Calendar of Society Events in Hope October Meetups
The Hope area lists numerous society happenings from October 21 to 26. Clubs, PTA, Junior Auxiliary, and B P W hosts invite members and the public to parties, meetings, open houses, and a golf tournament with planned lunches and potlucks. Open houses celebrate anniversaries and seasonal decor. Details include venues like Hope Country Club and First Baptist Church, with host names and times.
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Tina Ambassador
Garrett Memoral Baptist Church
Ivy Mitchell
Arkansas Federation of Music Clubs
First Baptist Church
Fellowship Hall
AFMC
James F. Stewart
Maserion Crank
Inspiration Point
Frances Scott
Lawrence Porter
Don Weems
Mayonnaise Used by Youths Here and Elsewhere
CHICAGO AP A federal drug expert reports youths in parts of the country have injected peanut butter and mayonnaise as substitutes for narcotics. Several deaths are linked to the fad. Er nest A Carabillo Jr of the Federal Bureau of Narcotics spoke at a pediatric conference noting underground recipe books and other substitutes like paregoric ethylchloride and freon. Officials say users mistake toxic reactions for a real high and seek new drugs beyond the law.
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Chicago
Ernest A. Carabillo Jr
Federal Bureau of Narcotics
Carabillo
Frank Gulich
Narcotics Bureau
Gulich
American Academy of
Build Plan Work theme marks Business Women's Week kickoff
The Arkansas Chapter of the International Association of Personnel in Employment Security will focus on hard-core unemployment at its annual institute in Little Rock. Norma Jean Delaney delivered the keynote as club members, including Margie Vickers and Mary Andrews, assembled for the Diamond Monday breakfast on October 20, observing National Business Women's Week in October 1925.
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Little Rock
Arkansas
The
International Association of Personnel In Employment Security
L To R
Margie Vickers
Mary Andrews
Norma Jean Delaney
Hope B & PW Club
Would Crack Down on Pardons
West Memphis Ark state Sen Richard Earl Griffin urged stricter pardon and parole procedures and better paid police to curb crime. He noted 46 percent of 1967 68 arrestees had prior imprisonments and criticized leniency toward youthful offenders, arguing rehabilitation is possible but current systems fail 70 percent of the time.
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West Memphis
Ark
Richard Earl Griffin
Crossett Monday
Griffin
Parole Reform Called to Curb Youth Offenders
Griffin argued for immediate tightening of parole probation and pardoning procedures to ensure rehabilitation before granting privileges. Bottling Co of Arkansas said Tab and Fresca sales would continue with ample stock and no immediate decision on diet drink bottling, stressing compliance with the law and noting risks of cigarettes and liquor.
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Bottling Co
Arkansas
Firms to Sell Soft Drinks Already Bottled
Arkansas producers of cyclamate beverages announce they will sell bottled products now. Welfare Secretary Finch orders removal of all cyclamate foods and drinks from shelves by February 1. He notes evidence linking cyclamates to cancer in animals and cites Coca Cola associate statements.
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Little Rock
Arkansas
Robert H. Finch
Pepsi Cola
Finch
Howard Stebbins
Coca-Cola
Dear Helen Help Us Seeks Advice On Dating Rules
A reader questions dating limits and family trust after planning a school dance with a restricted partner. Helen cautions openness with parents, urges repentance for sneaky acts, and suggests forgiveness may allow attendance. A married office worker complains of coworkers' rumors and pressures, and a third letter critiques unequal marriages, urging equality and shared decision making.
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Helen
Pye
Tam
Carol Barrett Show Leads in Mixed TV Mix of Sketches and Music
Television critics praised The Carol Barrett Show for its blend of sketches and musical numbers in its fourth season. Stars Harvey Korman Nin Conway and Ken Berry appeared with Lana Turner and Tracy Carlyle headlines competing with NBC and ABC offerings as Nielsen ranked CBS programs top in the week.
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Cynthia Lowry
Radio Wester New York
Hollyswood
Carol
Harvey Korman
Nin Conway
Conway
Lothario
Ken Berry
Sam Brown
Mayberry
R.F.D
Lana Turner
ABC
NBC
Tracy Carlyle
Andy Williams
CBS
Television ratings shift as NBC edges CBS and ABC
NBC moves ahead of CBS and ABC in season averages led by Langihan Marcus Welby M D and Those Magnificent Men in Their Flying Machines. The Movie of the Week tops ABC’s list while NBCs Bill Cosby Show holds fifth, edging CBS Ed Sullivan Gunsmoke Bonanza and other classics.
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NBC
CBS
ABC
Langhein
Marcus Welby
Robert Young
Bill Coaby
Ed Sullivan
Jacke Gleason
Glen Campbell
Also Mentioned on This Page
Hope High School
PTA
Elaine Burtch
Chamber of Commerce
B&pw
Hope B&pw Club
Hope Chamber of Commerce
Bodcan Pta
the Hope Country Club
E.J. Whitman
James W. Branch
Hope Bobcats
Jewel Moore, Jr
Arthur Streeh
Hope Country Club
Hope Magnolia
Jack Lowe
Bill Hairr
Hope Country Soom
and Mes
John Beatty
Fred Coleman
John Kitchens, Jr
Tim Cato
Assembly of God Fellowship
Archie Cook
Cecil Cox
Kenneth Harmon
Daffodil Club
John Burs Gess
W.C. Bruner, Jr
Daffodil Garden Club
Calvin Caldwell
John Graves
Bridge Club
Mildred Roger S
J.W. Smith
Roy Wilson
M.M, Mc Cloughan
H.C. Whitworth
E.H. Stewart
Royce Weisenberger
Forrest Hairr
Sam W. Strong
L Dept
Charles Batson
Springhill Rd
Wesleyan Service Guild
Wesleyan Service Guild No. 1
First Methodist Church
B.N. Holt
Hazel Castle
James McLarty
Garland Medders
Glenice Porter
Mineral Springs
Kathleen Broach
China
Sue Perkins
Martha Stephenson
John Wilson
C.B. Woodruff
Texarkana
Miner May
Danas
E.G. Wright
Lone Beasley
Maude
Tex
O.H. Allen
Allen
Bennie Charles Downing
Evva Reynerson
Eureka Springs
Bob Reyherson
Eer Theatre
Cheyenne
Lorners ToAg
Velora
City Hall
Hope, Ark
Christian Troubadors
Nashville
Tenn
Phil
Noel, Bill, Wayne
Odom
Hope Dewight
Arthur
Jack, Finis
Pat
Ruevel
the Messengers OF
E.C
Wayne, Martha and
Ronnie
Helen Bottel
Winslow
Bentonville
A. Cappella
Camden
Hot Springs
Osceola
Baneys
Osnaburg
Thur Thurs
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