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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 21, 1951
Page
3
A fragmented briefing notes that Pecans 4 a Again and topiden visited the Bucke aeain palace and that physicians stayed near an hour, the king received visitors for nearly two hours. A medical bulletin stated a lung change but provided no further details.
A Sunday School lesson discusses hostility to Christ in the world and the pervasive influence of secular literature. The author notes classic religious works and popular novels, such as those by Lloyd Douglas, challenge faith while reflecting broader cultural views on religion and morality.
Citizens National Bank, Owen's Dept Stores, Gunter Lumber Co, and B. R. Hamm Motor Co advertise value and family pricing with the slogan We Clothe the Family Far Less, highlighting community shopping options and budget friendly goods and services.
Local notices list Sunday school times morning worship and sermons at First Methodist, Unity Baptist, Our Lady of Good Hope Catholic, St. Mark's Episcopal, Church of Christ, First Presbyterian, First Christian, and First Pentecostal. Activities include youth groups, choir practices,Ladies classes, prayer meetings, and area assembly announcements in Little Rock.
The Yerger Tigers host Malvern High School in the season opener at City Park. Public invited. Also a pie supper at JoeBee Memorial Church Saturday night September 22. Community notices list pastors and service times for local churches and Sunday schools.
Carmel California September 19 1939 Gerrett Burgess sixty year poet laureate of fun and satire died of a heart attack yesterday aged 85 He wrote the Purple Cow and Goops and How To Be Them Burgess regretted the former for sixty years saying life is too short for regrets He moved to California years ago and planned no funeral His best selling Goops title and other works remain noted in this obituary style summary
Washington, Sept. 19. Administration leaders doubt they can stop a House drive to raise second class mail rates for newspapers. House votes loomed on a bill to lift overall postal charges with a 60 percent hike for second class, 20 percent yearly for three years, while an amendment proposed a 30 percent rise. Senate plans already call for 30 percent for newspapers and 60 percent for magazines. Critics warn over 30 percent could end smaller papers. proponents say large papers and magazines will bear the burden due to higher advertising.
Hospital administrators must raise pay to attract and keep qualified staff. Dr Marcus D Kogel, New York City hospital commissioner, warned that turnover remains high and that better pay, growth-based increases, hazard pay, and efficient use of women, older workers, and the disabled are essential. Dr Edward J Levervas noted rising internship demand, from 7000 to 10000 in a decade, increasing competition among hospitals.
Mid-September warmth persists with generally fair weather nationwide. Showers touch southern and western Montana and the Lake Superior region while cool air moves into the northern Rockies and swings southeast. Temperatures dip in northern New England with Caribou Maine reporting 36 early today.
More than 20 Arkansas freight carriers asked the state public service commission for intrastate rate hikes 7.3 to 14.6 percent, averaging about 10 percent, noting no rise since 1948. J D Hugett, Southwestern Freight Bureau, Dallas, testified as a witness. Kenneth Tubbs of Fort Smith and J C Murray of Little Rock Chamber opposed the increases.
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