Centennial Meditations and Easter Worship Notes
Editor notes mark fifth centennial meditation by Rev Wynn urging moral clarity amid modern vice. Refers to Jesus on the cross and urges Christians to bear the Cross, cites historical Hope forebears, and notes Arkansas origin of Ark from Algonquian Quapaw. Calendar highlights Lonoke Easter service at 7 am with 22 voice Gospel Chorus, testimonies, and outreach, led by Rev J B Beard. 10:45 am sermon titled A Heart Burning.
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W. G. Wynn
Hope
The Negro Community Gospel Event at Pentecostal Temple Hope
Public invited to a gospel singing program at Pentecostal Temple Church of God 913 North Sherman Hope on Saturday March 29 at 7 30 p m featuring the Barring Sisters of Hot Springs Arkansas first appearance in Hope with other guests. Revival at Lonoke March 31 to April 4 led by Rev J E Simmons of Wichita Kansas praised by Lonoke pastor Rev L B Beard with Easter week after remarks. Mt Zion C M E Easter program 3 00 p m public invited Rev R L Miller pastor. Woods Sisters of Malvern to sing at Rising Star Baptist fourth Sunday in April 7 30 p m sponsored by Martin Singers and Senior Choir Rev W M Martin pastor. Pre Easter Musical at Washington Temple Church of God in Christ Saturday night March 29 at 7 30 sponsored by Mrs Maxine Witherspoon Elder L C Washington pastor. Mrs Launicie Booth dies in Camden hospital March 25 daughter of John B Jefferson of Washington Arkansas funeral March 29 2 00 p m St Paul C M E Church Washington Arkansas Rev F D Adams pastor Rev E A Porchin to officiate burial in Washington Cemetery Hicks Funeral Home Hope handles arrangements.
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Pentecostal Temple Church of God
North Sherman Street
Barring Sisters
Hot Springs
Arkansas
Hope
Lonoke
Lonoke Baptist Church
J. E. Simmons
Wichita
Kansas
L. B. Beard
The
Woods Sisters
Malvern
Rising Star Baptist Church
Martin Singers
W. M. Martin
Washington Temple Church
St. Paul C. M. E
Washington, Arkansas
F. D. Adams
E. A. Porchin
Washington Cemetery
Hicks Funeral Home of Hope
Brutus the Doberman Becomes Chattanooga Celebrity
In Chattanooga Walter McNamara runs a Cherokee Boulevard service station aided by Brutus a doberman pincher who collects money from customers and returns change. The publicity drew crowds from Nashville and fan mail but Brutus now shows signs of fatigue from constant action as show business continues.
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Chattanooga, Tenn
Brutus
Chattanooga
Walter McNamara
Cherokee Boulevard
McNamara
Buddy
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Grayson E. Spears
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Finest
K. Dowd
Young Chevrolet Co., Inc
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John M. Cox
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Henery Smith
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Jan Banister
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John B. Jefferson
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Winston Booth
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Ira K. Johnson
Erma V. Morris
William Jefferson
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Bob Porter
C. L. Faught
Hempstead County Farmers Assn
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Barney Starkey
Harold
Katie Bobo
Arkansas Machinery Specialty Co
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Paul O’neil
E. Third
Crescent Drug Co
Frank Douglas & Staff
Butane Gas Co
Hollis Refrigeration Service
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W. Third
Y. C. Coleman
Tol-E-Tex Oil Co
Melvin Thrash
J&l Marine
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James Clem
Show Biz
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