ChurchS and Temple Services in Ark City Churches
A crowded church listing shows schedules for many congregations including CHURCH OF CHRIST W. E. MORROW CALVARY BAPTIST SOUTHSIDE ASSEMBLY NEW HOPE MISSIONARY BAPTIST ST MARKS EPISCOPAL and more. Details cover Sunday School Morning Worship Training Union Evening Worship Midweek services prayer meetings and youth groups with pastors and leaders named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church OF Christ
W. E. Morrow
Minister Ltd
Grady Streets
Young Peoples
J. Swinney
Calvary Baptist Church
Wast-Ave
Hammond St
Passmore
Hervey Holt
Training Union
Floyd Osborn
WMS
Southside Assembly
South Fulton Street
Joseph Geno
Howard Stevenson
Frayer
New Hope Missionary Baptist Church
Washington Hwy
Merlin Cox
Dexter Alford
S. S
J. W. Self
WMA
ST. Marks Episcopal Church
Elm Streets
Wentworth A. Riemann
Unity Baptist Church
Fifth and South Hervey
Gordon Renshaw
Unity
Pan Bts
Ladies
Pam
Brotherhood
Girls Missionary Auxiliary
Little Mens Brotherhood
Immanuel Baptist Church
East Division
Eugene Hughes
Southside Missionary Baptist Church
Lewisville Highway
Norman Grant
David Oller
Liberty Missionary Baptist Church
James Johnson
Rosston Road
Ieetiay
Visitation
Gospel Light House
Andres and
Ave
Lacie Rowe
Clayborn Rowe
Susan Davis
Circle
J. W. Pranks
Catherine Jones
Wesleyan Service Guild
Mary Anita Laseter
Margie Vickers
First Baptist Church
Third
Main Streets
John H. McClanahan
Hope Gospel Tabernacle
W. C. Land
Schubert
North Main Street
T. C. Crawford
KXAR
W. C. Lard
Christ
Church of God IN Christ Elder
L. C. Washington
Emma Lee Releford
Lillie Kimble
Star Missionary Baptist Church
Oak Street
M.S. Riley
Lula Piggee
Adell White
General Mission
Brotherhood Club
Church OF God
Pentecostal Temple Church OF God IN
Chri
Q. WN. Gennis
Myrtle Richardson
Clara Urew
Eerie
Home and Fores
J. L. Verge
Stella Smith
M. Missionary Society
Lula Muldrow
Annie Bell Yerger
Young People’s Meeting
Mattie Sanders
Missionary Circle No
Missionary Circle
Milk price orders map regions set by federal rules
The map highlights 79 regions where government orders establish minimum milk prices for farmers. These Agriculture Department rules cushion dairy producers against sharp price swings and define areas where producers receive mandated pay levels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agriculture Department
Department of Agriculture
United States Rejects Khrushchev Disarmament Link
Washington reports the United States rejected Premier Khrushchev s proposal to tie the nuclear test ban to general disarmament. State Department spokesman Lincoln White said the U S position is opposed and that Washington will respond in due course to Khrushchev s aide memoire on nuclear testing from the Vienna summit with Kennedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States
Khrushcchev
State Department
Lincoln White
U.S
Khrushchev
Kennedy
Vienna
Newcomer Takes U.S. Open Lead
Bobby Brue of Milwaukee held a one stroke lead in the second round of the 61st U S Open at Oakland Hills. Tammy Ball and Bob Goalby chased at even par with a large pack bunched between 71 and 74. Hogan, Ford, Finsterwald, Osburg, and Snead were among those at 72 or 73 as the field narrowed to the top 50 and ties for Saturday’s two round finale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birmingham
Mich
Bobby Brue
Milwaukee
Tammy Ball
Bob Goalby
Oakland Hills
Blue
University of Miami Fla
Bolt
Schmoe
Jjerk
Ben Hogan
Doug Ford
Don Finsterwald
Bob Osburg
Dave Douglas
Jack Fleck
Sammy Snead
Ten Freedom Riders Jailed in Florida
Ten Freedom Riders were arrested at Tallahassee airport and three others at Ocala bus station as they defied a city order to disperse. Clergy leaders led a prolonged sit-in to protest the closed airport restaurant, and the group pledged to stay until served. Police booked the detainees after a nine hour demonstration the day before the terminal re opened.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Tallahasse
Fla
Freedom Riders
Sears
Tallahassee
James Messer
Ocala
Doug Willis
Iman
Imen
J. W. Collier Jr
Newark
Greyhound
Freedom Ridlers
Jef
Lana Turner's Daughter Cheryl Crane Missing Again
Beverly Hills authorities report Cheryl Crane, Lana Turner's 17 year old daughter, missing for three days. Police say she is not a runaway and the case involves a possible escapade with two other girls and juvenile court history linked to the 1958 stabbing death of Lana Turner's former boyfriend Johnny Stompanato.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lana
Beverly Hills
Calif
Cheryl Crane
Lana Turner
Clinton Anderson
Cheryl
Johny Stompanato
Texas Republican Is Sworn in as Senator
John Tower, 25, a former college professor, was sworn in today as the first Republican U.S. senator from Texas since 1877. The oath was administered by Vice President Lyndon B. Johnson, who resigned Jan. 3 as a Texas senator to become vice president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
John @. Tower
U.S
Texas
Lyndon B. Johnson
Notable Open crowd includes former champions and top amateurs
The 73 crowd at the Open featured bridesmaids and a strong amateur showing. Bill Hyndman of Huntingdon Valley and Fred Mosely of Marlson were among the top amateurs, while 15 players tied at 4, including defending champions Arnold Palmer Billy Casper Julius Boros and Cary Middlecoff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Hyndman
Huntingdon Valley
Fred Mosely
Marlson
Wis
Arnold Palmer
Billy Casper
Julius Boras
Cary Middlecoff
Hope Star masthead and credits from Hope Arkansas 1929
A fragment from the Hope Star shows masthead details, editor names, advertising staff, and Associated Press rights. It lists Palmar as president and other staff positions, with publication politics under the 1897 act and AP exclusive republication rights noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alot
M. Weshbert
Publihe
Paul M. Jones
Onnal Parker
Advertising
Mar
Mes
Joan Adler
Dropping Retiring Age Advances In Social Security
Washington. The Senate Finance Committee approved Kennedy's Social Security bill allowing retirement at 62 for men, boosting minimum benefits, and adding program changes. A provision to aid destitute exiled Americans ordered out of Cuba was included, administration support noted. House action recorded as Apri.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate Finance Committee
Kennedy
Cuba
Harry F. Byrd
D.va
Senate
House
Bodcaw School District Board Votes to Seek Loan Funds
The Bodcaw School District No 56 Nevada County Arkansas held a June 13 1961 meeting approving a resolution to file an application with the State Board of Education for a 4500 revolving loan to be repaid over six years from operating or surplus funds. Funds will cover maintenance repairs equipment and operating costs. Board President A T Boswell and Secretary Earl W May signed the resolution June 16 1961.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bodcaw
Nevada County
Arkansas
A. T. Boswell
E. W. May
R. H. Tye
H. F. Butter
T. J. Goodwin
General Assembly
State Board of Education
Boocan
Earl. W. May
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Birst United Pentecostal Church
Fourth and
Ferguson Streets
Lane
Newton Bates
Poole
Children's Church
Young Peoples Service
Glendene Lively
Serovah's Witnesses
Kingdom Hall
South Elm
Eugene Shuster
Sundeiv
Walnut Street
Church OF the Nazarene
South
Elm Street
G. M. Patry
Leo Wood
Ny-P.s
Buck Goodwin
Ephesus Primitive Baptist
E. W. Hargett
Emmet
Ark
Church OF Christ Andrews
Catholic Church
Walker Streets
Father Joseph Endarline
First Christian Church
Clifton Bell
Sara Mack Cox
Mary Lou Park
Thomas B. Fenwick Jr
Apostle Phil
Christian Youth Fellowship
Nursing Home
First Presbyterian Church
Main St
L. T
First Methodist Church
West
Pine
Rufus F. Sorralls
Tockly M. Jones Sr
Hollis Luck
Jett B. Graves
Second Methodist Church
Bethelame Church
R. M. Thomas
Lela McKinley
Stewardess Board and Missionary Society
Craton Epps
H. L. Washington
Lonore Baptist
Ella Robinson
Davis Chapel
H. A. Davis
Qdessa Campbell
Boston
Worcester
England
Springfield
Upper Phsianeda Bay
Werhingeton
D.C
Wheeling
Glarksburg
Connecticut
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New Jersey
Philadelphia
Wilmington
Tri-State
Bluefield
Appalachian
Ohio
Dayton
Cincinnati
Louisville
Wiscons
Rockfore
Freeport
Chicago
Ais
Quad Cities
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Iawa Ad
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Cadar Rapids
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Mand Hilfe
Platte Valley
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Wichita
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Texas Panhandle
North Texas
San Antonio
Corpus Christi
Colorado
Colorado Springs
Keting
Tao
U. S
Jerry Liska
Assocated Press
Florida
Hope Star
Palmar
Alee & Weavnn
Seeys Trews
Tony Joted
South Walnut Street Mepe
Hempsteed
Nevada
LaFayette
Howard and Miller
Nat'l Advertising Representatives
Arkansas Dollies, Inc
StWick
Memphis
Tenn
Texas Bank
Ballas
Michigan Ave
42Nd St
Penobscot Bidg
Detroit
Femiral Bidg
Oklahoma City
Associated Place
Associated Press Ia
Porter Ipplement & Poe A
Oes
Mag
Fred Q. Bilis
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