Diverse Church Schedules Fill City Weekday Readings
A crowded church bulletin lists services across many congregations in Hope Arkansas and surrounding towns. Jehovah's Witnesses meet at Kingdom Mall with Watchtower studies and ministry schools while Catholic, Methodist, Baptist and Episcopal churches provide weekly worships, Sunday schools, youth groups, choirs, and special events led by Father Enderline, Rev. Sorrells, Rev. McClanahan, Rev. Lane, and Rev. Wentworth Riemann among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jehovah's Witnesses
First Methodist Church
West
Pine
Rufus F. Sorrells
Ben Edminster
Jett B. Graves
Wayne Russell
Century Bible
Jo Jo Owen
Wesley Club
Circle 5
Fred Glanton
Commission On Membership and Evangelism
Lilian Routon
Hope Gospel Tabernacle
W. C. Land
Don Patterson
North Main Street
Boy Scouts
Troop 92
WMC
Boy Scouts Troop No. 92
U S Accidents Toll Rises to 93 000 in 1980
The National Safety Council reports 93 000 U S deaths from accidents in 1980, with two thirds in traffic and home incidents. Economic loss estimated at 19.4 billion. Over 9 million injured. motor vehicle crashes remain the leading killer with 8 200 deaths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
United States
National Safety Council
Hope Star masthead and publisher notices from 1926 Hope Arkansas
The Hope Star publishes weekly weekday editions from The Star Building Hope Arkansas with staff including Editor Alex H Washburn and Managing Editor Paul H Jones. The paper lists circulation rates for mail subscriptions across Hempstead and surrounding counties and notes advertising representatives in Memphis Dallas Chicago Detroit and Oklahoma City. The Associated Press is credited for local news republication rights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Offarnoan Tar Publishing CO
C. £. Petmer
Alex. MH. Washburn
Secy-Trag
Star Building
South
Walnut Street
Hope
Arkansas
Alex. H. Washburn
Paul H. Jones
Donal Parker
Advertising
Joan BD
McMahon
Pod) Reaers, Jn
Che
Gestga W
Hosmer
Mech
Arkansas Dailies, Inc
Storseck
Memphis
Tenn
Texas Bank
Dallas
Texas
Michigan Ave
Chicago
New York
N.Y
Penobscot Hida
Detroit
Micks Seninal
Oklahoma City
Steps Taken to Revamp the House
LITTLE ROCK Arkansas House Rules Committee moves to reorganize legislative processes amid congressional style procedures. Chairman Raymond Mays of Cleveland County voices intent to implement changes as part of the revamp. Faith notices appear in the community with church schedules for Zion CME and Davis Chapel ch as part of the readable text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Rock
Huse
Arkansas House
Raymond Mays
Cleveland County
Five-man subcommittee to study House reform measures
The subcommittee will study reducing House committees to 20 or fewer and limit members to three or four committees. It proposes noon daily meetings to allow morning committee work, petitions for bills facing do not pass recommendations, sending bills to the proper jurisdiction committee, and a new seniority system. Members Mays Nance Van Dalsem Crank Bethell to report to the full committee with a plan for action this session. The current system is unwieldy and slows floor action as members sit on many committees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mays
Cecil Nance
Crittenden County
Paul van Dalsem
Perry County
Marion Crank
Little River County
John P. Bethell
Prairie County
Chancellor Julius Raab to resign April 11
Vienna Austria AP reports Chancellor Julius Raab leader of Austria's coalition governments for eight years announced resignation set for April 11. The announcement comes amid coalition strain and political change in Austria's government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vienna
Austria
Julius Raab
Austia
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Church News
Catholic Church
Third
Walker Streets
Joseph Enderline
Fellowship Hall
First Baptist Church
Main Streets
John H. McClanahan
Pam
Servier
First Christian Church
Clifton Bell
Luther Hollaman
Mary Low Park
Thomas &. Fenwick Jr
Christ
Lamc
Haskel Jones
Mary Lou Park
CYF
Hope Nursing
Church OF Christ
J. Swinney
Calvary Baptist Church
West Ave
Hammond St
J. D. Passmore
Hervey Holt
Training Union
Floyd Osborn
First Presbyterian Church
S. Main St
L. T. Lawrence
Crit Saart
Gordon Bayless
Paul Raley
J. W. Branch
Iesson
R.E. Jackson
Emory ‘Thompson
Arthur Wimmoell
Ft. 1
Gosnell
KXAR
John Redhead
Tinar Ye
Becky Waller
William Tolleson
Lynn Harris
Mirsery
Liberty Missionary Baptist Church
Rosston Road
BIU
Church OF the Nazarene
South Elm Street
Patry
lMws
Leo Wood
N.Y.P.S
Buck Goodwin
Southside Assembly
South Fulton Street
S. Joseph Geno
Clifton Evans
Timward Stevenson
Chillvén
Louise Vans
Berd
New Hope Missionary Baptist Church
Washington Hwy
North
Merlin Cox
Dexter Alford
S. S
J. W. Self
Ormon
Unity Baptist Church
Fifth and South
Harvey Gordon Renshaw
Unity Gospel Four
George Manisfield
Ladies Auxiliary
Willing Workers Auxiliary
Brotherhood
Southside Missionary Baptist Church
Lewisville Highway
Norman Grant
David Oller
Garrett Memorial Baptist
Ferguson Street
A. D. Livingston
Kxar i
Sinta
Baptist Training Union
First United Pentecostal Church
Fourth and Ferguson
Lane
Newton Bates
Young Peoples
Poole
Children’s Church
Jim
Young Peoples Service
Glendene Lively
Sospel Light House
Andres and
Ave
Lacie Rowe
Andiropenlent
Vivsborn Drowe
Supt, Inc
Ephesus Primitive Baptist
E.W. Hargett
Emmet
Ark
Church OF God IN Christ
O. N. Dennis
Myrtle Richardson
Yupw.w
Clara Muldraw
Home and Foreign Mission
Bethelame
R. N. Thomas
W. M. Muldrow
Stewardess Board and Missionary Society
Bebee Memorial Cme
Nelson C. Trent
Annie Bett Yerger
Matlie Sanders
Missionary Circle
Church OF God IN Christ Elder
L. C. Washington
Emma Lee Releford
Lillie Kimble
Rising Star Missionary Baptist Church
Oak Street
M. S. Riley
Lula Piggee
Clark
Adel White
General Mission
Brotherhood Club
Craton Epps
H. L. Washington
Shurch OF God
Th N
Bell Streets
Jesse Graves
Joe Monk
Missionary Society
Lonoke Baptist Church
James E. Cody
Ella Robinson
Sunshine
Ays
Arkla Gas
Norge, O'Keefe & Mertitt, Tappan
Universal
Louisiana
Gasco
U.S
Hope Star
Far of Hope
Hone
Hempstead
Movnnt
LaFayette
Howard
Millar
Mt, Zion
CME
M. Reynolds White
J. 1. Verge
Stella Smith
Y.m
Davis Chapel
H. A. Davis
Odessa Campbell
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