Society Calendar Highlights Local Club Meetings
The column lists October 10 to 14 society events across Melonvine including Patrol Leaders Workshop at First Methodist Church for Girl Scouts, multiple Methodist and Baptist church circle meetings, American Legion Auxiliary gatherings, Pack 93 at Paisley School, WSCS circles, Presbyterian week of prayer, Hope Iris Club, Hope Art Chapter, and PTA sessions with panels on Quality Education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Wollerman
The
First Baptist Church
Aline Johnson
East Third, Street
American’ Legion Auxiliary
Leslie Huddleston
First National*Bank
WSCS
First Methodist Church
First Presbyterian Church
James Mitchell
School Menus for Next Week at State High and Elementary
State high school menus list Monday through Friday with items such as chicken and dumplings, hamburgers, roast beef, tamale pie, and vegetable soup, each day paired with sides, bread or rolls, fruit or dessert, and milk. Elementary offerings include soup, cheese sandwiches, pork and beans, grilled lunch meat, tamale pie, and ham and cheese sandwiches with similar sides and milk.
Gentry in Talk for Gambling in Hot Springs
Former state Atty. Gen. Tom Gentry urged support for Amendment 55 to legalize casino gambling in Garland County. He argued the issue is legality not cessation and said Hot Springs will see gambling reopen after the November election, with local officials needed to curb illegal activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alvin Schay
Associated Press
Little Rock
Tom Gentry
Garland County
Gentry
Razorback Band thanked for visit to Hope Arkansas
A letter from John S Wilson of the Hope Board of Trustees dated October 8 1964 thanks the Razorback Band and Dr Richard Northington for their appearance on Friday night October 2. It notes many locals appreciated the visit and calls for a return performance next year citing the Bobcat Band as equally praised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Razorback Band
Richard Northington
Razorback
University of Arkansas
Fayetteville
Arkansas
Worthington
Richard Keyton
Bobcat
Bobcats
Razorbacks
City of Hope
John
Wilson
Guy
Preservation of Red Wood Trees Studied
National Park Service study urges federal purchase of up to 53000 acres of virgin redwood forest to expand Muir Woods and other preserves. Report notes redwoods are a national asset and that conservation would boost northern California economy. President Johnson directs the effort, citing public support and global visitation to preserved groves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Derek Schoen
San Francisco
Theodore Roosevelt
Muir Woods National Monument
California
National Park Service
Johnson
Century of inaction cited by officials at Hot Springs
The excerpt credits Hot Springs with a century of inaction, asserting only two governors Carl E. Bailey and Orval B. Faubus took steps to halt the issue, implying limited progress by state leadership across decades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hot Springs
Carl E. Bailey
Orval B. Faubus
Meet in Darkness and the Hugo Sandor ransom scheme
In a tense scenario Lew Hodges Craig and Sandor Productions face a kidnapping plot amid dwindling funds. The group debates an inside job theory while counting nearly seventy thousand dollars raised, fearing exposure and the danger of the ransom scheme. The crooks warn against police involvement and listing banknote numbers as they press on with the risky plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lew Hodges
Sandor
Gail
Wettch
Lew
Valencia Avenue
Grove Road
Craig
Bud
Fergus
Hugo
Sam
Allen Landall
Landall
Sam Fergus
Bud Sandor
Sandor Productions
Velma
Jess
Redwood Park Expansion Sparks Region Wide Debate
A National Park Service report backs expanding redwood parks in Humboldt Del Norte and Mendocino counties projecting up to 2.4 million annual visitors in 15 years and $11.2 million in tourism. Opponents from the logging industry warn expansion threatens northern California jobs and economies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Humboldt
del Norte
Mendocino
No single method to help all smokers quit
New York AP reports Dr. G. M. Hochbaum of the U S Public Health Service says there is no universal quitting method. He warns quitting requires disrupting a complex web of habits and needs and notes many smokers may seek clinics to avoid personal accountability. He calls for systematic research into psychosocial aspects of smoking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alton
Slakgsle
Wester
New York
G. M. Hochbaum
U'S. Public Health — Service
Washington, DC
American Public Health .Association
Hochbaum
Spring Hill School Menus for Next Week
Week menu at Spring Hill School lists meals for Monday through Friday. Items include meat balls with green beans and carrot sticks, hot biscuits with butter and apple pudding on Monday. ham with corn and cabbage salad, cornbread with butter and apricots on Tuesday. scalloped potatoes with beef, field peas, cornbread with butter and cherry pie on Wednesday. hamburgers with fried potatoes on Thursday. soup with crackers and cheese slices and rice pudding on Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hill School
Opposing Viewpoints on Records and Ransom Numbers
Lew Hedges argues for meticulous record keeping of numbers citing FBI practice and Lindbergh case parallels. Sam Fergus concedes, noting the majority’s wish, while Bud remains unconsulted. To Be Continued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lew Hedges
FBI
Hauptmann
Sam Fergus
Bud
Dear Abby Advice Columns From 1984 Readers
A collage of Dear Abby letters covers family conflicts and child safety schemes. Topics include a child defending innocent talk, PTA block safety plans, neighborly nudity worries, and methods of disciplining children. The column offers Abby’s responses on manners safety and parenting.
Bookmobile Schedule and Stops by Date
The bookmobile schedule lists routes starting Oct 13 with times at Laneburg School Manns Grocery Heading Home Rosston and Oct 14 at Cale School Edwards Home Patmos School Patmos Community. Oct 15 includes Meloy Home DeAnn Barber Young Sweat Kidd Woodruff Blevins Hix Lee Grocery Cummings Home Justice Home with times from 5 to 8 30 PM and daytime stops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laneburg
Mann’s
Rosston
Cale
Edwards
Patmos
Meloy
DeAnn
Barber
Young
Sweat
Kidd
Woodruff
Blevins
Hix Lee
Cummings
Justice
Kansans to Be Inducted as Fellows in Surgeons College
CHICAGO AP Seven Arkansans will be inducted Friday night as fellows in the American College of Surgeons. They include Archie L. Hewett Carl L. Williams Fort Smith Rhys A. Williams Harrison Orval E. Riggs Jonesboro Francis R. Buchanan William I. Porter Little Rock and Herbert Buren Texarkana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Arkansans
American College of Surgeons
Archie L. Hewett
Carl, L. Williams
Fort ‘Smith
Rhys A. Williams
Harrison
Jonesboro
Francis R. Buchanan
William I. Porter
Little Rock
Herbert Buren
Texarkana
Union workers vote for Steelworkers at Orbit Valve Co
In Little Rock, Orbit Valve Co employees approved representation by the United Steelworkers of America, 50 to 31, in a Thursday vote. The outcome establishes union leadership and collective bargaining rights for the workforce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Rock
Orbit Valve Co
United Steelworkers of America
Also Mentioned on This Page
Wesleyan’ Service Guild No. 2
Jamie Russell
Forrest Hutson
Royce Weisenberger
Wesleyan Service Guild
Methodist Church
James McLarty, Jr
South Main St
Hazel. Castle
J. W. Perkins
Pack 93
Paisley School
George Frazier
David Pearson
WMS
First “Baptist Church
P.L. Perkins
Hope Iris Club
James Walker
Harold, Stephens
Hope Art
First National Bank
Talbot Field Jr
Fellowship Hall
Paul Klipsch
Neil Crank
Bas Friendship
H. ‘A. Woodruff
Garland Pta
Bill Flanders
Brookwood Pta
Elmer Brown
Saenger
Tonite Sundey
Mondey
Shirley MacLaine
Paul Newman
Robert Mitchum
Wala
Frank O'Neal
Nesther Bes
Witero
Sweetie Pie
By Nedine Seltzer
Stephen Ransome
Hugo Sander
Peticeman
Lew Is
Allen
By Gil Fox
Freddie
Spring Hill
Abby
Abigail
von Buren
Omaha
Nebraska
PTA
Shade Dow
Duke and Ducheys of
Windsor
Los Angeles
Calif
McNaught Syndicate, Inc
Indust
Union
Crescent Drug Store
John P, Cox Drug Co
Sue Bal
Hope
Arkensas