A 1967 King Syndicate teen column blends letters from readers about teen pregnancy marriage plans, parental support, and dating questions. Helen and Aunt Gerty offer pragmatic yet period attitudes, praising mothers while debating insurance as wedding incentives and legitimacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen
Faiby
Sacramento
Charles MM. Goethe
Aunt Gersty
Aunt Gerty
Hope AR Bride Wears Mint Green Silk Dress at Wedding
The Hope Arkansas Star notes the wedding of the bride, daughter of a Benton Public School faculty member, to a groom in business. The bride wore a mint green silk dress with matching accessories and a green cymbidium orchid. The mother of the groom wore a coral pink two piece silk suit with pink cymbidium orchid. Out of town guests included Mrs Charles West Dr and Mrs F C Crow and others. After a short wedding trip the couple will live in Benton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hope
Ark
Caldwell
Charles West
F. C. Crow
Clyde Davis
Jn. of
TV Viewers Split Over Interest in Screen Entertainment
AP Television Radio writer notes that while executives claim the quality audience is shrinking among higher earners, NAB’s TV Information Office cites Nielsen showing upper income viewers rising. Polls suggest many affluent viewers still don’t watch much, while networks push family friendly early evening shows and novelty superhero turns. A historical tidbit recalls Jean Laffite’s 1815 presidential pardon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cynthia Lowry
NEW York
Broadcastsng
Television Information Office
National Association of Broadcasters
Nielsen
Louis Harris
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First Methodist Church
Anderson’s
the Hope Country Club
Presbyterian
Glenn Norris
Syd McMath
Lloyd Spencer
Taiwan
Norris
the Diamond
Hope Duplicate
Ide
Comer Boyett
R. L. Broach
George Wright
R. L. Breach
Branch
Legion, Auxiliary
JW. Branch
Leslie Huddleston
American Legion Auxiliary
E. 5. Franklin
Joe Keesey
Circle 5
WSCS
van Boyce
J. C. Atchley
Jesus
Phillip Manus
Manus
Calvin Smith
Follog
TINA
Olin Purtell
Odell Luak
Ted Purtle
Clifton Booth
Fu. Churchill
Churchi
Clyde Johnson
Gelag
James W. Harris
Terri
Mesquite
Tex
Hazel Bright
Garland
Mr. Harris
James Walters
Lubbock, Tex
Minnie DeBord
L. A. ‘Arnett
Pine Bluff
Etter
Ird Ridde
Rhodes
Kelly Bryant
Little Rock
Hoei
Bat
Gay Basye
Houston
Warren Basye
Helen Bottel
Sue
W.N
Gerty
Liew
Pegr E
King Syndicate, Inc
Belton Hearing Aid
Beltone Hearing Service
Bill Ellis
Main St
Bill Elis Insurance Office
Beltone Megring
Aciter
Post
Mr. Terrific
Captain Nice
April Dancer
U.N.C.L.E
Jean Laffite
New Orleans
Gillette
Gy Gaace Ashe
Helena Rubinstein
Elena Rubinstei
Hine
Ogilvie
Maclean’s
G.E
Polaroid
Aytinal Jr
John P. Cox Drug CO
Hope, Ark
The
Stalven Aytinal
Mula
Famay
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