Social Calendar Notes for Friday Evening Events
Friday brings Junior-Senior League activities at First Methodist with a plenie swim at the Pines and a 7 p.m. church gathering plus a plenie lunch. Alathean and Gleaners class gatherings are set at Mrs S D Cook’s home at 7 p.m. Transportation inquiries to Bea. Contract Bridge events, club gatherings, and luncheons populate the schedule. Guests include Mrs Mack Duffie, Mrs J W Jones, and others. prizes awarded for high scores. travel mentions include visits to Washington and Biloxi.
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First Methodist Church
Pines
Gleaners
First Baptist Sunday School
S. D. Cook
Mor
Bea
Robin Sutherland
Mack Duffie
J. W. Jones
Ralph McClure
Harry Hawthorne
Opal Gainer
Magic Plant Ball Brings Quick Mini Gardens to Homes
New York reports Colgate Palmolive Peet unveils Magic Plant Ball a miniature garden kit. Seeds of Nasturtium Sweet Peas Morning Glory Dolichos and Starlet Runner are wrapped with plant food and vitamin BL in moss. Just add water to grow into a lush green display. Available via order blanks in grocery stores for 10 cents plus box tops.
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New York
Calgate-Palmolive-Peet Company
Colgate-Palmolive-Peet Company
Yesterday's Stars in Athletics and Dodgers Triumphs
Russ Christopher and Mike Kycevich led a split Athletics Dodger double header with strong pitching. Whillow Wyatt of the Dodgers hurled a one hitter to defeat the Giants for his 15th win. Jim Tabor belted a homer spree for the Red Sox against the Yankees. Johnny Vander Meer and Johnny Humphries delivered shutouts or solid hurling to boost their teams.
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Whillow Wyatt
Dodgers
Giants
Jim Tabor
Red Sox
Yankees
Johnny Vander Meer
Reds
Pirates
Johnny Humphries
White Sox
Vince DiMaggio
Boston Red Sox
New York
Sox
Elrcult
Philadelphia Athletics
Boxing Night Results From Several Cities
Fights last night in West Haven and Fall River featured Willie Pep at 128 pounds outpointing Nat Lilith at 132 for a 4-2 decision in New York. Frankie Rubino at 129 defeated Billy Pinti in Brooklyn. Herbert Marthal at 175 1 2 beat Wallace Cross at 212 in East Orange. Billy Buckley at 130 from Fall River outpointed Corky Davis at 135 in Worcester. Ernie Forte listed at 147 from Providence defeated Cefering Bronco at 145 in Fall River.
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Associated Press
West Haven
Conn
Willie Pep
Hartford
Nat Lilith
New York
Brooklin
Frankie Rubino
Brooklyn
Billy Pinti
Troy
N.Y
Elizabeth
N. J
Herbert Marthal
Wallace Cross
East Orange
Fall
Nashville Tops Chattanooga in Southern Association Tilt
Nashville moved within one game of the Travelers and kept pace atop the Southern Association standings with a 17-3 win over Chattanooga. Pitcher Paul Erickson limited Chattanooga to eight hits and fanned 13, as Hardin Cathey and Mike Guerra sparked a rally. Birmingham’s pitching faded later as Memphis won 7-4, tying for fourth place with Atlanta closing the gap behind manager Paul Richards.
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Associated Press
Nashville
Little Rock
Southern Association
Vols
Chattanooga
Lite Rock
Vol
Paul Erickson Lim
Anderson
Phil 'McCullough
Hardin Cathey
Mike Guerra
Birmingham
Memphis
Atlanta
Paul Richards
Dick Coffman
Craolers
Knoxville
Icruckers
Army World War II Football War Shields Schedule Shakeups
Roundup notes cancelations of college and service football programs at Camp Lee Camp Shelby and Keesler Field affecting Army teams. Mentions golf with Sam Snead, Dwight Smith and other players, plus World Series broadcast plans, and Chicago Bears decoys. References to Lieut Bill Gills and Howard Prestonn.
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Hugh Fullerton, JR
New York
Army
Ole Corps -Technical Training School
Keesler
Camp Lee
Camp Shelby
Miss
Cleveland Hams
Chicago Bears
George Ihson
Steve Warhol Drives Ninth Inning Rally Triumph
Steve Warhol belts a key hit in the ninth inning as Little Rock beats Knoxville 9 4. Tonight's games list Little Rock at Knoxville New Orleans at Atlanta Birmingham at Chattanooga Memphis at Nashville.
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Steve Warhol
Little Rock
Knoxville
New Orleans
Atlanta
Birmingham
Chattanooga
Memphis
Nashville
When a Girl Marries by Rene Ryerson Mart
Enid Sharon wrestles with marriage as sister Letty pressures her to wed Tom Driscoll before age and poverty pin her down. Enid, shy and plain, imagines a gentler life while Tom craves instant commitment and financial plans. Their domestic scene contrasts a lively home with Enid’s quiet hopes and lingering doubt. Continuous life scenes reveal social pressure, work, and the pull of romance.
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Enid
Cape Tian
Henry Holliday
State Medical Association
Neil House
Holliday
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Wing Memorial Hospital
Letty
Tom
University
Tom Driscoll
Dodgers Edge Giants as Wyatt Nearly Notch No-Hitter
Whitlow Wyatt pitches six solid innings with six strikeouts and no walks, losing the no-hit bid on John Mize’s late shot as the Dodgers beat the Giants 2 1 in twilight play. Dolph Camilli’s long sacrifice fly and Mickey Owen’s RBI single provide the decisive runs. The win tightens Los Angeles’ NL lead to seven games over idle St. Louis while Cincinnati and Philadelphia win elsewhere.
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Austin Bealmear
Associated Press
Brooklyn Dodgers
St. Louis Cardinals
Whitlow Wyatt
Wyatt
New York Giants
Dodgers
John Mize
Nabe Young
Dodger Park
Johnny Rizzo
Tom Sunkel
Dolph Camilli
Young
Mickey Owen
Mize
Mickey Witek
Mel Dit
Church News from Pine Second Kenneth Spare Elder Rev
The local church notices list revival at Salam Camp near Benton Arkansas with Pastor Kenneth L Spare missing Water Creek appointment. August 23 services include Sunday school, morning worship by Rev J F Brewer Jr of First Baptist, and Baptist Training Union. Episcopal and other churches announce services and a Fulton revival led by Rev J F Crane.
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Methodist
Kenneth L. Spare
Salam Camp
Round
Benton
Arkansas
Water’ Creek Methodist Church
J. F. Brewer Jr
First Baptist Church
Ups To
Ark
Baptist Training Union
Hirch
Chris
Brewer
Union Church of Fulton
J. F. Crane
Crane
Baptist Associiation
Flying Field Named for Robert Turner
Prescott News reports the new flying field run by Monroe School in Louisiana is named Turner Field in honor of Robert Arthur Turner. Turner, former cross country student at the C A A Flight School in Monroe, later served with the Army Air Force Ferry Command at Long Beach and died in an airplane accident on July 1. Friends of Mr. Turner express pleasure at the tribute.
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Robert Turner
School
Monroe
Louisiana
Turner Field
Robert Arthur Turner
J. Turner
A. L. Turner
Prescott
C. A. A. Flight School
Army Air Force Ferry Command
Long Beach
California
Turner
Army officer visits mother amid Georgia stay
Lt. Dudley Rouse recently received his commission as a First Lieutenant in the U S Army at Fort Mammoth New Jersey and spent Wednesday in the city visiting his mother Mrs H E Rouse. Dr and Mrs E P J Garrett are in Little Rock for two weeks. Mrs C H Volway is spending a week in Lewisville as the guest of her daughter Mrs Tom Hurst and Mr Hurst. Miss Helen Marie Wertz Miss Katherine Mitchell and Miss Florence Willis have returned from Texarkana where they attended W A ramp. Mrs Joe R Hamilton Mrs Estin Reese Mrs Ernest Hesterly and Otho Hesterly left Thursday to
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U. S. Army
Fort Mammoth
New Jersey
H. E. Rouse
Little Rock
C. H. Volway
Lewisville
Tom Hurst
Hurst
Helen Marie Wertz
Athletics sweep Washington in doubleheader rout
The Athletics defeated the Washington Senators 8-2 in the opener as Buck Newsom took his 16th loss while Russ Christopher pitched seven hits for Philadelphia. In the nightcap, a 12 inning thriller, the A’s won 4-1, with a five run uprising aided by Washington errors. The Chicago White Sox rallied to beat the St Louis Browns 5-4 after a six run fifth inning, Johnny Humphries tossing seven fine frames.
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Washington
Athletics
Buck Newsom
Russ Christopher
Philadelphia
A’s
Walt Masterson
Chicgo White Sox
St Louis Browns
Johnny Humphries
Sports Mirror: Golf and Tennis Highlights From Past Decades
A compact wrap recalls Ray Billows beating E Stranahan 6 and 5 in a Chicago amateur golf event a year ago. Three years ago Adrian Quist and Jack Wilsh defeated Jak Crawt and Harry Hopman 8 6 6 1 in the Australian final for the U S doubles title. Five years ago Lou Gehrig reached 2 500 games in the big league career milestone.
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Associated Press
Ray Billows
E Stranahan
Fir’ Real Lakes
Chicago
Adrian Quist
Jackwich
Jak Crawt
Harry Hopman
U States
Aga Lou Gehrig
Yankees
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