Community Event Calendar September 1969 Highlights
Social pages list upcoming local meetings and gatherings from September 13 to 16. Potluck supper at Hope Country Club hosted by H C Whitworth Forrest Hairy and Dan Long. Wesleyan Service Guild and First Baptist WMS plan officer installations and meetings. Jaycettes and Garden Club events noted. Hospital Auxiliary luncheon at Diamond September 16. Couple return from Dallas shoe show.
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the Hope Country Club
Mr. Add
Singing Sun at White's Chapel Church
A church event announces a singing at White's Chapel Baptist Church on Sunday September 14 starting at 1 30 PM. The notice also includes a social security Q A column by Ken Hargis with common questions and answers about burial benefits employer reporting earnings stopping and starting checks and retirement benefit reductions.
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White's Chapel Church
White's Chapel Baptist Church
Beginning Work of Reopening Deadly Mine
Work starts on reopening Con solidation Coal Co No 9 mine in Farmington West Virginia sealed after November explosions that killed 78 miners. Crews remove concrete seals and gas pockets then install a ventilation system while officials warn of high methane danger and unknowns in the months long operation.
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Farmington
W. Va
Consolidation Coal Co
No. 9
John Ashcraft
West Virginia
Monogamy or Loneliness in a Polygamy Ask Helen
A long reader letter about a married man proposing a shared wife and “second family” with a divorced friend. The columnist urges monogamy, warns that the husband could relapse, and suggests firm boundaries and tactics to end the arrangement. The piece ends with a cheeky note encouraging perseverance for more advice.
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P.S
di+ goiece
Trade Body Flayed by a Member
Commissioner Philip El gives a blistering critique of the Federal Trade Commission in Washington, accusing the agency of secrecy and focus on trivia. He says most actions and decisions rest on weak or incomplete information, decrying priorities and process.
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H. L. Schwartz
Associated Press
Washington
Federal Trade Commission
Commission
Philip el
Rescue crews plan probes into damaged mine section
James Westfield of the U S Bureau of Mines says five-man rescue teams will probe the eastern base into the western damaged area of the main mine, 7.5 miles long with hundreds of side tunnels. No fires are seen now but hot spots could trigger methane. Search for 78 miners who died last November begins after 1,000 tons of limestone seal is removed. John Corcoran of Consolidation Coal warns the mission will take many months. The reverse of the Great Seal shows the eternal eye of God.
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James Westfield
U.S. Bureau of Mines
Westfield
John Corcoran
Consolidation Coal
Tunic and pants set dominates summer fashion wave
New York fashion coverage notes the tunic plus pants wardrobe as the versatile answer for summer travel and daily wear. Designers Ginori Victor Joris and Rodrigues showcase tunics with tailored white trousers or flared pants in linen and crepe, reflecting the current sleek, leggy look. In politics, a Senate subcommittee hearing on regulatory agencies features Elian’s long‑standing feud, with FTC chair Dixon opposing him while Kennedy chairs the series.
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Rodrigues
Milbo
Victor Joris
Cuddlecoat
Elman
Senate
Washingon
Judiciary
FTC
Paul Rand Dixon
Elian
Sales Committee
Edward M. Kennedy
Dmass
Television Schedule Highlights A Saturday Night Mix
A dense TV guide lists gospel singing, variety programs, and films from 12:50 PM through midnight. Highlights include Johnny Guest, the Wilburn Brothers, Porter Wagoner, and Batman. Movies include They Rode West and To Kill a Mockingbird. News and sports wrap the lineup with NBC Fall Preview late night.
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Ae Sun
Johnny Guest
Wilburn Brothers
Ae Ridge Boys
Skippy
Potter Wagoner
Batman
Lester Flatt
Porter Wagoner
Tommy Trent
World Tomorrow
Capetown
Oo USA
The
Giants
Jackie Gleason
Lawrence Welk
Pas Heroes
Falcons
SMU
Mustang
Junction
Mannix
Mike
Mars
Victors
Foxfire
Rachel and the Stranger
Arkansas September livestock fairs and rodeos listing
A cluttered rundown of September events across Arkansas including the Garland County Fair in Hot Springs the Four States Fair in Texarkana the Benton County Fair in Bentonville and the Southeast District Livestock Show in Pine Bluff plus related skeet shoots and livestock expositions. It notes past Derby winner Regret as a historic aside.
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Hot Springs
Mountain Home
Texarkana
Benton County
Bentonville
Harrison
Fort Smith
Hope
Pine Bluff
Conway
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Society
Wesleyan Service Guild No
First Methodist Church
Marge Martha
Steven Bader
Joe Eason
Ann Wollerman
WMS
First Baptist Church
Gerald Trussell
East Lth Street
Hope Jaycettes
Alan King
Hempstead County Memorial Hospital
Diamond
DeAnn Lilac Garden Club
Dora Clark
Ansley Willett
Trula Coffee
Corbin Foster
van Wiggins
Karen Wiggins
Dallas
S.S
Social Security
Ken Hargis
Texas
Hope Star
Bmogal
Davis Discount Building Material Co
Walnut
Helen
Helen Bottel
Metropolitan Opera
Richard Tucker
Tucker
United States
God
Helen Hennessy
NEA
New York
Ginori
Rodrigues of
Televis
World of Sports
McHale’s Navy U Gilligan's Island
Bill Anderson
Arkansas
Tomy
Isle
Bob
America
Aa Roberts
Andy
Griffith Saeton
Jerry
Dudley
Doe
George of the Jungle
Fantastic Four
Oral Roberts
Paul Harve
Storm
Ark-La-Tex
Answé
Jets
Bills
Church of Christ
Big Valley
Sunset Strip
McHale's Navy
Hazel
Rawhide
Discovery
Perry Mason
Avengers 21St Century
Land of the Giants
Archie
FBI
Sparta
Danny Thomas Nan
Bull Cosby
Sim Thorpe
Baltimore Colts
Dallas Cowboys
William F. Buckley, Jr
Lucille Ball
Johnny Carson
Joey Bishop
Wight
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