Calendar of events in Wennesday society page
A dense listing of October 17 events includes Eastern Star meeting at Masonic Hall with supper at 6:30 and meeting at 8:00, Daffodil Garden Club at 1 p.m. with guest speaker, Senior Citizens Club at 1:30 p.m., Blevins PTA at 7:30 p.m., Newcomers Club at 7:30 p.m., plus a Hope Country Club game night and Arkansas Texas listening party, choir practice at First Presbyterian, Youth Choir, and a leadership course. Also notes Circle No 1 meeting, marriage announcement of Miss Mary Linda Poynor and Oliver Lee Adams Jr., Guernsey 4-H Club meets with Shover Springs club, and various refreshments.
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Eastern Star
Masonic Hall
Main St. Sup«lier
Regnar
Blevins P.T.A
Eva Cope
Doug Neece
Robert Dennis
Charles Carey
The
Hope Country Club
Lynn Harris
Jack Royal
Joe Barrentine
W.S.C
First United Methodist Church
E. P. Young, Jr
B. W. Edwards
1St Corinthians
T. S. McDavitt
Guernsey
Shover Springs
Lanette Arrington
Belinda Evans
Mark Sparks
Paula Poindexter
Mark
Wiener
Sheryl Bright
William Dillon
Truman Arringtons
E. O. Brights
Machines Spew Chow For Everyone At The Met Opera Restaur
New York on opening night highlights the vending food service boom. AILEEN SNODDY notes how vending machines move from cigarettes and coffee to hot meals, soups, and cottage cheese with microwaves and fresh coffee. Industry leaders like Henry Eschmann and James O. Rogers discuss growth, nutrition, and social trends shaping future dining beyond a pill.
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Rogers
Metropolitan Opera
Spa Speakers Ordinance Ruled Unconstitutional
Hot Springs Arkansas AP Judge Henry M Britt struck down a city ordinance banning loud speakers as unconstitutional on appeal from George Ray Hozendorf a 24 year old Lynn Davis campaign worker. Police arrested him for displaying a state license and using a loudspeaker in a city violation. He was fined on both charges.
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Hot Springs, Ark
Hot Spring
Henry M. Britt
Hot Springs
Municipal Court
George Ray Hozendorf
Lynn Davis
Davis
Hozendorf
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Britt
Poltergeist theories spark home vibration puzzle
A Hope Arkansas reader recounts an investigation into poltergeist claims. Experts suggest mechanical vibrations from a diesel water pump miles away caused objects to leap and lights to fail, with incidents subsiding after pump repairs.
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Helen
National Picture
Geist
Rules Ballot Copy Allowed Says Arkansas Attorney General
Arkansas Attorney General says the official ballot for the November 5 general election may be copied to instruct voters how to vote but not whom to vote for. The guidance clarifies permissible use of sample ballots and educational materials.
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Little Rock
Attorney General's
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Jim Argo
Jim Lockhart
Talbot Feild, Jr
Senior Citizens Club
New Community Center
First Presbyterian Church
Waindiddy
Malah Smith
Atlanta
Thame
Woc
Mary Linda
Aileen Snoddy
New York
Kay
James O. Rogers
Canteen Corp
Phoenix
Oklahoma City
Henry Eschman
Met's
Eschmann Echord
Linda Stephens
North Little Rock
Madelyn Stephens
Conway
Rebecca Jane Wilson
Magnolia
Pam Woodruff
Eschmanen
United States
Suztee Vinson
NY Post
Darly
NEW
CUE Magazine
National Board OF Review Audit Crest
NBC
Truman Capote
Richard Brooks
Spa
HOPE
ARK
Ohset
Helen Bottel
Haking
Edna Middlebrook
Martin Crow
Kansas
Ci Ty
F.C. Crows
Jean Laseter
Ruth Durham
el Paso
Tex
Roland
Lily) Pearson
Dorothy Goulet
Los Angeles
Calif
British Isles
Graée- Roberts
Rays
Mondville, Tex
Bill Mudgett
Mudgett
Tom Epting
Claud
Texy
Gaugatet
Bill Byrd
Meg Rd
Diane
Kathy
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Scope Brand Mouth
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