Matilda McFaddin Birthday Celebration Noted
Feted on birthday with al fresco party at the Meladdin home on North Hervey street. Guests included Misses Melaaddin Brown Benson Garanfle Moore LauGrane Williams Milam and others. 4 day carnival ride followed by supper. Rose Garden club hosts discussed gardening topics and cemetery project donations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matilda McFaddin
Matilda McMartlin Avis
BE. BP. Mefaddedin
Meladdin
North Hervey Street
Melaaddin
Jessie Clarice Brown
Betty Ann Benson
Laura Ann Garanfle
Martha Sue Moore
Barbara LauGrane
Sophia Williams
Mary Carolyn Andrews
Dorothy
Rose Garden Club
A. 0
TH. A. Sprayubis
Seevi Gibson
J. C. Carlton
S &. Murphy
W. C. Andres
Rose Hill Cemetery
S. Rogers
Ernest O'Neal
Druysh Jones
W. B. Mason
D. C. Carlton
J. Murphy
Garrett Stors
Weekend Visitors and Relatives Highlight Hope area notices
Caming and Going Mr and Mrs Q A Graves visit Little Rock. Edward Lester of Hendrix College guest of his parents. Mr and Mrs C J Lester host weekend guests. Mr and Mrs A D Branning entertain Bill Brasher and Susan Witt. Albert Graves in Duellas and Fort Worth for the week. Tes Elmore leaves for Arkadelphia to stay with Carolyn Richardson at Oueneana College. Petty Officer Fred Mejunkins returns to San Francisco after visiting Hope and Saratoga. Mrs Thomas D Boyce leaves for Fort Monmouth New Jersey to join PFC Bayes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Lester
Hendrix College, Conwy
Mrs
C. J. Lester
A. D. Branning
Bill Brasher
Dauphinr
Susan
the Witt
Hope
Albert Graves
Duellas and
Fort Worth
Fred MeJunkins
The
Seebees
San Francisco
Saratoga
Social Calendar Adds Meetings of Women’s Societies
Social notes list Circle No 3 at Mrs ROD Franklin 3 PM with Mrs M M McCroughan and Mrs Ja Springer. Circle No 1 at Mrs Av KK Holloway. Circle No 2 at Mrs Nora Carrigan and Mrs T B McDavid. Circle No 4 at Mrs J P Byers. a First Baptist Missionary Society meeting at 2 40 and W L A meeting at 6 45. Tuesday lists Oglesby PTA at 3 and a dinner bridge hosted by Mrs Russ with yellow spring decor and several guests. high score awarded to Mrs Lawrence Martin.
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Socciety of
Christian Service
Rod
Franklin
Springer
Women's Society of Christian Service
Wirst Methodist Church
Av KK. Holloway
Sean Willams
Chaya Macham
Woman's Society of Christian Service
The
First Methodist Church
Nora Carrigan
McDavid
O'vlack
W. C. Miller
Mamie Briant
Colenders
J. P. Byers
Charles Harrell
Women's Missionary Society of the First Baptist Church
the Cherch
Burt Russ
Lawrence Martin
Cecil Wyatt
Binta
Russ
Franklin Horton
A.D. Brannan
G. A. Holt
Milton Bason
Emmett Thampson
Herbert Burns
Magician Birch to Perform at Hope City Hall Hope City Hall hosts Birch the Master Magician with illusions and escapes on April 9.
Birch presents Vanishing Pony, Challenge Packing Box escape, Beautiful Silk Mirage, Canary and Mazda Lamp, and 50 other feats in a largest show on tour. Miss Mabel Sperry assists with marimba melodies as Kiwanis Children's Fund sponsors the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yuriling
Birch
City Mall
Unite Stites
Roanoke Red Sox Take Over Greensboro Farm Club
Roanoke Virginia will manage the Greensboro North Carolina Red Sox in the Piedmont League for the current season. The Roanoke club has assumed control of the Greensboro franchise for the duration of the campaign and will field the team.
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Roanoke
Wic
Heinie Manush
Greensboro
N. C
Red Sox
Soldier Promoted to Technical Sergeant in WWII Army Air Corps
Communiques state Arvin R. McClellan has been promoted to Technical Sergeant upon recommendation of his commanding officer. He enlisted August 27, 1941 at Camp Joseph T. Robinson and trained at Dale Mabry Field Florida, where he is now stationed. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Harvey McClellin and is a Monticello A and M College alumnus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arvin R. McClelan
Spt
McClellan
Camp
Joseph T. Robinson
Dile Mabry Field
Fallahassey
Florida
Harvey McClellin
Monticello A. and
M. College
Jack Uses Bike to Get Decision Over Armstrong
New York report by SID FEDER describes Jack defeating Henry Armstrong in a Madison Square Garden match. The backward-bouncing bout drew a 1,986-strong crowd amid boos as Beau L. Li'l Perpetual Motion returned briefly, with Armstrong pressing early but failing to overcome the wooden rider's reverse motion and securing the judges’ verdict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sid Feder
New York
Beau
Henry Armstrong
Madison Squarre Garden
Li'l
Hany Balogh
Henry
Jack
Senate to Recess as War Panel Hears Patterson Testimony
Senate adjourns until Tuesday as special war investigating committee questions Army Undersecretary Patterson. Agriculture subcommittee reviews price spreads between producers and retail farm products. House also recesses until Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Senate
Patterson
Agriculture Subcommittee
House
This Mouse Proved Very Expensive
Cochin Virginia local grocer Charlie Gillespie hopes the rationing board will believe his story. He stored ration coupons in the back of his cash register. A mouse built a nest of coupons valid for 150 gallons of vasyl ine 100 pounds of coffee 400 pounds of sugar and 100 gallons of kerosene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cochin
Charlie Gillespie
Omitted data due to OCR fragmentary text
The text is a fragmentary sports snippet with multiple errors and unclear structure. It mentions a swimmer Apa-Alan Ford from Mer cersburg Pan Academy, a 230 yard AAU freestyle meet record 2.09.3, and references to Bil Terry, Miltner of the New York Giants and pitcher Clyde Casilemin retiring due to injury. It also alludes to Rory Jones leading to a 1st in a $5,000 All- Husht National Open with a total of 282 and Henry Picard at 245 in field, but the exact events and dates are not decipherable from the OCR.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Ody
Apa
Alan Ford
Mercersburg
Pan
Academy
Ivan
Bil Terry
Miltner
New York Giants
Clyde Casilemin
Biel
Rory Jones
Sihale
Pield
Henry Picard
Happenings in Major League Train Camps
Landis holds a report over a dispute between Chicago’s Jimmy Wilson and umpire Passarella following a protest over Sam Hack being ruled out on a stolen base at home. Dodgers beat the Red Sox 12 to 8 at Bear Mountain camp. Wyatt, Grigb, and Micon to bat. next game Sunday. Yankees rookie Tommy Byrne set for action against Newark Boers in Plainfield. Spud Chandler to start. Browns grant vacation as they prepare for Lambert Field clash with naval fliers. Niggeling, Dean, Hollingsworth, and Sandra to mound. Cardinals optimistic no pitcher shortage despite two drafted players and three injuries. Howie Pollet to discuss draft in Houston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Landis
French Lick
Ind
K. M. Landis
Chicago Cub
Jimmy Wilson
Atr Passarella
White Sox
Wilken
Sam Hack
Asbury Park
N. J
Joe McCarthy
New York Yankees
Tommy Byrnes
Newark Boers
Plainfield
N. Z
Spud Chandler
Browns
Cane Girardeau
Luke Sewell
St. Louis Browns
Lambert Field
Nine Gliders Signal Triumph At Sky Harbor Carnival
At Sky Harbor Phoenix a storm-tested sailplane transfer wowed crowds as nine of ten gliders landed safely. Pat Friday and Jimmy Carr, the pilots, were celebrated after a dramatic rescue and a noon wedding announced by Reverend La Porte.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York City
Jimmy Carr
Pat
Jimmy
Sky Harbor
Gir
Loraine Stuart Pat
R. C. la Porte
Big Ed Bryan
Florils
Losraine
Laraine
New York
Naan
Hughson Hailed As 30 Game Winner for Sox
Brooklyn April 3 4 The Red Sox ace Cecil Tex Hughson is praised as a potential 30 game winner after a meteoric rise from a troubled shoulder last spring to a 22 win season in the American League. If he has support behind him in Boston officials foresee a 25 Or 30 win tally this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judson Bailey
Brooklyn
Cecil
Tex
Hughson
Boston Red Sox
Red Sox
Flo
Joe Cronin
Miami
Boston
Church News Highlights Local Services and Revivals
Read of multiple church schedules across Pine at Second Robert Moore and nearby streets. Morning services by First Methodist and Hope Gospel Tabernacle feature sermons by pastors and evangelists Clara Grace. Pentecostal revival begins April 4 led by Rev E J Douglas. Other listings include Church of Christ Saint Mark's Episcipal Unity Baptist and First Presbyterian with class times, communion, and youth programs.
First Baptist Church Invites Seekers to Sunday Services
Va'clock parishioners urged to begin the new church year with penitent reflection and reaffirmation of faith. Rev W B Hamilton invites all to worship at Third and Main Street with 8 PM preaching and 9 30 AM Sunday School. Training Union at 7 PM and Lord's Supper observed at morning service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lord Jesus Christ
First Baptist Church
Third
Main
Baptist Training Union
General Assembly
First Christian Church Services and Schedule Posted
Millard W Baggett pastor leads Bible School at 9 45, morning worship at 10 50 with Lord's Supper observance and anthem He Will Hide Me. Evening worship at 8 features In The Cross of Christ I Glory and a death fast sermon. Garrett Memorial Baptist Church lists Sunday School 10, preaching 11, BT and Bible Study 7 30, evening preaching 8, choir rehearsal Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hope Gospel Tabernacle
First Pentecostal Church
West 4Th
Ferguson Street
PB. Graves
Starday School
Lacie Rowe
Yong
J. J.] Douaglas
Bursons
Tennessee
Douglas
First Christian Church
Millard W. Baggett
Bible School
My. Malcolm Porterfield
Bunyan
Christian Youth Fellowship
Geibeld
Garrett Memorial Baptist Church
Ferguson St
D. O. Silvey
Fights Last Night Across Cities Attract Quiet Card
Boxing results from New York and Augusta show Beau Jack defeating Henry Armstrong in a nontitle bout at 135 pounds in Augusta, while Mike Belloise outpointed Charlie Williams in New York at 180 pounds, and Sammy Fuller stopped Bill Speary in Boston at 141 pounds. The cards list weights and locations, with Armstrong and Williams as notable names from the era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New York
Beau Jack
Augusta
Henry Armstrong
Los Angeles
Philadelphia
Mike Belloise
Charlie Williams
Boston
Sammy Fuller
Bill Speary
Baker Happy Over Change to Detroit Indians Coach
Del Baker expresses satisfaction with leaving the Detroit Tigers managerial post for a Cleveland Indians coaching berth. He recalls his Tigers tenure from 1938 to 1942, tours the Indians training in Mincie, and says the move feels like a new beginning while noting no ill will toward President Walter Briggs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mincie
del Baker
Detroit Tigers
Cleveland Indians
Baker
Tigers
Indians
Detroit
Walter Briggs
Boxing card excerpt features listed bouts and outcomes
The fragment lists Nanticoke and Worcester venues with boxers Eddie Ellis and Tommy Gomez. It notes Ortiz knocking out Ramirez and Musto stopped, showing locations New York Boston Chicago Mexico City and assorted weights or scores in a terse fight card summary.
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Nanticoke
Worcester
Mass
al Jolson
New York
Eddie Ellis
Quincy
Tampa
Fla
Tommy Gomez
U. S. Army
Tony Musto
Chicago
Hollywood
Manuel Ortiz
el Cantro
Pedro Raimirez
Mexico City
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Daisy Dorothy Heard
Phora
Q. A. Graves
Little Rock
Tes Elmore
Arkadelphia
Carolyn Richardson
Ounebna College
Thomas D. Boyce
Fort Monmouth
Pfc Bayes
Sli
W. AL
First Baptist Sechureh
Chien
Oglesby P. T.A
Rialto
Claudette
Claudette Colbert
Dort McCrea
Tim Holt
Robert Preston Ellen Drew
Chapter
Bud Abbott
Lou Costellq
NEW Saenger
Eves of the Underworld
Rishard 1
Wendy Barrie
Roy
Roy Rogers
Ruth Terry
Overland Mail
Hope City Hall
Manush Manager
Army Air Corps
Armstrong
Congress
Sports Mirror
Dodgers
U. S. Military Academy
Pine Thei
Brooklyn Dodgers
Bear Mountain
Whit Wyatt
Kirby Ghigbe
Max Micon
Oren
Arnold
NEA Service, Inc
Phoenix
Captain Carr
Jimmy Carns
Number 10
Jim
Bat
Timean
Pat Friday
Pat Darling
Tim
Hardy
Globe
Nat
Bill Barker
Central Avenue
Loraine Stuart
Sox
Church News
Pine
Robert &. Moore
Board of Stewards
Ferguson Straet
W. P. Graves
E. J. Douglas
Parsons
Holy Ghost
Church OF Christ Corner
Grady Fred H. Williamson
ST. Mark's Episcopal Church
R. Bland Mitchell
Arkansas
Unity Baptist Church
J. T. Gilmore
First Presbyterian Church
Thomas Brewster
Inister
Young Peoples Meeting
Gale
the Pines Dairy
W. M. Ramsey
L. R. Urrey
Cook’s
White Star Laundry & Dry Cleaners
Joel
STOR
Mary Astor
Rudy Vallee
Demarest
Franklin Pangborn
Robert Warwick
Chester Conklin
Rokae
North
Africa
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