09 Feb 1962
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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Feb 09, 1962
Page
1
A cryptic OCR fragment mentions a schedule or location with unclear words and no complete context. The readable bits imply a time near Friday and a distance or mile marker, but essential details are missing to form a proper news item.
A compact entry notes an abbreviative sequence of initials and fragmented terms. The readable parts point to a terse labeling rather than a full event or person, suggesting a clipped archival notation. No clear names, places, dates, or actions emerge from the legible text.
A dense schedule of local churches in Washington and nearby areas lists service times, Sunday schools, and evening programs. Notable congregations include New Hope Missionary Baptist Church with morning worship and Sunday School. Liberty Missionary in Rosston Road. Calvary Baptist on West Avenue. Church of Christ led by J Swinney. Emanuel Baptist. Shover Springs Missionary. First United Pentecostal at Fourth and Ferguson. Southside Assembly with area-wide events. Garrett Memorial Baptist with broadcasts. Pentecostal Temple Church of God in Christ. Church of the Nazarene on South Elm. Gospel Light House. Ephesus Primitive Baptist. Unity Baptist on Fifth and South Hervey Gordon Renshaw. Jehovahs Witnesses at Kingdom Mall. Southside Missionary Lewisville Highway. and Catholic, Episcopal, and other denomination services listed with pastors and typical weekly timings. The compilation serves as a community church directory for attendees seeking sermons, Sunday School, and midweek services.
Various church groups list schedules for Circle meetings at homes and church, adult choir practice, Sunday school classes, worship services, revival events, and prayer meetings across First Assembly of God and First Methodist churches plus Bethesame Church. Addresses and pastors named include W C Land S D Schubart and Rev Cy R Hozendor. Community members listed for Fidelis and Century Ebila classes.
Sherman and Beech Street services led by Rev E D Lonnie with Sunday School at 9 45 a m Worship at 11 a m Home Mission at 3 p m Elder L C Washington pastor. Mrs Emma Lee Rebebord observed Sept. 12 morning worship 10 30 a m YPWW led by Mrs Lillie Kime bie. Church of God at sth N and Ball Streets Rev Jessa Graves pastor 10 a m Sunday School Joe Monk superintendent IL a m Morning Worship 7 p m YPM Fellowship 7 45 p m Evening Worship.
A church notices page lists weekly events for Davis Chapel Lonoke Baptist Bebee Memorial CME and BYU churches. It covers Sunday School times morning worship and evening services, midweek rehearsals and choir events, missionary circles, usher board meetings, and youth activities with specific times and leaders where provided.
OZARK Ark AP The White Oak Presbyterian Church burned last month will be rebuilt by donations from sons of several denominations who trained in that building Two 14 year old boys are charged with starting the fire The old church valued about 10000 5000 insurance and 3500 already donated The new church will cost 10000 to 12000 with a modern design and loans and grants from the Presbyterian Synod sought to cover the rest
Church activities listed include Morning Worship 11 am and 6 30 pm at Zion CME with Rev M Reynolds White. Rising Star Missionary at 700 Oak Street schedules prayer, missionary society, youth choir and various meetings on weekdays and Sundays led by Rev M Riley and Mrs Lula Piggee with Mrs Adell White and S Du Delaney.
The text shows an old newspaper masthead listing editors and staff, a page-wide advertising section with rates for Hempstead, Nevada, Lafayette Howard and Miller counties, and ads for advertising representatives. It notes Associated Press rights and distribution exclusions for local republication.
A Blytheville bank was authorized by Federal Judge Gordon E. Young to take a deposition from retired IRS revenue agent James F. Shofner regarding the estate tax return of W. T. Kitchen of Blytheville who died in 1957. The IRS had earlier valued Kitchen Farms at 267 741 dollars, then refigured to 616 571 dollars, adding 52 493 dollars in taxes. The bank paid under protest and seeks a refund, with Shofner to provide the return and his report to permit the deposition.
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