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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Feb 01, 1952
Page
4
Church notices list varied services across Baptist, Presbyterian and Catholic congregations. Morning worships, Sunday schools, training union studies, women’s and men’s groups, and midweek Bible studies are scheduled with times and leaders named.
A compilation of nearby firms including Brunersivory Handle Co Citizens National Bank ing Insurance Agen Realty Go Young Chevrolet Co Gunter Lumber Co Your Friendly Texaco Dealers David Frith Esso Service Station Crescent Drug Store Whitman Products C Atchley Co First National Bank and Grtroe listing days and contact notes.
The Negro Community page lists church schedules in North Main and Weet Ave areas, with Sunday School at 9:45 to 10:00, Morning Worship, and Evening Services. It notes events at First Christian Church, Hope Gospel Tabernacle, and several Baptists including Garrett Chapel and Lonore, plus PTA and youth choir gatherings, and announces a National Negro History Week program.
L Wray notes 7 30 Regnar Monthly meeting of the Board of Stewards Tugaday 7 p m Sub district meeting of the MYF Group in the Hope Methodist Church Board of Education will meet at Church Office 4330 Regular Weekly choir practices
Washington dated report states the Defense Production Administration and Reconstruction Finance Corporation consider a $65,050,000 loan to Central Iron and Steel Co. of Harrisburg, tied to past RFC loans and alleged political influence. The loan would fund defense metal production expansion amid long‑running controversy over prior approvals and involved figures Rosenbaum Casey and Willett.
Washington reports a plan for nationwide presidential primaries to be considered by Congress. Sen. Douglas and Rep. Bennett say it requires no constitutional amendment and could apply to the 1952 campaign, with federal funding up to 20 cents per vote and a 10 million dollar cap.
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