Social and Personal Activity in Hope Community Notices
The April social calendar lists meetings across several churches and organizations including the First Presbyterian home event, YWCA Circle gatherings, and Women’s Missionary Societies at First Baptist and First Methodist churches with times and hosts. Nurse’s Aide and Hope Band Auxiliary meetings are noted, plus Volunteer Nurse roles expanding nationally with local hours contributed to hospitals in Hope since 1940. Community announcements include engagements and marriages in Tampa and Amity, with local residents visiting relatives in DeQueen, Ark., Long Beach, California, and other towns. Seaman Luther Higgason Jr. of the N A T C in Memphis spent the weekend with his parents.
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Akles
Army Station
General Hospitals
United States
Hempstead County
Aar
National League Holds Edge Over American Loop
National League leads 27 of 44 interleague games this spring after a busy slate. Brooklyn and Cincinnati boosted NL margins. Dodgers beat Yankees in five, while Red Sox topped Indians in a sweep. Boston and Chicago-area clubs vie for tempo as they chase series wins in pre season play.
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New York
Falk i
Broaklyi
Cing
Boston Braves
Pittsburgh
Detroit
White Sox
Cubs
Library Club to Present Annual Easter Play
The Library Club sponsored by Mrs. F Mason will present its annual Easter play at three o'clock Friday afternoon April 28 in the Migh Sehnot auditorium. The play The Power and the Glory was written by Mary Louise Gills with Marion Mouser Mary Jane Hearne Bob Conway Freda Puller and Mary Lee Cook in the cast. The public is invited.
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Ary Club
Roundup sports notes from New York April article
Wide World Sports columnist Hugh Fullerton Jr surveys ideas to revive relief fund events with Army Emergency Relief and entertainments, critiques proposals after last season, mentions Notre Dame rack team plans for Drake and Penn yolays, and notes lighthearted anecdotes from Pimlico to Churchill Downs including sailors, soldiers, and a broken arm incident.
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Hugh Fullerton, JR
Wide World Sports
New York
New Jersey
Warren Barbour
Lois Billy Conn
Army
A.E.R
Spone
Ling
Two
Jon
Billy
Notre Dame
Drake
Penny
Churchill Downs
San Diego
Calif
Texarkana Naval Cadet Selection Test Dates Set
An announcement from Lt Cmdr L C Priestman says a temporary Naval Aviation Cadet Selection Board will meet in Texarkana on April 30 and May 1 at the U S Navy Recruiting Station in the Post Office Building. Local high school boys may submit papers Thursday April 29 and, if selected, will travel to New Orleans for further testing and potential training as Naval Aviation Cadets with eventual commissions.
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New Orleans
L. C. Priestman
Naval Aviation Cadet Selection Board
Texarkana
U. & Nays
Sam. Hocker
Hocker
Naval Reserve
Naval Aviation
Marine Reserve
Keither High
Senate routine business and food conference plans announced
The Associated Press reports Senate routine business as Assistant Secretary of State Dean Avherson outlines plans for an international food conference to the Foreign Relations and Agriculture committees. The House continues debate on the Agriculture Department supply bill.
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Congress
Associated Press
Senate
Dean Avheson
House
Agriculture Department
Dark Jungle Rescue and Malaria in the Mountains
Barry, a trapped trader, falls ill with malaria while fleeing a hostile tribe. Mexican guide Jose safeguards him with Atabrine and pine-needle beds, keeping him fed and alive five days in a cave. Jose plans a cautious return to safety at the plantation before resuming goals with the Quiches.
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Jose
Barry
Senor
Jhe
Bary
Quiche
Managers of the Major Leagues Are Doubtful
New York April 19 veteran season preview finds major league managers split on 1943 pennant fates amid wartime travel limits and player enlistments. Only Low Boudreau of Cleveland predicts the Indians atop American League. others urge caution about any clear favorite.
Galdie Novak and Jewell Salee in bailing match on opening day
The article notes Galdie Novak bowled left handed to beat her regular average in a bailing match. Opening day of the major league season arrives Wednesday, coinciding with Jae Mc Carthy’s 56th birthday, with no weather postponement expected. The piece threads in fan laments, race and sports chatter, and local commentary on players and figures.
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Galdie Novak
Jewell Salee
Galdie
Jae McCarthy
Braves Predicted to Chase Title amid Manager Confidence
Mel Ott and Buck Harris surface as troublesome rivals while Stehgel favors a top finish for his team. Connie Mack recalls wartime patience as Ossie Bluege and Steve ONeill forecast strong seasons for the Senators and Tigers. Luke Sewell backs the Browns, Rudy York looms for Detroit, and Joe Cronin signals a wide open race with optimistic Red Sox hopes.
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Athletics
Ossie Bluege
Washington Senators
Steve O'Neill
Detroit Tigers
Bluege
O'Neill
Rudy York
Tigers
Luke Sewell
St. Louis Browns
Browns
Boston Red Sox
Joe Cronin
Southern Loop Says Atlanta Gains Bustling Roster Additions
Atlanta reports a busy Southern Association scene as Birmingham shores up with Bob Ferguson, a curve specialist from Montgomery. Myer Chozen, ex Southeastern League infielder, joins Little Rock camp amid roster shifts. Bill McGhee and Irving Levy expected to boost Buck Fausel's lineup for Tuesday’s exhibition against Stuttgart Army. Howard Anderson released. Walter Lance headed for induction. Al Smith joins Crackers from Toronto to shore up defense.
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Atlanta
Birmingham
Bob Ferguson
Montgomery
Little Rock
Myer Chozen
Myer
California
Bill McGhee
Irving Levy
Buck Fausen
Stuttgart
Art
Army Biers
Tuesay
Nashville
Howard Anderson
Knoxville
Walter Lance
al Smith
Smith
Toronto
Sergeant Jess Davis Now Aerial Gunner in Army
Sgt. Jess Davis Jr., former Star advertising manager, completed aerial gunnery training at Tyndall Field Florida and is now a sergeant assigned to Salt Lake City Army air base. He trained in machine gun and cannon maintenance at Buckley Field Denver and fired at targets from B 24 bombers in Panama City.
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Jess M. Davis, Jr
the Star
Tyndall Field
Panama City
Fla
Army Air Base
Salt Lake City
Utah
Davis
Buckley Field
Denver
Colo
Tyndall
Presbyterians Ordain Four New Deacons
Last Sunday morning the session of the Elitist Presbyterian Church ordained four new deacons and installed five, one having previously served as deacon in another congregation. The new deacons are Milford Daniel Curios B Floyd Jos h Moore Burley McMuhed and Chester C McNeill. Several are now in service, hence the need for additional deacons.
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Elitist Presbyterian Church
Milford Daniel
Curios B. Floyd
Jos.h, Moore
Burley
McMuhed
Chester C. McNeill
Colonel Pierre Lorillard Dies, Pershing Aide in World War I
Colonel Pierre Lorillard of Tuxedo Park New York died last night. He was the grandson of the Lorillard Tobacco Company founder and served on General Pershing’s staff during World War I. He was 2? his death announced by the Associated Press.
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Medford
Oklahoma
Af-yene-okl Moan
Narry Fielding
Ulehe
Anne
Dyce
Larry
Cedin
Inery
Jose
Yriaoner
Teke
Mailiria
The
Association Press
Pierre Lorillard
Tuxedo Park
the .Ry
Lorillard Tobacco Company
General Pershing
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John Rirgelill
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J. P. Beckworth Jr
Hope
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Mr. Hargis
Edward White
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Brooks McKay
Vor Smith
Ed van Sickle
Seaman Luther Higgason, J
Memphis
Mrs. L. Fliggason
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Gene Tierney
George Montgomery Lynavari
Rialto
Richard Green
Flying Fortress
Barbara Stanwyck
Jimmy Rogers
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Library Club
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Low Boudreau
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Louisville Courier-Journal
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New York State Guard
Second Service Command Tactical School
Stuckellstown
Vinnie
Dick Wakefield
Ted Williams
Ted Williamig
Wakefield
Jess Davis
Presbyterians
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Tom Carrel
J. A. Sullivan
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Jessia
McEntosh
Mack
T. Si McDavitt
Fred B. Miller
Dorsey McRae Sr
Cale
Dark Bay
C. Cook
Bros
Charles Reynerson
City Hall
W.hi
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Route 2
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