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2 El Dorado (Ark.) El Dorado Friday, August 12,1966 Arts Center's Fund Benefits From Musical The Fine Arts Center's operating fund will receive the proceeds from Sound of Musk" which will be presented by Little Theater at the Center beginning August 17. The Rogers and Hammerstein musical will be directed by Tony Michaels and eight performances will be given. The three participating groups which headquarter at the Fine Arts Center are Little Theater, the El Dorado Division of South Arkansas Symphony, and El Dorado Art League. All groups are actively promoting the show and helping with the sale of tickets. Playing the roles of Nuns are Chris Keys, Margaret Compton, Dot Sheppard, Nancy Ripley and Peggy Stratton.

Penny Garrett will play the role of Elsa Schraeder, Capt. von Trapp fiancee. Lee Zachary will have the role of Max Detweiler, friend of von Others in the cast include James Goolsby, who will play Franz; Mary Egerer, new postulant; Rosy Coley, Frau Schmidt, the housekeeper; Bill Benson, Herr Zeller; Oliver Bass Baron Elberfeld; and Charles VanNess, Adm. von Schreiber Others who will appear as Nuns are Gene Cox, Jina Kaldem, Kay Eanes, Pam Bell, Susan Burbank, Cheryl Crites, Janis Johnston, Betty Robinson, Sheri Stripling and Carol Milam. Following opening night, performances will be given on August 18, 19, 20, and a matinee on August 21 The show will be given on August 25, 26, and 27 Tickets for other than opening night are available at Casual House, Exchange Drug, Melody Mart, Greater El Dorado Committee, and from all members of Little Teater Tickets for opening night are being handled by a committee headed by Mrs Thomas L.

Reynolds Mrs Paul Henley is co-chairman. Other members are Mrs. Jack Byrd, Mrs. James Matheney, Mrs Jacob Ellis, Mrs Albert Clowney, Mrs. Emmett Coley, Mrs.

Surrey Gilliam Mrs Edwin Alderson, and Mrs. William I Prewett, all of whom have tickets. DO RE Ml Tony Michaels, seated, director of the upcoming musical, Sound of takes some members of the cast through the paces during rehearsal Left to right, they are Chris Keys, Margaret Compton, Peggy Stratton, Dot Sheppard. Penny Garrett, Nancy Ripley and Zachary. To be presented by Little Theater, the show opens at Fine Arts Center August 17 and will run for eight performances Pleasant Grove Sets Revival A revival will be held at the Pleasant Grove Methodist Church August 14-19 with services at 10:30 a.

and 7:30 p. m. The Rev. Richard Posg of the Villiage Methodist Church will be preaching Monday through Friday, Rev. Charles Walthall, pastor, has announced.

Pleasant Grove is located on Highway IS about 12 miles southwest of El Dorado. Firm Celebrates Anniversary Sale Stuart Typewriter located at 401 W. Hillsboro St. is celebrating 20 years of business in Ell Dorado with an anniversary sale. The company opened in 1946 as a distributor of Royal typewriter, and now sells, in addition to Royals, Victor business machines, Sweda cash registers, Copy Rite duplicators, Eastman Kodak copiers, Ape- co copiers, Mosier safes, and Smith-Corona portable typewriters.

Joe Stuart opened his first office in El Dorado in the former Harris Trimble Building at 214 Elm St. Within a few months the office moved to larger quarters in the same building, and in June, 1947, a ground floor location at 212 E. Elm became the new home of the company At this time the company consisted of Stuart as owner and manager, Mrs Eula Whiddon as bookkeeper, J. R. Diles as serviceman and a second employee in the service department.

In 1948 a branch office was opened in Magnolia, and this branch office with Maurice McKinnon as manager now serves two counties in Arkansas as well as two Louisiana parishes. During the next 14 years Stuart Typewriter Company has grown, added employes to its force now numbering 17, and added many new lines of business equipment to better serve its customers In 1961 the firm moved to its present location Diles is now service foreman of the service and Mrs. Whiddon is office manager The Almanac By United Press Today is Friday, Aug 12, the 224th day of 1966 with 141 to follow. The moon is between its last quarter and new phase. The morning stars are Mars, Venus, Jupiter and Saturn There are no evening stars.

American novelist Mary Roberts Rinehart was bom on this day in 1876. On this day in history In 1867, President Andrew Johnson appointed Gen. Ulysses Grant Secretary of War. In 1877, Thomas Edison completed a crude model of the first talking machine. In 1898, a peace treaty was signed ending the Spanish American War.

In 1936, Nazi government announced it would not intervene in the Spanish Civil War. A thought for the English novelist and playwright Somerset Maugham said: ask you for criticism, but they want only TAC House Discussed For Club Three members of the TAC House junior board and Mrs. Othar Smith, director of TAC House, presented a program to the Civitan Club at noon Thursday The program was introduced by Civitan Raymond Greer. Dec. 1, 1944, when the Teen Age Club House first opened its doors, TAC house has meant fun and friends to El Dorado's said Mary McKinney, board member All programs at the teenage spot are under the supervision of Mrs Smith and adult assistants, according to Miss McKinney Friendships, experiences in self government, building good citizens and adults are goals achieved at the TAC House, she went on Improvements made at the TAC House recently include new draperies, spotlights over pool tables, paintings, upholstery for furniture, soda fountain, and renovated snack bar, said Rodney Landes, son of a senior board member felt the place needed said Mrs Smith, we started painting Bright colors enhance the place now.

she said Barbara Holloway, president of the TAC House junior board, listed functions of the board It and the senior board meet six times a year for a dinner meeting where they discuss problems and plans, she said need several Mrs Smith told Civitans, new pool tables, a color TV, stereo, landscaping, and new Guests at the meeting included Steve Watson, Charles VanNess, Pam Zachary. Steve Shofner and Mrs Harvey Young The latter four presen ted a skit from the local Little production of The Sound of STYLE SHOW PARTICIPANTS Miss Paula Brock, left, Arkansas Poultry Princess, and Miss Mary Womack, Miss El Dorado, will participate in Friday Young style show, to be presented by Samples, Main St. Miss Brock will be commentator, while Miss Womack will entertain at intermission. Music for the occasion will be provided by The Jesters The style show, set for 8 p.m., will end in time for the TAC House dance at 9 p.m. First American school to Su Mac Lad won the Interna- adopt rowing was Yale Uni- tional Trot at New Ro- versity, in 1843, with a dug- osevelt Raceway in 1961 and out canoe again in 1963 OCEANOGRAPHY SITE KINGSTON.

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federal court with unlawfully transporting a stolen vehicle in interstate commerce. Bowling pled guilty to the charge. He was arrested July 25 for driving a stolen automobile from Barrington, 111., to near Hope He has been in jail since that time in Hope and Miller County jail in Texarkana Bond was not posted Judge Harris deferred the case to the probation officer because of pathetic according to the court Rehabilitation for Bowling is sought. The second case presented to federal court by attorney Charles Conway, Ft. Smith, involved Gene Emey Washburn, El Dorado Washburn entered a plea of gulity to the charge of jumping bail He was sentenced by Judge Harris to three vears im" MOVIE "THE DOCTOR'S DILIMA" Dick Bogarde, Leslie Caron, Robert Morley, Alastair Sim 6:30 PM Color 8:30 p.

m. Mr. Roberts 9:00 p.m. Man from a U.N.C.L.E. 10:00 p.

m. on mm dal ly 0 prisonment, to be deferred 10 days. He will be taken to federal jail. A second charge against him for transporting interstate firearms was held until a later date. STICKY FINGERS TAMPA, Fla.

(UFI) money lying around a police department safe from sticky fingers, Mayor Nick Nuccio admitted Thursday Nuccio has been saying for some time that he wanted $28,000 in the police evidence room deposited in a local bank for fear some of it might be taken. Acting Police Chief Allison Wainwright confirmed Thurs day that $1,800 is missing. RIALTO CARY GRANT SAMANTHA EGGAR JIM HUTTON SOL SIEGEL 0 1 mmmm. a COLUMBIA PtCTURtS RELEASE i 1:00 7:27 9:38 SKYVUE DRIVE IN igh gm OF THE rizzly TT- aiso SHOW STARTS 7:35 FIRST El DORADO RUN SCREEN ASKS THE MOST TICKLISH QUESTION OF W0RU) WARS "WHAT 010 YOU 00 IN THE WAR.DA00Y7” JAMES COBURN OlCK SHAWN SERGIO (ANTONI GIOVANNA Rii 11 Al00 RAT r'wh' A i I 'AM it A 1 A Hi i WARDS COLOR etoituul PLUS 2nd FEATURE TOR THOSE WHO THINK YOUNG" IN COLOR tv programs mformotion fo i furmthed by each television station ond publnhed by the Ntwi PuWuKmg Company for the benefit of our ivory tffort it mode to insure accuracy Intingi anting from loft minute program are below TV 3 KAGK TV, Channel 4 KTAi TV 6 K.A 1C NOE TV. 8 Channel 10 AH are Central Standard ALL PROGRAMS ARE SUBJECT TO CHANGE WITHOUT NOTICE TIME FOR FLOWERS DWAYNE SMITH FLORIST SOONER or LATER our tivonie Florist FRIDAY, August 12 EVENING 6:00 Lawman 3 News, Wtr 7-8 News '-IO 6:20 Quartet 7 6:30 Fiintstone.s 3c-7c Maverick 4 Movie 6c Wild West 8 Trails West 10 Summer Fun 3c-7c Sports 10c 7.30 Addams Family 3-7 London Palladium 4c-IOc Hogan He Political Talk 3 Movie 7 Gomer Pyle 8c 8: 3 30 Farmer Daughter3c is ter Roberts4c Political Talk 6 Hears vs Packers 8 Peyton PI 10 9 00 Court Martial 3 4c 6 10 10:00 News, Wtr Spts 3-4-7-10 News.

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