Society Calendar Highlights Local club meetings events
The March 24 1971 society page lists Nike Club initiation at the Douglas Building Holy Communion at St Mark's Episcopal Church Ladies Bridge Luncheon at Hope Country Club reservations via two phone numbers Friday Music Club gathering at Mrs Sam W Strong's home dinner and dance at Hope Country Club with reservations due March 25 antique sale at Laneburg Agri Building April 2 proceeds benefit PTA and time clock purchase for the gym plus notes on bridge club elections hospital auxiliary activities and local social visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Hope Country Club
J.W. Branch
H.C. Whitworth
Laneburg Agri
J. B. Rowe, Jr
PTA
Methodist Youth Build Sanctuary Drive Gains Steam
Young Methodists at First United Methodist Church lead a building drive for a new sanctuary. They raised funds through house and yard work, pancake breakfasts, and chili suppers, aiming to lay a faith foundation. A Share Service on March 28 will let youth participate with gifts for the project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First United Methodist Church
Danny Joyce
George Frazier
F.C. Crow
John Wilson
Larry Patterson
Helen Help Us Youth Column Prompted By Real Questions
A long reader correspondence column asks if the Helena Help Us series is real, with letters from a worried audience about relationships, dating, incest, and teen pregnancy. The editor defends the column, notes reader trust, and urges seeking counseling for abuse cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen
Sinatra Says He's Quitting Show Business
Hollywood AP reports Frank Sinatra, famed singer and actor, announces immediate retirement from entertainment and public life four months after Warner Bros. barred him from a star ring role due to hand pain. He tells the New York Daily News he looks forward to time with family, writing, and perhaps teaching, ending a turbulent career crowned by From Here to Eternity and a lasting title as Mr. Show Business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood
Frank Sinatra
Bobby Sex Idol
Warner Bros. Studio
Sinatra
New York Daily News
The
Law
Ava Gardner
Mia Farrow
New South Wales seeks U S teachers for Australia jobs
New South Wales recruitment officers in New York report 1000 inquiries weekly as Australia seeks math and science teachers. Last year 300 of 14 000 inquiries were hired. Salaries are described as comparable to other professionals. A bachelor degree teacher might earn 3677 in year one and 5412 after ten years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William J. Waugh
Washington
United States
New South Wales
America
Bill Robinson
Lionel Mead
Victoria
Tasmania
South Australia
Queensland
Western Australia
McAlpin
New York City
Canada
Robinson
Surprised by American Couples Applying
He said he had been surprised at the number of American couples applying. They represent about 20 percent of the total.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ers
Hepatitis Vaccine Developed by NYU Scientist
New York University clinician Dr. Saul Krugman reports a human immunization against the most serious form of hepatitis, a major step toward a vaccine within five to nine years. The team used a serum hepatitis strain known as MS2, boiled with water to deactivate infectivity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brian Sullivan
NEW York
New York University
Saul Krugman
New York University Medical Center
Krugman
In Search of America TV Movie Makes Pilot Ambitious
ABC presents a Movie of the Week about the Olson family touring the United States to understand youth and aging. The tone shifts from earnest social insight to conservative common sense as the journey unfolds with a tame rock festival setting and a soap opera subplot about a girl fleeing a kidney machine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cynthia Lowry
New York
ABC
Mike
Yellowstone Park
Boiled Serum Protects Against Hepatitis Antibodies Formed
The text describes that the boiled serum stimulated antibody production and protected two recipients from hepatitis. Antibodies, the disease fighting agents, were produced in the body following exposure to foreign substances. Two injections of the boiled serum proved protective and prompted antibodies against the illness.
In Search of America pilot flops against Nixon interview
The ABC pilot In Search of America failed to join the next season lineup after a weak 90 minute showing with Carl Betz Vera Miles Ruth Mcrevitt and Jeff Bridges. Nixon's prime time interview with Howard K Smith trailed in ratings behind NBC World Premiere and CBS Doris Day Show and The Carol Burnett Show in the New York market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ABC
Carl Betz
Vera Miles
Ruth Mcrevitt
Jeff Bridges
Nixon
Howard K. Smith
Johnny Carson
New York Area
NBC
CBS
Louis Armstrong Recovers From Heart Condition
New York reports Louis Armstrong is recovering after admission to Beth Israel Hospital March 15 due to a heart condition. Dr. Gary Zucker said Satchmo sat up in a chair on Sunday and had his first oral feeding, remaining in high spirits. Armstrong is 70.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Louis Armstrong
Beth Israel Hospital
Gary Zucker
Satchmo
Armstrong
Also Mentioned on This Page
Society
Nike Club
Douglas
St Mark's Episcopal Church
Sam W. Strong
Arch Wylie
Harry McLemore
Bridge Club
Hope Duplicate Bridge Club
the Diamond
George Robison
Lloyd Spencer
Harry Hawthorne
Marie C. Hendrix
Thomas Hays
E.J. Whitman
Hopeful Tops
Douglas Building
Doris Walden
Coleader
Linda Bell
Ann Price
Sharon Bailey
Betty Bain
Opal Duffie
Judy Duke
Nina Anthony
Emma Wiggins
Hempstead County Memorial Hospital Auxiliary
Diamond
Carter Russell
Russell Rowe
Herbert Griffin
R.E. Jackson
E.F. Formby
Ralph Routon
U of A
Mrs
Bill Routon
A.B. ‘‘Skeet'’ McCorkle
Marie Louise Simpson
Dallas
Garanflo
Ed McCorkle
Mary's
ST. Peeters Sro
Methodist
Hope
Conifer Council
World Association of Girl Scouts and Girl Guides
Joanne
Helen Bettel
M.C
Number Two
Number Three
Helen Bottel
California
Ark
STAR
Offset
Australia
U.S
WALT
DISNEY _ARISTOGATS
Voogeggags
FCC
Uae
Uta
WNCLE
Saenger Theatre
Adonna
A& B
B&c
Jamaica
Spa
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!