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Newspaper

Hope Star

Location

Hope, Arkansas, United States of America

Date

Nov 29, 1957

Page

3

Nashville and churches fill Sunday with faith and events

A noisy religious Sunday features Gospel Light and Catholic Mass services, Plus Christian, Presbyterian, and First Baptist church activities. Activities include morning worship, Sunday school, youth fellowships, choir practice, and a pot-luck luncheon as part of a busy parish schedule. The note adds that Michigan hosts 10,000 factories producing 206 of 431 U.S. manufacturing kinds.

Michigan United States

Memorials and gatherings in Terrell Tackette Braden era

In Terrell Tackette and Braden’s honor a going away party was held with friends listening to records and enjoying games and singing. Attendees included Ronnie Cole, De Al, Anne Swindell, Slaten Mc i, Mary McClelland, Joe Don, Matthew Page, Evelina Tack immy, and many others. A later family birthday for Mr. Davis, aged 91, featured a quiet dinner at Mrs. Clarke White’s home with aqua cloth, chrysanthemum centerpiece, pink and blue cake, and relatives from Hope, Jacksonville, and Texarkana.

Rends Terrell Tackette Braden Gaia Ronnie Cole Deal S O'Rourke Charles Mes Anne Swindell Slaten Mci Mary McClelland Joe Don Matthew Page Gerald On Gurdon Evelina Tackimmy Deaton - of Cole Susie Hilton 7Gurrrell-Tackette Shit Gurdon Coy Braden Coyary Hendrix Alayourn Well Ralph Mikinnieun Tom Taylor Don “Howel Denyer Horne Tommy Shelton Joan A Davis Henore l Clarke White A -P. Cox Hope White Davis Tohody Davis Jacksonville

Powell Urges Bow Out President Eisenhower Withdrawal

Rep. Powell of New York publicly urged President Eisenhower to withdraw immediately, criticizing what he called illness distress and questioning the president's ability to lead. The telegram was sent amid concerns voiced by one of three Negro members of the House.

Washington Hisenhower Powell D-Ny Withdrag Natons Bowell Eusnhowat

Church Calendars at West Second Pine Street area

Virgil D. Keiley ministers the First Methodist Church with schedules for church school classes, morning service at 10 55, evening service at 6 30, and club activities. Nearby churches include Hope Gospel Tabernacle, Church of the Nazarene, Unity Baptist, Church of Christ, and St Mark's Episcopal with varied service times, Sunday schools, and midweek activities listed in a dense calendar of events.

Too Amour Arthur Wimmell Manuel Hamm Bill Wiseman William Scoth Houston Texas Robert Peachey William Scott First Methodist Church First Methodist Church West Pine Street Row Virgil D. Keiley A.m Joly L. Wilson Century Bible Charince Cannon Wesley Club Hope Gospel Tabernacle North Maid Street W. G. Land Joseph Geno TC. Crawford KXAR W. C. Land Christ's Church OF the Nazarene Elm Street Bill Camp Garrett Woushin Patter Shirley” Foster Leo Wood Camp Bill Carap Soviuly Will Figet Sid | Carp Christian Science Ove North Eim Woodmen of the World Ave. B North Elm Church OF Christ Walnut Street Tipton Misister

Mitchell Returns Home to Coach Kansas Jayhawks

Mitchell, a native Kansan and former Oklahoma standout, resigned as Arkansas coach to take the Kansas job. He will earn the same salary as before, roughly 16 000 annually, continuing a home-state coaching trend. Chancellor Murphy noted no fringe benefits allowed. Mitchell cited desire to return to Kansas with his wife Jeanne and two sons.

Mitchell Kansas Arkansas Bowden Wyatt Wyatt Tennessee Razors Georgia Tech Oklahoma Bud Willette Seokers Bia Arkangtss Avill Kanesas Jeanne Kan Mitchells Kahsds City Tell Jiome ‘Lawn Rygerbecks Michelle Shat By Wiehity Ted Obo Wiehlin Inig John Tyler Caldwell University of Arkansas Mather D Tn Mitchall Franklin de Murphy Addi

Swedish-born engineer Sanders, 76, dies after building region bridges

Sand ers, 76, Swedish-born engineer who designed a string of bridges, dams, and power plants across New England, died yesterday. His companies built the water reservoir for Bogota, Colombia, and during World War II converted a Portland harbor into a shipyard that produced 300 freighters for the Allied war effort.

Buston Mwi Sanders New England Obmypany J Bogota Colombia South Portland Cove

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