Start As Secretary, Producer Says
TV producer Miss Jacqueline Babbin discusses the craft as a factory-like role focusing on script development, casting, and scheduling. She explains two producer types, notes Beacon Hill filming in New York, and describes career paths from secretary to producer amid industry realities.
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New York
Jacqueline Babbin
Beacon Hill
Hollywood
Miss Babbin
Los Angeles
CBS
Secretariat
Liebling-Wood Agency
Audrey Wood
Tennessee Williams
Entre Nous Club Hosts Mrs McPherson and Tours Local Shops
Mrs. Ralph McPherson spoke at the Entre Nous Club gathering in Mrs. Charles Horton’s home and members toured the 502 SW 2nd workshop and 1203 W. Lee Blvd thrift shop. McPherson, Altus goodwill board member, is a former Lawtonian and joined the group with 19 attendees. Hoover Elementary PTA notes and Miss Babbin’s evolving career in TV and production are also discussed, with comments on Beacon Hill plans and writers.
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Ralph McPherson
Entre Nous Club
Charles Horton
Cherry
Goodwill Industries Inc
SW 2Nd
W. Lee Blvd
Women officers discuss Christmas projects at monthly coffee
Wives of officers of the 178th Aviation Company II Corps gathered at Mrs Arthur Graw in Geronimo for a coffee. Craft projects were discussed and Mrs Jerry Hines assisted the host. Mrs James Dorsey presided. The November meeting will be hosted by Mrs Colin Cosgrove.
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178Th Aviation Company
II Corps
Arthur Graw
Geronimo
Jerry Hines
James Dorsey
Colin Cosgrove
Wives Welcome Two Newcomers at 30th Field Artillery Meeting
Mrs William Westmoreland and Mrs Clifford Eby were welcomed by the Wives of Officers of the 1st Battalion 30th Field Artillery III Corps at a monthly gathering in Mrs Russell V Olson Jr s home. Farewells were given to Mrs Robert Stillwell Mrs Ken Simpson and Mrs Robert Keenan. Mrs Owen Felts presided. Plans for a group luncheon were discussed.
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William Westmoreland
Clifford Eby
30Th Field Artillery
III Corps
Russell V. Olson Jr
Robert Stillwell
Ken Simpson
Robert Keenan
Owen Felts
Horoscope for Saturday October 11 1975
Read your featured sign for outlook and tips with emphasis on tact, discretion, and calm. The column blends personality notes for each sign with a few birthdate references, including mentions of Samuel Clarke Eleanor Roosevelt and George W Coble among others.
Carnival Planned by Western Hills Elementary PTA
The Western Hills Elementary School PTA held a meeting at the school led by President Mrs. John Sterling. Plans were laid for a carnival set to begin at 5 30 p m on Friday October 31. A flag presentation was given by Richard Allgeed Eddie Worthington and Robert Rahaim in colonial dress. Commentary notes that wheat prices would need to more than double to match last year’s rise in bread’s processing and distribution costs from 1974.
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Western Hills Elementary School
PTA
John Sterling
Richard Allgeed
Eddie Worthington
Robert Rahaim
Bicentennial plans aired at Knights auxiliary meeting
Lt. Col. (Ret.) Jack Lee chaired the Lawton Bicentennial Commission as events for Lawton’s Diamond Jubilee were outlined to the Ladies Auxiliary Knights of Columbus Council No. 1287. A Q and A followed the talk amid devotions and announcements of Prague pilgrimage and bazaar workshop. Hostesses are set for a luncheon November 7 at the Mr. Z Steak Inn.
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Jack Lee
Lawton
Commission
Ladies Auxiliary
Knights of Columbus Council
Edward Weisenburger
Compass Drive
Marius Deasy
Patrick Hayes
Grimage
Prague
St. Barbara Catholic Church
Herman Lawrence
Armando Aguirre
Ben Lyner
John Fietz
Larry Gensman
Mr. Z
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