November society notes from Hope Tennessee area events
November 22 meeting of Cosmopolitan Club at Mrs. McDowell's home with Teddy Jones as cohostess. Hope Junior Auxiliary notes an Executive Board meeting at 9:30 am and a 10 am session at Chamber of Commerce. Thanksgiving service November 24 at First Assembly of God with Rev. Johnnie Beasley as speaker. Girl Scout meeting set for 3:30 to 4:30 pm. Christmas carol rehearsals slated for November 28 at the Ist Baptist Church lawn. Marriage notice: Mrs. Lillian Roberts and Gus Hickerson wed at Emmett Methodist with Rev. Cal Miller officiating. reception at Blevins Highway home. Attendants listed. couple to reside on Blevins Highway. Centerville Extension Homemaker Club met with Mrs. Mamie Sanders hosting. devotion and lessons on mental illness discussed. refreshments served. Friday Music Club explored Italian Renaissance music. recital announced for Dora Ann King at First Baptist Church. Arkadelphia district notes shared. Junior Girl Scout Troop 31 overnight at LITE Hut with hikes and pajama show. leaders named. Sweet Home Club meets with devotional and lesson on mental illness. refreshments served. Shortage of funds halts 66 season at Actors Studio in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillian Roberts
Hope
Gus Hickerson
Nash, Tex
Emmet Meth‘4ist
Cal‘iin Miller
Verpale Koonce
Texarkana
Charles W. Gilbert
Columbus
H. A. Spraggins
Garland Medders
Arthur Street
Corelli
James McLarty
B. C. Hyatt
Scarlottis
Sam Strong
Dora Ann King
First Baptist Church
Haskell Jones
B.C. Hyatt
Spraggins
McDowell Turner
Gail Singard
Gene Pendergraft
Sweet Home Club
Gladys Phillips
Carl Brown
J. E. Wood
Thelma Warnkin
Chatter by Bill Pre-Thanksgiving Sale Announcement
Chatter by Bill promotes a 20 percent off sale on coats, fplatn and mink trimmed outfits, costumes, dresses, knits, and other fabrics. The message highlights fall and winter ’66 styles with new holiday, cruise, and early spring fashions arriving daily as space is made.
Weekend Visits and Local Notices From Arkadelphia to Dallas
Coming and going as Mr. and Mrs. Joe B. Warren and family of Dallas spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Wade Warren. Attendees at a Hello Dolly performance in Little Rock included Mrs. Charles Dalla Gibson Calvin Marshall Dr. and Mrs. John Nix and several others at Kiwanis events in Arkadelphia and a district training conference in Camden. Mrs. Carol Smith from Muscle Shoals Ala arrived to visit her grandmother Mrs. G. B. Morris. Births: Mr. and Mrs. Edward Marsh of Dallas welcomed twin sons Edward Lee and Wallace Todd born November 11 weighing 6 pounds 15 ounces and 6 pounds 8 ounces. mother Ellen Kennedy and grandmother Mrs. Horace Kennedy of Marshfield Mo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hello Dolly
Little Rock
Charles Dalla Gibson
Calvin Marshall
John Nix
Texarkana
Floyd Leverett
Jim Cole
Carol Smith
Muscle Shoals, Ala
G. B. Morris
Edward Marsh
Dallas
Edward Lee
Wallace Todd
Marsh
Ellen Kennedy
Horace Kennedy
Marshfield
Televised Theatre and Sports Fight for Ratings
The Garry Moore Show abandoned its usual format for a musical night with High Button Shoes while NBC Telephones Hour staged a Broadway staple and the Met premiere of Antony and Cleopatra. Jack Cassidy stole the show, and Price faced onstage pressure as cameras captured the chaos before a grand curtain call. ABC boosted its Michigan State Notre Dame game coverage, estimating 33 million viewers, a record for a regular season game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cynthia Lowry
NEW York
Garry Moore
CBS
NBC
Telephone Hour
Broadway
Jule Styne
Sammy Cahn
Maureen O'Hara
Mama
Carol Lawrence
Fran
Jack Cassidy
New
Met
Opera
Samuel Barber
Rudolf Bing
Franco Zeffirelli
Leontyne Price
Miss Price
Bing
Zeffirelli
Golden Metropolitan Opera House
New Opera
Helen Help Us column answers teens questions
A reader asks if reading and TV can ruin sight. Helen replies strain causes headaches but not blindness, and eye checks suffice. A moral nudge encourages teens to say hello first. A dare story ends with a caution about danger and a scar, using a witty line. A college student condemns pay disparity for women and asks for higher summer wages and cheaper tuition. A note suggests writing to the Postmaster General about wartime postage relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom
C.G
Helen
Vietnam
Post Office Department
Mne
Jennifer
Don Ho dares mistake with Cocoanut Grove debut
Hawaii entertainer Don Ho electrified Hollywood as the Cocoanut Grove crowd packed the venue for a gala opening. Guest performers included Ricardo Montalban Adam West Petula Clark Roger Smith Pat Boone Bill Dana and Nancy Sinatra. Ho offered a luau like show on electric organ backed by five islanders while delivering Hawaiian ballads and history tales. A standing ovation greeted opening night and Ho tied a new Waikiki contract reportedly worth about a half million dollars yearly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Thomas
Hollywood (Ap
Hawaii
Don Ho
Cocoanut Grove
Hollywood
Sandy Koufax
Ricardo Montalban
Adam West
Petula Clark
Roger Smith
Pat Boone
Bill Dana
Nancy Sinatra
Leilani
Boston
Waikiki
Duke Kahanamoku
Bailey couple celebrates 50th wedding anniversary in Texarkana
Mr. and Mrs. Roy E Bailey of 2724 Pine Street Texarkana observe their fiftieth wedding anniversary on Saturday December 3 at Highland Park Baptist Church at 24th and Hazel Street. They are honored by children James W Wray Evergreen Colorado Ralph H Grubbs Nashville Tennessee Garrett H Smith Fort Oglethorpe Georgia and Roy E Bailey Jr Natchitoches Louisiana. Married December 3 1916 at Whites Chapel near Rosston Arkansas they have lived in Texarkana 21 years and attend Highland Park Baptist Church. No invitations will be mailed. Calling hours are 2 4 pm Saturday December 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy E. Bailey
Pine Street
Texarkana
Highland Park Baptist Church
Hazel Street
James W. Wray
Evergreen Colorado
Ralph H. Grubbs
Nashville
Tennessee
Garrett H. Smith
Fort Oglethope
Georgia
Roy E. Bailey Jr
Natchitoches
Loui
Siana
W. H. White
Whites Chapel
Rosston
Arkansas
Gary Lewis Starts Gl Duty on TV
Hollywood gossip item notes Gary Lewis may be inducted into the Army on the Ed Sullivan Show on December 4 to boost national morale. The column covers TV plans, actor Mary Tyler Moore’s reviews, Shari Lewis touring, and industry chatter about crime on screen and Bell Telephone Hour’s commercials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gary Lewis
Hollywood
Army
Ed Sullivan
Dick Var Dyke
Mary Tyler Moore
Holly Golightly
June Fairchild
Peter Gunn
Laura Devon
Pint-Size Santas to Bring Joy to Mom
Holiday gift ideas guide offered with thrifty options under three dollars. Featuring moisturizers, bath sets, fragrances, travel kits, and nail care from brands like Jean Nate, Prince Matchabelli, Lady Gillette, and Fleur des Alps. Suggestions for budget gift baskets and personal care items aimed at mothers, grandmothers, and teachers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guerlain
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Pesday
Pam
McDowell Timer
Teddy Jones
Hope Jr
Chamber of Cmmerce
Nim
First Assembly of God Church
Johnnie Beaseley
First Christn Church In Hope
Hope Minsterial Alliance
Mone Atay
Main and Ltd
Roberts—Hickerson
Bruce Smith Shreeport
A. C. Sinyard
Blevins Highway
Es Fred Camp
Jack Wattsfield
Leon Willis
Ein Clarence Gilbert
Rope
Paul’ Bear
Loveless Hooker
Texar
Hotdings
Hickerson
Sentervill HD Club
Centerville
I Lomemaker's Club
Mamie Sanders
W. C. Beck
Wilma
Porter Powers
First National Bank
Citizens National Bank
Joe B. Warren
Wade Warren
Jim McKenzie
Bob Pesterson
F. C. Crow
Melvin Thrash
Kiwanis Club
Arkadelphia
Lynn Harris
Camden
Television and
Dio
Helen Bettel
USI
ARK
STAR
Onsat
Roy E, Bailey
Dick Kleiner
Hollywood Correspondent Newspaper Enterprise Assn
Shari Lewis
Penelope
Bell Telephone Hour
John Howland
At&t
Howland
Mark Richman
David Chapter
Canadian Broadcasting Company
Mark
ABC
the Monroes
Shane
Monroes
Richard Brown
Eva Gabor
Eva
Sable
Mink
NEA
Jean Nate
Treat
Talcum Owder
Prince Matchabellias
Lady Gillette
Hollywood Palace
Americana
Sands
Las Vegas
Air Force
Honey’s
United States
Honey's
Dianes
Saenger Theatre
Paul Ford
Connie Stevens
Maureen O'Sullivan
Jim Hutton
Ucats, PA
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