Social Calendar and Club Activities Across Hope
The social calendar lists Mrs. C A Haynes hosting a luncheon at her home for the John Calty chapter of the Dawthters of the American Revolution. Band Auxiliary interviews a Hope high school band director at the high school auditorium. Thursday brings Contract bridge at 3 30 p m and a First Ald Instructors club meeting at City Hall with a round table on teaching challenges led by James Embree. Personal items note Mrs. Holloway’s Kansas City trip and visits by Mrs. Greene and Mrs. McCoy’s household. Ruth Taylor to head Home Economics at Hope High. and the Pennybaker family updates including a son promoted to Sergeant at Camp Barkeley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. ‘A. Haynes
Year Oak Committee
John Calty
City Hall
James Embree
James Nounced
Hing Frat Aid
Martindale
John H. Greene
Travis W. McCoy
Lutte Rock
B.J. McCabe
Ruth Taylor
Martin,Tenn
Hope High School
O. H. Pennybaker
James
Camp Barkeley
Exar
Frank
Red Cross
Sports Roundup From New York Aug 19 194? Camp Croft golf drive urged
New York column notes soldiers at Camp Croft S C face a golf ball shortage threatening the sport. Capt Robert G Stephens Jr urges a private drive to obtain usable balls as civilians recall pro golfers Craig Wood and Harry Lewis aiding prior to shortages. West coast Army All Stars prep for Rose Bowl practice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Camp Croft
S. C
Robert G. Stephens, Jr
P. S
Jack Cummins
Shawnee-on-Delaware
Craig Wood
Harry Lewis
Cleveland
Acacia Club
Shorta
Army
Wallace Wander
Wade
Bartlesville
Okla
Oilers
Chuck Hyatt
Fort Sni
Hawke Luisetti
Naval Aviation
Beanpole
Joe Fortenberry
Kenneth Jones
Pearla Il Journal-Transcript
Prescott News Tenant Purchase Program Plan
Nevada county farms offer limited farm tenants, shoecroppers, and day laborers a chance to buy farms through the Farm Security Administration tenant purchase program. Loans cover land and improvements repayable over 40 years at 3 percent. War Production Board limits set building costs. Nevada has had 19 successful tenant purchases in recent years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nevada County
Farm Security Administration
Bankhead-Jones Farm Tenant Act
War Production Board
Nevada
Tenan Chase Committee
O: Silvey
W. S. Martin
Barlow
Ant
Anervisor
N.N. Daniel
Coming and Going Across Families Bid Ashdown Guests
Mrs. W. R. Herndan returns from Ashdown visiting sister Mrs. Finley Ward and Mr. Ward. Happy Pritchard of Washington DC and Mrs. Thomas Carter with Monroe, LA relatives host Mrs. Elizabeth Pritchard and Mrs. Bit McGill in My. Garland City guests. Judge and Mrs. Fred Luck and Miss Roxie Jane Sutton travel to Washington DC Navy School visitor J. Tuck, also plan New York and eastern stops. Mrs. Leon Bundy vacationing in North Carolina with relatives. Mrs. F. Y. Trimble and daughter Carolyn spend days in Little Rock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. R. Herndan
Finley Ward
Ward
Ashdown
Happy Pritchard
Washington, D. C
Thomas Carter
Monroe, Lr
Elizabeth Pritchard
Oojudge
Fred Luck
Roxie Jane Sutton
Washington, D
J.tuck
Navy School Ofusie
New York City
East
Leon Bundy
North Carolina
F. Y. Trimble
Carolyn
Little Rock
State Softball Meet Rescheduled to Aug 25
Little Rock announces the state softball meet will run August 25 to 30 instead of August 26 to 30 to avoid a clash with the regional Phoenix tournament September 4 to 7. The Arkansas winner advances to Phoenix, facing teams from Texas Oklahoma Louisiana New Mexico and Arizona. To fit the new dates, teams beyond a 50 mile radius will receive a first round bye in the double elimination format.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Rock
Phoenix
Ariz
Texas
Oklahoma
Louisiana
New Mexico
Arizona
Yesterday's Stars In AP Roundup Of Baseball Wins
Rube Melton pitched seven hits to beat the Dodgers, driving in a run and scoring once. Johnny Peacock and Dom McGuoggio delivered late for the Red Sox against the Yankees. Carl Hubbell pitched six innings in a six hitter for his eighth straight win as the Giants also won. Ellis Clary singled with bases loaded as Keat Ath led the Athletics. Max Lanier blanked the Cubs for the Cardinals. Denny Gatehouse shut out the White Sox for the Browns. Johnny Lanning scattered six in a win over the Reds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Rube Melton
Phils
Dodgers
Johnny Peacock
Dom McGuoggio
Red Sox
Yankees
Carl Hubbell
Giants
Braves
Ellis Clary
Senators
Keat Athletics
Max Lanier
Cardinals
Cubs
Denny Gatehouse
Browns
Blankeed White Sox
Johnny Lanning
Pirates
Reds
Austin Bealmear
Associated Press Sports Weiter
St. Louis Cardinals
Brooklyn Dodgers
Dodger
Cards
Chicago Cubs
Claude Base Seall
Philadelphia
Brooks
Carl’Hubbell
Boston Braves
Mel Ott
Hubbell
Passeau
Lanier
Terry Moore
Johnny Hopp
Melton
Max Macon
Pittsburgh Pirates
Cincinnati
Boston Red Sox
New York Yankees
New York
Denny Galehouse
St. Louis Browns
Shiccago White Sox
Cleveland Indians
Jock Wade
Atlack
Fights Last Night in New York Beau Jack and Paralta
Boxing results from New York and Springfield show Beau Jack stopping Farming Fata in 137 1 2 and Joe Paralta outpointing Quentin Breese. Freddy Archer beat Norman Rubio in Newark 144 to 145 1 2. A Blytheville item notes John Wisdom’s car theft after leaving it on a dark street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New York
Beau Jack
Springfield
Mags
Farming Fata
Joe Paralta
Tamaqua
Quentin
Baby) Breese
Manhattan
Kas
Newark
Freddie Archer
Norman Rubio
Albany
Wisdom
Blytheville, Ark
John Wisdom
Redbirds Close Gap on Dodgers in NL Race
The St. Louis Cardinals ride a five game win streak, led by Max Lanier's seven hit shutout, to trim the Dodgers lead to six and a half games as Chicago fall to 0, while the Giants and Pirates win. Red Sox beat Yankees in 10 innings as Browns move within one game of third.
Oil and Gas Filings Lafayette August 14 1942
Oil and Gas filings dated August 14 1942 list mineral deeds and leases among Redfern Royalties Inc and others, with assignments and releases affecting sections 28 and 16 in township 19S range West, plus paths in 15S 24W and 25W. Notable names include Tidewater Assd Oil Co Seaboard Oil Co J Regan Skelly Oil and Ida Burns, with quitclaim and assignment records and several 10 year oil and gas leases and related releases recorded in 1942, alongside a sports note on a Washington Senators victory over Philadelphia Athletics July 1942 and references to McKamie and Reed land records in Book T-7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lafayette
Eunice Triplett
Redfern Royalties, Inc
John J. Redfern
Ele
Wis
Sey
West
EC. Hays
Tidewater Ass'd Oil Co
Seaboard Oil Co
JT. A. May
Grace May
Marjorie May
W. J. Regan
J. Regan
Skelly Oil Company
Kirktown Showdown Ends Castro Gang Era
Penny rallies Kirktown with a peaceful mass meeting and a citywide march to Castro. Jim Vickers and Bud Walsh lead a tense takeover that drives the gang from town after a brutal fight, leaving Jim scarred but victorious as the story promises a conclusion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Penny
Kirktown
Bud Walsh
Castro
Jim
Castro Gang
Bud
Central Avenue
Colleges Move Games to Spectators to Boost Attendance
College coaches plan shifting football games to larger venues and cities to draw crowds as travel limits ease. While many expect higher gate receipts, some smaller schools fear significant declines. West Virginia moves a Oct 3 game to Boston, Maryland relocates Rutgers to Baltimore, and Florida swaps venues to Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Claassen
New York
Vic
Champaign
Ill
Cleveland
Bernie Moore
Louisiana State
Tigers
Baton Rouge
Mike Ahearn
Kansas State
Manhattan Kas
Army
West Point
Boston
Chicago
Los Angeles
Dallas
Minneapolis
Washington
Baltimore
Atlanta
New Orleans
West Virginia
Boston College
Maryland
Rutgers
Florida
Pennsylvania
Property transfers and oil dealings in Nevada County deeds
Dated entries show Aug 1942 land deeds and filings including J M Passwaters and wife to H C Barnett and Effie Barnett for 40 acres in Nevada County with Ree. 33 West. J B Warmack et ux to Skelly Oil Co covering SE NW NE SW in section 12 township 13 Ree 20. T J Barbaree et ux to Charles G Johnson with NW SE and SW SW in section 13 township 14 range 23. royalty deed dated 1949 filed 8-16-42.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Passwaters
Pansy Passwaters
H.C. Barnett
Effie Barnett
Nevada County
Helen Hasterly O. &. Case
J. B.ermack
Skelly Oil Co
G. Esse
J. B. Warmack
Fee
Charles G. Johnson
Senate Exec Session Deliberates Tax Withholding Proposal
In recess, Finance subcommittee discusses a plan to withhold part of employees income tax from salaries at 9 a m. Patent committee hears W F Farish president Standard Oil Co New Jersey on Standard patent pool with IG Farben at 9 30 a m. Military affairs subcommittee examines extending employees compensation act benefits to conscientious objectors at 9 a m. House in recess along with Senate yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Senate
Farish
Standard Oil Company
New Jersey
Standard
Geyman
Farbenindustrié
House
DiMaggio Sprained Ankle As Yankees Split With Red Sox
A year ago today Joe DiMaggio, Yankee center fielder, suffered a sprained ankle in a split with the Boston Red Sox. Notes include quick shifts in the division race as Boston and New York battled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Joe DiMaggio
New York Yankee
Boston Red Sox
Malcolm Cambell
Miss Bluebeard II
Lake Coniston
England
Chicago Cubs
Curt Davis
Pittsburgh
New York Giants
College football site changes shuffle major games
Army will play in Philadelphia instead of West Point. Princeton moves Army and Navy to Yankee Stadium in New York. Stanford faces Santa Clara and Washington in San Francisco rather than Palo Alto. Alabama shifts two games from Tuscaloosa and Mississippi takes a Georgia game to Memphis. Ole Miss and Vanderbilt could meet on the same field. Texas A&M and Rice clash in Houston instead of College Station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Army
Philadelphia
West Point
Princeton
Navy
New York
Yankee Stadium
Stanford
Santa Clara
University of Washington
San Francisco
Palo Alto
Alabama
Tuscaloosa
Mississippi
Georgia
Memphis
Texas A.& M
Rice
Houston
College Station
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Iran
Missi. Aahefield
Me ‘Memers
Thursda
Kelly Bryant
Nowers
B. Bi. McMahon
Charles Harrey
George Newbern
Hiram Meeks
Iss Lurline Meeks
A. K. Holloway
Kansas City
Micky Williams
Willams
Cal
Bob Porter
Camp Maxpy, Hexas
Fale Lerrents
The
Mrg
Will Por Oy
Lynchburg
Newport News
Ump
Tooter
Fort Hancock, N
John J. Saveile
Johnny
Fort
Prescott News
Julia Gatley
Davis Ohio
N. N. Daniel
Dad
Adam Thomas
Little Ro
Herman Thornton
Jon
H. B. de Lamar
Frank Tuberville
Joe Basw
L. J. Harrell Sr
Amelia
Franks
Harrell
J. E. Daniel
Litle
Daniel
Patsy. Triplett
Mary Gail Whitake
Miss Whitaker
Mary Gail Whitaker
University, Arkansas
Chi
Omiga
Hope
Nashvill
de Queen
Whitaker
Helen Whitaker
Missaker
Ptsy Triplett
Pine Bluff
Frances Geer
Morriston
Mary Alice Wefer
Lynn Makey
Miss Joy. Folston
Nashville
Patsy Peek
Nancy Hill
Mary Wilson
Martha"Whi
Nancy Sue Robbin Hope
Jennie Mildred
McR
Helen Hesterly
Bit McGill
Garland City
Mrs. 'T Musley
St. Joseph
Rialto
Lupe Velez
Leon Errol
Michael Ames
NEW Saenger
Irene Dunne
Patric Knowles
Saenger
Sun-Man-Tues
Rialto Matinee Daily
Billy
Santa Fe
Redbirds
Arkansas Fuel Oil Company
Ida Burns Et al S
Joe Haynes
Washington Senators
Philadelphia Athletics
Alex Cuarrasquet
Phil Marvhikton
Gene Garth
E. N. McKamie
M. F. McKamie
R. H. Reed
Gladys McKamie Walker
Sis
Exa McKamie
Summerfield G
Roberts
W. L. Allen
R. L. Lane
Roy Ellis
Lucky Penny
Gloria Kaye
the Courier
Kirktown Glee Club
Lou MacDonald
Jim Vickers
Pemmy
Glee Club
MacDonald
Humane Society
Providence
Congress
Sports Mirror
Perkison’s. Jewelry Store
South Walnut
Coca-Cola
Coca-Cola Company
Cqca
Polaequling
Gomutany
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