Hope Country Club dances and club notices 1966
Society items list an informal Hope Country Club dance on Saturday October 15 at 830 PM, an Adult Dance rescheduled for October 15, and various church circle meetings and activities from October 17 to 19. Includes a marriage announcement for PFC Charles Teal and Judy Ann Bennett in Nelsonville Ohio and upcoming social events and programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hope Country Club
Charles Teal
Melvin Teal
Nelsonville
Ohio
Judy Ann Bennett
Marvin L. Bennett
Hope
John Minster
Ft. Benjamin Harrison
Indianapolis
Ind
Orioles pennant win triggers mink coat vow
Life In Arkansas recounts Betty Jo Watson of Dumas predicting the Baltimore Orioles would win the pennant because of the team’s name. Her husband, Bill, promised a full length mink coat if they could afford it, after the Orioles swept the Dodgers. The piece also notes a Paragould poll showing mixed views on unidentified flying objects and ends with a humane-tinged Texarkana newspaper report about a local journalist.
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AL Schay
Associated Press
Betty Jo Watson
Dumas
Baltimore Orioles
Bill Watson
Orioles
Watson
New York Yankees
Los Angeles Dodgers
Receipt of found billfold brightens Texarkana street
Texarkana Gazette notes a passerby returned a street found billfold with contents intact. The article mentions pay rolls at Singer Co Wood Products Division plant in Trumann and hints at a lineage of Armstrongs including Larry and Christine, their sons Larry Jr and Bobby Ray, and wives Johnnie Mae and Bernice.
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Texarkana Gazette and
Daily News
Singer Co
Trumann
Larry
Christine
Larry Jr
Bobby Ray
Johnnie Mae
Bernice
TV and Radio Review From Cynthia Lowry
AP TV Radio writer Cynthia Lowry reviews CBS NBC and CBS programs noting a mixed entertaining but not enlightening sports quiz and light comedy, with mentions of The Girl from U N C L E Petticoat Junction Occasional Wife and Bea Benedarel. The Castillo de San Marcos in St Augustine Florida is cited as the oldest masonry fort still standing in the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cynthia Lowry
New York
CBS
Satchel Paige
NBC
U.N.C.L.E
My. Waverly
April
Petticoat Junction
Bea Benedarel
Migat Callan
Patricia Harris
Castillo de San Marcos
St. Augustine
Fla
United States
Lace as Gentle Rebellious Fashion in New York Scene
A column argues lace dresses symbolize grace amid violence and unrest, suggesting lace could temper toughness in society. It links fashion to behavior, notes war and crime backdrop, and envisions lace aiding gentler conduct even as humanity reaches the moon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
NEA
Helen Help You And The Good Girls Dilemma
The column offers readers advice on dating expectations and driving age. A reader questions why good girls wait while others have fun and why boys pressure for intimacy. Helen Bottel suggests aiming for shy brain types and notes licensing rules for teens vary by state.
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Helen
G.G
Helen Help Us Youth QandA On Running Away And Parental Love
Teen column prints letters from youths about leaving home, protection, and clashes with parents. A reader writes of a summer fling and a desire to escape a harsh home. Helen warns against running away, sharing another teen's regret and the value of caring parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen
Vin
Va Young
Funny Chung
Helen Tye
Autumn Remembrance of Unachieved Ambitions by Hal Boyle
A nostalgic AP column notes autumn prompts reflection on unachieved aims. It lists varied feats never attempted such as wing walking, a moon trip press pass, selling a painting to the Louvre, duels, driving a PMV, and other bold acts, concluding with the author’s catalog of unrealized ambitions.
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Hal Boyle
New York
Union
Lyndon B. Johnson
Sal
Gypsy Rose Lee
Banana plants yield useful fibers and roofing leaves
The notes describe banana plants used for fiber and leaves for roofing and weaving. It lists a three day bookmobile schedule across Guernsey Whitney McNab Fry Burson Patmos Shower Springs Williams Brockman May Falcon Allen Laneburg Manns Cale and mentions practical uses of banana plant leaves for mats bags and roofing.
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Guernsey
Whitney Grocery
McNab
Fry
Burson
Patmos
Patmos Community
Badcaw School
Williams Grocery
Brockman Hill
Falcon
Shower Springs
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Doyle Huff
Terry Moses
Ned Purtle Sirele
Carl Bramlett
C.m.rogers
Douglas Drake
WSCS
Groverhompson
H. E. Patsson
Bill O'Neal
Coe Stesses
Herman Smith
Weslayan Service Guild
First Methodist Church
Jamie Ussell
Peach St
Mary Louise Copeland
Pesday
Leslie Huddleston
12Merican Legion Auxiliary
Will
Elsie Scheler
DeAnn Lilac Carden Club
C. Burke
Jewellike
James Wilton
Ednesday
Garland School
mem+ S
Ool
Lonnie Crow
Hilla Koen
Earl White
Sleyan Guild
B.c.hyatt
Glenice Porter
Cotess
Hyatt
James McLarty
Rotary
4el Castle
IW. Perkins
Mission Study Kman
Life In
Arkansas
Paragould
Outer
Texarkana
Onewey
P Cutter
By Helen Hennessy
Newspaper Enterprise Women’s Editor
Bride
Lammermoor
Jace
Chiffon
Dad
Texas
California
Helen Bottel
Hope Star
King
Atures Syndicate, Inc
Bob Thomas
Hollywood
Don Adams
Leonard Stern
Stern
George Gobel
Stevening
McGee
Kenney Delmar
Sen
Claghorn
Fred Allen
Ait’ Carney
Joe Penner
Red Sk
Helen Bettel
Sollefthomy
Louvre
Social Register
Rogues’ Gallery
Arctic
Mecca
Las Vegas
George Washington
Harry Truman
Charles de Caulle
Ed Sullivan
FBI
The
CIA
PTA
Bel
Mn Cane Mills
Allen
Laneburg
Manns Grocery
Cale
Diane
Nell
Kathy
Diane's Beauty Salon
Star i
U.S
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