Social and Personal Notes from Hope Area June 24
Social and personal notices from Hope describe church events and meetings for June 21 24 including Women's Auxiliary gatherings at multiple homes, prayer services, and choir rehearsals. Honored guest Mrs Lloyd Guerin visited from Burlingame California. tea hosted for Mrs Thompson and Mrs Guerin featured red roses and silver service with about 150 callers. Admitted and discharged residents at local clinics are listed alongside local arrivals and departures.
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Council the Hope Gospel Tabernacle
Irs
Lloyd Guerin
Tan
Emmett Thompson
Yie Brown
Thompson
Burlingame
California
South Elm Street
Lyle Brown
R. L. Broach
Loyd ‘Guerin
Brents Me.Pherson
Kelley Brant
Thompson Evens
Pegey Keaton
Herbert Burns
Willis Moody
Oliver Adams
R. Wt. Keaton
Arch
Wet
Letters to the Editor and Gratitude Note
A reader signs a letter thanking the Reverend of Nope for kindnesses, expressing family gratitude and appreciation from W. M. Brummisty to friends and neighbors, and noting publication wishes.
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W. M. Brummisty
Little David Sawsears for Answers in Custody Fight
The Indianapolis case centers on 1d year old evangelist Little David Waller claiming he wrote his parents during his sawdust trail tours but received no replies. His parents Jack and Mrs. Walker seek custody, alleging attorney James M. Dawson exploits him in touring sermons. David told juvenile referee Hinds he wishes to stay with tour manager Rev. Raymond Hoekstra and visit his parents. He said he wrote from Canada Jamaica Arkansas and Connecticut but never got responses and even sent a birthday package to his sister with no word back. Two doctors testified his health is good though agitation from evangelistic tears may affect him.
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Hianapolis
David" Waller
David
Jack Walker
Loy
Heaven
Walkers
Indianapolis
James M. Dawson
Dawson
Lawrence Hinds
Raymond Hoekstra
Hoekstra
Tig
Canada
Jamaica
Arkansas
Connecticut
Paul G. Iske
de David Stone
Free Enterprise Little Hoek June Barbecue Honors Governor Tan Ey
Arkansas Free Enterprise Association hosts a barbecue at Hear Creek Lake to honor Governor Tan Ey. Event notes Marianna will beat Thuesdass.
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Little Hoek
Taney
Arkansas Free Enterprise Association
Hear Creek Lake
Marianna
Thuesdass
Opposition to Race Track Mounts in Arkansas
In Little Rock, June 18, opposition to a proposed Arkansas race track at El Paso Memphis grows as Gov. Laney reviews letters and petitions. Church leaders, civic figures, and pastors denounce the plan while others urge restraint, with a state paper predicting franchise approval unless Laney vetoes. Names include R. D. Adams, P. H. Jernigan, J. Spragins, C. B. Brown, and James Holt. potential investors Raymond Firestone and Helen Dodge are noted.
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Little Rock
UPI
Ben Laney
Memphis
Laney
Gene Cook
Wynne
Conk
Tang
Arkansas
R. D. Adams
Mirst Presbyteriann
Little Ack
P. H. Jernigan
Mississippi County Baptist Association
Southern Baptist College
Walnut Ridge
John D. Spragins
Arkansas College
Batesville
C. BE. Brown
Blytheville
ArkKansas Baptist State Convention
Spragins
First Baptist Church
Benton
Oaklawn Park
Hot Springs
Arkansas Sy
James Otes Holt
J. F. Pug- Holt
Jefferson Eman
Citizens
Marion
Lester Hawthorne
Coy Farm
Crittenden County
Fogleman
Raymond Firestone
Tire Manufacturing
Helen Dodge
Detroit Automobile
Weather relief urged as Arkansans brace for heat drop
The weather bureau promised two days of relief from extreme heat in Arkansas with thundershowers north and east and cooler breezes. Scattered storms and cooler highs were forecast for today and tomorrow across the state. Temperature readings varied with El Dorado posting about 100 while Little Rock and nearby areas ranged lower. rainfall amounts were reported in several counties with gusty winds and some damage noted.
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Arkansans
T Ie Weather
Weather Bureau
el Dorado
Little Rock
Camden
Arkadelphia
Nashville
Texarkana
Pine Bluff
Harrigan
Batesville
Augusta
Search
Caliga Rock
Stuttgart
Clarendon
Junencions
Arkansas City
PMA conference on soil conservation opens in Little Rock
More than 300 farmer committeemen and administrative officers of the Production and Marketing Administration begin a two day conference in Little Rock on soil conservation and horticultural problems. PMA Administrator Ralph Trigg of Washington is to speak tomorrow as the session continues. The Senate has approved nominations for bestmasterships in Arkansas including Woodrow M. Treeze Jr and others.
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Little Rock
Joe
Production and Marketing Administration
PMA
Ralph Trigg
Washington Formorrow
Washington
Senate
Arkansas
Woodrow M. Treeze, Jr
Coah
Willard C. Wall
Caal Hill
James Vernon Huntley
Judsania
Fragmented romance shadows Jessica in City Tale
Jessica leaves the hospital and returns to a tense home with Betsy and Tom. She battles fear over Lucy and David while planning to confront Tom about a hidden past. A quiet dinner exposes their fragile bond as she weighs revealing truths and changing her life.
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Jessicn
Doris
Betsy
Tam
Lucy
Jessie
Roment
Tom
Jessica
Wien
Dismissal Sought in Two Suits Against Gov Folsom
Cullman Alabama June 1 193? A red haired divorcee Christine Putman Johnston asked dismissal of two paternity suits against Gov James E Folsom claiming she is being used as a political tool to fight him She and her two year old son petitioned the circuit court for dismissal of both suits Johnston’s attorney objected to dismissal of the boy’s suit The petitioner claimed she never lived openly as wife to Folsom and that their alleged common law relationship was misinterpreted The case followed Folsoms defeat in his campaign for governor
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Cullman
Ala
Iup
James E. Folsom
Christine Putman’ Johnston
Circuit Court
Johnston
Felsom
Griffith
Vuluum
Coure
James £. Folsom
Alabama
State of
Molsom
Congress May Continued From Page One
Congress action stalled at Senate-House committee as end of session measures and differing bills on farm price supports and government corporations funding faced compromise. Senate approved a $5,855,308,501 appropriation, $60,259,920 above the House total.
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Senate-House Committee
Senate-House
Atomicnergy Commission
Veterans Administration
Senate
House
Holt and candidates stretch campaign reach in Arkansas
The rallying campaign stretches across towns from Arkadelphia to Forrest City with speeches by James, Uncle Mac, and others on election law revisions. At the Future Farmers of America State convention, Stanley Russ won top honors and a one year scholarship, while Gov. peers avert a steel strike looming over 18,300 workers.
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Grants
Sid McMath
Arkadelphia
James
Uncle Mac
Mackred
Pine
Salem
Melanie
Charles Flening
Forrest City
Jdnt Wynne
Hot Springs
Tear
Riley Brookshur
Yeltvile Arkansas Lech
Cyrus
Underwood
Haralig
Magnulio A. M
J. W. Parnell
Ermllege
Arkengas M
Monticelo
Warner
Lakeside Paragould
Rkas
Juiesboro
Gleaver McCrury
Arkansan State
Suelile
Bob Wallen
Silas Spring
Tetury
Bob Watts
Sy Rey
Chet Wouslas
Laka Wil Hhipes Lepurbey Wesart Crussell
Mavinndakes
Parlianenville
Winn
George Castleberry
Nash
Pillsburgh
Janie
Alumantan Company of America
Chiles Ro Ward
Noth
Ain
Noushuahons
Alto
United Steelworkers
Buried in a Bee 1490 Radio Schedule Fragment
A fragmented listings page shows an all day schedule of musical programs, church services, news segments, and entertainment from June 19 to 21 1960. Names like Earl Bunting and Charlie Slocum appear among dances, gospel, and mystery hour slots with station identifiers and program titles.
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Earl Bunting
Dixie Playboys
Charlie Slocum
Carnival of Music
M News
Chicvaga Theater
Kons
Dance
Bill Hoyd
Bobby Mayton
Four Knights Market Report
Ozark Valley
Cecil Brown
Kate Smith
Spears
Victor H. Lindlahr
Nashville
Bill Harvington
Johnson
Iwilaon
Charlie Ch
Tsilly Rose
Gabriel Ti
First Presbyterian and Local Churches Schedule
Sunday services and programs across First Presbyterian First Methodist Church Church of Christ and Baptist listings. Includes worship times Sunday School Bible study youth meetings and vacation bible school with broadcasts on KXAR and evening events hosted by church groups and pastors Stephen Cook Rev J S Cooper and D C Silvey among others.
Radio Programs and Past Education Career Summary
Central Standard Time listings show NBC CBS ABC daytime and quiz shows including Life of Riley Judy Canova Miss Parade and Twenty Questions with multiple stations. The narrative notes a late 19th century educator who taught at Mountain View Academy Cavery Salem and Tuckerman and later served as a school superintendent.
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Central Standard Time
New York
NBC
Judy Canova
CBS
Joan Davis
Waughs Mor Yue
the Colonel
ABC
Amazing Malone
Gang
Chicago
Cushman
Mountain View Academy
Cavery
Salem
Tuckerman
Jack
Sup Gouity Suhook
Cheerful Women Elevate Society Says Dorothy Dix
Dorothy Dix extols cheerful women as essential to family harmony and success in business and life. The essay asserts a sunny disposition strengthens marriages, aids children, and lightens poverty, praising the cheerful wife as a moral and social force. The piece appears in Star of Hope 1899 reprint edition published January 18 1929 by Publishing Co Palmer Arkansas.
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Star of Hope
Consolidated
Sir Publishing CO
Palmer
Alex. Hy
Weshburn
Star
Ata South Walnut Street
Hope, Ark
Contributions Continue From Page One Church Notices and Community Events
A long list of contributors includes Harry Lauterbach Poochs Cigar Store C B Lauterbach Roy Taylor Vernon Holliday and many others. Church events show a 2:30 p.m. regular monthly sing and a training course at 6:95. The First Christian announces services with Sunday School at 9:45 and morning worship at 10:50 featuring an anthem The Slighted Stranger. Evening worship with music The City of Dreams. Catholic notices for Our Lady of Good Hope Mass times and bene fictions.
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Tabernacle
KXAR
Ynudio
Whitmen's Missionary Council
Bible School
First Baptist
Third
Main Streets
S. A. Whitlow
Bill Keltner
H. &, Thrash
Gia Bm
Training Union
Vance Smiley
Te Vacation Bible School
Woman's Missionary Society
Sun
Chrch
Supior RA
Harry Lauterbach
Pooch
Paul W. Klipsch
A. B. Patten
OW. Harrington
B. L. Welborn
C. Sterting
B. R. Yamm Major Co
Roy Anderson Innoa
First Christian
North Main
West Avenue
P. Hardegree
C. Haworth
Ted Jones
Christian Youth Fellowship
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de Hape
Gospel Tau
Garrett Memorial Baptist
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Moeetinis
Falpan
Gare Wnotial Baptist Church
Missoth
Elen Boswell
thesFirst Christian Church
L. A
Byard P. Eliser
San Francisco
Sid
Lumet Thompson
Olga Anderson
Illinois
Detroit
Michigan
Points
Kentucky
G. JG. McMizan
Ast Prairie
Josephine Mc
Paul Bain
Hope
Brenda Kaye
Ervin Patton
Tony Furman
George House
Middlebrooks
Patmos
Wanda Lee Stanley
Julia Ghester
Eugene Campbell
Delight
Mae Herring
Patmas
St. Letters
Hemphrey
Eos
Little David
Irene Dunne
Thareing Barbara Bel Geddes Ostar Homolka
Philip Dorn
Cedric Hardwicke
Edgar Bergen
AKG Radio
Henuse
Arcadia House, Inc
Margaretta Brucker
NEA Service
Mary Loeneree
Neasservice
INE
Shu
Yom
Genevieve
Lovey
Liz
Aoaylan
Folsom
Congress
Holt
J. Straub
Lavaew
Grogan
Mabelgillville
C. Wmc-Donald
Mervell
Newport
Arkans
Salen High School
J. G. Albright
Qackson
Albright
Wuartet of
Emmet
Lew White
Ozan Golden Eagle
Church News
Ud5
Cabernagle Singers
Ozan
Voice of Prophecy
Hope Gospel
Cabernarle
Willian L. Shirer
Mutual Music Box
Cole Clee Club
EXAR
Saenger
Silver Strings
Carly Friendly
Juvenile Jry
House of Mystery
M Tyue
M Under Arquesi
Nick Carter
Sherlock Hulmes
A. L. Alexander
Jimmy Fidler
Parky's
M the Voice of Strings
M Symphony In
Wayne Grege
Orch
News of the Churches
First Presbyterian
Stephen Cook
Jim] Miller
Lige
Pam
Church OF Christ
Grady Street
Lynn Browning
Hope Gospel Tabernacle
Main Street
H. Paul Holdridge
First Methodist West
Pine Street
J. &. Cooper
Serton
Young Peoples
Sermo
Stephen
Cook
First Presbyterian Church
Presbyterian Tehurch
Sur
Dorothy DIX
Publishe
Hope Star
EE Alex. Ho Washburn
Paul H. Jones
George W. Hosmer
M. Bovis
Associated Press
NEA
Newspaper Enterprise Association
Bel Imonth &Sc
Mempstead
Nevyada
Howard
Miller
LaFayette
National
Arkansas Doilies, Inc
Jess
Pe Bl! Syndicate
Charch
Bill Heard
Chittity Booth
Sue Davis
Jean Silvey
Clifton Carroll Booth
Data Lon Contingham
Joe Barry Warren
Jessie Mae
Joyce Silvey
Wade Warren
Ruth Ejlen Boswell
Our Lady of Good Hope
R. F. Boyle
Sundsy
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