Ouachita Presbyterial Meet At Mena With Local Delegates
The annual Ouachita Presbyterian Synod of Arkansas gathering will be held at the Presbyterian church in Mena Tuesday through Thursday. Mrs. K. G. McRae will preside, with speakers including Mrs. D. W. McMillan of Arkadelphia and Miss Mamie Twitchell of Hope. Delegates from Hope and nearby towns, plus a Menn auxiliary entertainment, are listed along with several hosts and hostesses for events surrounding the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ouachita
Mamie Twitchell
Hope
John Barr
Caddo Valley Academy
Menn
Frank L. Lewis
R. Galt
M. C. Butler
Finley Ward
Paul Sime
Carter Johnson
Wether roast and hay ride at Fair Park chaperoned event
At Fair Park a wether roast opened the afternoon, followed by an old fashioned hay ride. Chaperones Miss Mildred McCance and Bart McMahon hosted with Mr and Mrs McFaddin in attendance. Card of thanks from Mrs B M Willis and children expresses gratitude for floral offerings and sympathy during illness and death of husband and father.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fair Park
Mildred McCance
Bart McMahon
Mrs McFaddin Ag Hoste
B. M. Willis
Chicks Win First Game From Pebs Chicks
Memphis Chicks break five-game skid with a 4 6 game win over the Little Rock Travelers as Herman Hesse tosses a shutout through five innings before relief. Al Javrett starts for Rock, Besse and Gautreaux, Jarrett, Katz, Sharpe and Ferrdiali also see action.
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Little Rock
Herman Hesse
Memphis Chicks
Little Rock Travelers
al Javrett
Rocky Mount
Travelers
Fitcher
Robert Katz
G Reat
Kala Sharpe
Memphis
Nam
Besse and
Gautreaux
Jarrett, Katz
Sharpe and
Ferrdiali
Standings and Results From Monday Schedule
The standings list shows Memphis 4 Little Rock 0 Chattanooga 4 Atlinta 2 Birmingham New Orleans 4 Knoxville 6-11 Nashville minus five. Monday open games include Dale Cincinnati 7 Pittsburgh 2 New York 4 Boston 2 Philadelphia 5 Byoodyim 4 Chicago 6 St Louis 5 and Boston at Brooklyn New York at Philadelphia. Other results: Pittsburgh at Chicago New York 7 Washington 4 Detroit 17 St Louis 4 Chicago 17 St Louis 4 Philadelphia 12 Boston 8 Chicago at Cleveland. Also noting Philadelphia at New York St Louis at Detroit Washington at Boston. A fragment mentions a Sacramento checkroom廉.
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Memphis
Little Rock
Chattanooga
Atlinta
Birmingham
New Orleans
Knoxville
Nashville
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
New York
Boston
Philadelphia
Byoodyim
Chicago
St. Louis
Brooklyn
Philadelshia
Fittsburgh
Washington
Detroit
Cleveland
Ly Pet
New Orland i
Atlanta
L. Pet
Joston
W. L. Pet
Philadelphi
Border Adventure in Juarez Dope Submarine Raid
In Juarez at dawn Betty Mary reads a serialized border tale where U S Border Patrol agents foil a Dope Submarine scheme at a railroad trestle near the Rio Grande. Inspectors Hope Kildare and Sheridan Starr seize Peralta and his associates after a dramatic kitchen confrontation.
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Paso
Juarez
Muchacha
Page 1
Border Patrol
Rio Grande River
el Paso
Emerio Peralta
Hope Kildare
U.S. Border Patrol
Sheridan Starr
Hope
Sherry
Peralta
Los Federales Aquil
Sheridan
Mr. Starr
Rio
Luis Barra
Barra
Traynor Still Has Faith in Pirates
Harold J. Traynor predicts the Pittsburgh Pirates will win the National League pennant citing their strengths while questioning rivals. Meanwhile Bill Benswanger blasts John Allen over the Lee Handley beaning in New Orleans and Handley recovers with medical guidance as the team presses on without its star third baseman.
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Grayson
NEA Service
Pittsburgh
Harold Joseph Traynor
Pittsburgh Pirates
Harold J. Traynoy
Buccaneers
Bucs
Bill Benswanger
John Allen
Cleveland Indian
Benswanger
Ratte ‘Allen
Cleveland Clu
Handley Sie
Buccaneer
Handley
Handley Ig
Peoria
Harold Tray
Luke Sewell Named as Catcher for Injured Hemsley
Cleveland Indians sign veteran catcher Luke Sewell to fill the gap caused by Rollie Hemsley's injury. Pie Traynor comments on Cubs uncertain players Bartell Galan and Dean, Giants missing Hubbell and Schumacher, and Burgess Whitehead's recovery. Traynor praises Pirates 1939 lineup and pitching depth under his management.
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Cleveland
Cleveland Indians
Luke Sewell
Rollie Hemsley
Har
Pie Traynor
Cubs
Bartell
Galan
Dean
Giants
Hubbell
Scumacher
Burgess Whitehead
Iran
Traynor
Pleates
Black-Draught Promises Relief for Digestive Ailments
Headache bad breath and other signs warn of faulty elimination. Neglect may bring constipation sour stomach belching and loss of appetite or energy. Take spicy all vegetable BLACK-DRAUGHT with its intestinal tonic laxative to energize lazy bowel muscles. Millions endorse its merit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul
Sewell and Hemsley Sidelined After Weekend Game
Sewell, 38, worked out with the team before Sunday's game with Detroit and was with the Indians from 1921 to 1932 before moving to Washington. He also played for the White Sox and Brooklyn, which released him unconditionally last week. Doctors said Hemsley would be out indefinitely after pulling a muscle throwing out a runner on Saturday against the Tigers.
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Sewell
Detroit
Indians
Washington
Chicago White Sox
Brooklyn
Hemsley
Tigers
Schoolboy Rowe Hurls 4 Hit Ball
Detroit pitcher Schoolboy Rowe blanks Cleveland Indians for four hits as the Tigers win the series final 6 to 2. Detroit raps Mel Harder Bil Zuber and Al Milnar for 15 hits led by Pete Fox and Birdie Tebbetts with three hits each. Indians drop to second, a half game behind the Yankees.
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Cleveland
Rowe
Detroit
Indians
Tigers
Mel Harder
Bil Zuber
al Milnar
Charley Gehringer
Tribe
New York Yankees
Rae
Frankie Futak
Pete Fox
Birdie Tebbetts
Rudy York
Tiger
Dean comeback effort falls short in Cubs win
Paul Dean failed to sustain his early effectiveness as Chicago toppled St. Louis 4 to 2. Dean allowed five hits and four runs through four innings before Clyde Shoun, Joe Medwick, Johnny Mize and others supplied the Cardinal offense. The Cubs collected ten hits while the Cardinals rallied but managed only two runs.
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Louis
Paul Dean
Chicago
Clyde Shoun
Cardinal
Paul
Billy Herman
Thad
Cubs
Dean
Shaun
Bill McGee
Finch
Bob Bowman
Curt Davis
Joe Medwick
Clay Bryan
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A J. Battle
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Meni
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Bay View Reading Club
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Ladies Specialty Shop
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Marlene Dietrich
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