Church News from Shower Springs and Local Congregations
Church listings for Shower Springs Missionary Baptist Liberty Missionary Unity Baptist Exar First Methodist Calvary Baptist Catholic First Presbyterian New Hope Missionary Garrett Memorial Baptist Church Church of Christ Gospel Light House First Assembly of God and numerous other area churches share weekly schedules including Sunday School Morning Worship Evening Services and midweek prayer and youth activities across Arkadelphia and surrounding towns.
Arkansas lawmakers oppose seed and fertilizer tax exemption
In Little Rock the Revenue and Taxation Committee of the Arkansas House recommended against passage of bills to exempt seed, fertilizer, and agricultural chemicals from the state sales tax. The committee acted without discussion after a brief explanation by the sponsors Rep. Paul Graham of Lawrence County and Rep. Bill Thompson of Poinsett County.
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Little Rock
Arkansas
House
Hills
Lawrence
County
Paul Graham
Poinsett County
Bill Thompson
Church Listings Show Local Congregations Services
a compact digest of area churches with pastors and service times. John Baptist Church at 1000 So Green t ing lists Rev S Crawford. Sunday School led by Wil Stuart. first and third Sunday missions led by Mrs Altha Stuart. Davis Chapel with Rev H A Davis offers Sunday School at 9 45 am and morning worship first and third Sundays. Church of God on E W N Bell Streets under Rev Jose Graves shows Sunday School at 10 am with Mrs Monk as superintendent and multiple services including morning and evening worship, YPM Fellowship, missionary society, prayer service, junior choir rehearsal, and teachers meeting.
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Shower Springs
Baptist Church
Ark
Arlis Downs
Travis
Liberty Missionary Baptist Church
Rosston Road
James Johnson
Unity Baptist Church
Fifth and South Hervey
Gordon Renshaw
J. C. Howell
Jack Brown
Unity
George Hartsfield
Buddy Putman
Wiling Worker's
Brotherhood
Sunay
First Methodist Church
West Severd
Pine
Rufus F. Serrelis
L. Wilson
Century
Shaw
Jerry O'Neal
Bob Turner
E. P. Young Jr
Wesley Club
Rufus Serrells
Wesleyan Service Guild
B. N. Holt
Fidelis
Chapa
New Hope Missionary Baptist Church
Washington Hwy
W. M.A
Cora Mae
First Assembly OF God Church
First Christian Church
Clyde Goddard
H. Garrett
Ernest Hockelt
Immanuel Baptist Church
East Division
Charlie Jones
Marvin Powel
First Baptist Church
George L. Balentine
Gilbert Thomas
Southside Missionary Baptist Church
Lewisville Highway
Norman Grant
W. F. Canon
Leslie Stephens
Sardis Baptist Missionary Church
Miles S. Patmos
J. H. Marcum
B. V. Jester
Southside Assembly
South Fulton Street
St. Joseph Geno
Howard Stevenson
Children’s Church
Dorothy Geno
Ronald Lockard
Church OF God IN Christ
L. C. Washington
Emma Lee
YPWW
Lillie Kimble
Bethelame
R. N. Thomas
Lela
McKinley
Stewardess Board and Missionary Society
Rising Star Missionary Baptist Church
Oak Street
M. $. Riley
Luta Piggee
D. Delonay
H. L. Washington
Adele White
Brotherhood Club
Deaconesa and Trustee Ladies
Pentecostal Temple Church OF God IN Christ
C. N. Dennis
Myrtle Richardson
Clara Muldrow
Home and Foreign Mission
MT. Zion Cme
M. Reynolds White
J. L. Verge
Stella Smith
Misionary Society
Irs
Lula Muldrow
At. John Baptist Church
Greentiig
S. Crawford
Davis Chapel
H. A. Davis
Odesa Campbell
Church OF. God
Bell Streets
Jose Graves
Move to Halt Pressure on Cotton Bills
The Kennedy administration moves to halt congressional pressure and solve the cotton marketing problem without new legislation. Freeman announces 1963 support prices near last year, with plan to aid domestic mills and keep prices above world levels. National average 31.70 cents per pound, base grade 32.47, with grades and lengths to be announced. Opponents doubt authority to reduce once set.
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Washington
Kennedy
Congressional
Orville L. Freeman
U. S
Congress
Tariff Commission
Freeman
Jefferson County Rep Proposes Lower Fees for Small Cigar Venders
The committee backed two bills by Rep Jess Walt to ease costs for single machine cigar trailers. Current licenses and a performance bond total $50 yearly. Walt suggests cutting license and bond requirements to $10 annually, matching non vending retailer charges, arguing tax bond rules deter small operators.
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Als
Jefferson County
Jess Walt
Walt
Wait
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Marta Hartis
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First Pressyterian Church
School of Missions
Dorsey McRae, Sr
Church OF Christ
J. Swinney
Ladies Bible Cass
Gospel Light House
Andres
Ave C
Lacie Rowe
Clayhorn Rowe
Powers Missionary Baptist
J. E. Power
Luther Adams
Ellaine Adams
Liberty
Dope Nursing Home
Sunty
Precious Memories
First United Pentecostal Church
Fourth and
Ferguson Streets
Lane
Ommie Reams
Odium
Pas
Servce Myangelintia
Ender Bru
Sis
Kenneth Ritharson Yarsday
Tl P. m. Young People's Servicw
Sue Lang
Jehovah's Witnesses
Kingdom Hall
South Elm
Eugene Shuster
W. E Morrow
5Th
Grady Streets
Young Peoples
Church OF the Nazarene
South Elm Street
Billy Grimes
Bettie Duncan
NYPS
Wayne Ward
Buck Goodwin
Ephesus Primative Baptist
E. W. Hargett
Highway 67
Emmet
Lonore
Celestial Choir
Imperial
Scott
Caer Precio
Mother Board
Gospel Chorus
Mt, Cannan
Sebee
Ing
Mattie Sanders
Missionary Circle No
North Walker Street
Johnnie McGee
U.S. Agriculture Dept
H. C. Liu
Liu
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Camden
Imovies
Brownie
Ward & Son
Chevrolet
Nce
Somience
Cal
Hope
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