Society notes from Hope Arkansas March 1967 events
Friday column highlights include Hunt at Hope Country Club March 26 hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Cox and others, Wesleyan Service Guild meeting at Mrs. O'Neal's home, World Banks pledges due March 28, choir practices canceled, various club meetings and a postponed Ladies Bridge-Luncheon, plus a Green family Irish dinner and multiple marriage announcements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hope Country Club
Hunt
Suneday
Johnny Cox
Richard Keaton
Bennet Wood
Alvin Faseterling
Wesleyan Service Guild No
First Methodist Church
Lois O'Neal
North Washington
Dorothy Weisenberger
the Hope Country Club
Thomas Hays
Forney Holt
Marian Holder
Green
John Grimes
Southland Heights
Ireland
Television and Radio Changes in April Schedule
AP reports on daytime TV shifts as networks NBC ABC CBS overhaul morning lineups in April. Jeopardy reaches four years. Reach for the Stars ends. One in a Million and a gossip interview show join ABC. Bill Dana to host late night Vegas show for new four network venture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cynthia Lowry
AP Tv Radio Wester New York
CBS
NBC
ABC
Hollywood
Art Fleming
Fleming
Bill Dana
Joe Jiminez
Las Vegas
United Broadcasting Co
Back Peck Typewriter Milestone From 1867 Milwaukee Shop
In Kleinsteuber's Milwaukee machine shop the first effective type writer emerged from boys tinkering. The inventor pecked out his name and date C Latham Sholes September 1867 signaling the device that would transform writing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kleinsteuber
Milwaukee
C. Latham Sholes
CBS to produce feature films for theaters signals new era
CBS announces it will enter feature filmmaking for theaters, aiming for about ten titles yearly at start. Industry and studios weigh antitrust questions while exhibitors welcome more new product to sustain the theater business as networks seek stable film supply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Thomas
Hollywood
Columbia Broadcasting System
Big Sig
CBS
John A. Schneider
CBS Broadcast Group
NBC
ABC
Helen Help Us Youth Column On Teens And Family Life
A 1967 Hope Star column excerpt features Dear Helen Ask for teen advice and family dynamics. Readers describe teen rebellion spankings and parental divides while mothers defend working wives and homemakers in a period voice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen
Inez
PTA
Housewives of
America
Helen Bottel
Hope Star
Inc
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P.E.D
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E. H. Stewart
Cosmopolitan Club
Jewsel Moore, Jr
First Presbyterian Jr
Rocky Mound HD Club
Henry Pickard
Rocky Mound Extension Homemakers’ Club
Floyd Pharris
Thelma Messer
Floyd Brannon
Louise Dudley
Branton
Louise Budiey
Rish
Grimes
William Mitchell Powell
Hope
Toni Jean Clark
Lewisville
John P. Seymour
Center Point
Texas
Sharon J. Hail
Broken Bow
Okla
Dennie Leon Foster
North Lite Tle Rock
Ark
Martha Ann Shankles
Harold L. Matherly
Rosston
Emma Jean Walker
John W. McLaughlin
Nashville
James M
Bradford
Wayman Herring
Ashdown
Tonel
Ruby Green
Jeffery Earl Jones
Michael Felling
Owatonna
Minn
St. Mary’s Hospital
Rochester
Carl Gilbert
Joseph Felling
Detroit
Mich
Robert McClung
Waynesboro
Virginia
Johnie Carter
David
Emmet Lewallen
Hot Springs
Riley Lewallen
Lee Hopkinson
Frank Kirk, Jr
H. C. Whitworth
Lawton
Lt. Kirk
Linda Black
Mrs. Whitworth
Law+ton
Indianapole
The
Christian Churches (Disciples of Christ
Edwin R. Menz
Martin Crow
Shawnee Mission
Kan
F.C. Crow
Scott
Robert Harmon
Beulah Cox
St. James, Mo
Kay Harmon
U of A
Leo Harmon
Garland Medders
Gayle
Richardson, Tex
Andrea Gayle Georges
Georges
Mig
Danny Stephenson
Jolynn
Herndon
Rueufs
All of Hope
Memorial
H. C. Coleman
McCaskill
Randle Stephens
Emmet
John Connell
Pateros
Albert Zimmerman
Weseley Jones
J. F. Quillian
Henry Robinson
Billy Edwards
Obieq
Dell
Gaby
Portugal
Hallmark Gallery
Fifth Avenue
New York City
Mata Ylate
Mae
Fred
Ohset
Sholes
E. Remington and Sons
Remington
Lillian Sholes
Dad
Henderson Sugar
Hore
Dixie Drive-In Theatre
Showtime
Gary Lewis
Playboys
Freddie Dreamers
the Turtles
Dodge Boys
Dodge
Nunn-Pentecost Motor CO
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