Bethel AME observes pastor Wynn third year with services
The Negro Community Calendar notes Bethel A M E Church honors Pastor W G Wynn with a series starting Sunday November 5 at 3 00 p m with Elder O N Dennis and Pentecostal Temple Church of God in Christ. Services continue through Sunday November 12.
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W.G. Wynn
O.N. Dennis
Pentecostal Temple Church of God In Christ
Bethe
African Methodist Episcopals
West Arkansas
Bethel African Methodist Episcopal Church
Malvern
Veterans advocate Hawthorne aids Hempstead County veterans
Hempstead County veterans service officer Harry Hawthorne works with American Legion VFW and Catholic War Veterans to file claims with the Veterans Administration. He handles pension compensation disability and education benefits for 2000 area veterans, adding up to over 100000 yearly.
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Hempstead County
Hawthorne
Veterans Service
American Legion
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Veterans Administration
Veterans Service Office
Rose
Veterans Service Officer
Arkansas forecast shows cool, partly cloudy spell
Experiment station report for four hours ending seven a m Friday notes a high near 67 and low around 43. Forecast for Arkansas calls for partly cloudy and cool conditions with widely scattered light showers in the southeast. Tonight will be fair and cold with scattered frost in the northwest and north central. Saturday will be partly cloudy with little temperature change, highs in the 60s and lows from north mid 40s to south 40s.
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Arkansas
Miss your Star paper call a Saturday carrier
City subscribers are urged to phone 777-3431 between 6 and 6 30 p m Saturday before or by 5 p m for delivery if the Star is missing. Alligators have between 70 and 80 teeth.
Voting places announced for Hempstead County election 1972
The Hempstead County Board of Election Commissioners lists voting precincts and poll workers for the November 7 1972 general election. Locations include Hope Fire Station Liberty Missionary Baptist Church Courthouse Ward 3 W O W Hall and many small community sites with assigned judges and clerks.
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Hempstead County Board of Election Commissioners
Hope Fire Station
George Frazier
Mise
Norma Jean Gulley
Charles Burtch
A.G. Martin
Neva Carmichael
Dale Flowers
James Motor Company
Danny Joyce
Crit Stuart, Sr
Doyle Yocom
Forrest
J.W. Branch
Effie Shell
Roy Stephenson
Graydon Anthony
J.B. Martin
Thalia Geist
E.F. Formby
T.O. Porter
Chester Hunt
Wallace Martin
Carlton King
Florence Rawson
Charlie Harrell
H.O. Grisham
Ward
W. Hall
Comer Boyett
J. McRae Andrews
M.C. Parsons
Belle Klipsch
J.C. Gary
John Pierce
Hope City Hall
Garrett Willis
Alice Patton
Ronnie Stephenson
W.T. Keys
Mary Esther
GM seeks price hike for 1973 models
GM asked the Price Commission to raise 1973 model prices by an average 64 cents per car to cover federally mandated emissions and safety equipment. Detroit based automaker said it would renew the request after third quarter earnings fell below those of the previous year. It had delayed specifying the amount previously.
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Detroit
General Motors
The
Price Commission
Obituary: Mrs Lelis Spates Bland 84 of Saratoga
Mrs Lelis Spates Bland 84 widow of J G Bland died Thursday in a Nashville nursing home. She lived in Hempstead County for 3 terms and was a member of the Church of Devist. Survived by son Robert R Bland of Texarkana. Funeral at 10 30 a m Saturday at Southside Church of Christ Saratoga officiated by M H Peebles. Burial in Saratoga Cemetery by Latimer Funeral Service Nashville.
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Saratoga
J.G. Bland
Nashville
Hempstead County
Church of Devist
Robert R. Bland
Texarkana
Southside
Church of Christ
Missing Ferdinanda: first white settlement in Oklahoma
Ferdinanda, founded in 1740, is noted as the first white settlement in Oklahoma. The reference traces early colonial presence and the town’s historic claim within the region’s settlement timeline.
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Ferdinanda
Oklahoma
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