Wedding of Gail Algard and Paul Singleton noted in society column
The society notes report Gail Algard of Springhill Indiana marrying Paul Singleton son of Mr and Mrs Hi Singleton of Springhill Louisiana with June wedding dated June 18. Mrs Singleton is a Laneburg High School graduate and attends Southern State College Magnolia majoring in psychology and sociology. The couple plan to reside in Springhill Louisiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vivian Alford
Hope
Inrnational Paper Company
Bringhill
Springhill
Louisiana
Engagement and wedding plans in Hope Arkansas
Brenda Kay Delony daughter of the late Mr and Mrs William A Delony and Donald H Gammill son of Mrs Sam Gammill and the late Mr Gammill announce their engagement and forthcoming August 27 wedding at Walnut Street Church of Christ in Hope Arkansas. Brenda is a 1962 Hope High graduate employed by Southwestern Bell. Donald is a 1958 Hope High graduate employed by M & M Leasing Company. The piece mentions cast notes about a stage production and notes on a person’s medical history and research involvement, including references to Tar Patrol and a German officer. The color green symbolizes hope in church use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brenda Kay Delony
William A. Delony
Donald H. Gammill
Sam Gammill
Mr. Gammill
Southwestern Bell Telephone Company
Gammill
Hope High
M & M Leasing Company of
Hope
Walnut Street Church of Christ In Hope
Raps Doctors for Treatment of Addicts
AP Science Writer Alton Blakeslee reports a doctor and addict who challenges the medical field for failing to treat addicts. He accuses the profession of avoiding government intervention and blames the federal narcotics laws administered by the Internal Revenue Service. The piece recalls his rise from a successful New Jersey pediatrician to morphine dependency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alton Blakeslee
New York
Medical World News
Bureau of Internal Revenue
New Jersey
Helen Help Us Teen Advice Column Excerpt
A youth advice column features reader questions on nose size hair removal and nail growth. Helen guides Nosey on nose job realism and costs, Hairy Problem on disguising arm fuzz with peroxide paste, and Troubled on brittle nails tied to teenage dieting with milk, protein, and gelatin tips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Felp Usi
Helen
H.P
Wron
Dear Helen advice and bank notice mix in column
A quirky late night column blends reader questions about flirtation and spanking fantasies with a public notice about the Bank of Canada not making deposits or loans to the public. The piece cites Hope’s Wear and King Features Syndicate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen
Helen Bottel
Hope
Bank of Canada
Dominion
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Onty Monts
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Rufus Herndon
Lips
Bill Wray
Emfret Thompson
Lyle Brown
Larssh R. L. Broach
Bert Lowe
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Jack Lowe
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Sammy and
Louann
Mes
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H. H. Flesher
Japan
Bill Flesher
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George Bush
Cortland, Ny
Slivia Winfrey
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Lex Helms, Sr
John Allen
Howell
Williams
C. D. Cornelius
Garland Bright
Clarefice Bishop
Charles Phillips
Wiley Turley
McNab
Doyle Atkins Hope
Raymond Jones
Martha Porter
Cynthia Lowry
Pomona
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Viet Nam
Gomer Pyle
ABC
France
U.S
CBS
Jericho
F Troop
Spain
Sinc
Africa
Rommel
Paden
COX Drug CO
Hope, Ark
ARK
Chris George
Lawrence Casey
Justin Tarr
Hans Gudegast
Rat Patrol
Gudegadt
Gédd
Guy Evenrif
Tam
Gudegast
South America
Colombia
Venezuela
Caribbean Sea
Hental
Bnt
Mecca
Public Health Service
Lexington
Tesr
Shipley Studio
Phota
Bob
Mall Crear
Errol’ Flynn
Wear
King Features Syndicate, Inc
Kaopecate
DIX Drive-In
Tonite
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