27 May 1960
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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
May 27, 1960
Page
1
Multiple congregations in Hope Arkansas are detailed with service times pastors and activities including Saint John style notices, morning worship, Sunday School, youth groups and choir rehearsals across churches such as FIRST BAPTIST, UNITY BAPTIST, GOSPEL LIGHTHOUSE PENTECOSTAL, FIRST CHRISTIAN, IMMANUEL BAPTIST and more within a single church directory style page.
Community church listings outline services for DAVIS CHAPEL BETHEL AMES FIRST AND THIRD SUNDAY MORNING WORSHIP AND SUNDAY SCHOOL. CHURCH OF CHRIST AND RISING STAR MISSIONARY BAPTIST CHURCH announce regular worship, Bible class, Sunday School and weekly meetings. A long roster of pastors, superintendents, and church officers is shown, including Rev H Ai Davis, Rev J Morgan, Rev M S Riley, Mrs Lula Piggee, and Mrs Jodie Walker.
Former Little Rock publisher John F. Wells searches for buyers for his book Time and the Paulous Revolt about the last 25 years of Arkansas school integration including 1959 Labor Day bombings and the 1967 National Guard confrontation at Central High School.
William E. Gilroy discusses religion and politics, recalling his 1928 stance against a Roman Catholic presidential candidate while noting personal independence. He argues religious affiliation should not override political principles, citing Protestant and Catholic leaders and the issue of separate schools in Manitoba.
Fragmentary OCR notes reference advertising and rights to AP news for Arkansas dailies. Mentions Sterink 42nd St York and Penobscot Blogs with Detroit and Oklahoma City affiliates. Unclear context. no specific event or outcome stated.
The first penal institution in Arkansas was created by an Act of the Arkansas Legislature on December 13, 1838 and built on the site of the former state capitol, marking a pivotal development in the state’s criminal justice history.
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