Social Calendar Sees War Center Activities And Clubs
Local notes describe church social events at First Christian and nearby Methodist groups, including Women’s Society plans, bridge club meetings, cotillions at Trappe Country Club, and a Recreational Center visit by visitors during maneuvers. Community members gather for picnics, letters, magazines, writing supplies, and youth outreach activities with military themes and neighborly welcomes at the center.
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Near Presbyterian Church
Poplar
Vacation Bible School Announced Changes at First Methodist
Announcement states the First Methodist Church Vacation Bible School will not meet Wednesday night. The Juniors group will gather at the church at 9 o clock Thursday morning to continue activities.
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First Methodist Church
Local Social Notes Highlight Visits and Vacations
The column lists dozens of names with travel and hosting details. Mary and Janet Tom ley return from Ft St Okla visiting Lt and Mrs McRae Lemley. Friends and relatives, including Vick, Broyles, Henderson, Johnson, Porter, Kinser, and Williams, are noted with visits in Texarkana, Arkadelphia, Baton Rouge, El Dorado, Davenport, Monroe, Ruston, and Magnolia. A new baby named Ross Lem Williams is announced at Julia Chester hospital.
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Mary
Janet Tomley
Ft. St. Okla
McRae Lemley
F. E. Vick
Mary Sue Vick
Arkadelphia
Syd McMath
Maurice Vick
Baton Rouge
McMaths
G. E. Cannon
O— Carlton King
Los Angeles
City
L. M. Boswell
Washington D. C
Ross Williams
Julia Chester Hospital
Ross Lem Williams
Ralph Woorward
Ruston
Wity
B, EB. McMahon
C. W. Pinkley
Tennis Elbow Slows Cochrane in Big New York Test
New York report notes tennis star Cochrane sidelined by a tennis elbow. The player trains cautiously as doctors evaluate the impact on upcoming events. Harry Grayson reports for NEA Service Sports.
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Harry Grayson
NEA
New York
Yar
Hecht on Plagiarism in Hollywood and Exploits
Hollywood writers and studios routinely reuse plots and ideas, with Ben Hecht recounting cases like Gunga Din and The Front Page. Hecht notes battles over originality, including a German play inspired scene later claimed in court, plus a Shop Around the Corner plot dispute.
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Ben Hecht
RKO
Hecht
Charles MacArthur
Metro
Mr. Fothergills
Rebecca West
M-G-M
Tennis Elbow and War Time Duties Tie Boxing Stars to Service
The article notes Freddie Cochrane shifting to sea duties and Red Cochrane moving toward boxing while wartime service prompts exemptions. It mentions Henry Greenberg, Dominic DiMaggio, Jeffield, and others, describing draft hurdles, medical limits, and the impact on baseball and boxing careers during military mobilization.
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Freddie Cochrane
Red Cochrane
Frith Zivie
Zivie
Henry Greenberg
Jeffield
Hankus Dantes
Detroit Tigers
Dominic DiMaggio
Ellsworth Vines
Jack Sharkey
Fritzie Zivie
Rocking Chair Garners Supreme Court Spotlight
Washington reports a quirky addition to the Supreme Court furnishings. Associate Justice Robert H. Jackson’s plain rocking chair, carried from his Jamestown era to today, is set to sit in the Court’s October resumption as he reads briefs from the familiar seat.
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Jack Stinnety
Washington
Supreme Court
Robert H. Jackson
Grandma
Mr. Jackson
Justice Department
Jamestown
N.Y
Defense Square
Willard
Department of Commerce
Good Year for Duck Hunters
Washington reports hopeful outlook for the 1941 duck season with waterfowl populations rising from 65 million to 70 million across North America. Despite modest gains, fishing and wildlife officials expect no drastic hunting restrictions as populations continue to grow, aided by safe water supplies and renewed funding efforts.
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Washington
North American
U.§. Fish and Wildlife Service
the Biological Survey
Congress
Central and Pacific
Atlantic
Mississippi
Epicures
Ira N. Gabrielson
U. S. Fish and Wildlife Service
Night policeman discovers his own car parked at 4 a m
A McPherson night patrolman, approaching a vehicle for a parking violation, finds, after noting the license, that the car is his own. The article notes changes in counts from 1934 to 1935 and discusses migratory waterfowl areas.
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George Dodds
Gladine Mor
Mos
Tom Middlebrooks
Contenet Bridge
Auust
Trape Country Club
Hope
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Dorps Lion
the Pines
Lester
Methodist
Miss Lipscanth
Hope Business and Professional Women
Barlow
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Mary Arnold
Theis Moore Tole
Jack Porter
Womnan Auize
Clarive Cannon
Jesse Phillips Smith
Ausin
Texas
Walter Briges
Monroe
Zuella Collier
Sallie Broening
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Arkansas
Sawyer
Ann Gillis
Lisbon
Ine Theatres Saenger
Sal
Bune Mon
Rialto
Matinee
Floyd Porterfield
Thomas Kinser
Malcolm Porterfield
Patty Thompson
Fayetteville
J. C. Broyles
Kline Snyder
el Dorado
R. N. Garrett
Garrett
G. #. McDowell
Davenport Iown
R. BE. Henderson
Mr. Henderson
Cochrane
ALTO
Tropics
Allen Jones
Nancy Kelly
Deanna
Robert Durbin Cummings
Harrison In
Hollywood
Paul Harrison
NEA Service
Imost
Producers Association
Naval Information Service
Navy
Strange Court
Alexander Nr. George
Defense
Charles F. Palmer
Defense Housing Agency
Sumner Guile
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Russell’s Cafe
Hope Star
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Etta E. Champlin
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