Myrtle Bailey and Bonanza!

"Findlay Retired Missionary Enjoys Chinese Food Prepared by 'Hop Sing'
30 March 1964 The Findlay Republican Courier p. 4
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And on a lighter note, for my final entry in this series on my great-grand-aunt Myrtle Bailey in the newspaper, and the historical-cultural events of her time:

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Findlay Retired Missionary Enjoys Chinese Food Prepared by 'Hop Sing'

Picture caption: Hop Sing (Victor S. Yung), cook in the television show “Bonanza”, displays some of his culinary art in preparing an Easter dinner of Chinese food for Miss Myrtle Bailey here yesterday. Miss Bailey is a great-aunt of Mrs. Jack Snyder, Elm Rd, in whose home the meal was prepared. Miss Bailey, a retired missionary, spent 33 years in China. Upon reading of Mr. Yung’s visit with the Marathon Oil Company here, she called the actor at his hotel and the two engaged in a true Cantonese conversation. The Chinese food for the retired Miss Bailey was the result.

• First in series: Myrtle Bailey and the Second Chinese revolution 
• Second in series: Myrtle Bailey and the Second Sino-Japanese War 
• Third in series: Myrtle Bailey and the Japanese Invasion and Occupation of Hong Kong 

Newspaper article found at NewspaperARCHIVE.com