03 Aug 1962
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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 03, 1962
Page
1
A dense church directory lists weekly services for numerous congregations in Emmet area. It names pastors Clyde Johnson J. H. Marcum E. W. Hargett and others, with times for Sunday School Morning and Evening Worship, midweek prayer, radio programs, and special events at First Baptist Church, Ephesus Primitive Baptist, Jehovahs Witnesses, Church of Christ, Assembly of God, and more, across multiple streets and venues.
Church calendars list Bethel Ame Church Rising Star Missionary Mt Zion CME and St John Baptist Church with multiple services. Sunday School at 9:45 a.m. Stewardess Board Missionary circles and official board meetings follow. Other churches include BEBEE Memorial CME and Mount Zion CME with worships, choir rehearsals, and pastor Rev L T Turner and Rev M Reynolds White.
Lonoke Baptist Church led by Pastor Ray A L Scott lists services daily from 9 30 am Sunday School 1 30 pm Morning Worship 6 30 pm BTU 7 15 pm Evening Worship junior choir gospel chorus rehearsals mid week fellowship Sunshine Band and Children's Chorus. Church of God at 8th N and Bell Streets under Rev Jose Graves presents Sunday School 9 30 am Morning Worship 5 pm YPM Fellowship 7 45 pm Evening Worship 2 30 pm Missionary Society 7 30 pm Prayer Service 7 40 pm Junior Choir rehear sal and teachers meeting. Davis Chapel Church Rev H A Davis 9 45 am Sunday School Mrs Odesa Campbell Supt ta am First and Third Sunday Morning Worship North Walker Street Johnnie McGee Minister 2nd and 4th Sundays Bible Class 10 45 am Preaching 2 pm Bible Class each Friday 7 30 pm Prayer Meeting.
The Arkansas Free Enterprise Association, with an estimated 4 000 to 1 900 members, operates behind the scenes to promote free enterprise and harmonious labor relations. Executive director George Dickinson says it acts as a referee between business and labor leaders, monitors business and labor law, and keeps member details confidential while publicizing only its board.
Gene McRae, 140, of Tulsa, who had been missing since Monday, was found alive in a wooded area two miles south of Page, Oklahoma. She had been visiting in El Dorado, Arkansas, and said she walked into the woods after stopping her car on U.S. Highway 69. She sustained bruises, a back injury, and scratches after the incident.
The Arkansas Free Enterprise Association traces its origins to the Businessmen and Farmers Good Government Committee formed in 1942, evolving through the Antiviolence Act 193 and the Freedom to Work Constitutional Amendment. It later became the Arkansas Free Enterprise Association in 1948, funded by voluntary contributions, and promotes rights of those in free enterprise. A Brinkley, Arkansas, death is noted from injuries in a July 13 automobile accident.
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Mrs. McRae was hospitalized in Poteau after suffering insect bites while traveling. The incident details remain limited but indicate medical treatment followed.
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