31 Oct 1958
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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 31, 1958
Page
1
Church notices from Gospel Light House Incoastal Faity res and Ave. C. cy Rowe pastor. Sunday school and morning worship times listed. other services include prayer meetings and choir rehearsals. First Presbyterian and First Christian Church details, plus First Baptist Church events, choir plans, youth groups, and scheduled sermons.
Services announced at Grady Street led by O H Pointer minister with Bible class for all ages at 10 am and preaching at 11 45 am Lord’s Supper and a young people class with Lord’s Supper in the evening Prayer meeting at 7 am all welcome to attend all services
The notice lists morning worship and Sunday schools at multiple churches including Church of Chariot, Unity Baptist, First Methodist, First Pentecostal, and others. It details sermon titles, service times, midweek Bible classes, choir rehearsals, and board meetings across Walnut Street, Fifth and South Harvey, Second and Pine, and nearby congregations.
Interim appointment of 41 year old Harrison resident Hens ey named by President Eisenhower to serve as judge in the Western District of Arkansas. Clerk Cindy Milles noted the swearing in will occur here this Friday under the U S District Court.
Pulitzer Prize winner Akins dies after a storied career as a dramatist and poet. Known for The Old Maid adaptation and notable works The Greeks Had a Word for Fi and The Furies, she also wrote novels. Her stage impact and literary breadth were widely recognized.
The Church of God in Christ led by Pastor Elder L. C. Washington conducts Sunday School at 10 40 morning worship at 7 pm. Mrs Emma Lee Keleford heads Sunday activities on September 12 with the PW Mrs Lillie Kimbje as president and evening worship at 7 pm plus a Vaunty Prayer Service.
Washington AP reports state rice acreage fell to 1,652,598 acres for 1950, down from 1,990,14 acres last year as the nation prepares for allotments under a minimum law. Figures from the Agricultural Reporting service note declines across several states including Louisiana and Mississippi, with notices on marketing quotas to follow after November 13.
Indicted 19 year old Kenneth Nicely in the slaying of Toby Bevyn 47 near London Kentucky. Bevy found Sept 22 near city dump after last seen at company where he worked. Nicely arrested Sept 24 in Texas and held at Arkansas State Hospital awaiting charges in the Prescott Ark. deputy case.
Spitel County Attorney Coleman B. Mdberly said Nicely admitted slays to the Arkansas firm after he fed London. Officials said Nigel ace Kenitten shouted Brand when they escorted him to the Little Hack hospital last week. No trial date set for this Arkansas case. Warrants were issued to hold the youth for Kent rick officials.
Portland Oregon and Little Rock Arkansas are referred to as the city of roses in local discourse. The label reflects regional identity tied to roses and historic name usage observed in newspaper text segments.
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