Society and Church Calendar for September Events
Calendar of events lists society meetings, church circles, PTA gatherings, and public notices for September in Hope area. Highlights include hospitality committee dance at Hope Country Club, Country Jamboree anniversary at Patmos School, Garland PTA September 13 meeting, and First Presbyterian Session at 4 PM. Also notes rescheduled Scotch Ball Tournament postponed to September 24 and meetings across First Baptist, Methodist, and other groups.
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Hope Country Club
L.L. Webb
Buster’ Riggs
Wayne Johnson
Patmos
Rainbow Melodies
Odom
The
Arkansas Play Boys
Westerners
Nashville
Magnolia
Texarkana
Garland Pta
First Methodist Church
RS. McDavitt
Alvin Willis
W.R. Burks
Fred McElroy
Tom Waters
W.M.S
First Baptist Church
Ann Wollerman
Baker Extension Homemakers Club
Merlin Cox
First Presbyterian Church
Fellowship Hall
Tom Hays Jr
Comer Boyett
Ruth
W.L. Tate
Rosston Road
O.F. Lloyd
Brookwood Pta
the Hope Country Club
Ousted Hippies From Oaxaca Commune Depart Mexico
The Interior Ministry announced that 36 American hippies who set up a mushroom retreat in Huatla de Jimenez Oaxaca have been expelled in the past two days. The group had been gathering for months in the remote village known for locally grown hallucinogenic mushrooms.
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Mexico City
Ministry of the Interior
Oaxaca
Huatla de Jimenez
Mexico
Youth Asked For It Dear Marya and Not Bored
A teen column responds to reader questions about marriage, dating, and readiness. Advice cautions finishing education, avoiding rushed vows, and living with parental rules. Letters contrast two teens: one who elopes after marriage pressures, another 16 dating under parental supervision.
Silver dollars rise in market as 1 900 bundles trade
Youth Beat reports on silver dollars selling in lots of 1,900 on the New York Mercantile Exchange with prices up from $1,550 per bag of 1,000 last March to $2,000 this month, suggesting coins once considered scarce now fetch about twice their former value. Also covers space program blankets, sauna baths, deer driving dangers, and furniture buying tips with emphasis on buyer diligence.
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Helen
David
New York Mercantile Exchange
Sam
U. S
Alaska
Hollywood makeup artist Don Cash finds reward in healing faces
Gene Handsaker profiles Don Cash a veteran makeup man in Hollywood who early in World War II created artificial noses for Louis Hayward and later repaired battle damaged faces at Walter Reed Hospital. His sideline charity work grew into a career honoring actors and veterans alike.
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Gene Handsaker
Associated Press
Bob Thomas
Hollywood
Astaire
Zsa Zsa
Don Cash
Roddy McDowall
Bandits
Louis Hayward
Hayward
Los Angeles County General Hospital
Cash
Army
Walter Reed Hospital
Washington
Arkansas
Capetain
U.S. Junior Chamber of Commerce
McNamara Calls Romney Blind to the Truth
Secretary McNamara brands George Romney blind to the truth amid a political clash with Romney’s Vietnam stance. Romney disputes the allegation while defending his record and criticizing administration credibility. The dispute shapes Romney's bid and GOP responses ahead of the 1968 convention.
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Walter R. Mears
Washington
Robert 5. McNamara
George Romney
Michigan
McNamara
Town Gop
Robert D. Ray
Romney
Portland
Ore
Vietnam
U.S
Richard M. Nixon
Oklahoma
Henry Bellman
Ray
Republican National
Miami Beach
Nixon
Lorne Greene and Nancy Expecting Child in February
Hollywood actor Lorne Greene announces that he and his wife Nancy are expecting a baby in February. Greene, 52, stars in Bonanza and recently married Nancy Ann Deale in December 1961.
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Hollywood (Ap
Lorne Greene
Nancy
Greene
Nancy Ann Deale
Unrest Widens Among Nation's Teachers
Unrest in the nations teaching ranks widened with Baltimore threatening a strike and New York City facing a mass resignation, as Detroit teachers remained out and extended summer vacations grew. Across Michigan Broward County East St. Louis and McCracken County pickets and locked classrooms marked a widening crisis, with court actions awaited on injunctions and salary demands cited from 300 to 4550 dollars.
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Baltimore
Detroit
New York City
Michigan
Broward County
Fla
East St. Louis
McCracken County
New York
State Court of Appeals
Circuit Courts
Jerome P. Cavanagh
United Federation of Teachers Delegate Assembly
Board of Education
Albert Shanker
Berenard Donovan
Lcenses
Kentucky
Brown Will Be Guarded in Louisiana
H Rap Brown, SNCC leader, faces federal gun charges in New Orleans. Guards will patrol the Wildlife and Fisheries building roof. Brown enters only via Royal Street. Bond set at 15 000 dollars. plea of innocent keeps him free awaiting trial. Brown indicted for carrying a carbine across state lines while under indictment for inciting a riot. Maximum five years and 2000 dollars fine per count. An extradition order to Maryland was signed in Virginia.
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Ronald
Houmpson
New Orleans
H. Rap Brown
Wild Life and Fisheries Commission
U.S. Commissioner’s Office
Brown
Royal Street
Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee
New York
Maryland
Richmond
Mills E. Godwin Jr
Virginia
Flying Nun Pilot Flaps Amid Plot Heavy Comedy
AP reviewer Cynthia Lowry critiques the premiere of The Flying Nun, noting Sister Bertille’s fixer role and Sally Field’s energetic performance but faulting the heavy handed treatment of whimsy and shaky premise in the hour long pilot.
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Cynthia Lowry
NEW York (Ap
Flying Nun
Sister Bertille
Mary Poppins
Sally Field
Frontier Week in Malvern Draws Beards and Dresses
Malvern runs Frontier Week with old time town meetings, a beard for men and long dresses for women. A $1 permit lets attendees shave or skip the dress. Events include sack races, checker games, horse shoe pitching, and a fiddler’s contest, with a jail for rule breakers.
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Page
Arkansas
Tommy Yates
Associated Press
Malvern
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Paisley Pta
Judd B. Martindale
Bill F. Brown
Wesley Barton
Galen May
Youell. May
Hempstead
B&g
Wurlitzer Pianos
Texarkana Music Center
W. Broad St
Ust
Helen Bette
Marya
N.B
Youth Beat
United States
Deer Country
O.K
Eft
Clatrol
Tyke
Hugh Morrison
Lorne Greenes
Legion
Sidi Bel Abbes
French Foreign Legion
Oran
Algeria
Legionnaires
Louisiana
F. Lee Bailey
Good Company
ABC
Tony Curtis
Family
Curtis
Beverly Hills
Tony
Bailey
Hudson Dock
John Treasure Jones
Hudson River
East River
Manhattan Island
Treasure Jones
Circle Line
Long Beach
Calif
Dixie Drive-in Theatre
Rock Hudson
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