Announcements of churches and services on South Side
A dense list of church events across multiple congregations including Morning Worship, Sunday School, evangelistic services, training schools, prayers, choirs, and youth activities. Notable mentions include FIRST CHRISTIAN, FIRST BAPTIST, FIRST PRESBYTERIAN, CHURCH OF CHRIST, UNITY, CALVARY BAPTIST, and GOSPEL LIGHT HOUSE, with times ranging from morning Bible classes to evening evangelistic services and midweek study sessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Side Assembly
South Fulton Street
Joseph Geno
Posters
Peach St
Ar Taparm
St. Julia
Cat Evans
J. Aum
Pam
Orchestra Nehensal Orum
Young Peoples Servicehare Gackett
UG Ladies Prayer Meeting
Gene Thompson
First Baptist Church
John H. McClanahan
Gilbert Thomas
Mushc
Komc TV
Baptist Hour
KAA
Traini Union
God Pam
Pan
WMS Royal Service
Paw B.A
Suebenins
Ywa Gh Pan
Zupan
Cheiseel Chow Rebersts
First Presbyterian Church
South Maline
L. T. Lawrence
Gada
M. Coffee Hyur
Suichiy School
Crit
Stuart Dy
Supl Clisses
Bey Hennis Ju
Artie Wommell
D. W. Brianeh
Mes
McKeneie
George Hughes
Rool. Gusnell
Antheth
Church of Jesus Christ
Side Missionary Baptist Church
Norman Grant
Lewisville Highway
Standay
David Aller
Serviers
Aiveryong
Church OF Ghrist
Walnut Street
A. Tipton Minieter
EXAR
Immanuel Baptist Church
East Division
Eugene Hughes
Milo Sweesy
Dee Lee Lamb
Church OF the Nazarene
South Elm Street
G. M. Petry
Arthur Garrett
S. S. Gupt
Arthur Gareelt
Tpm NY. BS
Wayne Ward
Unity Baptist
Calvary Baptist Church
West Ave
Hammond St
Hervey Hall
U. S
Training Union
Floyd Osborn
Yan
Women's Missionary
Oglery
Ugh Dones
Visitation
First United Fpentecostal Shurgh
Ferguson Streete Rey
Lane
Newton Balog
Young Peoples Prayer
Sis Boole
Childrens Church Six
Puvlu
Young Peoples Service
Jewell Johnson
Ladies Prayer Meeting
Topi
Birly
Carrett Chapel
F. R. Willams
L. Co. Wyatt
A.m
Wickles
Missionary Circle
Tiana
Garrett Memorial Baptist
North Ferguson
A. D. Livingston
KXAR
Jewel Slm
Germon
Baptist Training Union
Rising Star Missionary Baptist Church
Oak Street
Hope
Lula Pigges
Clark
M. S. Riley
Adell White
General Mission
Brotherhood Club
Craton Epps
H. L. Washington
Church OF God
C. N. Dennis
Myrtle Richardson
Clara Muldrow
Home & Foreign Mission
MT. Zion G.M E
M. Reynolds White
T. Verge
CYS
Stella Smith
Missionary Society
Lila Muldrow
Wis P.m
Church OF God IN Christ Elder L
Washington
Emma Lee Releford
Lillie Kumble
Bebee Memorial C.M.E
Mattie Sanders
Chaba
Religion and Sundays in Sports Culture Debate
Williams Gilroy argues the shift from Sabbath worship toward Sunday sports and media has reshaped devotion in America. He warns against artificial Sunday worship while urging a genuine religious attitude, rest, contemplation, and devotion as essential to daily life. He cites church activities and community notices amid broader concerns about secular pleasures replacing sacred quiet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
News
U.S.A
Canada
Ontario
Ohio
Soviet talks falter as US ends exchange on lendlease terms
Washington reports indicate Soviet demands for gift trade and aid as part of negotiations, breaking off talks amid tensions ahead of a March armament conference and a May summit. Officials say the setback affects future diplomacy, though no shift in other talks is shown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis Gulick
Washington
United States
Soviet Union
Moscow
Marehills
Nikita Khrushchev
Prass
Ient
Eisenhower
Unclear OCR Prompt Item on Local Charitable Event
Fragmentary report notes a sheriff and two individuals negotiating an 80 mile distance between towns. Mentions a contribution of 100 dollars toward a march of dintes in bls towns. No clear names, dates, or locations can be confirmed from the readable text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ouachita Counsity
Grove
EL Dayada
Bishop
Linebaltey
Dintes
U.S. seeks repayment for wartime lend lease with Soviet Union
The United States, after eight years of talks, aims to recover civil and economic value of wartime lend lease aid to the Soviet Union. Washington contends Soviet goods and materials worth about 11 billion dollars were supplied, including plants, oil equipment, and ships, and points to a prewar settlement as prerequisite to lifting trade restrictions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jena
United Ste
Congress
Soviet Union
Also Mentioned on This Page
Bist
Ping Street
Chbergar
LIC
Gospel Tabernacle Orth
Dunlor
Christ's Ambassadors
Suselity School Workers
Susy School
Sunday School Workers
First Christian Ghurgh
North Main Street
Clifton Bell
Luther Holloman
Mary Lou Park
Dale Dunn
Bates District
PIONEER + WESTERN LIFE Phones
Prospect
Hope, Arkaneay
Presbyterian
Tena Pilkintul
Suzanne Booth
Nursday
Ihe
Teailulazer
Tye
Liberty Missionary Baptist Church
Ralston Road
Eld
Gene Cutler
Waes
Sehnaidl Dan
Pentecostal Chroh Andees
Lacy
Qlayborn
Garper Club
Bethel
J. & .Morgan
W. M. Muldrow
Jay
Stewardess Board and Missionary Society
Gud E. 8Th N
Bell Streets
Joe HE. Monk
Jesse Graves
Blair Band Maeting
United
AM Sas
Luteal Investment Fund
Waddell & Reed
ING
H. M. ‘Olle
Olsen Hope
Arkansas
Arthur M. Wimmell
McCaskill
Ark
Andrews Screen & Glass CO
Wien
Pre Isley
Tooghes
Asia
Damenpiralien
Harolo Stephens
Bleving
Qzan Motor
Texas
Texarkana
Herndon-Cornelius Funeral Home and Burial Association
Bible Comment
Williams
Gilroy, O.D
Davis Chapel
H. A. Davis
Odessa Campbell
Lonore Baptist Church
James E. Coby
Scnior
Elia Robinson
Louise Yerger
Sunshine Band and Children's
Directresa
Southside Assembly
S. Joseph Geno
Dipab Shore
Colon
Chevrolet
YOUNG
Second ST
Hope, Ark