Calendar of Society Events and Fashion Notes
Calendar items from May include Garrett Memorial Baptist Church youth meeting at 7:30 p.m. on Rosston Road, Junior Auxiliary luncheon on May 24, and Ladies Bridge Luncheon at Hope Country Club May 25. Reports mention a Friday Bridge Club, a birth in Munich, and visits by various families. Fashion note discusses summer pantsuits, cropped pants, patterns, fabrics, and accessories with emphasis on current styles.
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Garrett Memorial Baptist Church
Clifton Booth
Rosston Road
Heritage House
Jim Pruden
Gordon Tyer
the Hope Country Club
Carl Bramlett
Mike McMurs Rough
Charles Wilehite
Helen Help Us Subscribed Romance and Budget Worries
A college freshman writes Helen about a well off girlfriend father funding outings and whether to accept. Helen advises sharing costs and suggests practical alternatives plus a tip to repay favors with odd jobs. Other readers discuss cafe work tips and coping with parental separation, plus a local nutritionist promotes a budgeting discussion for homemakers at Hope Chamber of Commerce.
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Helen
B.F
H. P.S
Blanche Randolph
Hempstead County
Hope Chamber of Commerce
Moon hotel dream and fashion for summer shoppers
Bill Young cites Hilton dream of a lunar hotel with 100 rooms and wall to wall television as a futuristic joke. The piece then shifts to fashion notes featuring beret era California suits, striped seersucker knits, a Jon McCauley ban-lon jersey, and discounted Dacron knits, all priced around $26 to $30, with a summer shopping push and hints of warm earth weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conrad Hilton
American Hotel Association
Hilton
Elso
California
Jon McCauley
Dacron
Balancing Free Speech and Limits in Law
A reader argues freedom of speech must be limited by time and place and content rules. The piece discusses defamation obscenity and sedition as lawful limits while stressing limits should be minimal and constitutional, noting evolving standards from courts and the 867 American Bar Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Bar Association
Pioneers of late night TV Steve Allen and rivals
Bob Thomas surveys the birth of late night television and Steve Allens role with CBS summer plans. He cites Allen as the original host of The Tonight Show, notes the evolution through Paar and Carson, and highlights Allen’s current prime time bid with Jayne Meadows and regulars while profiling rivals Merv Griffin and Joey Bishop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Thomas
Hollywood
Steve Allen
John Carson
Mervyn Griffin
Joseph Bishop
William Dana
Allen
NBC
Jack Paar
Carson
Steve
Johne
Ed Sullivan
Paar Ad
Danny Kaye
CBS
Jayne Meadows
Louis Nye
Steverine
Dayton Allen
Cate Son
Las Vegas
Joey Bishop
Improga Sion
Merv Griffin
Convicts Seek Court Review Of Solitary Time
Two inmates at Cummins Prison Farm filed District Court petitions for general relief to challenge solitary confinement procedures. Parker says he was kept in the hole for six days for refusing to work after illness, while Courtney complains of inadequate medical care and seeks transfer to a county jail for safety.
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Little Rock
Dell
Courtney
Parker
Trusty
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Talbot Feild, Jr
Guy Downsing
Mary Anita Laseter
Bridge Club
Charles Harrell
K. E. Ambrose
H. C. Whitworth
C. P. Tolleson
Billy Joe Gilbert
Munich
Germany
Karen Denise
Matti Bristow
Henry Gilbert
Rt. 1
Fulc
Ons
Paul Raley
Pine Bluff
David Pack
Roy F. Prather
Steve Carrigan, Jr
Kenny McKee
Houston
Jewel Moore
Omaha
Tex
Fielding Huddleston
Eva Gross
R. B. Moore
By Helen Hennessy
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
New York
NEA
HOPE
Omsat
Helen Bottel
Saenger
Showtime
John Mills
Ralph Richardson
Michael Caine
Vony Hancock
Peter Sellers
Desiaing
Cash Box
Franklin the Happening
Supremes
Conley
Humperdincs
Buckighams Creeque Alley
Digmond
Defferson Dimlens
Davee Dees
Arkla
la Gas Living
Arkansa Quis
T Nia Gas Company