Social and Personal Hope area social calendar items mixed with Legion notices
The Hope community notes list meetings of Hope Band Auxiliary Gardenia Club and Friday Music Club, with hostesses and venues. Legion Auxiliary discusses a scholarship plan for local nurses training. Tuesday Contract Club hosts, with high scores and a dessert course. Various personal notices cover visits, travels, and military relatives, all in a social calendar tone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Legion Auxiliary
Amercan Legion Auxiliary
E. S. Franklin
Frank
J. R. Gentry
O. Beene
Mgr
R. Gentry
Hope Auxiliary
M. M. McCloughan
Cecil Weaver
J. L. Tedder
C. P. Tol. Jeson
J. O. Kyler
Ernest O'Neal
Kelly Briant
Rt. L. Broweh
Vincent Foster
Oliver Adams
R. L. Brounch
George Peck
George Ware
George Newbern
Roy Stephengan
Joe Black
Lyman Arm@urong
Milton Eason
McDevil Wyatt
George Robison
Humpty Dumpty and Ulcer Pain Relief Urged by Udga Ad
Distressed readers are advised that indigestion and ulcer pains are caused by excess acid. Udga tablets are promoted with a 25e box price and a double money back guarantee if the first dose does not convince, available through John P. Cox Diz Co. and drugstores everywhere.
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John P. Cox Diz Co
John P. Cox
Kiwanis Chief Addresses Local Club
Kiwanis internAtional field representative Henry Pepper spoke at the Kiwanis luncheon. Leslie Helvey of Pine Bluff introduced him as Lieutenant Governor. Pepper praised the local club’s growth and the 2200 Kiwanis clubs in the United States and Canada. Guests included Jack Withrow, James Walker, Rufus Williams, James Watson, and Dolph Gibson. Ladies Night plans were announced for Monday May 3 at the Country Club.
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Kiwanis
Henry Pepper
Kiwanis Internaational
Leslie Helvey
Pina Bluff
Dr. Pepper
United States
Canada
Jack Withrow
James Walker
Rufus Wiliams
James Watson
Dolph Gibson
Country Club
Residents and visitors frequent Hope area during weekend
McCaskill Pvt R G Young arrived in Wisconsin for a 15 day furlough with parents Luhter Young and Mrs. Luther Young. Grace Wortham of Little Rock visited her mother Mrs Dora Wortham. Chester McCaskill and J S Billick plus families dropped by Hope on Thursday and Monday respectively. Others, including Mrs J Q Marvis, Mrs J W Honeycutt, Mrs Orville Wortham, Grecia Wortham, Mrs Horace Page, James Brandon, Mr and Mrs J O Harris, and Derwood Young, spent time visiting relatives or traveling to Little Rock, Oklahoma, Mineral Wells, or Nashville.
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R. G. Young
Wisconsin
Luther Young
Grace Wortham
Little Ttock
Dora Wortham
Chester McCaskill
Hope
J. Q. Marvis
Nashville
J. W. Honeycutt
Little Rock
Wm. J. Ball
State Hospital
Orville Wortham
Grecia
Oklahoma
Horace Page
Pine Bluff
J. S. Billick
Cloid
Pierce
James Brandon
J. O. Harris and Sons Jr
Kenneth
Jno
Lewis
Derwood Young
Houston
Tex
L. Young
Chester Reese
Elmer White
Mineral Wells
Sports Roll by Hugh Fullerton Jr
New York April 20. Lex Feneca tours army camps to teach the tight way to play baseball and to build a technical instruction library for coaches. The column mixes boxing, golf quips, college and service sports notes, and wartime athletic efforts with players and coaches named from Cal, Michigan, Iowa, and the Bears.
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New York
Lex Feneca
Uncle Sam
N.B.A
Tony Galento
Henry C. Paulssen
Long Island
Vols Poised for Colorful Season Under Gilbert leadership
Nashville Vols eye a vivid season as manager Larry Gilbert and his son Charley Gilbert return to lead the lineup in the Southern Association race. Doc Prothro from Memphis voices optimism, planning to deploy Bill Martin in the cleanup spot for the opener at Little Rock. Little Rock reports warn of injury issues with veteran catcher Cliff Bolton sidelined by a finger split though newcomer Allen McElreath from Mobile shows potential for the outfield.
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Atlanta
Nashville Vols
Larry Gilbert
Charley
Vols
Macon
Gilbert
Chicago Cubs
Charley Gilbert
Nashville
Memphis
Weber
Cliff Bolton
Jungle Blood and a Framed Outcast in Warped Island
In wartime jungle English planters face a web of deceit as Barry, Allison, and Renaldo navigate shifting loyalties on the Quiche frontier. Barry learns of a crucial plot around a framed accusation, a deadly chief, and a growing threat from outside influence as illness hobbles him. The revelation points to a possible conspiracy involving the chief and a staged crime to deter outsiders.
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Barry
Renaldo
Allison
Lila
Mr. Fielding
Alrully
Ato
Senators Open Baseball Season With a Victory
Washington Senators beat the Philadelphia Athletics 7 to 5 to open the season and move into first in the American League for at least a day. The opener at Griffith Stadium drew 25,093 amid a six-run Senators rally and a four-pitcher Athletics effort.
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Judson Bailey
Washington Senators
Philadelphia Athletics
National St
Washington
Senators
Athletics
Emil
Dutch) Leonard
A's
Leonard
Philadelphia
New York Yankees
Yankee Stadium
Will Harridge
Yankee
Cardinals
Cincinnati
Mort Cooper
Johnny Vander Meer
Crosley Field
Cleveland
Indians
Detroit Tigers
Jim Bagby
Tribe
Tommy Bridges
Ebbets Field
Brooklyn
Dodgers
New York Giants
Harry Geisel Missed Opening Day Umpire Duty 1943
Indianapolis editor recounts Harry Geisel's first opening day absence since 1925. The former American League umpire, now 53, reflects on the 1943 season start in Washington and Philadelphia, recalling his dressing room routines and the storied 1927 Yankees. He shares anecdotes from his 18 years behind the plate and memories of Joe Cronin's Red Sox in Canada.
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Harold Harrison
Indianapolis, Inc
Harry Geisel
Geisel
Washington
Philadelphia
New York Yankees
Yankees
Joe Cronin
Boston Red Sox
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Daisy Dorothy Heard
Uoaday
Hope Band Auxiliary
Motel
Jenry
Franklin
Frank Ward
Beene
Iostesses
Iste
Ee Legion Auxiliary
Garrett Story
Ee West 2Nd Street
Baptist
Women‘'s Missionary Society of the
First Baptist Church
Sankey Callicott
T. A. Jackson
Holt Jones
Callicott
Ada A. Rhodes
Circle No. 5
Women's Missionary Society of the First Baptist Sharch
Edyth Mitchell
Franklin Horton
Herbert Burns
Henry Haynes
J. B. Youmans
Lula McEwain Society
Lula McSwain
Louise Hinegant
Arkadelphia
Mat Maurice Vick
Gons
Camp Wolters, Texas
G. E. Cannon
Captain Vick
East
Thomas Brewster
Dorsey MccRae
Paul Simms
Ouachita Presbyterial
Socal
Harey J. Lemley
R. W. Barr
Jim Moore
Quachita Presbyterial
Texarkana
Pvt
Hugh B. Gilbert
Camp Campbell, Ky
Mrs. Gilbert
Elmer G. Harner
Ellinwood
Kansas
Charles A. Rea
Mr. Rea
Edsel Davis
Great Bend
Henry Boyett
Leon Bundy
Jack Force
South Pine Street
Jefferson Barracks
Army Air Force
Howard Boyett
Mape
Marine Training Station
San Diego
Calif
Africa
L. R. Urrey
Taxi Co
Cook's
White Star Laundry & Dry Cleaners
Neu Saenger
Mickey Rooney
Rialto
Barbara Stanwyck
Gay Sisters
Jimmy Rogers
Hugh Fullerton, JR
Fred Corcoran
Professional Golfers' Association
the Red Cross
England
Sam Snead
Dick Wakefield
Tigers
Michigan
Nile Price
U. of Califoria
Piedmont High School
Dutch Wormerdam
Navy
Chicago Bears
Bill Osmanski
Will Connloly
San Francisco
Ben Jack
Georgia
Claire
Chennault
Walenti P. Hayes
Scott Field
Raymond E. Gadsby
Iowa Navy
Italy
Haringen
Army
Babe” Caldwell
Corp
Bill Lacyk
Bob Prichard
Clements
Southern Methodists
Chicago
Navy Pier Tr
Drake
John C. Fleming
Lois Eby
Marcy
Kelly
Jose
Allleen Topping
Fee
Alllaon
Ain Flonere
Darry
Allison Topping
Liquidir
An Enaldo
Alison
WEA Service
Ing
Ade
South Side
Tom Currel
Tom Carrel
West Ave
Jessie
McEntosh
Mack
West 5Th
West Ave. G
J. S. Hoover
Columbus Highway
South Main St
J. P. Skinner
West Th Street
Boswell, & May
Bodcaw
Ark 29
Imp
R. M. Patterson
Second St
J. W. Cole
Emmet
Ark
D&pl
Stontwell
Rowden
T. S. McDavitt
Fred B. Miller
Stoneville
Jersey
G. L. Johnson
Rooston Road
Charles Rey Nerson
City Hall
Hamp Huett
West Division
Hall Bros
W. R
Ei Jackson
Aross Shoes
Donna In White Glove Kid
Bettie Brooks
Hope's Finest Department Store
Chas. A. Haynes Co
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