Presidents and God in the White House in the mid century
The article surveys 19th century presidents from Jackson to McKinley, detailing their religious affiliations and practices. It notes how office pressure spurred church membership for some, while others remained or grew pious, with Lincoln to be covered later.
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Edmund Fuller
David E. Green
God
White House
Jackson
Polk
Pierce
Buchanan
Grant
Coolidge
Eisenhower
Abraham Lincoln
Wilson
Cleveland
Arthur
Theodore Roosevelt
John Adams
Madison
Benjamin Harrison
McKinley
Garfield
United Church of Christ
Christian Church
Disciples of Christ
Lincoln
Andrew Johnson
John Quincy Adams
Another cold front aiming at Arkansas
The Associated Press reports another cold front moving toward Arkansas with weather implications for the coming days. Low temperatures and possible frost are forecast as residents prepare.
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Arkansas
Weather and notices fill Hope Star with holiday forecasts
The Hope Star reports weekend temperature forecasts from the National Weather Service with a warm spell, a Christmas Day front, and cooler conditions to follow. Local lows and highs are listed for multiple cities, plus a 24 hour precipitation trace and an Arkansas station report.
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Arkansas
National Weather Service
The
Weather Service
Little Rock
Fort Smith
Fayetteville
Harrison
Jonesboro
el Dorado
Texarkana
Memphis
Obituary notices for Taylor Spears Nix families in Farmerville area
Henry Wesley Taylor 78 died in a local hospital. Survivors include two daughters, two sons, a sister and grandchildren. Services were at Herndon chapel with burial in Rose Hill cemetery. Girtha Dudley Spears died in Farmerville nursing home a lifelong Spearsville resident. Funeral at Mount Union Baptist Church with burial in church cemetery. Albert H. Nix 88 died in Rosston with services at Smith Funeral Home Stamps and burial in Oak Grove cemetery. Survivors include wife two sons three daughters. Burial followed at Smith Funeral Home option details.
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Henry Wesley Taylor
First United Methodist Church
Juanita Wolfe
A& Hope
Kate Homer
Ft. Polk
Homer H. Taylor
Hilary Taylor
Dallas
Laura Watts
Little Rock
Herndon Chapel
Ralph Hale
Rose Hill Cemetery
Herndon Funeral Home
Girtha Dudley Spears
Farmerville
Spearsville
Mount Union Baptist Church
J.W. Spears
Hiawasse
Ark
Marvin Spears
Grayson E. Spears
Paul E. Spears
Teddy Joe Spears
Florene Keech
Barbara Roberson
All of Hope
Forrest Post
William E Woodson
Spears Funeral Home
Ruston, la
Albert H. Nix
Smith Funeral
Stamps
Oak Grove
Nix
Rosston
Willisville
Faye Skowrowsiki
Lake Hoppacong
N.J
Annie Rowland
Gladys Dixon
Addis Hamilton
Christmas Worship Service At Lonoke And Rising Star
A community Christmas Worship will be held on Christmas Day at 11 a.m. at Lonoke Baptist Church with deacons from Lonoke and Rising Star leading. Music by Rising Star and Lonoke mass choirs. Rev. W. M. Martin of Rising Star delivers the Gospel message.
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Lonoke Baptist Church
Rising Star Baptist Church
Rising Star
Mass Choir
Lonoke
W. M. Martin
Christ Man
Melting Began in 20,000 B.C. Glacial Retreat Noted
The article notes that around 20,000 B.C. the glaciers covering much of the Northern Hemisphere began melting for the first time, marking the start of the postglacial period.
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B.C
Hemisphere
Suit Filed Against Drug Makers Over Swine Flu Vaccine
Wayne Young, 58, a probation officer, sues four vaccine makers seeking 5.45 million dollars claiming paralysis from a swine flu shot received November 5. His attorney says doctors linked the shot to his condition as health officials report another death from Guillain Barre syndrome amid eight total deaths tied to the vaccine.
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Oklahoma City
Wayne Young
Gene Lupe
Pennsylvania
Grenade attack kills Syrian soldier outside Beirut paper
A grenade outside Beirut's largest newspaper offices killed a Syrian soldier of the Arab League peacekeeping force and wounded another. The violence marks the first attack on the peacekeepers amid Lebanon's postwar instability as premier Salim el-Hoss seeks a parliamentary vote of confidence and decree powers for six months to address urgent security and economic issues.
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Beirut
Lebanon
Today
Arab League
Salim el-Hoss
Carter Prefers Caution in Early Presidency
Carter says he will not test himself in his first month in office as Kruschev and Kennedy did. He adds he will be prepared if his belief is ill founded. He is asked about attending a major economic summit of non Communist nations in Japan next year, and he replies possibly.
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Ohio
John Tyler
James K. Polk
Presbyterian Church
White House
Zachary Taylor
St. John’s
Washington
Millard Fillmore
New York State
New
Taylor
Franklin Pierce
Christian Church
Disciples of Christ
Chester A. Arthur
Grover Cleveland
Allan Nevins
Benjamin Harrison
William McKinley
Young Men’s Christian Association
Lincoln
Nikita Kruschev
Kennedy
Carter
Japan
Warning Order in Arnold Divorce Case
The Chancery Court of Hempstead County Arkansas warns Patricia J Arnold to appear within 30 days and answer the complaint filed by Charles W Arnold. If she fails to respond the complaint will be taken as confessed. Clerk Bonnie Lively signs December 13 1976 with notice dates December 16 23 30 1976 January 6 1977.
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Chancery Court
Hempstead County
Arkansas
Charles W. Arnold
Patricia J. Arnold
Overlooked happiness that costs nothing
A short saying notes that much happiness goes unseen when it requires no money or material gain. It emphasizes joy found in simple moments rather than wealth or consumption.
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Brownsville
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