September 16 1969 Society Calendar highlights
The September 16 to 21 events list community club activities in Hope. Fidelis Class dinner, Hope Council garden club luncheon, Rose and Iris hostesses, European trip photos, Eastern Star honors Mrs Dean Murphy, Daffodil Garden Club style show, Hope Country Club golf events, numerous meetings of PEO Chapter AE and Homemakers clubs, and a Shreveport Port Players music program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fidelis
First Methodist Church
Hope Council of Garden Clubs
Gerald Trussell
Order of the Eastern Star
Dean Murphy
Florida
Masonic Hall
Colleen Coffee
Port Players
Shreveport
Luther Hollaman
Daffodil Garden Club
Hope Country Club
Garden Club
Country Club
the Hope Country Club
Walter Wilson
Boyett Powell
Corinne Magee
Lewisville
PEO
Ray Lawrence
George Frazier
Chapster
Everett Vinson
Roy Bagley
Camden
Hope
Magnolia
Marion Dean Harrison
Rt. 5
Nashville
Southern State College
Alumini Co. of America
Alger Harrison
Janior
Southern State
Association of Baptist Students
On the Road in Arkansas SEPTEMBER EVENTS
A crowded schedule lists September events across Arkansas from Texarkana to Mountainburg. Highlights include fairs in Bentonville Fort Smith Conway Hot Springs and Eureka Springs plus livestock shows in Harrison Pine Bluff and Little Rock, arts festivals in Mountain Home and Heber Springs, and the Ozark Folk Festival in Eureka Springs. The listings note dates from Sept 15 to Oct 27 with multiple concurrent events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texarkana
Bentonville
Hot Springs
Northwest Arkansas
Harrison
Fort Smith
Hope
Pine Bluff
Conway
Fli
Little Rock
North Little Rock
Mountain Home
Heber Springs
Eureka Springs
Mountainburg
Winslow
Ozarks
Camden
Weekend Visits Across Arkansas and Massachusetts
Mrs. Henry Saunders spent the weekend in Texarkana with the Filogatio family and saw Matty Jr in a junior high softball game. Little Rock visitors included Mrs. L. 2. Claxton and others staying with the Crow and Anthony households. Clarence returned to California after a visit with twin brother Paul H. Jones. Syd McMath returned home from Marblehead, Massachusetts, where they spent the summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Saunders
Texarkana
Marty Filogatio
Graniolior
Matty, Jr
Pauline H. Hunt
Hussband
Clarence
California
Paul H. Jones
Syd McMath
Mareblehead, Mass
Daughter Says Stalin Sane During Purges
Svetlana Alliluyeva contends Stalin was not mad in the 1930s but ruthless as he crushed opposition during the purges. She criticizes Khrushchev and Kosygin while labeling Brezhnev a mere party bureaucrat. Now living in America, she discusses her new book Only One Year and her wish for American citizenship, noting past Communist ties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Svetlana Alliluyeva
Joseph Stalin
Soviet Union
Stalin
Nikita Khrushchev
Alexei N. Kosygin
Leonid I. Brezhnev
Communist Party
Alliluyeva
America
Alliluy
Eva
Moscow
Rrajesh Singh
India
U.S
Princeton
N.J
Lone Sailor Tells About Experiences
SAN SALVADOR Bahamas AP Bill Verity discusses a solo Atlantic crossing in a 20 foot boat noting sharks prey on laundry and dolphins nourish yet slim the body from 195 to 165 pounds. The 43 year old Ft Lauderdale native finished the 114 day voyage tied to an oil tanker tow line after aiming to prove Brendan the Bold could reach America in a cockleshell. His rudder once failed off Puerto Rico and a US Coast Guard cutter provided lumber and tools to repair it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Salvador
Bahamas
Bill Verity
Atlantic
Verity
Ireland
Ft. Lauderdale
Fla
Spain
Brendan the Bold
America
Puerto Rico
U.S. Coast Guard
Nursing school receives donated medical equipment
Mrs Hazel Underwood of Red River Vocational Technical School displays a student training stethoscope donated by Mrs Thelma Davis of DeQueen General Hospital. The table also holds surplus surgical instruments donated by Hempstead Memorial Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazel Underwood
Red River Vocational
Thelma Davis
DeQueen General Hospital
Hempstead ‘Memorial Hospital
Dear Helen Help Us A Teen Advice Column Snippet
A collage of teen questions and Helen guidance covers engagements within family, risky love, foreign pen pals, political interest, and a plea for listening adults. The letters touch marriage plans, aging partners, pregnancy, and bias, with advice urging caution, empathy, and critical thinking.
My World And Welcome To It Broadway TV Review
Cynthia Lowry reviews NBCs My World And Welcome To It describing Walter Mitty style fantasies with William Windom, a strong wife, and a patient daughter, noting a shift to slapstick and a tired Laugh-In follow. The piece contrasts with CBS football clips and concludes with Debbie Reynolds Show premiere recommendation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cynthia Lowry
New York
NBC
Walter Mitty
James Thurber
William Windom
John Monroe
Cartoon
John
Gen. U.S. Grant
Yesteryear
Pentagon
Congress
Judy Carne
Mel
CBS
Possible Disabled Widow's Benefits Between Ages Fifty and Sixty
The text suggests a claimant may file for Disabled Widow's Benefits between ages 50 and 60. It advises contacting a local Social Security office for Form 7004 and notes earnings records will be sent. It also includes stray, nonessential excerpts about winter clothing and beauty quotes with no clear relevance.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Society
Golden Age Club
Ladies Golf Association
Hope Ladies Golf Association
Jim Smith
Henry Seamans
Nro
Texatekana Country Club
Golf Association
Zelma Misenheimer
Art Trout
Hennry Seamans
Shover Springs Club
Shover Springs
Bob Dillard
Clarence Johnson
Clift East
Floyd Mangum
R.M. Rosenbaum
Jimmy Guilliams
Darrell Dillon
A.M. Hewitt
Bill Dillon
Robert Hagging
Peter Zoref
Selmyr Pictures Corp
Len, Wi
Campbell DA Pana
He. Walitt
Arkansas
Lone Sailor
Otte
RRVTC
Ellen Croom
Helen
Helen Bettel
Cindy
E.F
University of Minnesota
Minneapolis
Minn
Bobby Kennedy
Mr. Kennedy
Ness
Burt Lancaster
Red Grange
Joe Namath
Debbie Reynolds
Debbie
Jean Harrison
Tessa
Showtime
Chevrolet
Pontiac
FORD
Chrysler
First National Bank
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