Local churches list Sunday schedules and programs
A dense schedule of services and classes across several churches including Church of Christ on Walnut Street, First Baptist on Third and Main Streets, First Christian on N Main, First Presbyterian on Main, First Assembly of God on North Main, and Southside Assembly on Fulton Street. It lists service times, Sunday School, worship, choir practices, youth activities, WMU prayer services, and community events like luncheons, Christmas programs, and special services through the week. Names include ministers M. H. Peebles, George L. Balentine, Ernest Hackett, L. T. Lawrence, B. J. Willhite, and S. Joseph Geno.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church OF Christ
Walnut Street
M. H. Peebles
First Baptist Church
George L. Balentine
WMU
First Assembly OF God
North Main Street
B. J. Willhite
T. C. Crawford
Willhite
Christ Ambassadors
First Methodist Church Christmas Schedule and Activities
West Second of Pine hosts Rev. Raymond Franks and Rev. Gladwin Conneil for morning services at 8:30 and 10:55 with a 9:45 Sunday School. Highlights include a 5:00 Christmas service at Washington Methodist Church, Wesley Club, MYF groups, choir practices, and a Christmas Party in the Mary classroom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Presbyterian Church
L. T. Lawrence
R. L. Gosnell
Crit Stuart Jr
Gordon Bayless
Jim McKenzie
Bethlehem
PYF
Fellowship Hall
Thomas Hays, Jr
Kay Leimbacher
Circle 4
First Methodist Church
West Second of Pine
Raymond Franks
Gladwin Conneil
Wayne Russell
Century
Washington Methodist Church
Our “Chancel
Wesley Club
MYF
Wesley
David Pearson
Pra
Weseyan Service Guild No
Century Bible Classroom
Lillian Rowton Clasa
Sunda
Church OF Gop IN Christ Elder
L. C. Washington
Emma Lee Rebebord
YPWW
Lillie Kimble
Southside Churches Weekly Services and Leaders
A compact list of services for Southside Missionary Baptist, Garrett Memorial, St. Mark's Episcopal, Church of God in Christ, Calvary Baptist, and New Liberty Missionary churches. It covers pastors, Sunday School times, worship services, BT S sessions, and auxiliary activities with names of leaders and time slots.
Community Church Schedules Across North Walker Street
A compiled notice lists services for Pentecostal Temple, Mt Cannan Baptist, St John Baptist Church, Jehovah’s Witnesses, Lonore Baptist, Church of the Nazarene, Sardis Baptist Missionary, Providence Baptist, Unity Baptist, Immanuel Baptist, New Hope Missionary, Catholic Church, Shover Springs Missionary Baptist, Bethel Ame Church, Ephesus Primitive Baptist, Beebe Memorial CME, and other groups. It details pastors, service times, Sunday School, missionary society meetings, and midweek prayer and Bible study plans across multiple neighborhoods.
Church Services Then and Weekday Gatherings
First United S Pentecostal Church on Fourth and Ferguson Streets led by Rev B W Lane offers Sunday School at 9:45 a m and 11:00 a m services and 7:15 p m evangelistic message Sunday night. Liberty Missionary on California off Rosston Rd Hwy 4 holds B T U at 6 p m and an evening service at 7 p m with prayer. Gospel Light House at Andres and Ave C with pastor Lacie Rowe broadcasts at 7:30 a m. public invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Liberty Missionary Baptist Church
Emmet
J. H. Marcum
Jett Langston
Hope Nursing Home
Precious Memories
Sardis Baptist Missionary Church
S. Patmos
B. V. Jester
Providence Baptist Church
Chester Daniels
Harold Duke
Bro. Hood
W. M
Willing Workers Auxiliary
Brotherhood
Girls Missionary Auxiliary
Immanuel
Aptist Church
East Division
Charlie Jones
Bo ‘Orship
Training Union
Charlotte Smith
Shover Springs
Missionary Baptist
Ark
Artis Downs
Travis
England
Beebee Memorial Cme
L. T. Turner
Annié Bell Yerger
Young People’s Meeting
Mattie Sanders
Missionary Circle No
First United S Pentecostal Church
Fourth
Ferguson Streets
B. W. Lane
David Foster
Miss Sue Lane
Liberty Missionary Baptist Church
W. T. Butler
California
Rosston Rd
Hwy
B.T.U
Gospel
Andres
Ave C
Lacie Rowe
MT. Zion Cme
M. Reynalds White
J. L. Verge
Cyf
Stella Smith
Missionary Society
Lula Muldrow
Oswalds Life Story Reveals Loss and Hope Across Families
The narrative follows Oswald family history through multiple marriages and children, detailing John Pic and Robert Oswald’s upbringing in a Lutheran home, the birth of Lee Harvey Oswald, and the mother’s struggles after the father’s death. It highlights Lee’s early interests and the family’s movement between Fort Worth and New Orleans, ending with her life and remarriage while recounting church and community ties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Edward Lee Oswald
Metropolitan Life Insurance Co
Oswald
Robert BE. Lee
Robert Dward Lee Oswald Jr
Robert Edward Lee Oswald Jr
Acme Brick Co
Denton
Tex
John Pic
Robert Oswald
Lee
Edward K. Eckdahl
Fort Worth
Mr. Eckdahl
Arkansas crops seek new money sources in 1964
Arkansas farmers may shift to $ crops and pilot crops on land unsuited for cotton rice or soybeans. Sugar beets were considered but found unsuitable. efforts focus on spinach okra and similar crops. NFO and farm policy loom, while land preservation and power rates for gins and elevators shape next year. The article blends agricultural forecasts with a unrelated legal and personal narrative about Mrs. Marguerite Oswald and public attention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gerbers
Fort Smith
Green Forest
Arkansas Fruit Processing Co
van Buren Alma
Alma
Atkins Pickle Co
Atkins
University Extension Service
Forrest City
Arkansas
Cuba
University
Agricultural Research Division
Federation
National Farm Organization
Scrop
National Forests and Wildlife
Keeler affair witness details Christine Ward scheme
Christine Hutchinson testifies about an abusive path from a 15 year old pregnancy in Staines to life as a show girl in Murray's Club London where she fell under Dr Stephen Ward's domination for four years. She discusses alliances with Aloysius Gordon and the Profumo affair that toppled government figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hutchinson
Christine
Staines
London
Stephen Ward
Ward
Murray’s
Murray
Aloysius
Lucky) Gordon
Profumo
Keeler
Rudolph Fenton
Gordon
Faubus Road Leadership Advocated for Rural Roads
The article argues for aggressive rural road building led by a strong governor. It notes robust state aid and reassessment improving school finances, but criticizes legislature for not increasing rural road funding. It praises Faubus’s potential to deliver miracles through a road building platform in a sixth term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Highway Department
Faubus
World reaction to Johnson reported favorable abroad
The U S Information Agency released a survey showing highly favorable foreign press reaction to President Johnson in his first days in the White House. The Dec 2 material indicates a general confidence in Johnson expressed by the world press.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
U.S. Information Agency
Johnson
White House
New Fire Chief in Little Rock Named Jan 2
AP reports Jack D. Davis 43 will become Little Rock’s new fire chief January 2, succeeding Gann L. Nalley who has been on sick leave after a heart attack. Davis is a district chief with the department for 20 years, Nalley resigns effective January 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Rock
Jack D. Davis
Jan
Gann L. Nalley
Davis
Nalley
Baieronet
Arkansas Weather Summary by Regions
The forecast covers Southwest, Southeast and Northeast Arkansas with cloudy to mostly cloudy skies, mild warmth today and tonight. Highs range from 64 to 72 across the state while lows fall from 38 to 45. Saturday remains mild with decreasing clouds and highs around 64 to 72 and lows near 40 to 45.
Arkansas and Louisiana Weather Summary
Partly cloudy today and tonight for Arkansas with mild conditions. Saturday expects partly cloudy skies and highs 64 to 72. Arkansas tonight low 35 to 45. Louisiana stays mostly cloudy through Saturday with warmer tonight, lows 42 to 46, and highs 65 to 70 for today and Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arkansas
Louisiana
Woman Killed Crossing Road Near Conway Arkansas
Mrs. Roy Johnston aged 60 of Spring Hill north of Conway was struck by a car while crossing U S Highway 65 and died. Deputy Sheriff said she left a car to babysit for her son Richard Johnston when she stepped into the path of Eldon Rogers of Little Rock three miles north of Conway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conway, Ark
Roy Johnston
Spring Hill
Conway
Joe Martin
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First Christian Church
N. Main
Ave
Ernest Hackett
Jerry Hugh Garrett
Leon Taylor
Camden
Mes. Isiah
First Baptist
Southside Assembly
South Fulton St
S. Joseph Geno
Howard Stevenson
Ronald Lockard
the Hope Nursing Home
Southside Missionary Baptist Church
Lewisville Highway
Norman Grant
Dennis Treece
Cora Maye
ST. Mark’s Episcopal Church
Third and Elm Streets
Wentworth A. Riemann
Calvary Baptist Church
West Ave
John. Finn
Jesse Nusko
Delton Calhoun
Dir
Sunbeams
North Walker Street
Johnnie McGee
Pentecostal Temple Church OF God IN Christ
C. N. Dennis
Myrtle Richardson
Clara Muldrow
Home and Foreign Mission
ST. John Baptist Church
Greening
S. Crawford
Will Stuart
Jehovah's Witnesses
Kingdom Hall
South Elm
Eugene Shasta
Lonore Baptist Church
Spiritlifters
Lonoleers
Celestial Choir
Imperial Choir
Church OF the Nazarene
South Elm Street
Billy Grimes
Leo Wood
Dlinton Harvin
Buck Goodwin
New Hope Missionary Baptist Church
Washington Hwy
Merlin Cox
Dexter Alford
S. S
T. Denman
Std
Grady Streets
Young Peoples
Bethelame Church
Jimmy Jones
Lelan
Stewardes Board of Missionary Society
Ephesus Primative Baptist Elid
E. W. Hargett
Highway 47
Missionary Circle
Rising Star Missionary Baptist Church
Oak Street
M. S. Riley
Ate Piggee
S. D. Delaney
HL. Washington
Adell White
General Vision
Pracce
Brotherhood Club
Davis Chapel
H. A. Davis
Odesa Campbell
John Carro
Carro
Secret Service
Marguerite Oswald
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Boise
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Harold Hendrix
Wille. WN
Fred Ellis
Ir Leonard Ellis
Igi
Hope Federal Sayings & Loan Association
Hope, Arkansas
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