Arkangann seeks funding for bank election work
A fragmentary report notes Arkangann seeking more than 4 million dollars for bank election work at critical prices in Ansa and Oklahoma. The subcommittee is expected to approve the request, with an appearance before the group anticipated.
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Critien
Ansa
Oklahoma
Churches and services listed under multiple denominations
Church listings show evangelistic sermons and services at CHURCH OF CHRIST Fifth at Grady Street. Catholic, Pentecostal, Baptist, Episcopal schedules include masses, Sunday schools, choir practices, and evening sermons. public invited to singing, worship, and broadcasts on KXAN. details include pastors, service times, and activities through July 19 and accompanying weekly events.
First Presbyterian Church schedule with ground breaking
East Second Street De L T Lawrence Miniater July 15 1951 Sunday School at 10 00 am James H Miller Supt Miss Ruth Lewis Sec Treas The Men s Bible Class meets at 10 am Morning Worship at 1055 am Sermon Except the Lord Build the House Choir directed by Mrs R L Gosnell sings Spirit of God After the service Ground Breaking Ceremony at the New Manse Supper furnished 6 00 pm Evening Worship 740 pm Young People lead program Christianity Changes Conduct by Charlotte Tarply Gene Smiley Paula Raley Ann Barr organist Elders meet Monday 730 pm Choir practice 700 pm
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East Second St. de. L. T. Lawrence
Miniatér
R. L. Gosnell
Lewis
Charlotte Tarpley
Gene Smiley
Paula Raley
Ann Barr
Religious Services and Schedules From Local Churches July 1931
A pasted schedule lists Walnut Street and Hope Gospel Tabernacle services with morning worship communion and Bible studies, plus programs at Unity Gospel Hour and Arkansas District Camp Meeting in Hot Springs. Also includes First Methodist Church notices with Sunday School, MYF groups, and evening sermons for July 15 1931.
First Baptist Church S A Whitlow Pastor Services
Sunday school at 9:30. Morning Worship at 10:30 with sermon by the pastor. Training Union at 6:45 led by J Z Bowden. Evening Worship at 7:45. Monday 4:00 PM Woman's Missionary Society meetings with Circles at listed addresses.
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First Baptist Church
S. A. Whitlow
H. E. Thrash
Harry Shiver
N. Main Circle
Albritton
Rosston Rd
G. E. West
N. Hervey wLigele
PB. J. Holt
N. Fon
Meg. Wil Muan
Beebee Memorial C
T. J. Rhone
Epworth League
MT. Zion
M. E
J. B. Miller
Rising Star Baptist
W. M. Erby
Garrett Chapel Baptist
F. R. Williams
Lonore Baptist
F. K. Powell
No Time Limit on Ike for 1952 Campaign
Washington July 13 President Truman says there is no time limit on Gen Dwight D Eisenhower remaining in European or NATO defense duties. He confirms no agreement on when Ike might leave active service, while Democrats and Republicans speculate about a 1952 bid and Truman’s own plans. Truman notes he is fit for a race but will announce his plans in good time.
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Washington
Truman
Dwight D
Eisenhower
North Atlantic
Ike
Columbia University
Macon
Trutan
Nine Die Violently In Arkansas Truck Crash
Three deaths in Arkansas Thursday lift the West total to nine. A 58-year-old Fort Smith truck driver Luther Stein died when his truck overturned and trapped him for over an hour. State police reported the fatality and rescue scene near Fort Smith.
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Associated Pra
Arkansas
Fort Smith
Luther Stein
W. M. Garner
West Division
Ann Wollerman
Royce Smith
South Main
Sunbeams
Prudence Riffey
Lawrence Cagal
5Th
Hamilton
Four Stars to Sing at Bethel A M E Church in Hot Springs
The 4 Stars quartet of Hot Springs Arkansas will perform a musical program at Bethel A M E church Sunday night July 12 at 8 p m sponsored by the Ste wardess Board No 2 The public is invited The group is noted among the best in the state Other notes include visiting relatives from Berkeley Chicago Memphis and Dallas County with a mix of church schedules and local obituaries and accidents in the area including two workers electrocuted on a plantation and a wood mill fatality in Dallas County.
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4 Stars
Hot Springs
Arkansas
Bethel A. M. E
Stewardess Board No. 2
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Church OF Christ
Grady Street
Robert G. Cook
Catholic Church
A. G. Dunisavy
First Pentecostal
Ferguson Streete
H. P. Hudspeth
Kunday
C. J. Rowe
Childrens Church
Ernie Whitten
VAS P.m. Evangelistics Service
Garrett Memorial Baptist North Ferguson
Treat Elbert O'Stern
Panter
KXAN
Grady Hairston
Om. Sr
T. Mark's Episcopal
Charles T. Chambers
God
Sunflower
W. Shanhouse Sons, Inc
Citizens National Bank
Hope Basket Co
William M. Duckett
Bruner-Ivory Handle Co
The
Greening Insurance Agency and Realty Co
Orman Moore Distributor
Gites Service Products
Owen's Dept
Leas
Gunter Lumber Co
B. R. Hamm Motor Co
Hope Flooring & Lumber Co
Louisiana Nevada Transit Co
Graydon Anthony Lumber Co
First National Bank
James & Moore Cleaners
Crescent Drug Store
E. J. Whitman
Gulf Refining Co
First Presbyterian
Walnut Street
A. T. Oliver
Hope Gospel Tabernagle
Assembly of God O. M.montgomery
Joseph Geno
Guy E. Basye
KXAR
O. M. Montgomery
Christ's Ambassadors
William Morton
Arkansas District Council of the
Assemblies of God
Ozark-Lithia
Unity Missionary Baptist
South Elm Street
Howard White
Unity’s
Gospel Hour
Baptist Training Service
Jessie Sinclair
Willing Workers
L. C. Kennedy
Coy Zumwyul
Warren Pickard
First Methodist Church
Pine Row
Virgil D. Keeley
Albert Graves
Helen Turner
Miss Turner
Hicks Funeral Home
Ethel P. Tanner
Louise McFadden
Berkely, Calsif
Susie McFadden
Willie Milliner
Chicago, Til
Marcus E. Johnson
Chicago
Ester L. Hicks
Tomorow
Memphis
National Youth Council
Church OF God IN Christ
Denney's
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