Society notices from Hope area events October 1966
A roundup of club meetings ducktails and social events in Hope for mid October 1966 includes the Hope Women's Golf Association meeting October 3 at 9 30 a.m. and other group gatherings: Brownie Troop 166, WSCS circle meetings, Rose Garden Club, Duplicate Bridge Club, and junior auxiliary spaghetti supper, with details on times venues and hostesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hope Women’s Golf Association
Hope Offitry Club
Wscs Circle 7
Grover Thompson
H. E. Patsterson
Bill O'Neal
Herman Smith
Rose Garden Club
Garrett Story
Douglas Drake
J. S. Gibson
Hope Duplicate Bridge Club
The
Hope Country Club
Mike Kelly
E. P. Young, Jr
Marie C. Hendrix
Taylor Stuart
George Wright
R. L. Broach
Lloyd Spencer
Bill Wray
WSCS
Union
First Methodist Church
Harry McLemore
Bob Turner
Circle 1
Johnnie Greene
Steven Bader
Albert Graves
Helen Help Us Youth Advice Column
Readers submit questions on marriage and morals with teen issues and relationships. Dear Helen discusses inviting an out of town male friend, teen romance, and differing views on sex before marriage, urging caution and moral considerations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen
L.G
Reverse snobbishness harms social friendships
A reader asks if social envy toward wealthy neighbors ruined a budding friendship. The responder argues prominent people seek friends beyond money, but the reader’s class concerns may isolate them. A separate snippet notes warmer crib blankets using a thermal lock process and nylon bindings priced at $7.95 for 40 by 60 inches.
Television and Ratio By Cynthia Lowry AP TV Radio
Television audiences favor established series and old movies, with new shows mainly occupying lower ranks. Nielsen data covering two weeks to Sept 26 shows ABC Rat Patrol as the only new hit in the top 10, while many new series linger in the lower half and face potential midseason replacement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cynthia Lowry
AP TV
Radio
New York
Nielsen
ABC
CBS
NBC
Shane
Milton Berle
Garry Moore
Roger Miller
Curren
Be Kind To Customers Month at Raleys Style Shoppe
In October 1966 Raleys Style Shoppe promotes Be Kind To Customers Month. Staff pledge smiles and helpful service while highlighting Crestmoor fur coats Carlye dresses and fashionable care with satin linings and versatile sleeve lengths. The ad invites shoppers to experience exclusive Crestmoor and Carlye offerings with emphasis on value and style.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raley
Crestmoor
The Cherry in the Martini by Rona Jaffe review
A critical look at Rona Jaffe’s memoir The Cherry in the Martini recounts a child’s dream world and real life stresses. It portrays an incipient schizophrenia and emotional turmoil from grade school to college, with vivid scenes of adolescence and a late episode about a 34 year old actress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rona Jaffe
Sinon & Schuster
Miss Datfe
Miles A. Smith
Thief Stole Three-Tier Wedding Cake in Glendale
Police investigated a theft at a Globe Arizona wedding where a three-tier cake valued at $20 vanished. The incident disrupted celebrations as the bride and groom were reportedly unaware of the loss until after guests departed.
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Society
Little House
Fair Park
J. J. Cheffelin
Conifer Council
Blevins P. T. A
Elmer Brown
Heard
Hope Business and
Clare Cafe
Eva Raynerson
George Fraser
Whitfield
Masonic Hall
Riday
Hope Junior
Hope High School
WMS
First Baptist Church
Doyle Huff
Terry Moses
Ned Purtle
Carl Bramlett
C.M. Rogers
Sprouts Garden Club
Garland School
Lonnie Crow
Hillman Keen
Earl Whiteaker
Little Hut
Donna Rowe
Dana Flowers
Linda Hicks
Raelaine Jordan
Donna Tunstall
Dale Flowers
Donal Parker
Utopia
Marrie Age
Marrie
Hope (Ark.) Star
Ghs At
Victor Herz
Zimmerman
By Helen Boittel
United States
Saenger
Daisy Clover
Vatalie Woon
Christopher Plummmer
Pakula Mulligan
Diane
Nell
Diane's Beauty Salon
Stese
Lin
Stedls
East 2Nd Street
Ronla
Bank OF Hope
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