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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1962
Page
1
A dense church notices page lists services and programs for numerous congregations including First Assembly of God, First Methodist, First Presbyterian, Catholic, Episcopal, Christian, Baptist, Missionary, Nazarene, Church of Christ, and others. It details Sunday School times, morning and evening worships, youth and choir activities, prayer meetings, circles, and special events across several towns, with pastors and route info where provided.
HAL BOYLE analyzes the holiday paradox as the fat man becomes a seasonal hero between Thanksgiving and New Year. He drinks, feasts, and smiles as relatives and strangers shower praise, then faces debt and exhaustion after the festive binge ends. The piece satirically links weight and generosity with seasonal indulgence and social affection.
Lonoke Baptist Church led by Rev. A L Scott lists a weekly agenda including a 2 30 p m Missionary Society and Prayer Service, Junior Choir Rehearsal, Sunday School teachers meeting, Morning Worship, Boys Club, Spiritlifters and Lanovers, Celestial and Imperial Choirs, Bible Study, and spiritual growth sessions. Special notes invite prayers for the Holy Spirit and counseling hours Fridays for members, communities, and families.
The Lavaca Telephone Co asked the state Public Service Commission for authority to borrow 238000 dollars from the Rural Electrification Administration to build a new exchange and serve 15 additional subscribers over five years. The firm currently serves 192 rural customers in Lavaca and neighboring areas of Sebastian County.
The piece portrays the fat man as scapegoat for festive excess. It critiques public fickleness as crowds condemn him for their own orgies and lack of self love. The tone is sardonic about consumer culture and self indulgence.
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