Harvest Day events at Bethel AME and guest sermons
Bethel AME Church observes Harvest Day on Sunday October 15 with two services. Pastor R N Thomas announces Dr A L Scott, pastor of Lonoke Baptist, as guest speaker at the afternoon service. The Ebony Youth Center on Highway 67 West of Hope closes season Oct 14.
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Bethel Ame Church
A. L. Scott
Lonoke Baptist
Scott
R. N. Thomas
Ebony Youth Center
Highway 67
West of
Hope
Mary Stearns
Utah Hill Rescue Sees Pilot Survive Four Days After Crash
In Utah's Wasatch Mountains, 52-year-old Joel Honey of Needles California survived four freezing days beside a wrecked light plane on Mt. Timpanogos after his companion William Royal, 43, also of Needles, perished. Honey crawled, built fires with rags, and signaled rescuers with flares until a search plane finally found him near the smoldering craft. He was taken to Utah Valley Hospital in Provo in fair condition with multiple injuries but no major trauma.
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Momert
Alkire Alpine
Utah
Joel 7
Honey
Needles
Calif
William Royal
Provo
Mt. Timpanogos
Royal
Utah Valley Hospital
Witt Stephens is a Super Salesman
Arkansas financier Witt Stephens of Little Rock, president of Arkla Gas Co., built a niche selling gaslights and revived old fixtures. Production began Feb 3, 1958, at Evansville plant with about 200 lights weekly and 900000 installed across all 50 states. He touted publicity value and even proposed lighting Little Rock to Shreveport. He now produces rocking chairs and horse drawn buggies at Emmet plant, Arkansas, less aggressively marketed.
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Arkansas
John Jutton
Associated Press
W. BR. (Witt
Stephens
Evansville
Ind
William G. Wepfer
Arkla Industries, Inc
Little Rock
Shreveport
Emmet
Atlanta Teens Adopt School Color Laces Trend
An Atlanta fad sees teens wearing bright school color laces in class and beyond. Girls loop laces in ponytails or wear as armbands while boys use them as neckties or adorn shoes as the trend expands. The text also notes a political line about Congress acting on legislation before spring planting.
Retract of Charge and Plane Crash Rescue Efforts
William P. McGivern reports a retract request amid a crash scene where a helicopter confirmed a survivor in a wrecked craft. Air Force medics and ground teams labored three hours to reach the three mile snow trail. Honey and Royal were removed by ambulance after the snowy crash in turbulent conditions. Royal’s son Bruce, a BYU student, helped lead rescuers to the shattered plane.
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William P. McGivern
Thse
Mike Beecher
Air Force
Honey
Royal
Provo
Bruce
Brigham Young University
Schools and Colleges Share Honors at Columbia Conference
Arkansas schools earned medals and top placements in the 21st annual yearbook production conference awards. Star City High and Bentonville High led Arkansas entries in printed and offset yearbooks among more than 1,500 submissions while other cities and colleges also placed in multiple categories.
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NEW York
Arkansas
Columbia University
Associated Press
Scholastic Press
Associa- Albany
Tion
Cate
Albuquerque
Gores
Medalist
Atlanta
Bismarck
Boston
Clear
Star City High School
Buffalo
Hender
Chicago
State Teachers College
Cleveland
Denver
Spring High School
Des Moines
Hall High
Little Detroit
Rock
Fairbanks
Fort Worth
Bentonville High School
Helena
Honolulu
Indianapolis
Bradley High
Juneau
Kansas City
Los Angeles
Louisville
Memphis
Miami
Milwaukee
St. Paul
New Orleans
Oklahoma City
Omaha
Philadelphia
Phoenix
Pittsburgh
Portland
Ore
Rapid City
Richmond
St. Louis
Salt Lake City
San Diego
San Francisco
Washington
Hope Stars Veterans in Turbulent Cafe Fight
In Hope Arkansas, a crowded cafe erupts as Beecher confronts a beleaguered Frenchman. Patrons clash, police intervene, and a chaotic scene ends with the Frenchman jailed or released after a drunken altercation. Beecher insists it was a joke and vows to let the affair fade, with the tale ending in a cliffhanger.
Weather Notes From Regional Forecasts Across States
Weather fair with little temperature change. Southeast and southwest mostly cloudy with scattered showers and thundershowers this afternoon and tonight. Highs in the 90s, lows 60s. Saturday and Sunday partly cloudy and mild. Arkansas partly cloudy with a few showers northeast. cooler northwest. Missouri decreasing clouds, becoming fair northwest, cooler, scattered showers and storms southeast. Louisiana scattered showers southeast tonight and Saturday, elsewhere partly cloudy and mild with scattered thundershowers Saturday.
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Arkansas
Louisiana
Missouri
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Ora
Hope Star
Prospect
Temple - Taylor Motor Company
S. Walnut St. Hope
Ark
C. D. Temple
Orval Taylor
A&mbulance
Burial Association
Oakcres
Oxyzen
Herndon - Cornelius Funeral Home
Ederhines
Singer Sewing Machine CO
Ritter
Buck's Fine
Ken Walker
Pfaff Sewing Center
All Shame
Pfaff — Free
Westinghouse
Fleetwood
Necchi — Eina
Brother — Sewmor
Universal
New
W. 22Nd
Texarkana
Texas
Renta
Hope Locker
Main St
Caldwell
Jersey
T W. Weathersby
Patmos Road
East 2Nd
Lucille Harris
Ralph Montgomery Market
Barry's Grocery
Moore Bros
General
Shell Homes
Ort
Arthur Gray
Ozan
Spates Florist
Mike Snyker
Snyker
Perry’s
Perry's
Highway 67 East
Delmer Pipkin
AVIS
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Richard Hall
Blevins
Third
Hervey Streets
Meyer's Brown and Serve
H. C. Byers
Lmop
Falcon
Hope Auto CO
von Heshad
Pond and
Falcon Eae
Second St
The
Diamond Cafe
Avon
Shower Springs
Rocky Mound
Avon P.O
United Farm Agency
United
Main Street
Doris Walker
East Third Street
S. D. Cook
West Avenue B
Furn
North Elm
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Congress
Harold Hendrix Guyers
Esther Hick
Four Keys Singers
Camden
Church of God In Christ
Bell St
Pilot
Hills
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Rabat
Maurice
Beechter
Ise
Hindoo
Alex. H._ Weshbern
HM. Jones
Barker
Mar
E.M
Rogers, Jr
George W. Hosmer
Cerrier
Piel
Tonne
Hempstead
Nevartas Lafayetta
Howard
Miller Counties
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Arkansas Palliey, Inc
Tenn
Texas Bank
Dallas
Michigan Ave
42Nd St
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Detroit
Mich
Ohio
Associated
Robert White
Edwards Air Force Base
Earth
Space
Smokey
By Quincy
Erie
Vineland
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