Thanksgiving Week Society Notes and Club Meetings
Multiple society items list events from Friday November 29 1968 through Thanksgiving week. Entries include golf at Hope Country Club November 24, chancel choir at First Presbyterian Church November 25, potluck for Hope Duplicate Bridge Club November 26, Riverside Youth Center meeting November 26, PEO luncheon November 26, Cosmopolitan Club November 26, Junior Auxiliary activities, Youth Choir practice November 27, and various club meetings at the new community center on Texas Street. Also notes on Christmas party planning, a Heritage Bridge Club luncheon November 21, and visits of relatives to a local nursing home. A Sinatra Lancaster Dean Martin party in Beverly Hills priced at $1000 a couple for ACLU benefit is mentioned, plus a Milwaukee protest at Marquette University.
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Hope Duplicate Bridge Club
Douglas Building
New Community Center
Texas Street
Senior Citizens Club
Texas Streaty
Riley
Lewiullen
Floyd May
Riley Lewallen
Heritage Bridge Club
Heritage House
H.C. Whitworth
Louise Kaln
Rp, Barlow
Roy Wilson
Beverly Hills
Calif
Frank Sinatra
Burt Lancaster
Dean Martin
Roger Baldwin Fusedaton
American Civil Aberties Union
Dear Helen Letters on Divorce and Family Strains
A reader offers a tongue in cheek divorce solution to Social Security rules. Other letters touch on fears for smoking, alcohol, and coffee, a son’s concern about his mother’s care, and a Vietnam letter from a seller husband writing on banana leaves. The piece closes with a trivia note on the three largest world cities Tokyo London and New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen
Smart
T.P
H.D.M
Richmond, Va
Linda Preston
Hisband
Vietnam
Unda
Pat
Wayne E. Preston
Preston
Tokyo
London
New York
Pupil Power Keeps School Doors Open at Providence High
In New Lenox Illinois 557 students at Providence High School rally under Save Our School to cover a $90,000 budget deficit. Superintendent Niles Gillan says diocesan high schools face about $570,000 in red this year. Students praise school unity and open teacher-student communication as they push fundraising and related actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Lenox
Save Our School
Providence High School
Joliet
Niles Gillan
Jim Bakes
Bill Kennard
Sigs A
Joliet Catholic the
Ironside breaks mold with flashbacks and two stories
Cynthia Lowry reviews NBCs Ironside and Dragnet noting Ironside uses flashbacks to juxtapose present and past while Chief Burrs recovery scenes mix with a police drama. Dragnet stalls with overt lectures as ratings rise slightly amid police tales. Diocesan plans and fund-raising for Providence schools are also mentioned with a large deficit.
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Cynthia Lowry
New York
Ironside
Law and Order
Crice
NBC
Raymond Burr
Chief Ironside
Jack Webb
Friday
Weekend TV Glows Include Animated Mouse On NBC
The schedule highlights Saturday with The Mouse of the Mayflower an NBC animated musical cartoon for children at 7 30 and The Covwailfls NBC musical special at 8 13 069 starting the seven member family with Buddy Ebsen. Sunday’s lineup features Peggy Fleming NBC at 9 410 p m a first entertainment appearance with Gene Kelly Richard Harris and Spanky and Our Gang.
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Ing
NBC
Buddy Ebsen
Pegey Fleming Spesclal
Gene Kelly
Richard Harris
Spanky and Our Gang
Two Receive Hearts a Second Time
Two patients received new hearts for the second time Thursday after earlier transplants failed. Everett Thomas, 47, at St. Luke's in Houston, and Darrell Hammarley, 56, at Stanford University Hospital, both show improved conditions. Dr. Norman Shumway led the team for Thomas and Dr. Denton Cooley headed the Stanford procedures. Thomas, the first to receive a second heart transplant, had his first donor heart in May.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Everett Thomas
St. Luke's Hospital
Houston
Tex
Darrell Hammarley
Stanford University Hospital
Stanford
Calif
Hammarley
San Jose
Norman E. Shumway
Denton E. Cooley
Thomas
Transplant Patient Dies After First Heart Procedure
Dr Cooley reports on a hospital failure to autopsy the first donor heart while detailing the second operation on Hammarley. Surgeon Shumway notes improved skill and experience after 15 transplants, with Thomas as a second patient and a recent brain hemorrhage death. experts urge organ banks to meet emergencies.
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Plant
Thomas
Fils
Stanford
Hammarley
Shumway
Houston
Cooley
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Society
the Hope Country Club
First Presbyterian Church
Riverside
Fulton
Union Church
F.M. Horton
Cecil Wyatt
Cosmopolitan Club
Charles Routon, Jr
Royce Smith
Hope
Hope Chamber of Commerce
Sprouts JR
Sprouts
Ricky Price
Mary Browning
Charlene Gilbert
Dale Flowers
Melissa Reese
Gail Evans
Janice Cumbie
Don Steel
Bill Billings
Anna Kelly
Terri Miller
Deann Lilas Garden Club
DeAnn Lilac Garden Club
Henry Willett
Ansley Willett
Cora Burke
JC. Burke
Lillie Clark
C.B. O'Steen
Teresa Gayle Willett
Bridge Club
C.G. Wren
Little Rock
Don Mulligan
San Diego
Charles Nelms
Crossett
E.E. Pritchett
Graydon Anthony
Bill Routon
James E. Sewell
North Corona
Fay James
Burgess Garrett
George. Reed Kirk
San Fefid
CaliforiceMy
Kirk
Mrs. James
Kenneth Ambrose, Jr
Tulsa
Okla
KE. Ambrose
Jack Ambrose
el Dorado
Florence Ambrose
Earnestine Baker
Ada, Okla
E.E. Ambrose
Milwaukee
Wis
Marquetta University Placement Center
Dow Chem+ical Co
ARK
Dan Grossman
Helen Bottel
Orion
Barton Coliseum
Warren Covington
Tommy Dorsey
C. Huddleston
Cherie Turney
Win
Jeannette Rockefeller
Daniel McMullen
Daniel
Christian Brothers
Sisters of Providence
Providence
Gillan
Srith
Daevid Blerman
Charles Kin Bratt
Carole Grom
Dortha Faye
GieSetaaien
ROB Morton Motors
E. Third St
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