Society Calendar and Weddings in Hope Area
Social calendar lists meetings of Women’s Society of Christian Service at multiple homes and church groups on Monday with picnics and circle gatherings. July events include a wedding for Miss Gene Givens and Lt. William N. Stark at the First Methodist church parsonage. A large party honors Miss Sophia Williams at her home, plus Emmons club and Red Cross Surgical Dressing institute activities.
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Women's Society of Christian Service
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First Methodist Church
King
South Pine
C. F. Erwin Asgodyla
Gene Givens
Stack
J. C. Givens
Hope
Wiliam N. Stark
United States Aviation Corps
Bremer
Arkansas
Kenneth L. Spare
Hot Springs
L. M. “Ile
Stark
Ft. McClelland
Alabama
Sophia Williams
Glenn Williams
Coming and Going In Marianna and Nearby Visits
Miss Olive Jackson returns from Marianna after visiting sister Mrs. H. L. Petty and Mr. Petty. Lex Helms Sr and Jr and families, with Mrs. Helms and Diane Helms, traveled from Adeline Texas area to visit relatives. Kitty Mixon accompanied them home for a visit. S.V. Nunn and children from Tilsa Oklahoma spent the week with C. V. Nunn and family. Henry Knight and Stumps guests for the weekend. T. R. Billingsley and Briant Billingsley visited Lewiston with Mrs. McGill hosting. Kate Homan of Pine Bluff staying with Arnest Brown. Weaver Collins announce birth of son at Josephine hospital. Catherine Sterling recovering from appendectomy at home.
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Lex Helms
Adeline
Wexas
Lex Helms, Jr
Helms
Diane Helms
George Newhern
Marianna Conway
Little Rock
Kitty Mixon
Marianna
S.V. Nunn
Tilsa, Okla
C. V. Nunn
Henry Knight
Stumps
Weaver Collins
Josephine Hospital
Catherine Sterling
Twilight Game Proves Pain in Neck to Yanks
The New York Yankees suffered a pair of defeats in a doubleheader at St. Louis as the Browns rallied to win 9-8 after blowing a five-run lead, then the Browns completed a shutout in an 8-0 nightcap. Hank Bernay struggled, Johnny Murphy relieved, and Spurgeon Chandler closed out the win. Meanwhile, the Red Sox beat Detroit, and Cleveland fell to Philadelphia. Chicago toppled Washington in the night game. Cincinnati beat Boston 5-2. Cardinals and Pirates games were postponed.
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Austin Bealmear
Associated Press
Twienight
New York Yankees
Yankees
Chicago
St. Louis
Browns
Brownies
Spurge Chandler
Hank Berany
Johnny Murphy
Boyeny
George McQuinn
Mike Chartak
Boston Red Sox
Detroit Tigers
Cleveland Indians
Red Sox
Philadelphia Athletics
Johnny Humphries
Chicago White Sox
Washington Senators
Myri Haag
Taft Wright
Cincinnati Reds
Boston Braves
Gene Thompson
St. Louis Cardinals
Giants
New York
Pittsburgh Pirates
Phils
Philadelphia
Roundup of Pro Baseball and College Sports Musings
Sports Roundup by Hugh Fullerton Jr notes Connie Mack on major league player limits due to manpower shortages and minor leagues folding, with expectations of many new players from the army. Mentions feminine fan critique of strikeouts, Bobby Roe, and Preacher Roe. Highlights Capt Joe Dasher’s language skills for army intelligence, Lake Russell in Iceland, a Georgia soldier-sentry encounter, Bill Menke in naval preflight, and guest star Bill Blair on coaching challenges.
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Hugh Fullerton, JR
Wide World Sports
Wew York
Connie Mack
Conne
Worth
Kas
Army Intelligence Department
Pitt Stadium
Lake Russell
Mercer U
Iceland
Georgia
Bill Menke
Indiana
Seven winners in a Rockingham Park day by William Turnbull
Five foot two apprentice jockey William Jackson Turnbull rode seven winners at Rockingham Park yesterday. He missed an eighth by a camera decision in the seventh. Turnbull, born in Texas and based in Hot Springs, Ark., rode Career Girl to fourth in the first race and drew on Indian riding lore for his success. Racing records show previous seven-win days in Ravenna Park, Townsville, Huntley, and Jamaica Park.
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Saiom
N. J. Ag
William Jackson Turnbull
Rockingham Park
Af Xenilee Tx
Huntley
New Zealand
Alfred Roberton
Jamaica Park
Keller course hosts St Paul Open as Haefner falters
Charles Chamberlain reports from St Paul on the $8,000 Open where Clayton Haefner failed to close the gap as Bob Hamilton topped the 18 hole standings with a 34 33 67. Lawson Little, Jimmy Hines, Chick Harbert and others chased him. 26 players beat par and 11 finished under. Moan led early with a 32 but slipped with three bogies.
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Charles Chamberlain
St. Paul
Minn
Keller
Clayton Haefner
Candy Kid
Carolinas
Lawson
Little
Gane Kunes
Philadelphia
Jimmy Hines
Moan
Bee Fleas Study Reveals Tiny Varied Insects
Bees face a special flees problem as minute Bee Meas, only 1/600 h of an inch long, are nearly invisible to the naked eye. Researchers note these tiny pests pose unique challenges to hive health and honey production.
Banners Flying By Mary Raymond
Christie and Bart debate Sandra's influence as Bart returns from military life shifts. Christie warns of Sandra at the field while Bart defends his independence as an officer. A quiet domestic strain grows as Stephen and Jan worry over loyalties and futures.
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Mary Raymond
Bart
Sandra
Christie
Jon
Jan
Stephen
the Wainwrights
Versailles
Betty Wainwright
Jane
Sandra’s
United States
Wainwright Chemical Co
Tephen
Jim
Fights Last Night Noted by Associated Press
New York referee Ray Robinson at 144 3 4 outpointed Sammy Angall of Washington Pennsylvania, while Connie Norden of Oakland defeated Junior Man Sell of Ponca City Oklahoma in Hollywood bouts.
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Associated Press
New York
Ray Robinson
Sammy Angall
Washington
Hollywood
Connie Norden
Baseball draft board kept Feller until season end
Three items summarize past sports notes. A Cleveland draft board said Bob Feller, the Indian speed ball pitcher, could not be called up until after the baseball season. Other items recall the Detroit Tigers beating the New York Yankees 5 to 1 and Sam Snead winning St Pauls Open with a 283 score.
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Associated Press
Cleveland
Bob Feller
Detroit Tigers
New York Yankees
Tigers
Sam Snead
St. Paul
Chamber of Commerce Elects New Board for Year
Roy Anderson announced the results of a board of directors election naming Syd McMath Roy Anderson Guy Basye T Cornelius Ched Ball Albert Graves Henry Haynes C Spragins Robert Wilson R LaGrone Jr. George Robison The new board will meet Tuesday at 6 30 p m to elect officers. Whaling is the only industry on the whole continent of Antarctica.
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Roy Anderson
Chamber of Commerce
Board of Directors
Syd McMath
Guy EF. Basye
T. 5. Cornelius
Ched Ball
Albert Graves
Henry Haynes
C. C. Spragins
Robert Wilson
R. M. LaGrone Jr
George Robison
Whirlaway Set for Arlington’s $25,000 Classic
Whirlaway, in top form per trainer Ben Jones, is slated to run in Arlington’s $25,000 handicap on a 34 day program. The field includes Alsab on the sidelines, with nine rivals such as Siroca, Reading II, No Competition, Staretor and others. Eddie Arcaro rides Whirlaway, aiming to add up to $24,000 to his career earnings of $54,386 as Warren Wright’s champion seeks another big payday.
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Chicago
Whirlaway
Alsab
Little Alsab
Washington Park
Arlington
Warren Wright
Ben Jones
Whirly
Siroca
Mayer
Pumpgun
Equitable
Eddie Arcaro
Arcavo
Saratoga Springs
Hope High School Band to Begin Fall Practice
Hope High School band resumes rehearsals Monday night at Oglesby school with director Kenneth Crank. Rehearsals set for Monday Wednesday and Thursday. placements for vacancies will be made. Students may join Tuesday morning at 1100 at Oglesby. A concert is planned on August 19 at the Saenger stage with graduates invited to participate. After August 19 the band will march one night weekly.
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Hope High School
Oglesby School
B O'Cluck
Kenneth Crank
Saenger
Ynarching
Church News at Hope and Seguin Episcopal Services
The Rev Francis Hamilton rector of St Andrew s Seguin Texas arrives in Hope today to supply St Mark s Episcopal church for August. Holy Communion and sermon at 11 a m. FIRST CHRISTIAN Millard W Babbett pastor returns from evangelist campaign in San Antonio and resumes duties preaching both morning and evening. Morning message The Wedding Ring evening Repen tence Unto Life. Church school 9 45 a m Malcolm Porter superintendent. Morning worship 10 50 a m with special music sermon and Lord s Supper. Junior Intermediate and Senior Young People meet 7 p m. Evening evangelistic program at 8 o clock. Everyone welcomed.
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Francis Hamilton
St. Andrew's Episcopal Church
Seguin
Texas
Hope
St. Mark's Episcopal Church
Millard W. Babbett
Millard W. Baggett
San Antonio
Church School
Malcolm Porterfield
Societies of Christian Endeavor
Turner No 1 well brings in oil in Arkansas field
Midway field in Lafayette County reports Turner No 1 CSW SE 12-15-24 flowing 184 barrels per 24 hours on a quarter inch choke with 500 pounds tubing pressure and gravity 26.5. Other wells and activity include Turner No 2, Barnsdall No 3, 4, 6, 7, 8 in McClaine area, plus Tidewater’s Amanda Bendaw No 1 near Lewisville and Atlantic Refining’s Bodean No 10 in McKamie gas distillate field. Total depths range from 500 to 700 feet. multiple locations clearing, drilling, and preparing derricks.
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Stamps
Ark
Midway Field
LaFyette County
Arkansas Fuel Oil Company
Barnsdall Oil Company
Barnsdall
McClaine Cnw
McClaine C
S. McClaine
CSW
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McClaine
Powell
Southwood Oil Company
Turner
Southwood- Makefield
Darnell
Frankel & Frankel & Hiddel Pet, Corporation
Badeaw
Patton
Lewisville
Tidewater Associated Oil Company
Amanda Bendaw
Garrett Memorial Baptist Sunday Services and Meetings
The Garrett Memorial Baptist Church invites all to Sunday School at 9 44 a m and morning service at 11 00 a m Evening service begins at 8 00 p m with all B T C classes meeting at 7 00 p m The Ladies Auxiliary meets at Mrs Alec Pur tle s home Monday afternoon Midweek prayer is Wednesday at 8 00 p m A hearty welcome is extended to worship with us Across town MacArthur Praised as Censor in 1917 reports New York dispatches noting a commendation by War Secretary Baker for Major Douglas MacArthur and a joint visit by 29 reporters to honor military censorship Also London Wing Commander Max Aitken awarded the Distinguished Service Order for destroying 12 German raiders.
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Alec Purtle
MacArthur
New York
Washington, D. C
Douglas MacArhur
U. S Army
Bataan
War Department
Newton D. Baker
London
Max Aitken
Lord Beaverbrook
Bundy Reports Good Fishing in Hawaii
In a family letter hero Newt Bundy recalls Hawaii fishing trips and a four day Hawaiian wedding story while Mawali notes he works hard yet finds time for fishing amid troubled waters. Berlin reports German planes sink an Allied submarine northwest of Tripoli per a spokesman from German broadcasts.
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Bundy
Hawaii
Newt Bundy
Hopeman
Berlin
Mediterranean
Tripoli
World Briefs From The Associated Press
London reports a 44 minute alert this morning while Berlin notes Major General Julia Bernauth expected inaction on the Russian front. Havana registers 400 Cubans ages 0 to 25 for compulsory service beginning in October. Vichy reports a German coastal defense dress rehearsal and the British raid behind the German coast. Moscow notes Tanya Osokind logged over 80 flights supporting Russian positions. Maine reports deer numbers at a century high.
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Berlin
Julia Bernauth
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