Mrs. J. C. Carlton 83 Longtime Hope Resident Dies
Mrs J C Carlton aged 83 longtime Hope resident dies Saturday noon in a local nursing home. She was a Methodist Church member. Survived by husband two sons Dale Carlton Portland Oregon Cary Carlton Albuquerque NM a daughter Mrs Charles Yontz Dallas and sister Mrs RL Hamilton Wesson Mississippi. Services held at First Methodist Church Sunday Rev Robert Moore officiated Arrangements by Herndon Cornelious.
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Honey Slams Opponents for Congress Race in South Arkansas
Prescott politician Charles Honey criticized rivals at rallies in Fordyce, Crossett and Dumas for attacking him instead of uniting to develop South Arkansas. He accused opponents of promoting trivialities while urging cooperation to build the region. Richard Arnold emphasized education funding to boost livelihoods and attract jobs, while David Pryor denounced federal bureaucratic excess.
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Weather report from Arkansas for a hot spell
Weather experiment station reports a 24 hour period ending at 7 am Monday with a high of 100 and a low of 70. Arkansas outlook shows generally fall and hot through Tuesday with isolated showers late afternoon and evenings.
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Weather Roundup From Major Cities With Mixed Skies
A wide weather listing shows Albany to Winnipeg with conditions ranging from clear to cloudy and temperatures from the mid 60s to the mid 100s. Notable readings include Los Angeles 85, Dallas 97, New York 91, Chicago 90, and San Francisco 64. The data includes several missing or ambiguous entries and trailing decimals.
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National Presbyterian Church to Be Demolished in Washington
The National Presbyterian Church in Washington is being razed to make way for an office building. Its 80 year old structure contains historical fixtures and pews once used by several presidents. the congregation will relocate to a new Northwest building organized in 1795. Presidents Eisenhower and others attended services there. the move preserves relics as the church maintains ties to its past.
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