Here and There column notes and quotes from Mary Rothband
Wave Society editor Mary Rothband highlights TV celebrity on Chanel 8 at 9 pm and features local names such as Charles Ward, Pat Burns, Prendergast, Eula Grace Wedig, Pat Mitchell, Sam Garcia, Ida Boone, Sharon Nelson, Gladys Cole, and Ruby King. The piece ends with a reflection on kindness as a social force.
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Wave Society
Charles Ward
the Bay Swingers Club
Fred Gaynes
Victoria
Pat Burns
Prendergast
Eula Grace Wedig
Pat Mitchell
Sam Garcia
Ida Boone
Sharon Nelson Manning
Pink
Gladys Cole
Ruby King
Port Lavaca Woman's Club elects new officers
The Port Lavaca Woman's Club elected officers at its monthly meeting. Officers include Mrs. Amos Wehmeyer Jr. president, Mrs. D.V. Dunlap vice president, Mrs. George Haynes recording secretary, Mrs. Cecil Mae Fenner treasurer, Mrs. H.C. Wehmeyer corresponding secretary, and Mrs. A.H. Wagner parliamentarian. On April 1 the club will depart at 10 a.m. for a trip to Goliad State Park with lunch at La Bahia Restaurant and a tour of the missions.
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Port Lavaca
Goliad State Park
la Bahia
Ann Landers Wife Deserves a Gold Medal
Dear Ann Landers, a reader asks what unemployed housewives do all day besides shopping and talking on the phone. The author recounts caring for children during his wife’s hysterectomy, enduring rotten meals, endless laundry, and failed housekeeping during his two week vacation, highlighting the claimed daily chores and chaos.
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Ann _ Landers
Ann Landers
American Cancer Society
Heloise tips on spotting bad biscuit dates and thrift
Heloise urges shoppers to check end dates on canned biscuits and compare brands before buying. She warns beware outdated merchandise, advises using the latest-date option, and shares thrifty shopping habits with readers while urging careful price comparisons and patience.
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Gal Heloise
Local social notes from Berwyn and Victoria
Berwyn residents Mr. and Mrs. Alvin C. Ward arrive to spend ten days with son Charles L. Ward. Huntsville visitors Mrs. Robert Bonar and son Brandon to spend weekend with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Jay Hubbard and Mr. H.F. Bonar. Mrs. K A Wallace and Mrs. J E King travel to Leakey for a planning meeting for Laity Lodge camp. Several members attend the Alamo District Meeting of the Texas Federated Woman's Club convention in Victoria with 182 members present. Port Lavaca Junior Woman's Club contributes to luncheon decorations and places in the President's Oral Report. Northport Reader letter cites Ann Landers guidance on medical opinions and boundaries with a request for the booklet Necking and Petting What Are the Limits.
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Alvin C. Ward
Berwyn
Illinois
Charles L. Ward
Robert Bonar
Brandon
Huntsville
Jay Hubbard, Jr
H.F. Bonar
Amos Wehmeyer, Jr
Stanley Smith
D.V. Dunlap
Z.S. Phillips
T.B. Hargrove, Sr
George Cole
J.E. King
Texas Federated Woman's Club
Holiday Inn
Victoria
Richard Love
Fred Knipling
Robert Cowley
Michael Asoff
Port Lavaca
Republicans in Trouble as GOP Faces Poor Polls
Washington AP reports GOP Chairman Mary Louise Smith warned the party is in serious trouble after a poll shows only 18 percent of Americans call themselves Republicans. Ford, Rockefeller and Reagan headlined a two day leadership meeting for a 1976 rebuilding push. The Market Opinion Research poll finds Democrats at 42 percent, independents at 40, with GOP strength strongest among rural residents, housewives, seniors, high earners, and border or Mountain states. Smith warns of low registration, internal dissension, and a looming November setback.
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Washington
GOP
Mary Louise Smith
Ford
Republican National Committee
Market Opinion Research
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