Calendar of Events and Club Notices in Friday Society
A dense society page lists a potluck at Hope Country Club on Saturday November 16 with host couples Dr. and Mrs. George Wright Mr. and Mrs. Rogen Smith and Miss Mary Roy Joses. It covers church activities Lilac Garden Club meeting at Blevins Mrs Nesbitt and co hosts, Christma decorations talk led by Mrs. R.M. Kiger, and numerous community groups meeting November 18 19. The page notes aprons for VA Hospital gift shop and mentions Eye O' Ben er and a 1969 officer slate. It ends with Youth Choir Practice at First Presbyterian Church and Green Thumb Jr Garden Club events with bird slides by Dr. Rogers and visitors in Magnolia and Macon.
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the Hope Country Club
Pam
George Wright
Rogen Smith
Mary Roy Joses
Lilac Garden Club
Blevins
N.P. Nesbitt
P.C. Stephens
Lelia Jordan
Christamas
R.M. Kiger
Stephens
Hinton Homemakers's Club
Leslie Huddleston
American Legion Auxiliary
M. M. McCloughan
C. M. Agee
Chares Taylor
Jon's City Bakery
VA Hospital
Hinton
Barry Jackson
Ben Waller
Troy Holls
DeAnn Lilac Garden Club
Garland Smith
Ansley Willett
Cora Burke
Mils Lillie Clark
Wanda Fern Dixon to Wed Leo Patrick Henry in Hope
Engagement announced by Mr and Mrs Hollis Thomas Dixon of Hope Arkansas for Wanda Fern Dixon daughter of the couple to Leo Patrick Henry son of Mr and Mrs George Leo Henry of Texarkana The bride earned degrees from Ouachita Baptist University and the University of Arkansas and teaches at Texas Senior High School in Texarkana The groom earned a Master of Science in biology from East Texas State University and teaches at Liberty Eylau High School The wedding is set for Thursday December 26 at First Baptist Church Hope
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Hollis Thomas Dixon
Hope
Arkansas
Wanda Fern
Leo Patrick Henry
George Leo Henry
Texarkana
Texas Senior High School
East Texas State University
Liberty Eylau High School
First Baptist Church
Midseason TV Realignment Hits ABC NBC CBS
Nielsen based scheduling shifts cut several ABC shows including Peyton Place and That Girl while adding Laugh-in style revues and new half hour programs. CBS and NBC bolster schedules with The Smothers Brothers Comedy Hour and Rowan and Martin's Laugh-In among midseason entries.
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Cynthia Lowry
New York
CBS
Rowan and Martin
NBC
ABC
Nielsen Health
Dean Martin
Tom Jones
Felony Squad
Don Rickles
Payton
Tony
Phyllis Diller
Glen Campbell
Daktari
Woman laments grocery bill strain and seeks budgeting help
A reader complains of rising groceries, $20 weekly for a family of four, and husband anger when funds run short. Helen suggests sharing shopping duties to curb excess and save for a house. The letter notes limited TV watching and family time amid concerns over media influence.
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Helen
Helen Help Us Opinion Sparks TV Viewing Debate
In a lively letters page exchange readers discuss television’s influence on children versus adults. A writer argues adults watch far more TV, while another notes young viewers are selective, often preferring records to the tube.
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Helen
Dotty
Dot
Irene Boone
Rt. 1
Vornado
Louisiana
First Whale Hopes It Is His Last at Museum Exhibit
New York AP report notes Tom OToole overseeing placement of a modern blue whale model in the American Museum of Natural History. The 85-foot sculpture replaces a 76 1/2 foot plaster figure from 1908, features a steel frame with polyurethane foam and fiberglass, and will open February 26 after final assembly.
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New York
Tom O'Toole
American Museum of Natural History
Hall of
Ocean Life
Richard GM van Gelder
Deer Periment of Mammalogy
Knits and Fashion Star in Dark Shadows Era
Actress Joan Bennett stars in a knit suit praised for mature style and comfort. The three color Bernat Nylo Sports pattern suits a range of sizes from slender to fuller figures. Knitting instructions cover sizes 10 to 16 and 38 to 42. send 50 cents for leaflet No. 155 with name and address.
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Miss Bennett
Dark Shadows
Ronald Colman
Spencer Tracy
Gregory Peck
Bernat
Nylo
P.O
Radio City
New York
Joan Bennett
Square Actress Digs New York Square Actress
Kath ryn Hayes, a longtime actress, says she fits New York better than Hollywood, though she lives in California for family reasons. She recalls a rough Hollywood experience, admires regular crowds in New York, and notes her daughter supports the move while her parents enjoy their new home. Joanna Simon, a mezzo soprano, is praised for a Mahler Bach program chosen by a Saginaw Symphony audience, reflecting her evolving concert career and ambition.
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Hollywood
NEA
California
Kathryn Hayes
Las
Charlton Heston
New York
Sherri
Illinois
Kathy
Joanna
Simon
Salzburg
Jinx
Austria
Mozart
Saginaw, Mich
Saginaw
Simon and Schuster
Newspaper Enterprise Asia
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Society
First Presbyterian Church
Wesleyan Service Guild
First United Methodist Church
Kyler
Lilag Pee
Blevins Hom
W.M.S
Miles Laha
South Main
Green Thumb Garden Club
Lynn Harris
Circle No. 1
Ray Lawrence
Beryl Henry P.T.A
Brookwood P.T.A
Bobby Joe Lea
Green Thumb Jr
Daffadel Garden Club
Paisley School
Michael James
Jud Martindale, Jr
Katie Arnett
Jackie Atkins
Mar
Ronda Baker
John Craig
Kinard Young
Rogers
James Roberston
R.B. Moore, Jr
Magnolia
L.D. Springer, Jr
Macon
L.D. Springer
Georgia
Ouachita Baptist University
The
University of
Wanda Fern Hollis
Robin Hoogd
Plus Metro Guide
Killer
Yo Mayer
Tony Antony
Atrecn Omrince
Metrocolo
Monda
Moor
ARK
Helen Bottel
DIX Drive-in
Sunda
Puget
Ryan Prot Neely
New Orleans
Tia Saint
Adult Entertainment
Handbhits
Knit
Judy
Jereepes
Judy Love
Newspaper Enterprise. Assn
Square
By Dick Kleiner
Hollywood Correspondent
Tast
Redge Boys
Bob Morton
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