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Newspaper

Hope Star

Location

Hope, Arkansas, United States of America

Date

Nov 15, 1963

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Church News Nineteenth Century Ark Baptist Churches Listed

A dense church schedule lists services for First Baptist, First Assembly of God, First Methodist, First Presbyterian, First Christian, and many other denominations in Prescott, Arkansas. It notes pastors, service times, Sunday School, Youth groups, choirs, training unions, and evening worship, with dates and locations across multiple streets.

Mount Canaan and Area Church Services Listed

A timetable of church activities in Sherman and nearby areas shows Mt Cannan Baptist Church along Beech Street with 11:00 a.m. Sunday preaching on the fourth Sunday and 3:40 p.m. Home Mission services at John Baptist Church on 1000 So Greening. Mt Zion CME lists Sunday School at 9:45 a.m., Morning Worship at 11:00, CYF at 1:30, Evening Worship at 8:00, Missionary Society at 4:00, Youth Choir rehearsal at 5:00, and Official Board meetings at 8:00. Rising Star Missionary at 700 Oak Street covers Sunday School at 9:45, Morning Worship at 11:60, BTU at 6:00, Youth Choir practice, Brotherhood, Ushers, and Deaconess/Trustee meetings on specified Tuesdays and first/third Tuesdays.

First Baptist Church Third Main Streets George L. Balentine Training Union WMU Mission Study All Circles First Assembly OF God North Main Street B. J. Willhite T. C Crawford Willhite Christ Wayne Russell Century Wesley Club MYF Wesley Jerry Westmoreland Prescott Arkansas Texarkana Wesleyan Service Guild No Robret O'Neal Circle No WSCS Clyde Monts James Howell Cora Maye Unity Baptist Church Fifth and South Hervey Gordon Renshaw J. C. Howell Jack Brown KAR George Hartsfield Buddy Putman Willing Workers Auxiliary Brotherhood Girls Missionary Auxiliary Southside Missionary Baptist Church Lewisville Highway Norman Grant Junior McNatt Dennis Treece Providence Baptist Church South Chester Daniels Harold Duke Church OF Christ Walnut Street Peebles Calvary Baptist Church West Ave John Finn Jesse Nusko Delton Calhoun Sunbeams New Hope Missionary Baptist Church Washington Hwy Merlin Cox Dexter Alford S. S Liberty Missionary Baptist Church W. T. Butler California Rosston Hwy View Liberty Missionary Baptist Church Emmet J. H. Marcum Jeff Langston Hope Nursing Home Precious Memories Church OF the Nazarene South Elm Street Billy Grimes Leo Wood N.Y Dinton Harvin Sardis Bethelame ‘Church Jimmy Jones Les McKinley Stewardes Boards and Missionary Society Beebee Memorial Cme L. T. Turner Annie Bell Yerger Young People Mattie Sanders Missionary Circle No Pentecostal Temple Church OF God IN Christ O. N. Dennis Myrtle Richardson MT. Zion Cme M. Reynolds White Sunny Missionary Baptist Church Oak Street M. S. Riley Lula Piggee D. Delaney H.L. Washington Adell White Brotherhood Club Beton Davis Chapel H. A. Davis Odesa Campbell

Government creates jobs but at high cost says industry leaders

New York industrialists at the Associated Industries of New York State convention argue government payroll expansion burdens industry with taxes. They urge promoting efficient job creation by government while avoiding excessive tax-induced drag, noting payroll growth must accompany economic benefits.

Congress Washington New York Associated Industries of New York State Inc Association Joseph R. Shaw

Congress Seeks 35 Hour Work Week Amid Job Fight

Congress debates labor policy as 13.5 million union members and AFL-CIO press for tax cuts to spur jobs while Meany insists on shortening the work week to 35 hours or less to avert a national unemployment crisis. Rockefeller pushes for a national job placement center as a missing link for jobless workers.

Afl-Cio Meany Nelson A. Rockeller New York Rockefeller

Government controls curb growth and jobs, says editorial

The Shreveport Journal argues that big government slows employment and growth. It urges returning to private industry with lower taxes and reduced spending to switch growth responsibility from government to industry while debt falls.

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Church News First Methodist Church West Second At Pine Raymond Franks Gladwin Connell Servce Mary Martha First Presbyterian Church S. Main L. T. Lawrence R. L. Gosnell Crit Stuart Jr James Pilkinton Jim McKenzie Ippolitov-Ivanov Jesus Christ C. Lynn Harris First Christian Church N. Main and Ave Ernest Hackett Leon Taylor Camden Circle Three Lily Pearson Shore First Union Pentecostal Church Fourth and Ferguson Streets B. W. Lane David Foster Ice Sue Lane Southside Assembly South Fulton St S. Joseph Geno Howard Stevenson Ronald Lockard the Hope Nursing Home Church Lonore Baptist Church Spiritlifters Lonoeers Celestial Choir Imperial Choir Immanuel Baptist Church East Division Charlie Jones Charlotte Smith Church OF God IN Christ Elder L Gospel Andres Ave C Lacie Rowe Catholic Church Walker Streets Joseph Enderfine Church OF Christ T Denman 5Th Grady Streets Young Peoples Jehovah's Witnesses Kingdom Hall South Elm Eugene Shasta Episcopal Church Elm Streets Wentworth A. Riemann Buck Goodwin Shower Springs Missionary Baptist Shower Springs Ark. Travis England Ing Missionary Circle Ephesus Primative Baptist Eld Phil Bobo, JR Toby Bobo Smackover Bobo's Dairy Bar Shreveport Chevrolet Fleetside Stepside Fisher Chevrolet Trucks Young Chevrolet Co
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