Numerous Arkansas churches organize Sunday services across towns
A long church listings page outlines Sunday School at 9:45 a.m. across denominations in Hope and Clifton, with services from morning worship to evangelistic rallies. Notable pastors include W. C. Land at Hope Gospel Tabernacle, Father Joseph Enderline at Catholic Church, Rev. Wentworth A. Riemann at St. Mark's Episcopal, and Rev. Lane at First United Pentecostal, plus numerous Baptist and Methodist congregations.
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Hope Gospel Tabernacle
W. C. Land
Steve Schubert
North Main Street
T. C. Crawford
KXAR
Saan
Pam
Hope Nursing Home SerVice
ST. Mark’s Episcopal Church
Hope
Arkansas
Wentworth A. Riemann
First Christian Church
Clifton Bell
Sara Mack Cox
Mary Lou Park
Thomas
Fenwick Jr
CYF
Fellowship Hall
Raymond Robins
Lords
First Methodist Church
Pine Rey
Rufus F. Serrells
Hollis Luck
Jett B. Graves
Atkins
Century
First Presbyterian Church
S. Malin St
L. T. Lawrence
Crit Stuart Jr
R. L. Gasnell
John Lowe
Paul Raley
J. W. Branch
Jim McKenzie
Emory Thompson
Arthur Wimmell
Cissy Ellis
First Baptist Church
Third
Main Streets
John H. McClanahan
New Hope Missionary Baptist Church
Washington Hwy
Merlin Cox
Dexter Ahord
WM A
First United Pentecostal Church
Fourth
Ferguson Streets
Lane
Newton Bates
Young Peoples
Poole
Children’s Church
Glendene Lively
Gospel Light House
Andres and
Ave
Lacle Rowe
Clayborn Rowe
Southside Missionary Baptist Church
Lewisville Highway
Norman Grant
David Oller
Southside Assembly
South Fulton Street
Joseph Geno
Clifton Vans
Howard Stevenson
Louise Evans
Calvary Baptist Church
West Ave
Hammond
J. D. Passmore
Hervey Holt
Training Union
Floyd Osborn
Liberty Missionary Baptist Church
Rosston Road
Bethelame Church
R. N. Thomas
Lela McKinley
Stewardess Board
Missionary Society
Bebee Memorial Cme
Nelson C. Trent
Annie Bell Verger
Young People’s Meeting
Mattie Sanders
Missionary Circle No
Missionary Circle
Rising Star Missionary Baptist Church
Oak Street
Riley
Lula Piggoe
Adel White
General Mission
Brotherhood Club
Church OF God
Bell Streets
Jesse Graves
Joe Monk
Lonoke Baptist Church
James E. Coby
Ella Robinson
Sunshine Bane
Pentecostal Temple
Church OF God IN Christ
O. N. Dennis
Myrtle Richardson
Clara Muldrow
Home and Foreign Mission
Mt, Zion
CME
M. Reynolds White
J. L. Verge
Stella Smith
M. Missionary Society
Lula Muldrow
Davis Chapel
H. A. Davis
Odessa Campbell
St. John Cobb Engagement Announced for May Wedding
Prescott News reports Judith St. John and William Henry Cobb are engaged. Judith is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Tt. N. St. John of Mert, with a May 13 wedding planned at 4 pm in the Mena Presbyterian Church. He is the son of Mrs. W. J. Cobb of Lite Rack. he attended Davidson College and holds a BA from the University of Washington, currently a lieutenant in the Army. Lt. Cobb is the nephew of Mr. and Mrs. Archie Johnson of Preston.
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St. John Cobb
Tt. N. St. John
Mert
Judith
William Henry Cobb
W. J. Cobb
Ma. Cobb
Mena Presbyterian Church
Davidson College
Davidson
N.C
U WA
Army
Cobb
Archie Johnson
Preston
Arkadelphia Man Dies at 77
Howard Abraham aged 77, president of Arkadelphia Savings & Loan Association, died today in a Little Rock hospital. A native of Arkadelphia, he served as Citizens National Bank cashier for 28 years before becoming S&L president in 1944.
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Little Rock
Howard Abraham
Arkadelphia Savings & Loan Association
Arkadelphia
Citizens National Bank
The
Savings and Loan Association
Highway 70 Is Arkansas Heaviest Traveled Road
The Arkansas Highway Department reports Highway 70 between Little Rock and Memphis as the state's most traveled road in 1960 with an average 27 800 vehicles daily. The Memphis Arkansas Bridge carries the most trucks at 2 800 daily. Other busy routes include Highway 71 between Fort Smith and Van Buren and the Fayetteville Rogers corridor along with Highways 65 67 and 61 statewide.
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Little Rock
Arkansas
Memphis
Highway Department
Ftesearch
Memphis-Arkansas
de Valls Bluff
Russell Henderson
Fort Smith
van Buren
Fayetteville
Rogers
Cars Strangling Downtown Areas
LITTLE ROCK AP Auto mobiles choking downtown districts and pushing residents to suburbs says Knox Banner former Little Rock housing chief turned Washington executive director of Downtown Progress at the Arkansas Conference on Planning Renewal and Rehabilitation on Thursday Ambitious leadership is urged to reverse community lethargy before it worsens.
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Little Rock
Downtown Progress
Washington, D.C
Knox Banner
Little Stock Housing Authority
Washington
Arkansas Conference On Planning
Banner
Local News Dispute Over AP Dispatch Rights
A two day conference addresses urban renewal problems and rehabilitation as local news rights clash over exclusive republication of AP dispatches.
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Prana
The
Associated Press
AP Pom Dispatches
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Christ Ambassadors
Catholic Church
Walker Streets
Joseph Enderline
Wesley Club
Unity Baptist Church
Fifth and South Hervey
KRAR
George Hartsfield
Ladies Auxiliary
Willing Workers Auxiliary
Brotherhood
Church OF Christ
Jehovah's Witnesses
Kingdom Hall
South Elm
Eugene Shuster
Ephesus Primitive Baptist
Eld
E. W. Hargett
Highway 67
Emmet
Ark
J. Swirney
Pai
Garrett Memorial Baptist
North Ferguson Street
A. O. Livingston
Jewell
Baptist Training Union
Church OF Christ Andrews
Church OF the Nn
South Elm Street
G. M. Petry
Leo Wood
N.Y.P.S
Buck Goodwin
Church of God IN Christ Elder L
Craton Epps
H. L. Washington
Prescott News
Legion-Auxiliary
American Legion
Legion Auxiliary
Legion Hut
Home Mission
Loyce Anderson
John McRae
Lena Stripling
Keron Peachey
Nellie Ree Gordon
Woodrow Gentry
US. Air Force
McCaskill and
Blevins
J. E. Gentry
Waldine Williams
Delight
Gentry
Germany
Security Agency
Berlin
Charlie Thomas
Prescoth
Delta Kappa Gamma
Upsilon
Thals McLelland
Thera Greer
Flora Pierce
Alena Scott
Louise Robey
Marie Thomas
Roy Stainton
L.A
C. A. Smart
George Haynes
West Monroe, la
Charlie Scott
Horace Estes
Gordon
J. ©. Coleman
Clarke White
0. G. Hirst
Wallace Pemberton
Camden
A. RB. Underwood
D. W. Bryar
L. L. Buchanan
Marcia
Gregg
Bob McBrayer
Monica Kay
Herndon - Cornelius Funeral Home and Burial Association
Porter Ward St
Andrew J
Hope, Arkansas
Christian Foundation
McElroy
pHica
Andrew d. McElroy
Visine Fondation It
Home Ofice
21St, Lite Rock, Ark
Highway 70
A Publishing CO
G. €. Palmar
M. Washhuen
Séey Tres
Star Building
South
Walnut Street
Wape
Arkensat
H. Washburn
Falter
Paul 4. Jones
Donal Parker
Ean Th
McMahon
Mer
C. M
Pod) Rogers, Jr
Che’h
George W. Hosmer
Hope, Arkans Ander
Mambar
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Cartlar
Anne
Wess Co
Metll
Hempstead
Nevo Vo Fayette
Howard and
Miller Ostos
Hof Advertising
Arkansas Dallies, Inc
Steric
Tann
Bank
Dallas
Texas
Michigan Ave
Chicago
New York
N.Y
Penobscot
Detroit
Farming
Oklahoma City
Gentry Conoco
Third & Louisiana Sts
BP. N
Don Gentry
Harold Hendrix
Prescot
6Th & la. N
Hwy
Harley Loy
Safeway Store
Chrysler
Newport
Windsor
New Yorker
Nunn - Pentecost Motor CO