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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 10, 1964
Page
1
A long list of church services across denominations in town including First Baptist, First Methodist, First Presbyterian, First Christian, Assembly of God, Mt. Cannan Baptist and more. Details cover Sunday School times, morning and evening worship, choir rehearsals, training unions, and midweek meetings with pastors and locations noted. Local radio devotions listed for KXAR.
A church notices weekly calendar lists meetings and practices at 7:30 p m for Youth Choir Brotherhood Ushers Deaconess and Trustee Ladies Mid Week Prayer Church School Teachers Senior Choir Mother Board Gospel Chorus with days varying on Tuesday Thursday and Friday evenings and special meetings on the first and third weeks.
Eld. E W Hargett pastor conducts preaching service and conference Saturday afternoon at 2 o clock and preaching every fourth Sunday at 11 60 a m with a preaching service on each fourth Sunday in Emmet Arkansas along Highway 67.
The BeeBe Memorial CME lists a full Sunday timetable with Rev J T Turner pastor and many activities including church school at 9 30 a m, morning worship 10 45 a m, Young People 7 30 p m, evening evangelistic services 8 p m, and multiple missionary circles. Davis Chapel Church led by Rev H A Davis shows Sunday School at 9 45 a m and morning worship on the first and third Sundays. Immanuel Baptist at 605 East Division led by Charlie Jones offers Sunday School 10 a m, Training Union 6 30 p m, and prayer meeting 7 30 p m with additional youth and missionary meetings.
President Johnson halted a nationwide rail strike threat by delaying the showdown 15 days. He pushed for negotiated settlement with unions and management, aided by mediators Theodore Kheel and George Taylor, to avoid tax-cut impact and economic disruption.
Military leaders announce an institutional act in Brazil granting 30 days for Congress to act on presidential bills, enabling constitutional amendments by simple majority. Act lasts to January 31, 1966, orders a provisional president election in two days, likely Humberto Castelo Branco. Supporters call it an authentic revolution. critics mutter exile and arrest. Former President Juscelino Kubitschek hails move as liquidating communism.
George Dotson, 24, of near Russellville, was killed Wednesday while unloading logs at a furniture store here. Police said the victim was employed at the plant and the accident occurred during routine work near the loading area.
U S diplomats report Soviet authorities barred four embassy members from leaving Moscow for 90 days after two separate incidents. Navy Cmdr. Stuart Savage and Lt. Leonard Bracken were detained in Leningrad on February 14 for 15 to 20 minutes amid crowd accusations of illicit photography. Air Force Lt. Col. Edgar Smith and Capt. Edmund Zvetina were later detained in a park near an airfield in Tula. The embassy protested, denying espionage or improper activity.
A log toppled from a pile on the truck struck a worker in the head, causing injury. Emergency responders arrived and transported him to the hospital for evaluation and treatment. investigators compile incident details and review safety procedures at the site.
Weather continues on page one with Saturday highs from 64 to 74 statewide. Louisiana forecast calls for clear to partly cloudy skies and a touch warmer through Saturday, with a few showers likely in the northwest Saturday afternoon. Tonight lows range 42 to 59, with high Saturday 70 to 80.
The Urban Renewal Administration announced a $10,400 grant to the University of Arkansas to help prepare a growth and development plan for Carlisle Earle and Marked Tree. The grant will be supplemented by local funds.
A garbled OCR fragment references 17 feet in Tulsa and a route south of Moscow while driving from Orel to the capital, leaving uncertain context and exact meaning.
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