Hope Area Society Notes and Events Preview
A packed October slate lists Spaghetti supper at Hope High School Cafeteria before the football game, an invited spaghetti meal priced 1.50 for adults and 0.50 for children, plus gatherings at Hope Country Club and various church circles. Community groups, Audubon and Lilac Garden Club activities, garden show notes, senior social dances, and upcoming speaker and homecoming events are highlighted alongside a report on Patricia Neal's return to acting from a stroke.
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E Hope Country Club
Hope
Hope High School
Dee
Lilac Garden Club
B. W. Edwards
J. W. Feild
Edwards
Hempstead County Audubon Society
Garden Club
Museum of Art opens first permanent Latin American art exhibit
Providence Rhode Island AP reports the Museum of Art of the Rhodesland School of Design opens an inaugural permanent collection of modern Latin American art. Twenty works were purchased for the exhibit and it launches October 23.
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Providence
Museum of Art
Rhodesland School of Design
Nabors stars in Friends and Nabors CBS special review
TV critic Cynthia Lowry finds Jim Nabors and guests delivering a packed CBS variety hour with strong musical numbers by Shirley Jones and Marilyn Horne. Nabors’ Gomer Pyle persona taints the show with a repetitive voice and manner, while Andy Griffith shares stories and a La Traviata parody. Stage 67 on ABC fared poorly with Olympus 70000.
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Cynthia Lowry
New York
Jim Nabors
Nabors
Andy Griffith
Tennessee Ernie Ford
Andy
Shirley Jones
Marilyn Horne
Gomer Pyle
Miss Jones
Ginger Rogers
Jim
Fred Ashtake
ABC
Jerome Chodorov
Richard Adler
Jean Arthur Show Dropped as CBS Plans New Programs
CBS announced the Jean Arthur Show will end after its December 5 performance. To Tell the Truth moves from Sunday afternoon to night as its replacement. Carol Burnett signs for a weekly variety show next season, joining Smothers Brothers and a possible Garry Moore replacement.
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CBS
Jean Arthur
Carol Burnett
Smothers Brothers
Garry Moore
American Patents to Microfilm
Americans dominate invention with the U S Patent Office amid a paper surge. The office plans a $2 million microfilm system to handle booming patent outputs after a record 66586 patents in the last fiscal year and a forecast to surpass 70000. The first patent in 1790 was issued to Samuel Hopkins of Pittsford Vermont for an improvement in potash production.
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Joseph R. Coyne
Washington
U.S. Patent Office
Patent Office
Samuel Hopkins
Pittsford
Criders Observe Golden Wedding Anniversary in Magnolia
Mr. and Mrs. Jesse J. Crider of Magnolia celebrate their Golden Wedding Anniversary on October 23 with an open house at their daughter’sRosston Rt. 3 home from 2 to 5 p.m. Hostesses are their children Mrs Ellis Bailey Mrs W M Feilding and W R Crider. friends and relatives invited.
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Weslayan Service Guild
First Methodist Church
Jamie Ussell
Peach St
Mary Louise Copeland Ali
Jesse J. Crider
Magnolia
Ellis Bailey
Rosston
Eliis Batley
W. M. Feilding
W. R. Crider
Youth surge signals teen athletes taking over sports
A survey of young athletes highlights teens from Jim Ryan and Gerry Lindgren to Marie Mulder rising in distance running and other sports. It notes teens shaping future Olympic teams, growing lipstick use, and space program dividends with a new Space Stadium Blanket. It also covers teen safety concerns, accident rates, and a patent office note on processing times and inventories.
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Jim Ryan
University of Kansas
Gerry Lindgren
Washington State
Bob Seagren
Fresno
Marie Mulder
Sacramento
U.S
United States
Space Stadium
National Safety Congress
Chicago
Migrane Sufferer Drops Out Then Returns to College
A 19 year old named Migrane Mak suffered severe headaches and facial sensitivity with vomiting and weakness. He left college but after spinal correction he improved, returned to graduate with honors, then completed chiropractic college and became a practicing chiropractor in Florida. The Johnson Chiropractic Clinic presented the four due service for better health at 9021 South Main Street in Dha Aki PR 47-5353.
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Mak
Chiropratic College
Florida
Johnson Chiropraetic Clinic
South Main St
Dha
Aki
Writers on screen era shifts and hyphenates explain craft
AP film writer Bob Thomas surveys a changing industry. Studios cut staffs rely on freelancers. long credits fade. Writers push for control, proximity on set, or direct dual roles. Directors split on writer presence. producers crave collaboration as studios reassess story value.
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Bob Thomas
Hollywood
Rod N. Rees
Corona Smith
Claude Hopper
Daniel Drudge
Patrick
Leo de Lyon
Daryll F
Weiter
Stanley Shapiro
Stanley Kramer
Billy Wilder
Richard Brooks
Alec Guinness
River Kwai
Gregory Peck
Cape Fear
Eisenhower Brother 77 Files for Divorce in Tacoma
Edgar N. Eisenhower, 77, elder brother of the former president, filed a divorce suit against his wife Lucille in Tacoma Washington citing burdensome home life. He asked the court to bar her from using the Eisenhower name. They married in 1950 and have no children. It is his third marriage with his first ending in divorce and second wife dying in 1948.
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Tacoma, Wash
Edgar N. Eisenhower
Lucille
Eisenhower
Tacoma
Wash
Lave
Eiseneower
Helen Help Us Dear Lynde And The Stalwart Stallion
Teen advice column fragment from 1966 features letters to Helen addressing bachelor pressures, cranky customers, and driveway license fears. Grandparents worry about a minor driver. Helen guides on responsibility, insurance, and practical steps, preserving the light tone of the page.
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Helen
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Clifton Webb Dies of Heart Attack at 69
Veteran actor Clifton Webb died at his Beverly Hills home from a heart attack. His secretary, Helen Matthews, said Webb suffered a heart condition for some time. Webb, born in Indianapolis, kept a November 19 1896 birthdate in recent years, though some records suggest 1893.
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Bob Thomas
Moyie
Beverly Wills
Calif
Clifton Webb
Webb
Helen Matthews
Indianapolis
Ind
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