Local society notes and wedding details from January 31 1970
A sequence of society briefs lists club meetings for February 2 including the Women's Society of Change and the Daytime TOPS Club at the Douglas Building and church luncheons led by Mrs. Carl ton King. It also covers a January 24 wedding at First Baptist Atlanta Texas for Miss Mary Virginia Caudle and Midshipman Charles Neal Sherman with full ceremony details and family attendants. Additional notes mention civic club meetings on February 3 and professional nurse and Delta Kappa Gamma activities, plus public notices about marriage and reception plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women’s Society of Change
Tlan
First Umited Methodist Church
TOPS
Douglas
First Baptist Church
Atlanta
Texas
Mary Virginia Caudle
Charles Neal Sherman
USNR
Arthur Nolen Caudle
Marshall Neal Sherman
Edward S. Shirley
John Collins
Kenneth Holt
Frances Caudl
Phylis Sherman
Cathy Counts
Queen City
Caudle
Carolyn Caudle
Ruth Ann Caudle
David Murph Hardy
Fintiis
Midn
Joseph Steve Regan
Maohington
D.C
Mark Cuest
Minutd
Robert J. Sutton
Robert ©. Hopkins
Jim Moe
Gerry Cramp
Midna
Jim Atkistan
Steve Regan
Stuum
Huth
Texarkata
Rais
Miss Dherr
North
Rock
Arkyi
Miss
Alleraule
Private whites-only school planned in West Memphis
West Memphis Arkansas AP reports Rev Tra vis Case pastor of Tabernacle Baptist Church announced plans for a private six grade school for whites. A $70 000 air conditioned building will be erected on a six acre site with construction to start soon. Case said the project is not to thwart integration but to counter perceived immorality in public schools. Initial plans of three grades were expanded to six due to demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Memphis
Ark
Travis Case
Case
Tabernacle Baptist Church
Barbs by Phil Pastoret on language in TV calls
Irate callers complain about purple wording on television networks and the impact of adult peers on viewers. The column critiques how the language used by callers shapes public perception and sparks debate about media responsibility.
Tree and commission clash over demolished Pioneer tree
In Salt Lake City six Shade Tree Commission members warned that removing a 45 foot cot tonwood meant to honor Mormon pioneers would erase history. The Pine Neer No 1 was felled for drainage, leaving only a stump and a plaque gone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt Lake City
Shade Tree Commission
Daughters of Utah Pioneers
George Catmull
Shade
Hazel Bullough
Anything Goes in 70s New York Fashion Fabrics
The New York fashion scene embraces new durable fabrics for Spring-Summer 1970. Knits, organzas, eyelets, and blends move beyond traditional wear, with clingy weaves, prints, and stripes dominating day to night looks. Designers mix resort wear, two-piece sets, bold colors, and plenty of accessories for versatile, easy care outfits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW York
NEA
Jett
Alamac
West Point Pepperell
Station Offers Music for the Young at L.A.
AP report from Little Rock details a Southern Baptist youth program aired on KAAY in Fort Worth Texas. Second Baptist Church of Lite Rock sponsors a Sunday show blending rock and religion to engage unchurched youth with evangelical aims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
KAAY
Southern Baptist Convention
Port Worth
Tex
Second Bapist Church
Lite Rock
Jim Maloch
Secom Hapist
Maloch
Dale Cowling
Cathe No
Helen Help Us Youth Letters From Vietnam War Era
A teen column urges readers to mail questions for Helen Bottéel in care of Hope Star. It includes a long reader letter from a serviceman found on a body in Vietnam, reflecting faith, fear, and longing as he writes to God before combat. The piece emphasizes helping youth with problems and personal faith amid conflict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen
God
Vietnam
Television and Film Schedule Fragment Shows A Busy Lineup
A fragmented OCR listing outlines an extensive broadcast slate with multiple daily programs across sports, music, comedy, and drama. Entries reference college basketball, wrestling, golf, country stars Porter Wagoner and Bill Anderson, game shows like The Newlywed Game and Lawrence Welk, and late night features.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florida Novis
Tommy Trent
McHale's Navy
Wide World of Sporta
Wilburn Brothers
Nashville Magic
Porter Wagoner
Oak Ridge Boys
Lester Flatt
Porter
Nashville Music
Andy Willams
Jackie Gleason
Lawrence Welk
Green Acres
Hollywood Palace
Petticoat Junction
Bill Anderson
Moyie
Dick Cavett
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Betwetin & C.mn
WMS
Carlton King
Conale
Austin
University of Texas
Texarkana College
Baylor University
James H. Pilkinton
Hope
Arkansas
C.B. Hardman
Arkadelphia
Ae, Butler
Hempstead County
Republican Women's Club
Citizens National Bank
District 16
Registered Nurses Association
Memorial Hospital
Shirley Wesson
Prescott
Delta Kappa Gamma
By Phil Pastoret
Cpi
Mik Utada
Hee Lee Rt
Tree
Commission
Hedy Lamarr
Los Angeles
Hedy Camare
Superior Court
Gerald Malkein
Miss Lamarr
Quieving
New York City
Helen Hennessy
L.A
Billsimmuno Associated Press
Little Rock (Ap
Power
Almung Young Pacople
Secutw
Muluch
Finch
Lee Pandall
Sheas
Jaclenen Peynidds
Helen Bettel
Helens D
Jesus
Abe
Satwraed
York Walls
Frank McGee
Aerapera U
Wight
Italy
Mike “Douglas
Drogper
Cy Gomer Pye
USMC
Big Valley
Marshal Dillon
Rome
FBI and Sullivan
Bull Cosby
Merv Griffin
Net Journal
Valentino
Carol Burnett
Sabrina
Johnny Carson
Tex Forestry
Arrow Merv Griffin
Agriculture USA
Boco Today
Batman
Arkansas A.mil
Dudley Delight
Sally Quest
Bob
Fantastic Four
Debbie Drake
C. Aieika
Boveri Hilbillies
Oral Roberts
Texarkana Town
Andy Griffith
Camara Thrie
Hollywood
Discovery Ie
Davey
Goliath
Nag Bewltehed
Jeopardy
Hallelujah
Ball's
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