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Newspaper

Hope Star

Location

Hope, Arkansas, United States of America

Date

May 31, 1973

Page

4

49 Methodist assignments announced in Arkansas conference

Bishop Eugene M. Frank announced 49 pastoral appointment changes across the Arkansas Area. The list includes Kerr to Glenwood Parish, Snow to Haven-Caddo Gap, Barrow to Malvern Keith, Haake to Mount Ida-Oden, Prothro to Sparkman Parish, Velchoff to Bearden-Thornton, Eason as Magnolia First associate, and numerous transfers to Texarkana, Little Rock, Pine Bluff, and other communities. An associated note reports the St Lawrence Seaway as the cheapest highway in Canada, with full 2000 mile route costing no more than 29 miles of expressway.

Hot Springs Ark Eugene M. Frank Arkansas United Methodist Church George G. Kerr Glenwood T.E. Snow Haven-Caddo Gap W.W. Barron Malvern Keith William A. Haake Mount Ida-Oden John L. Prothro Sparkman Parish Michael A. Velchoff Bearden-Thornton William A. Eason Magnolia First Allen B. Bonsall Village William A. Cheyne Ashdown Shelton W. Kilgore Mena Horace M. Grogan Mineral Springs Fred R. Smith Texarkana College Hill-Garland Dorothy M. Claiborne Texarkana Few Memorial Charles T. Settle Texarkana First Daniel C. George Benton Park View William A. Stewart Jr Carlisle-Hamilton C.C. Hall Duncan-Sweet Home Louis M. Mulkey Little Rock Highland T. Nichols Evans Little Rock Hunter Carr Dee Racop Little Rock Mark Don L. Eubanks Little Rock St. Paul W.H. Pigee Lonoke St. James Mount Pleasant Carl E. Beard Primrose Harold Gene Rogers Toronto St. Lawrence Seaway Canada Ken Gilbert Toronto Harbor Commission

Blanchard Caverns set to open July seventh in Arkansas

Blanchard Springs Caverns on the Ozark National Forest will be formally dedicated on Saturday July 7 with an elevator plunge 216 feet to the Dripstone Trail. Tours cost $2 for adults and $1 for children 6 to 12 with free admission for younger children. a $1 vehicle fee covers picnicking and other facilities.

Blanchard Springs Caverns Ozark National Forest Arkansas U.S. Forest Service Russellville Ark Blanchard Complex Ozark Mountains Northcentral Blanchard Springs The Forest Service Caverns Complex Allison Fifty Six Sylamore Creek

Presbyterian church here will get assistant pastor

The Presbyterian Church in Hope announces the coming of Jerry Stinson who will serve as student assistant pastor for the summer. Stinson is 26, married, and will live on East Sixth Street. A UT economics graduate and owner-manager of an Austin company, he studies at Austin Presbyterian Theological Seminary for a Master of Divinity. He will work under Pastor Ralph Madison, doing preaching, teaching, counseling, and visitation. The Stinsons are Westminster Church members in Austin where he serves as ruling elder. Mrs Stinson has UT home economics degree and hosted a local TV show.

The Presbyterian Church In Hope Jerry Stinson Stinson East Sixth Street University of Texas Austin Tex Ralph Madison Stinsons Westminster Presbyterian Church of Austin

World and US briefs from Bonn to Arkansas

A Soviet pilot receives asylum in West Germany after a crash in the Bonn area. Brazil raises coffee prices to lift world prices. Julie Nixon Eisenhower to speak at a deaf school graduation in West Hartford. Bank of America opens a Moscow office. Naval Academy names a color girl from Atlanta. Patti Matson hired at the White House press office. Arkansas districts submit funds for kindergarten programs totaling 5.2 million. A US Army probe follows a Georgia GI crossing into Czechoslovakia. Lloyd Bucher plans freelance writing after Navy service. Southern Baptist College names a new dean in Walnut Ridge. James Farley expresses hope Nixon impeachment won’t occur. Henry Ford II visits Nasr Israel plant opening. Arkansas officials discuss limits on county judges serving as mayor.

State Invests 11 Million In Repurchase Agreement

State invests 11 million dollars in a repurchase agreement. It will earn interest at 7.15 percent until maturity on July 15. Union National Bank of Little Rock acts as the buyer.

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