Calendar of Events in Society Column January 1969
Society notes list club meetings at homes, potluck suppers, and bridge luncheon plans for January 28 to January 30. Includes Legion Auxiliary program on January 21, plans for Golden Anniversary celebration, and local social visits and weekend guests. Mentions attendees from Jones, Barranco, and Beene families. Fayetteville graduation, Dallas fashion market, and visitors from Pine Bluff, Shawnee Mission, and Shreveport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion Auxiliary
Leslie Huddleston
E.5
Franklin
Bob Kemp
Charles Taylor
Legion
Auxiliary
E. F. Formby
Mamie Gentry
H.C. Whitworth
F.R. Moses
Rob Jones
C.C. Lewis
Moses
David Pack
Pine Bluff
Paul Raley
Raley
Dallas
Wear the Pants If They Fit Men Told
An Associated Press survey finds most men favor women wearing pants for day and evening wear, though views vary by age. Some approve of dressier pant suits in Hollywood and at clubs, while others prefer skirts or dresses for mature women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sy Louise Cook
Associated Press
Robert Winter
Detroit
Sam T. Milliken
Denver
Milliken
Robert Chace
Loveland
Ohio
Cincinnati
Hollywood
William Drumm
Arche Diocese of St. Louis
Engagement announced for Peggy Lynn McCorkle to William Daniels
Mr and Mrs Johnnie McCorkle announce the engagement of Peggy Lynn to William L Daniels of Huntsville Alabama son of Rev and Mrs Arthur Johnson of Huntsville Miss McCorkle is a Central Baptist College and State College of Arkansas graduate Mr Daniels is a student at The University of Alabama Center The wedding is set for February 15 at 6 30 PM at First Baptist Church in Hope No cards will be sent Friends and relatives are invited to attend
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnnie McCorkle
Peggy Lynn
William L. Daniels
Huntsville
Alabama
Arthur Johnson
Miss McCorkle
Central Baptist College
State College of Arkansas
Daniels
University of Alabama Center
First Baptist Church In
Hope
TV Highlights in Midwinter Programming Echo Science and Nostalgia
AP review notes CBS 60 Minutes Century explains science for general viewers with simulation of space war landings and moon walks hosted by Walter Cronkite. ABC golf weather disrupts, CBS Children’s Film Festival hosts silent fantasies, NBC Down on the Farm contrasts nostalgic country life with modern mechanized agriculture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Cronkite
ABC
Jack Lemmon
CBS
Kukla Fran
Ollie
NBC
America
Denitist United to Ban Parents in Exam Rooms
A column letter pack discusses a plan by city dentists to refuse treatment if a parent stays with a child. The writer argues limits harm and suggests it fosters distrust. Replies explain dentists may refuse service if a guardian disrupts care, with casual advice on handling gossip and maintaining civility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen
Funeral for Irene Enzinger Held in Eureka Springs
A private funeral was held Sunday in Eureka Springs for Irene Castle Enzinger who died Saturday in a local hospital of congestive heart failure. She gained fame as Irene Castle dancing with Vernon Castle and shaped women’s style in early 20th century. Cremation will occur in Tulsa and remains will be sent to New York City for burial at Woodlawn Cemetery beside Vernon Castle, her first husband.
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Eureka Springs
Ark
Irene Castle Enzinger
Enzinger
Irene Castle
Tulsa
Oklo
New York City
Woodlawn
Vernon Castle
Current Best Sellers Listed by Publishers' Weekly
A fragmented OCR list outlines best sellers compiled by Publishers Weekly. Names appear garbled but imply top titles and authors, with scattered quotes and stray phrases indicating a varied, incomplete catalog.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bcteon
Glenwood Pair Charged in Slaying
In Hot Springs Arkansas AP report Joe F. Tollett 24 and his wife Dar lene 19 were charged with first degree murder in the stabbing death of Bully J. Chesshir 35 found near a cafe two miles west of Hot Springs. They were arrested at their Glenwood home after the Saturday incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hot Springs, Ark
Joe F. Tollett
Glenwood
Darlene
Hot Springs
Bully J. Chesshir
Here
Kenneth McKinney
Chesshir
Red White and Maddox opens on Broadway satire
Mary Campbell reports on Red White and Maddox, a sharp Broadway satire about Georgia governor Lester Maddox. The show, moved intact from Atlanta Theater, mocks his rise from chicken restaurant owner to governor through fast dialogue, songs, and a biting portrayal by Jay Garner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Campbell
Associated Press
NEW York (Ap
Red, White and Maddox
Georgia
Suneday
Atlanta
New York
MacBird
Maddox
Ans Igens
Munele
God
Cottegressite
Russia
Bon Tweker
Jay Broad
Jay Garner
Garener
Jubilee Doe
Edward Padula
Heves
Red
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Kroger Corn Show Boat
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Birds Eye Frozen Cool Whip
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