20 Apr 1962
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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 20, 1962
Page
1
A dense listing of services for Unity Baptist Church and neighboring congregations. Includes times for Sunday School morning worship and evening services, midweek meetings, missionary and youth activities, and special observances at Fifth and South streets, with multiple pastors and rooms noted.
A list of Sunday service times and church activities across multiple local congregations. Includes Morning Worship at 11 a.m. and afternoon events such as Youth Groups and missionary circles, with details for Mt Zion CME, Sethlame, BeBee Memorial CME, Lonore Baptist, Church of God, Rising Star Missionary Baptist, and Hope District MYFSpring Rally information.
No. 3 7 30 p m Senior and Youth Choir Rehearsal at 7 p m Fellowship Supper first and eighth 7 30 p m Prayer Meeting Rev He A Davis Pastor 45 a m Sunday School Mrs Odesa Campbell Sept 1a m First and Third Sunday Morning Worship
The Federal Power Commission ordered Mississippi River Fuel Corp St Louis to allocate a larger share of its natural gas to 17 utility customers in Missouri Minnesota and Arkansas. The firm must raise its daily utility allocation from 468 595 000 to 494 392 000 cubic feet while its capacity remains 534 000 000 cubic feet per day and four utility customers not in hearings may receive gas subject to applications approval.
The schedule lists recurring events on Tuesdays and Wednesdays including Youth Choir Practice at 7:30 p m, Brotherhood Club, Usher Board Meeting on second and fourth Tuesdays, Deaconess and Trust Lodge activities on first and third Tuesdays, and a Wednesday prayer meeting followed by church school teaching. Additional items include a gospel prince program and a weekly week prayer meet with various church groups.
Washington readers learn a humorous guide to Capitol building floor labeling. The piece clarifies how ground and first floors differ between the old and new House Office Buildings, subway references, and lettered levels like B and G to help visitors orient themselves.
Dr. William S. Findley resigned as president of the College of the Ozarks in Tulsa. Board chairman Charles Shertzer said the resignation is effective immediately and that the trustees will appeal the North Central Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools decision to drop the college from accreditation. Findley declined to give a specific reason, stating his view that the college’s best interests require his departure. The Presbyterian school, founded in 1934, is the oldest in Arkansas.
A six month period covers activities of the St. Louis area peace efforts in Dupe Alabama and Crossett Arkansas with involvement from Ashley County Arkansas Natural Gas Improvement District and the Public Utilities Co. Details reference regional utility projects and governance actions affecting energy services and local infrastructure.
The Hope Star reports the Tomolida rites scheduled for January 18 1938 with Star Bulletin staff and local officials named. It lists publishing staff and advertising management and notes Associated Press rights and local news use.
The Associated Press reports medical research offering new hope for heart attack victims and babies born with inoperable heart conditions. Dr. Jeremiah Stamler cites a five year study where middle aged men on natural female hormones showed a 59 percent lower mortality. Stanford surgeons in St Louis describe dog heart replacement experiments moving toward external heart operations.
A proposed withdrawal of 1250 dollars from Governor Faubus's emergency fund is approved to cover costs for a new staff member in the Commission on Coordination of Higher Education. The move aims to support administrative needs during the transition.
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