Fresh Your Soul New Year Message From Local Churches
A New Year exhortation appears urging better behavior at home and in work and worship. The piece blends church notices with local business ads and ends with a reminder that only a new person can make the year truly new.
Faith and Businesses Promoting Church Attendance
An advertisement extols faith to overcome misery and lists local businesses with contact numbers, including James Cleaners, LaGrone Williams Hardware, Hoseys Texaco, Midwest Dairy, Hope Novelty, Young Chevrolet, Rodden Esso Service, Hope Furniture, Perry's Truck Stop, Oakcrest Funeral Home, The Trading Post, Still Auto Service, Hempstead County Judge Orie Byers, Cox Foundry, Arkansas Machine Specialty, and more, urging community support through faith and commerce.
Also Mentioned on This Page
God
Crescent Drug Store
Frank Douglas
Hoggard
Dick and
Sarah Hoggard
Jim Martindale
Ross Moore
R. C. Lehman
Hollis Refrigeration
Joe and
Barbara Hollis
Herndon-Cornelius Funeral Home
R. V. Herndon, Sr
Jimmie Griffin
Madlock Texaco
Mrs. Ervin
Madlock
Gunter Retail Lumber Co
W. H. Gunter Jr
Bill Gunter
Southland Farms, Inc
James Gaines
James Gaines & Employees
Southwest Wood Products
Homer Beverley
Frank King
Hope Auto Company, Inc
Tom and Frank McLarty
James Motor Company
Jim James
Tel-E-Tex Oil Company
C. P. Tolleson
Showhouse & Sons, Inc
Dorsey Askew
Bruner-Ivory Handle Co
Mee
Chester Mason Doyle Yocum Telephone
Hosey’s
Down Town
Texaco
Julian O. Hosey
Midwest Dairy Products
George Walden
Young Chevrolet Company
Youngs & Employees
Perry's
Perry Campbell
Oakcrest Funeral Home & Burial Association
Vance Marcum
the Trading Post, Sales
Lincoln
Mercury
Comey
GMC
Ray Turner
Mrs. Jewell
Orie O. Byers
Hempstead
Cox Foundry & Machine Co
Charlie, Johnny
Robert Cox
Arkansas Machine Specialty Co
F. Paul O'Neal Telephone
Dean’s
Mrs
Dean Murphy