Local Society Notes From Hempstead County July 1967
Community calendars list events across Hempstead County including a Fourth of July picnic by the Republican Women at Fair Park with a bandstand, potluck meal, and beverage, plus a Hope Country Club gathering with cards and a 9 hole scramble golf tournament and a putt luck supper hosted by Lewisville residents. WMS and W.S.C.S. circle meetings at First Baptist Church are scheduled July 17 and 18, with detailed circle rosters and a July 10 circle 4 meeting noted, followed by social hour with coffee and cake.
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Hempstead County
Republicah
Fair Park
the Hope Country Club
Albert Bray
Walter Wilson
Lewisville
W.M.S. of
The
First Baptist Church
L. F. Higgason
W. H. Guneter, Sr
Ned Purtle
J. O. Luck
Jewel Moore, Jr
W.S.C.S
Mary Kay Lehman
Edwin Ward
Chas, Wilson
E.P. Young
H. O. Kyler
Bookmobile July 19 20 22 schedules with stops
The notice lists bookmobile routes and stop times across July 19 18 20 and 22 detailing locations such as homes grocery stores schools and churches in a compact schedule format with exact times and venues for each date.
Cooking That Black Bear Recipe Finds At Fork of Cheat
West Virginia church celebrates 192nd anniversary with a bear feast and requests for the making s of bear recipes. Rev. Joe Gluck notes many recipes marinate or pickle bear meat with varying soaking times from 25 minutes to two weeks and basting durations of five hours.
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Jim Howard
Morgantown
W. Va
West Virginia
Joe Gluck
Cheat Baptist Church
Stewartstown
Here
Gluck
Gluck Sedd
Terrapin Derby Resumes in Lepanto After Year Gap
About 1,000 spectators watched the 28th Lepanto Terrapin Derby co sponsored by the American Legion and Lions Club. One hundred turtles were drawn from 1,500 tickets for the race along a 100 foot stretch. Danny Boy won first prize of 200 dollars for John Maxwell of Sikesoon Missouri while Razorback took 100 dollars for R. E. Denham of Lake Village. Pill Roller finished third for Lepanto pharmacist John Whayne. The winning time was under eight minutes though clocks were missing. A stray line notes the USSR dolphin fishing law.
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Tommy Yates
Associated Press
Lepanto
Mid- South
Tate
American Legion and
Lions Club
Danny Boy
John Maxwell
Sikesoon
Razorback
R. E. Denham
Lake Village
Pill-Roller
John Whayne
U.S.S.R
Helen Help Us Youth Questions From Readers Column
A 1967 Hope Star youth advice column titled Helen Help Us invites teenage questions. Letters cover touch at a concert, jealous boyfriends, stepparents, teenage responsibility, pregnancy, and family life, with Helen Bottel offering concise guidance and practical resolutions.
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Helen
Helen Bottel
Hope Star
Inc
Hayley Mills Shifts Image After Six City Tour
Hollywood AP report notes fans resist aging idols Judy Garland and Hayley Mills as Mills promotes a new on screen persona after a six city tour with Roy Boulting. Mills says divorce proceedings have dragged on for four years while she has turned 21 and remains married.
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Bob Thomas
Hollywood
Judy Garland
Dorothy
Hayley Mills
Hayley
John
Roy Boulting
McBride Reports On Soap Opera Life From Catskills Home
Editor Mary Margaret McBride, radio’s早 longtime host now based 100 miles from New York, shares insights from Kingston WGHQ and her view of daytime serials. She notes dramatic plots, evolving careers, and the soap opera world’s impact on real life as fans follow yesterday and today’s television and radio.
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Mary Margaret McBride
New York City
Kingston
WGHQ
New York
Catskills
France
Timbuctu
Hugh Downs Keeps 4:15 AM Today Show Schedule
In New York Hugh Downs rises at 4:15 AM for a two hour Today show stint. He adjusts to early hours, studies guests, and values being a representative of the people on screen. Barbara Walters praises his kindness and poise.
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New York
Jack Paar
Hugh
Barbara Walters
al Morgan
Obituary for Bohannon Faural at Cakerest Chapel
The funeral for Bohannon Faural will be held at 2:30 p.m. Sunday at Cakerest Chapel with Rev. Clyde Johnsott officiating. Burial follows in Minarat Springs Cemetery, arranged by Cake Rest Funeral Home. Neighborly life and daytime serials evoke memories of a simpler era and community chatter.
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Fom
Lo. Bohannon
Ttea
Sue
Clyde Johnsott
Minarat Springs
Cakereat Funieral Hote
Youth Beat 1967 Biggest Job Summer Ever
The U S Bureau of Labor Statistics reports about 3 5 million youths will work until Labor Day with 100 000 more summer jobs than last year Look in local communities for opportunities the New Canaan Woman's Club has steered teens to jobs for girls include mother s helper office work camp work waitress and clerk for boys opportunities include odd jobs restaurant work store work lifeguard and more Also mosquitoes and nosebleeds are discussed along with a brief history of summer camps noting six million youths will attend camps nationwide with varied types and locations
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U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics
New Canaan
Jimming
Frederick William Gunn
Milford
Conn
New England
North Central States
Southeast
West
Pop
Mom
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