Church News Highlights From Local Worship Centers
A dense church bulletin lists services across numerous congregations. Reverends Franks, Connell, Goddard, and others lead Sunday schools, morning worships, and evening programs at First Methodist, First Christian, and multiple area churches. Posts note MYF days, choir practices, youth activities, and midweek services across Liberty, Unity, and Southside missions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Methodist Church
West
Pine
Raymonth L. Franks
F. Gladwin Connell
Albert Graves
O Divine Redeemer
Brenda Rateliff
Oakhaven
First Christian Church
Clyde Goddard
J. H. Garret
Ernest Hackett
Worship and church schedules across Arkansas notices
A lengthy church news section lists morning and evening services across multiple congregations. BEBEE MEMORIAL CME, EPHESUS PRIMATIVE BAPTIST, PENTECOSTAL TEMPLE, CANNAN BAPTIST CHURCH, ZION CME, ST. JOHN BAPTIST, LONOKE BAPTIST, RISING STAR MISSIONARY, DAVIS CHAPEL CHURCH and Siloam Springs obituaries are included. The entry notes sermons, Sunday Schools, youth meetings, missionary circles, choir rehearsals, and official board sessions with times and locations. The obituary reports the death by burns in Siloam Springs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sardis Baptist Missionary Church
S. Patrnes Rd
J. H. Mareim
B. V. Jester
Bebee Memorial Cme
L. T. Turner
Annie Bell Verger
Mattie Sanders
Missionary Circle No
Missionary Circle
Ephesus Primative Baptist
Eld
E. W. Hargett
Emmet
Ark
Pentecostal Temple Church OF God IN Christ Elders
Dennis
Myrtle Richardson
Clara Muldrow
Home and Foreign Mission Meeting
MY. Zion Cme
M. Reynolds White
J. L. Verge
CYF
Smith
Misionary Society
Lula Muldrow
Steba
Rising Star Missionary Baptist Church
Oak Street
M.S. Riley
Lula Piggee
Delaney
H. L. Washington
Adell White
Brotherhood Club
Presbyterians Won’t Join Washington Civil Rights March
ATLANTA AP Presbyterians of the United States will not join the August 28 civil rights march on Washington. Church leaders sought from the National Council of Churches a move toward negotiation rather than public demonstration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta, Ga
Presbyterian Church
U. 8
Washington
General Board
The
National Council of Churches
Pilot Project to Mansfield Pilot Project to Mansfield
The Arkansas Education Department will use Mansfield School District in Sebastian County as a pilot in a survey project to test standards for long range district needs. Cherry Valley District in Cross County had sought the pilot but solved its local problems and is not used.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Rock
Mansfield
Sebastian County
Cherry Valley
Cross County
State Education Department
Harrisburg
A. G. Thompson
State Department
McAlester Fuel Opposes Bryans Mill Field Unitization
McAlester Fuel Co of Magnolia Ark opposes Shell Gil Co proposed field unitization at Bryans Mill gas field Northeast Texas. The 100 per cent acre-foot participation formula is called unfair, risking premature flooding with dry gas and water. Royalty owners and working interests urge compromise and more drilling as opposition grows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryans Mills
Shell
McAlester Fuel
M. C. Jones
McAlester Fuel Co
McAlester
Frowns on GOP Move on Tax Program
President Kennedy opposes Republican efforts to condition the second phase of the tax cut on budget debt limits. Rep. Byrnes and Rep. Baker vow to renew the push despite Kennedy’s warning that delays or contingencies will blunt the bill’s effect and raise deficits. The Ways and Means panel approved about $1 billion in net tax relief, with doubts already voiced about passage this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Kennedy
Wilbur D. Mills
D-Ark
Houge Ways and Means
John W. Byrnes
Wisconsin
Howard H. Baker
Tennessee
Baker
Mills
Ways and Means
Congress
Senate
House
Jonesboro teen named Northeast District Forestry Queen
Judy Ann Bridger, 19, of Jonesboro, was chosen as the Northeast District Forestry Queen. She works at a bank and enjoys bowling and reading. First runner-up is Carolyn Sue Wand, 20, of Mountain Home, a University of Arkansas student. Bridger will compete with other district winners in Little Rock on August 30-31.
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Jonesboro
Ark
Judy Ann Bridger
Arkansas
Rex A. Bridger
Carolyn Sue Wand
Mountain Home
University of Arkansas
Thurman Wood
Miss Bridger
Little Rock
Arkansas Insurance Fees Hit 4.6 Million in 1962
The Arkansas Insurance Department reported 1962 tax and fee collections totaling 4,646,164 dollars, up 334,725 from the prior year. Funds were allocated to General Revenue 3,795,438 dollars, Special Revenue 217,200, Firemen’s Relief and Pension 406,202, and Workmen’s Compensation 226,728, with 92 percent of state insurers licensed versus 918 in 1961.
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Little Rock
State Insurance Department
Special Revenue
Firemen's Relief
Workmen's Compensation Fund
Shell urged to block unitization until compromise reached
Shell faced pressure to halt unitization plans until a workable compromise was negotiated. Industry officials and regulators debated the best path forward as stakeholders sought terms acceptable to all parties involved.
Camden Plant Gets Bia Job
The Army Electronics Material Agency awarded a 1 428 678 contract to the Camden Ark plant of Inter patient Telephone and Telegraph for 5 887 whip type transmission antennae for the Army vehicular communications system.
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Washington
Army Electronics Material Agency
Camden, Ark
Interpatient Telephone and Telegraph, Inc
Army
Arkansas Power and Light declares dividends
AP reports Arkansas Power and Light Co. directors announced dividends payable Oct. 1 to stockholders of record Sept. 16. The 4.82 percent preferred stock totals 70,000 shares at 1.08 per share, the 4.72 percent preferred stock totals 93,500 shares at 1.18 per share, and the 5.48 percent preferred stock totals 75,000 shares at 61.37 per share.
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Associated Press Little Rock
Arkansas Power & Light. Co
Dividend Declared by Arkansas Valley Industries
Arkansas Valley Industries stockholders will receive a two percent stock dividend. AVI president Harold Lynder announced the board’s vote, payable September 20 to stockholders of record September 5.
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Dardanelle, Ark
Arkansas Valley Industries
Harold Lynder
AVI Board of Directors
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Church News
Spiritual Life
Fidelis
Commission
Evangelison
Mary Martha
First Presbyterian Church
Main St
Southside Missionary Baptist Church
Lewisville Highway
Norman Grant
W. F. Cannon
Leslie Stephens
Unity Baptist Church
Fifth and South Harvey
Willing Worker's
Brotherhood
Girl's Missionary Auxiliary
New Hope Missionary Baptist Church
Washington Hwy
G. W
Liberty Missionary Baptist Church
W. T. Butler
Pagter
Calitersiacif
Church OF God IN Christ Elder
L. C. Washington
Emma Lee
YPWW
Lillie Kimble
ST. Mark‘s Episcopal Church
Third and
Elm Streets
Wentworth A. Riemann
First United Pentecostal Church
Fourth and
Ferguson Streets
Laws
Tommie Reams
Bro
Sis
Kenneth Richardson
Miss Sue Lane
Catholic Church
Third
Walker Streets
Joseph Endertine
Church OF the Nazarene
South Elm Street
Billy Grimes
Bettie Duncan
Dinton Harvin
Buck Goodwin
Church OF Christ
Walnut Street
M. A. Peebles
Immanuel Baptist Church
East Division
Chariie Jonse
Charley Jones
Training Union
Charlotte Smith
Calvary Baptist Church
West Ave
Hammead St
Andres
Ave
Lacle Rowe
Paster
Garrett Memorial Baptist
North Ferguson
Cora Mae
Shower Springs Missionary Baptist Church
Shower Springs
Artis Downs
Travis England
W. E. Merrow
Grady Streets
Young Peoples
Southside
Assembly
South Fulton St
S. Joseph Gene
Stevenson
the Hope Nursing Home
Ronald Lockard
Fellowship Meeting
Fox
Church
NEW Liberty Missionary Baptist Church
Emrrat
Hope Nuriing Home
Precious Memories
Providence Baptist Church
South
Kenneth Bobo
Harold Duke
U. A.m
Sehovah’s Witnesses
Kingdom Hall
South Elm
Eugene Shuster
North Main Street
B. J. Willhite
T. C. Crawford
Christ Ambassadors
First Baptist Church
George L. Balentine
Bell Planders
GA Wedhuesday
Bethelame Church
Jimmy Jones
Lal McKinley
Syria-Lebanon
Edward F. Shotts
N. Calderon
Goodyear Research
Akron
Ohio
Atatte
Stewardess Board and Missionary Society
Mt, Cannan Baptist Church
Sherman and Beach
D. Lonnie
North Walker Street
Johnnie McGee
John Baptist Church
Greening
Crawford
Sundya School
Will! Stuart
Uuishian &Ciety
Altha Stuart
Lonoke Baptist Church
Oa. mi
Loneleers
Celestial
Imperial Choir
Tenette P.m. Church School
Mother Board
Davis Chapel
H. &. Davis
Odesa Campbell
Siloam Springs
Richard Allen Kauffield
By Romonod Lebreton
Forestry
Volkswagen
Hervey
Camden
Whitfield Masonic Lodge of Hope
South Main Street
Harold M. Brents
Lester M. Sitzes
F. C. Crow
Hempstead County Credit Bureau. Incorporated
Webb Leseter, Jr
the Eastern Star
Hubert D. Shirley
Denvis L. Ross
Wayne Bokenes
Junior Werden
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