Church News in Ark City: List of Local Fellowships
A dense church notices page lists numerous congregations in Emmet and surrounding areas. It includes Ephesus Primitive Baptist with E W Hargett, Calvary Baptist J Passmore, Church of Christ Raw and Morrow, Liberty Missionary Baptist Pastor Kelly Tingle, Nazarenes on South Elm, Hope Missionary Washington Hwy 2, Garrett Memorial Baptist, Jehovahs Witnesses Kingdom Hall, Southside Missionary Lewisville, First United Pentecostal Fourth and Ferguson, Gospel Light House, Unity Baptist Fifth and South, Immanuel Baptist East Division, Hope Gospel Tabernacle Texarkana, Southside Assembly Fulton Street, Catholic and Episcopal services, First Christian Clifton, First Baptist Third and Main, First Methodist West Second at Pine Bay, First Presbyterian Main and L, Church of God in Christ, Besee Memorial CME, Ethel AME, Lonoke Baptist, Rising Star Missionary Oak Street, Church of God on E Street, Mt Zion CME, Davis Chapel, Mt Cannan Baptist etc.
Joint Supper Meeting of Wesleyan Guild and Women’s SOCS
Prescott area churches report a Fellowship Hall supper meeting of the Wesleyan Service Guild and the Women’s Society of Christian Service with a covered dish meal, prayers, reports from circles, a program on “Recalling Our Heritage and Expanding Our Horizons,” and committee duties listed. Nearby Presbyterian and First Baptist circles met with meditations, mission studies, and prayers, noting a 1960- era church activity pattern and members’ weekend visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesleyan Service Guild
Women’s Society of Christian Service
Fellowship Hall
First Methodist Church
L. C. Gatlin
P. A. Escarre
C. G. Hirst
Tillman Worthington
Women of Presbyterian Church
McRae Bible
J. R. Bemis
Jennile Lewis
Tom Bemis
World Mission
C. H. Moore
Ephesians
Cuban Rally for Benefit of Workers
Fidel Castro planned tonight’s labor rally to consolidate control over dissident unions while the regime touts anti US sentiment. Observers cite the parade as countering last month’s anticommunist electrical workers demonstration and the Nikar purge of union leadership. Church sources note a meeting of paro chial school heads may draft a protest over Castro militia occupation at Belen College. Port of New York Authority lists 169 regular steamship lines serving the port.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Havana
Fidel Castro
Pen
Cuba
Russia
Labor Confederation
Castro
United States
Belen College
Belen
Kennedy Uses Stevenson's Associates in Admin Picks
President-elect Kennedy taps familiar Stevenson circle for top posts, naming three partners including Stevenson as ambassador to the United Nations, Newton Minow as FCC chair, and W. Willard Wirtz as labor undersecretary. William Blair, a Kennedy ally, is likely to receive an ambassador role. George W. Ball, once linked with Stevenson, is named undersecretary of state for economic affairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Kennedy
Adlai Stevenson
Stevenson
United Nations
Newton W. Minow
Federal Communications Commission
W. Willard Wirtz
Stevenson Chicago
William Blair
Blair
George W. Ball
Chicago
Minow
Fred ‘Vinson
Illinois
Wirtz
Arthur Goldberg
Goldberg
Northwestern University
Harvard
Advertising Rates and Associated Press Note
The text lists date intervals for insertion plans and national advertising representatives in several cities, followed by a notice that The Associated Press holds exclusive rights to republication of local news and AP dispatches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nat'l Advertising
Arkansas Oailies, Inc
Memphis
Tenn
Tenge Bank
Dallas
Texas
Michigan Ave
Chicago
Aand St
New York
N.Y
Penobscot
Detroit
Miche Terminal
Oklahoma City
Associated Praca
Associated Press
Window Washer Robbed In Downtown Office Complex
In Houston a window washer suspected in 14 downtown robberies carried loot in a water bucket. The Cotton Exchange Building thefts were found after another window washer reported the man taking money and valuables. About $2,000 in cash bonds and jewels were missing as offices checked after police were alerted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houston
Tex
Cotton Exchange
Glen Robert Harris
Law figures Ball and Blair tied to Roosevelts era and world travel
The passage notes Ball at 51 running an international law practice with offices in Washington New York Paris and Brussels. It recalls his New Deal work in Agriculture and Treasury and war time Lend Lease. Blair is described as a constant companion of Stevendin in presidential bids and travels abroad with him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ball
Washington
New York
Paris
Brussels
Roosevelt
Agriculture and Treasury Departments
Blair
Stevendin
Also Mentioned on This Page
Gun Pion
Church News
Ephesus Primitive Baptist
Eld
E. W. Hargett
Highway 67
Emmet
Ark
Mont
Church OF Christ Raw
W. E. Morrow Ltd
Grady Streets
Young Peoples
Calvary Baptist Church
West Ave
Hammond St
Passmore
Hervey Hall
J A.m
Training Union
Floyd Osborn
Liberty Missionary Baptist Church
Rosston Road
Kelly Tingle
Bru
Church OF the Nazarene
South Elm Street
G. M. Petty
Leo Wool
N.Y.P.S
Buck Goodwin
New Hope Missionary Baptist Church
Washington Hwy
Merlin Cox
Dexter Alford
T. S
Harold Hendrix
Léth & la
Hope WN
Preseott
Garrett Memorial Baptist
North
Ferguson Street
A. D. Livingston
KXAR
Baptist Training Union
Jehovah's Witnesses
Kingdom Hall
South Elm
Eugene Shuster
Theverali Ministry School
Southside Missionary
Pant
Hera
First United Pentecostal Church
Fourth and
Ferguson Streets
Lane
Newton Bates
Poole
Children's Church
Young Peoples Service
Glendene Lively
Gospel Light House
Andres and
Ave. C
Lacie Rowe
Full Gospel Church
All Cristians
Clayborn Rowe
Unity Baptist Church
Fifth and South Hervey
Immanuel Baptist Church
East Division
Eugene Hughes
Tommie Luzader
Joe Lee Lamb
Hope Gospel Tabernacle
W. C. Land
Don Patterson
North Main Street
T. C. Crawford
Central Assembly of God
Grand Ave
Texarkana
Pig F.m. Boy Scouts
Church OF Christ
Southside Assembly
South Fulton Street
Joseph Gena
Clifton Evans
Howard Stevenson
Louise Evans
Catholic Church
Third
Walker Streets
Joseph Endersine
ST. Mark’s Episcopal Church
Hope
Arkansas
Wentworth A. Riemann
Robert Brown
Diocese of
Arkansa
First Christian Church
Clifton Bell
Luther Hollaman
Mary Lou Park
Thomas B. Fenwick Jr
Hope Nursing Home
CWF
First Baptist Church
Main Streets
John H. McClanahan
Pine Bay
Rufus F. Serralls
Elmer Brown
Jett B. Graves
Charles Meyers
Century Bible
Holy Father
Great Creator
Wesley Club
MYF
Henry Seamans
Lyle MccMahon
First Presbyterian Church
Main
L. T. Lawrence
Cyrt Stuart Jr
Gordon Bayless
Pilkinton Paul Raley
J. W. Branch
Jim McKenzie
Emory Thompson
Arthur Wimmiell
R. L. Gosnell
Presbyterian
J. A. Redhead
Haskell Jones
Church OF God IN Christ
WM. Dennis
Besee Memorial Cme
Nelson C. Trent
Annie Bell Yerger
Mattie Sanders
Missionary Circle
Missionary Circle No
Choi
Severst
Ethel Ame
R. N. Thomas
W. M. Muldrow
Stewardess Board and Missionary Society
GOD IN Christ Elder
L. C. Washington
Emma Lee Releford
YPWW
Lillie Kimble
Lonoke Baptist Church
James & Coby
Ella Robinson
Sunshine Band
Rising Star Missionary Baptist Church
Oak Street
M. S. Riley
Lula Piggee
Adell White
Iam
BYU
General Mission
Brotherhood Club
Craton Epps
H. L. Washington
Church OF God
MT. Zion Cme
M. Reynolds White
Stella Smith
M. Missionary Society
Luta Muldrow
Davis Chapel
Odessa Campbell
MT. Cannan Baptist Church
Sherman and
Beech St
J. C. White
Home Mission
Woodmen of the World
the Family Fraternity
O. W. Lif
Insurance Society
Denver Hornaday
Perry's
Barney Gal Foren
Evpene Obeen
Cel Toereen
Prescott News
WOC
Graham
WMS
Leonard Graham
Mettle Robinson
W. P. Prescott
Robinson
John McRae
Roy Stainton
Little Rock
C. A. Smart
Roy O'Rorke
Prescott
Dawson Aikingon
Thorne Hesterly
Port of New York Authority
Mrs. James Atkinson
Holly and
Gail
Magnolia
Tom Ross Young
Tommy, Terry
Robert
Malvern
Vernon Fore
J. M. Reed
Brookfield Methodist Church
Hot Springs
Terrell Tackette
Becky
Mrs. Elroy Johnson
C. Hart
By James Marlow
Associated Press News
Hope Star
Rimvellaatea
Star Publishing CO
E. Palmer
Alex. M. Washburn
Seey-Tree
The
Star
South Walnut Street Hope
M. Washburn
Foul
H. Jones
Donaforer
Rogers
George W
Hoimer
Audit Bureau of Cirrculations
Poyuthe
Hempstead
Nevac
LaFayette
Howard and Miller Cours
Tee
Kxar Kolumn
March OF Dimes
Lee Gray
Fred McElroy
Texaco
Holtis Dixon Texaco
Julian
Hosey Texaco
Herschel Patterson Texaco
Madlock & Bledsoe
T. C. Brantley Tex
Heskell Jonca
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