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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 30, 1953
Page
3
A damaged OCR fragment shows numerous business names and phone numbers including The Groening Insurance Agency and Realty Co The First National Bank Penney Co Inc Midwest Dairy Products Crescent Drug Store Citizens National Bank Nash Motors The Snack Shop Grigg Decorators Supply Foster Ellis Insurance Agency and others in Hope with several phone lines.
A lengthy church guide lists services across denominations including FIRST PENTECOSTAL, FIRST DAPTIST, UNITY BAPTIST, CATHOLIC, FIRST METHODIST, ST MARKS EPISCOPAL, CHURCH OF CHRIST, FIRST CHRISTIAN, and FIRST PRESBYTERIAN. It details pastors, service times, Sunday schools, midweek activities, and planned meetings, inviting all to attend.
A compact schedule lists weekly services for several Negro churches. Zion, Beese Memorial, Bethel A M E, Church of God in Christ, and other congregations show Sunday School at 9:30 to 10:00 a.m., morning worship around 11:00 a.m., Epworth Leagues in the afternoon, and evening worship sessions in the early evening, with pastors named including Rev. J. M. Manning and Rev. G. Paschal among others. The record notes service times, church names, pastors, and general order for Sunday activities.
A 20 year old college student from Suarcy Arkansas was honored as the first outstanding radio amateur operator for 1992 here last night. Don L Mullican of Chickashe Oklo a junior ministry student at Harding College received a wristwatch and trophy from General Electric Cars for his outstanding performance during the turnadoves that swept Arkaneis last year. It was the first and widely timed type made by the company.
Local Presbyterian church in Wampsville New York reports no insert for an attendance ad in last week's newspaper. A spokesman declined to reveal his name while confirming an ad offering pews for Sunday services appeared in the classifieds. Attendance rose from 12 to last Sunday.
In a Korea era report, Marine Pfc Curtis Chicks Rawson, 19, wounded then returned to duty after hospital care, and Flo Charles Rogers of Arkadelphia were two survivors from a brutal October assault near Panmunjom. Bowlan led six Marines in six hours of defense before ammunition ran out, with heavy Communist pressure and many wounded.
Bowlan, a wiry marine, carried the 190 pound sergeant 200 yards after a grenade strike and almost lost his life. Bowlan and Rawlan crawled through no man’s land under Chinese mortar fire toward their line, finding Rogers alive with only neck wounds, then hid as they evaded mortars and sought their unit.
HAL BOYLE recounts Hometown USA humor about Wilbur Peeble, absorbed in his evening paper, while his wife Trellis Mae stages a confession about murdering their maid as a test to see if he truly listens. The pair debate purchases and finances amid a domestic farce.
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