Ride Out For Revenge at State Theatre in CinemaScope
The State Theatre opens Ride Out For Revenge this Friday and Saturday from United Artists. Rory Calhoun Gloria Grahame Lloyd Bridges and Jo Anne Gilbert star in a western saga of white and red men on the Great Plains in the 1880s amid domestic upheaval. A Nice Little Bank That Should Be Robbed follows as a CinemaScope comedy with Tom Ewell Mickey Rooney and Mickey Shaughnessy about inept amateur crooks who pull off two holdups and net a fortune. Mardi Gras opens Sunday and Monday with Pat Boone Christine Carere Tommy Sands Sheree North Gary Crosby and Richard Sargent joining a lively New Orleans caper featuring a student lottery and a blossoming romance. The film showcases De Lure Color and CinemaScope.
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Rory Calhoun
Gloria Grahame
Lloyd Bridges
Joanne Gilbert
State Theatre
United Artists Release
Great Plains
Dakotas
Oklahoma
Henry Levin
Pat Boone
Christine ‘Carere
Tommy Sands
Sheree North
Gary Crosby
Fred Clark
Richard Sargent
Virginia Military Institute
New Orleans
Ohio
Twentieth Century-Fox
V. M. Leadet
Christine Carere
Pat
Millorns Spend Weekend Visits In Texas
Mr and Mrs Bill Millorn spent the weekend in Waco visiting Technical Sergeant and Mrs Bob McClelland and daughter Debra They also spent Sunday in Dallas catching up with his brother Mr and Mrs Floyd Millorn and Ray
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waco
Bill Millorn
Bob. McClelland
Debra
Dallas
Floyd Millorn
Ray
Starlight Fantasy Banquet Theme At First Baptist Church
The combined senior and young people's departments of First Baptist Church hosted a Saturday banquet in the church hall with the Starlight Fantasy theme. Ed Ehair led the Youth Council, and Mrs. Alvin Benson and Joe Baker led the departments. Sherry Mote and Gary Harter were named favorites, presented white Bibles, and honored as June and Jupiter. Captain Warren Perkins spoke about the Strategic Air Command Mission after serving in the Pacific. The event featured a Moonlight Maidens musical program and space-themed decorations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
Youth Council
Ed Ehair
Alvin Benson
Young People’s Department
Joe Baker
Sherry Mote
Gary Harter
M. D. Johnston
Training Union
Miss Mote
Russell Mote
Winters High School
Harter
Troy Harter
National Honor Society
Blizzard
Warren F. Perkins
Abilene
819Th Combat Support
Allen Benson
Outer Space
Bee Busy Sewing Club Meets At Pae Home
Mrs. Fred Poe hosted the Bee Busy Sewing Club Monday night at her Pae home. Members shared handwork and held a brief business session before refreshments. Guests included Mrs. Earl Chapmoad and Mrs. Charlsie Webb. next gathering set for Feb. 2 at Mrs. W. H. Cain’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bee Busy Sewing Club
Fred Poe
Bee Busy Sewing ‘Club
B. G. Mills
S. P. Gray
Stacy Sumner
W. C. Workman
J. C Martin
W. H. Cain
M.G. Roper
Bill Millorn
Bud Parks
E. C. Gollinsworth
Jake Smith
Earl Chapmoad
Charlsie Webb
Colored Lights and Angel Hair Attended Event
About 100 people attended a gathering featuring colored lights and angel hair decor. The concise report notes turnout and ambiance without identifying individuals or locations.
Bonnie Jean Lindley Weds Bobby Shores In Baird
Bonnie Jean Lindley and Bobby Gene Shores wed in Baird on February 12 with Rev. David Harris officiating. The couple, both from local families, will reside in Wingate where Shores works with his father.
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Bonnie Jean Lindley
Bobby Shores
Baird
B. F. Lindlay
Bonnie Jean
Bobbie Gene Shores
Eddie Shores
Wingate
David Harris
Winters High School
Bokashe High School
Oklahoma
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Kuner’s
Seuss
Libby
Spenach
Maryland Club Coffee
Clorox
Oleo
D.v
The
Winters Enterprise
Winters
Texas
Dina Merrill
Jerry Wald
Studebaker
Buick
Chevrolet
International
Waddell Chevrolet Company
Ft Eben
Sprinkle
J. T. Sprinkle
Bud Puckett
Beverly Bedford
Toni Johnson
Edna Mayfield
Nancy Roberts
Carol Smith
Karen Parrish
Barbara Dunn
Joanne Alfrey
Martha Marks
Nancy Benson
Evelyn Hudgins
Frances Sanders
W. T. Stapler
Robert Gans
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