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Private Notes
Folks at the Shady Rest hotel find Betty Jo extremely changed after a trip to Europe[her graduation present].
Kate puts herself in a foolish position when she becomes overly suspicious of one of her daughter's actions.
A romantic problem develops when Betty Jo finds she has a secret admirer.
Kate faces a mother's problem when the youngest of her three daughters falls in love.
Thanks to Uncle's Joe's loose tongue, everybody in the valley knows that steve is going to marry Betty Jo-- except Betty Jo.
Betty's Jo's ramshackle"dream house"momentarily disrupts her romance with Steve.
Floyd Smoot, suddenly engaged to none other than Selma Plout, convinces Steve Elliott that he and Betty Jo should have a double wedding.
Steve's parents pay an unexpected visit to meet the Bradley family--and to sample Betty's Jo highly touted cooking.
Betty Jo faces a perplexing problems as her wedding day draws near--she has four gowns to wear.
Kate expects a long-distance call at Sam's store from Betty Jo and Steve in Hawaii, and Hooterville goes wild with excitement.
Kate fears that her honeymooning daughter and son-in-law have forgotten her birthday.
Newlyweds Steve and Betty Jo Elliott have first spat--over Steve's first night out with the boys.
Railroad executive Homer Bedloe shows up again with a new scheme to get the Cannonball discontinued.
Kate decides to contest a jaywalking ticket she receives in Pixley.
Uncle Joe attempts to upgrade the facilies of the Shady Rest hotel to impress representative of a hotel association.
Uncle Joe's entry into the beekeeping business disrupts newlyweds Steve and Betty JO Elliott.
Steve and Betty Jo each bor new furniture fro their home without telling the other about it.
As two crusading newpapers reporters,Bobbie Jo and her boyfriend take overe the "Hooterville World Guardian."
Newlywed Betty Jo encourages husband Steven to become an apple polisher to secure a lucative crop--dusting contract.
Uncle Joe's proclivity for off-key singing prompts his dismissal from a barber shop quartet-- just before a local talent contest.
A feud develops over the Bradley family dog's apparently divided loyalty.
Changes due to middle age make Uncle Joe and Sam Drucker unrecognizable to a girl they both once courted.
Uncle Joe takes over the Shady Rest and is almost run out of town for allegedly tossing out on old for non-payment of rent.
A slick, big--city promotion man concocts a phony publicity build-up to promote Billie Jo's first record.
Cousin Mae wrecks havoc at the Shady Rest hotel, until Aunt Helen comes to the rescue.
"Deputy" Joe Carson captures a desperate bank robber with the help of Aunt Helen and a war-surplus life raft.
The Cannonball arrives at the Shady Rest with a "For Sale" sign and Homer Bedloe. The train will go to the highest bidder. One bid has already come in from a junk dealer who wants it for scrap. Bedloe also tells them that the sale is out of his hands because the C & FW Railroad has been sold to the H. Greene Company. The people of the valley decide to try and raise the money to outbid the junk dealer. They find out that bid is higher than what they can possibly raise. Uncle Joe and Sam decide to go to Chicago and meet with H. Greene. They discover that H. Greene is Henrietta Greene. Once Henrietta realizes how much the Cannonball means to the valley, she calls off the sale.
Sam Drucker's vacation at the Shady Rest hotel turns out to be a big disappoitment for Uncle Joe.
Betty Jo and Steve swear never to remove their wedding rings,but the next day she accidentally drops hers down the drain of the kitchen sink.
Kate comes home and finds everything normal--there's a mix up on where to meet her, and fireworks set the Pixley depot ablaze.
