Calvary and many churches listed in city minister notices
A dense listing of local church activities across Calvary Baptist, Immanuel Baptist, Church of Christ, First United Pentecostal, New Liberty Missionary Baptist, Southside Missionary, New Hope Missionary, Shover Springs Missionary, Jehovahs Witnesses, St Marks Episcopal, Southside Assembly, Gospel Light, Catholic, First Christian, Sardis Baptist, Liberty Missionary, Church of the Nazarene, Providence Baptist, Church of God in Christ, Garrett Memorial Baptist, First Methodist, First Presbyterian, First Assembly of God, First Baptist, Sethel AME, Sober Memorial CME, Pentecostal Temple, Ephesus Primitive Baptist, Mt Cannan Baptist, Zion CME, John Baptist, Rising Star Missionary with service times and pastor names in numerous Northwest Arkansas churches.
Highlights in Today's History of 1963 Events
Friday, Sept. 27, 1963 marks the 270th day of the year with 95 remaining. Notable events include the Arctic sinking in 1854, the Continental Congress meeting in 1777, Cleavland amnesty in 1894, and other historical milestones. FCC FM station application noted for Hot Springs Arkansas with local church notices following.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asociated
Arctic
Liverpool
New York
Ireland
Continentall Congress
Lancaster
Philadelphia
Grover Cleveland
George II
Greece
Athens
England
Evzard Charles
Joe Louis
Viet Nam
Japan
Eisenhower
Wilton Persons
Sherman Adams
Imam Ahmed
Yemen
Dominican Coup Stops Bosch Rule in Santo Domingo
Anti Communist military chiefs seized President Juan Bosch ending his seven month rule in the Dominican Republic. Bosch, 54, is expected exiled to Puerto Rico though he may remain a prisoner. U S suspended diplomatic relations and aid while officials denounce the illegal overthrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santo Domingo
Dominican Republic
Juan Bosch
Haiti
Bosch
Puerto Rico
Luis Munoz
Marin
San Juan
Suri
Ysidro
Munoz Marin
Domonican
United States
Santo
Washington
Enriquillo del Rosatio
Trujillo
Treaty Progress Seen in Limited Nuclear Test Ban
Washington AP reports the Senate approval of the limited nuclear test ban with the Soviet Union marks a step toward improved relations. Kennedy calls it a first move, while Gromyko proposes ideas like another disarmament conference and a joint moon expedition, though support is uncertain. Observers doubt new pacts will quickly emerge and note potential trade talks as a more likely path to better ties.
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Washington
Senate
Soviet Union
Kennedy
Andrei A. Gromyko
United Nations
United States
Gromyko
White House
Khruushchev
Vienna
Khrushchev
NATO
Europe
Germany
East Germany
West Germany
Berlin
Marlow
Canada
President Liu Shao-chi Ends North Korea Visit in Train Departure
AP reports President Liu Shao-chi of Communist China left Pyongyang by train, wrapping up a 12 day stay in North Korea. Radio Pyongyang announced the departure as he concluded a high profile visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokyo
Liu Shao-chi
Communist Ching
Pyongyang
North Korea
Radio
Also Mentioned on This Page
Calvary Baptist Church
West Ave
Hahitmonda Y
Jorm Firm
Jesse
Nusko
Training Union
Delton Calhoun
Martin Harris
Immanuel Baptist Church
405 East Division
Charlie Jones
Sumday School
Charley Jones
Chaz
Jette Smith
Church OF Christ
Walnut Street
Peebles
First United Pentecostal Church
Fourth and
Ferguson Streets
Lane
Tommie Reams
Pas
Children’s Church
Bro
Sis
Kenneth Richardson
Miss Sue Lane
New Liberty Missionary Baptist Church
Emmet Xreleing
Hope Nursing Home
Southside Missionary Baptist Church
Lewisville Highway
Norman Grant
W. F. Cannon
New Hope Missionary Baptist Church
Washington Hwy
Shover Springs Missionary Baptist Church
Shower Springs
Ark
Arlis Downs
Travis England
Brotherhood
Jehovah's Witnesses
Southside Assembly
South Fulton St
Joseph Geno
Howard Stevenson
Ronald Lockard
the Hope Nursing
Leslie Stephens
Hous Andres
Ave
Lacie Rene
Catholic Church
Third
Walker Streets
Joseph Enderiina
Church OF Christ W
Young Peoples
First Christian Church
Chole Goddard
J. H. Garrett
Ernest Hocket
Sardis Baptist Missionary Church
Miles
Palmas
J. H. Marca
V. Santor
Liberty Missionary Baptist Church
W. Y. Butler
Calieynizalt Repron Rd
Hun
Church OF the Nazarene
South Elm Street
Billy Grimes
Bettie Duncan
Dinton Harvin
Providence Baptist Church
Kenneth Bobo
Harold Duke
Church OF God IN Christ Elder
L. C. Washington
Emma Lee
YPWW
Lillie Kimy Ble
Ping
Reyne
Franks
F. Gladwin Cenenli
Royce Weisenberger Sr
Stranger of
Galilee
Morris
Frank Francis
Wesley
Wesley Club
Gladwin Connell
MYF
Sarah Bagley
North Pine
First Methodist
Prescott
Arkansas
First Presbyterian Church
S. J. T. Lawrence
Minter
Mia
North Main Street
B. J. Wilthire
T. C. Crawford
B. J. Wolhite
First Baptist Church
George L. Goleding
WMU
Bayem
Taureday
Cabgary
Texarkana
Visitation
Glen
Cannon
Downs
Thane Genvices
Unity
Sethel Ame
Jimmy Jones
Leal McKinley
A.m. Ee
Stewardess Board and Missionary Society
Walker Street
Dohonia McGee
Memorial
CME
L. T. Turner
Porter
Atinie
Bell’ Verger
Mattie Sandera
Missionary Circle No
Missionary Circle
Pentecostal Temple Church OF God IN Christ Rider
O. HN. Dermis
Myrtle Richardson
Clara Muldrow
Home and Foreign Mission
Worshin
Ephesus Primative Baptist
Eld
W. Hargett
Highway 47
Emmet
MT. Cannan
Beech St
E. D. Lonnie
MY. Zion Cme
M. Reynolds White
J. L. Verge
M. Cyf
Steller Supervisee
Gt, John Baptist Church
Lonore
Tusedey
Celestial
Rising Star Missionary Baptist Church
A. Prgaing Worl
al Mision
Me . Caair
Hon Ladies
Dallas
Tex
American Airlines
Carville
Durham
John Wakefield
FCC
C. J. Dickson
Bob Beckham
Jim Alexander
Hot. Springs
Federal Communications Commission
Thurs’ Iy
Gospel Chorus
Prag Thee
Davis Chapel
H. A. Davis
Odesa Campbell
Dominican
Domingo
State Department
By James Marlow
Associated Press News
Tion
Rafael Trujillo
Teaders
Eloy Vinas Roman
Ay Jean
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