Stephens City Parents Seek Deaf Child Education Groups
Stephens City brief notes Mrs Gladys Keckley reports local activity and family visits. Organizers seek a parents group to secure education for hard of hearing or deaf children, inviting contact with Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Fletcher at B62 1963 or Box 38.
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Gladys Keckley
Stephens City
Daniel Fletcher
Stephens
H.C. Racey
Roy Middleton
May Hemilright
Strasburg
Mose Race
Maynard Hausenfluck
Preston Conner
Holiday Visits and Guests Across Local Families
A series of social notes recount Christmas and holiday visits. Ruth Yeakle hosts on N Main Street. H. C. Racey guests with Mr. and Mrs. Roy Middleton. Roanoke native Ayler spends holidays with R. E. Ayler. Hepner family and others visit Dale Swain and friends. Mrs. M J Baptist hosts several relatives and friends from Winchester Morgantown and Brunswick. John Balt and Steve Bridges households are mentioned with other local visits. SP 4 James G Boyd, in Vietnam, will appear on Bob Hope show January 14 from 8:30 to 10 p.m., and his grandmother Frances Ridgeway lives in Stephens City.
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Ruth Yeakle
N. Main St
H. C. Racey
Roy Middleton
Tate Ayler
Roanoke
R. E. Ayler
Gerald Hepner
Jay
Sandy
Joe Haines
Dale Swain
Vernon
Glwen
Terry
Kevin Teets
Floyd Derflinger
John Bolt
C. A. Fling
Leesburg
Fling
Leesburg Hospital
Melvin Boyd
Winchester
James G. Boyd
Viet Nam
Frances Ridgeway
Stephens City
Afternoon Movie Shell Shock and Evening World Premiere Drama
TV listings show Shell Shock a 1964 drama with Beach Dickerson and Carl Crow about brothers reunited amid Italian front fighting. Ironside 1966 stars Raymond Burr as a detective crippled by a sniper wound who becomes a special officer. The D A Conspiracy to Kill 1966 features Robert and William Conrad with Deputy DA Paul Ryan questioning a prosecuted man. The Light Touch 1951 pairs Stewart Granger and Pier Angeli in a romance involving an art thief and a stolen masterpiece.
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Carl Crow
Ironside
Raymond Burr
Geraldine Brooks
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Robert Conrad
William Conrad
Paul Ryan
Stewart Granger
Pier Angeli
Young Whitaker Prefers Public School Recess Over Set Lessons
Johnny Whitaker, a recent NBC guest on Dinah's Place, favors public schooling over private lessons he receives on the television set. He cites recess as his favorite course, though it is not part of the curriculum.
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Johnny Whitaker
Nbc-Tv
Johnny
Stage venture for Art James eyes off Broadway play
Art James, NBC-TV host of The Who What or Where Game, produces his second play. The serious drama Charlie Was Here, But Now He's Gone is scheduled for an off Broadway theatre in the Spring.
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Art James
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Charlie
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