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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 23, 1953
Page
3
A fragmentary OCR listing references multiple businesses including food suppliers, hardware, dairy, drug, bank, motor, sign shop, decorator, insurance, and service firms. The text names Ge Penney Co Inc Crescent Drug Store Citizens National Bank Shove Nash Motors Rettig Nash Motors and other local entities with phone traces and partial addresses.
The page lists multiple churches including CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE FIRST METHODIST CHURCH FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH UNITY BAPTIST CHURCH and others with pastors and service times. It details Sunday School morning and evening worship, midweek prayer, revivals, youth groups and women’s auxiliaries. Additional notes cite revival series led by Evangelist Lorne Fox, pastor sermons on faith and salvation, and community invitation to attend.
Washington George Kennan reportedly wrote to Secretary of State Dulles explaining a speech last Friday was not intended as criticism of Dulles testimony before a Senate committee. Officials plan to discuss possible differences in views on policy toward Soviet satellites and whether a more positive approach beyond containment is needed. Dulles testified that containment alone is unsound and a peaceful path to liberation of satellite nations must be sought.
Eisenhower, set to address Congress with the State of the Union, faces outlining his full domestic program after outlining foreign policy in his inaugural address. The piece contrasts Truman era containment with Eisenhower’s anticipated proposals, noting possible future specifics to follow the speech.
A 民ews roundup lists multiple Negro churches with pastors and service times including Zion Methodist and Bethel AME, plus Epworth League and evening worship details. It also reports Hopewell Elementary School 4th grade progress, perfect attendance names, Flag essay prize winner Melba J West, a birthday party for Mrs Daisy Muldraw, and other Fulton School notes.
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