Star of Hope to Showcase Military Attraction at Armory
Twenty five years ago a large audience gathered as the Star of Hope program presented by the Gator Haynot Concert Company prepared to perform at the Armory corner Firth and Walnut. The show touted aircraft and military gear, including giant bombers and smaller planes, with plans to draw a 19,000 audience and to illustrate wartime production scales. General Hoyt Vandenterg pledged broader demonstrations beyond prior royal displays amid public interest in naval and air power history.
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Aysong
Kevetind Motors
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Senate Mov Continues as Veto Stays in Place
Senate action stalls a veto on a welfare bill. Little Rock lawmakers debate a provision to block 1.8 million dollars from federal welfare funds and to authorize unpaid loans from welfare accounts. The budget request totals are reported, with House plans under discussion as lawmakers prepare for key votes this week.
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Little Rock
Federal Welfare
Talena
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Army May Drop Requirements
In February 99, Wantingtony reports tentative approval of a plan to ease army entry rules. Officials indicate the changes would adjust fitness and service requirements, potentially expanding eligibility while maintaining basic standards.
Births and deaths recorded in Hope area notice
A long list of births names vast, with many spelled oddly and locations noted as Hope Tope Denver McCuskill and other towns. Several entries mention boys and girls with parents, and one death noted for Curtin and Virginia Walker in McCuskill.
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Leon
Augusta Bruton
Hope
Airl
Avihor
Myrtle King
Pitt
Levi c
Bettye Malting
Mol
Wille
Reltha Nowker
Bey
Mona Moy
Washington
Boy
Edward
Mary Whllene
Leh
Nevarea
Verhe Thinter
Victorian Mutdhow
Vopu
Aiei
Bonomon
Lavien Sin
Dregewott
Wins
Jet
Monterly Heard
Wrk
Toriile
Allie Trawn
Tope
Curtin
Virginia Walker
McCuskill
Five state deaths report violent incidents in Friday tally
A Friday tally lists five violent deaths across the state. Fatalities include a gym incident in Cleburne County and a traffic crash near Forsyth City, with other homicides and a stabbing case reported. A Dallas student, Elizabeth Ann Wie, and a Negro woman identified as Kate Dodddy die in separate assaults. The report notes ongoing investigations and a broader death count rising to ten from Monday.
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Avetingan
Newidantay
Grover Arni
Mowstan
Gean de Haaren
Forrow City
Dallna
Harter Priday Cawtle
Roth wiMo
Sehootot Minex
Pops Staith
Elizabeth Ann Wiederwond van Tou
Andyy
Weat
Morphis
Kate Doggdy
Crimson Holiday by Jane Holsinger ends in confession
In a misty confession scene Gerl Palmer admits killing Lavinia Grenoble and Andrew. Lisa Farwell and Angus Kent confront motives linking Court and Gerl as police uncover a manipulated will. The pair discuss love, crime, and a future farming life as the tale closes with Lisa humming a farmer’s refrain.
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Palmer
Ceri
Lavinia Grenoble
Andrew
Balely
Gert
Lina
Gerl
None
Tatza Barwell
Angwa Kent
Liva
Angus
Sheriff Lane
Qerk
Elsa
Lisa
Gerl Palmer
Hilton
Court
Chicago
Lane
Cibo Lane
Mr. Farwell
Elizabeth
Lisa Farwell
Angus Kent
Hope Gospel Tabernacle Church Schedule
News of the Churches presents Hope Gospel Tabernacle at 32 N Mary Street Hy Paul Holdridge pastor. Sunday service with speaker Guy I Hasyn superintendent. Radio Bible class and teaching by Wipldeidge. Revival Time with guest lecturer from Springfield MA. Evening service 7:80 pm, Wednesday prayer and Bible study, Wednesday ladies prayer meeting 2:40 pm.
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Gospel Tabernacle
Mary Street
Paul Holdridge
Schaal
Guy I. Hasyn
Supe
Pow Wipldeidge
VW Agloek
Mernig
Tam
Canerul Cornell
Agseiubtion of
Gad
Springfield
Cheiat'y Amibassadors
Pi Evengeliitie Service
Moni
Topr Arehostea Rehpary
First Baptist Church Weekly Schedule and Programs
The church offers Sunday school and morning worship with targeted programs led by J. T. Howden Jr and the choir, plus evening services and junior, intermediate, and adult activities. Garrett Memorial lists worship and study sessions. Our Lady of Good Hope schedules Masses and catechism, while St. Mark's Episcipal and First Christian outline Lent services, sermons, and fellowship meals.
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Thrash
Aupl
Yuiton
J. T
Howden, Jr
Wonini
Ehuiret
Pan
Sapkonmsa
Whurehaopam
Asta
Jyarlae Cals
Korward Biops
Prnyan
Missionary Society
Perry Moses
Our Lady OF Good Hope
Walker Streets
A. G. Dunleavy
Oureday
Aricay
Church Schedule Notes for West Second and Pine Area
Local church notices list services and activities for First Methodist West Second at Pine J M Hamilton pastor early worship Sunday school classes MYF and evening worship Choir practice Evening service at First Pentecostal Ferguson Street Rev H P Hudspeth leads various meetings and youth events First Presbyterian East Second Street morning Sunday school and worship with special music and film program plus midweek choir practice and family night supper details
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First Methodist West
Pine Boy
J. M. Hamilton
Chech School
Teddy M. Jones
Manning Worst
Benin
First Pentecostal
Ferguson Streets
H. P. Hudspeth
Panjor Bha
Ventecostal Bay
C. F
Jaws
Childeen's Chute
Ernie Whitten
First Presbyterian
L. T. Lawrence
East Second Street
James He Miller
My. Lawrence
Hope High School
Lyla Brown
Germany
J. W. Branch
Sale
Homer Jones
Sunday School Lesson on Glory and Tragic Endings
William E. Glivey recounts a former roommate who fell into crime, nearly murdered, served time, and, overwhelmed by despair, chose suicide. The piece contrasts worldly glory with true biblical glory, inviting reflection on what it means to glorify God and live in His glory.
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Walnut Reptominster Service Schedule At Glivar Church
The notice lists a 9:65 am service by Minister T Glivar followed by Bible study. A 1 am preaching session is noted with a 11:30 am later event for young peoples Bible study and related activities.
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Repte T. Glivar
Young Peoples Bible
Community meeting and service schedule listed
The note lists events this week with a 7 p.m. preaching session at study on Tuesday 2 30 p m Ladies Bible class at 7 30 p m Mens training class Wednesday devotional service at 7 30 p m.
Beginning in Youth to Prepare for Middle Age
Dorothy Dix urges women to start preparing for middle age in youth. She says middle age brings loneliness and discontent if women lose purpose after children and husbands grow independent, and advises maintaining companionship with spouses and developing own interests and skills to earn a living if needed.
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Middle Tae
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