Social Calendar Highlights Local Events And Anniversaries
Social calendar items cover Womens Society of Christian Service meeting at Mist Methodis Church, Episcopal Women's conference in Arkansas at Mother Lodge, September 21 22 and 24, Thursday Club luncheon at Texarkana Coffee Cup, and bi monthly Thursay Bridge Club games with prize winners. Also notes Jett Graves Class social at First Methodist Church with guests and a McCaskill couple celebrating garden wedding anniversary with family gathered. Hempstead County community events and attendance listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Society of Christian Service
Mist Methodis
Welock
E Episcopal Women of the Locese of
Arkansas
Mother Lodge
Etht Joan
R. L. Broach Hoat
Desert Bridge
Thursay
Rand
R. L. Broach
Ebcmahon
Hamilton Hanegan
George Peck
Texarkana
5. C. Wingfield
T. S. McDuavitt
Ralph Routon
Roy Anderson
Terrell Cornelius
Robert Wilson
Carter’ Johnson
C. C. McNeil
Niel Jewell
Jett B. Graves
Jett . Graves
First Methodist Church
Marion Buchanan
Lloyd Kinard
John Nungeésser
Highland
Kinard
C. C. Thomas
Clyde Hendrickson
Hollis Luck
Thomas
McCaskill
James Albert Cullins
Otis Foster
Foster
Hempstead County
Coming and Going: Travel Guests and Local Visits
Residents and visitors are listed with extended stays across Texarkana and nearby towns. The record notes Mr. and Mrs. Nick B Jones of Los Angeles visiting My and Mrs. Woller Jones, Mrs. P B Smith and Mr. Chipps of Dallas staying with Captain and Mrs. R A Boyett, and Mrs. Foe Wray of New Orleans visiting relatives. Pvt. Robert O Neal from Camp Robinson spends the weekend with Mrs. O Neal. Thomas Crosnoe Jr., a Trans-Continental Air Lines radio engineer from Burbank, arrives for two weeks. Mrs. A L King hosts guests including her mother Mrs. R R Cornelis of Fulton along with Mrs. Clara Mouser Park of McKamie and Misses Mar Lou and Ruby Sue Cornelius of Fulton. The Cornelius sisters accompany Mrs. Park home. Mrs. C C Holloman, Mrs. Clift Stewart, Mrs. Parrell Baker, and Mrs. Louis Sutton visit Texarkana on Thursday. Master Sergeant Charles Woodall of Camp Hand, California, is the rest of his mother Mrs. Ray Kitchens at 507 North Rim Street, with her brother Luther Sallee of San Pedro, California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Crosnoe, Jr
Trans-Continental Air Lines
Burbank
Calif
Blane
A. L. King
R. R. Cornelis
Fulton
Clara Mouser Park
McKamie
Mar Lou
Ruby Sue Cornelius
Cornelius
Mrs. Park
Charles Woodall
Camp Hand
California
Ray Kitchens
North Rim Street
Kitchen
Luther Sallee
San Pedro
Cae
Isso A Ruest
Bears rout college All-Stars in postwar era game
The Chicago Bears defeated college All-Stars 47 to 13 before a crowd of 88 200. Johnny Rigney of the Chicago White Sox earned his ninth straight victory by beating the Philadelphia Athletics 4 to 4. Johnny Goodman defeated Ray Billows 2 up in a 46 hole National Amateur Golf final.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago Bears
Johnny Rigney
Chicago White Sox
Philadelphia Athletics
Tve
Johnny Goodman
Ray Billows
Fights Last Night By Up Chicago Ray Robinson and Others
The results show Ray Robinson of New York knocked out Tony McViss from Chicago. Joe Maxin of Cleveland knocked out Jack Marshall of Dallas. Chalky Wright of New York stopped Joey Mari ner from Detroit. Carman Notch of Pittsburgh outpointed Lew Jenking of Sweetwater. Marvin Bryant of Dallas outpointed Deuiny Hosati of Newark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Ray Robinson
New York
Tony McViss
Joe Maxin
Cleveland
Jack Marshall
Dallas
Tex
Detroit
Chalky Wright
Joey Mariner
Dayton
Carman Notch
Pittsburgh
Lew Jenking
Sweetwater
Elizabeth
N. J
Marvin Bryant
Deuiny Hosati
Newark
Baseball Stars and Submarine Philosophy News
Yesterday's Stars highlight Curt Davis of the Dodgers who held the Cardinals to eight hits in a win. Harry Feldman of the Giants shut out the Reds over 11 innings on a six hit game. Hank Garrick of the Pirates beat the Braves on two hits. Jim Rugby of the Indians limited the Red Sox to five safeties as Boston ended its winning streak. A Milwaukee World item notes Ensign Edward F Sullivan Jr requests philosophy books for his submarine classroom from Rev. Howard A McGrath S J at Marquette University.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Curt Davis
Dodgers
Cardinals
Harry Feldman
Giants
Reds
Hank Garricks
Pirates
Braves
Jim Rugby
Indians
Red Sox
Boston
Ensign
Milwaukee
Wis
Torne
Holward A. McGrath
S. J
Marquette University
Sheboygan
Marquette
Father McGrath
Judson Bailey
Associated Press
Brooklyn Dodgers
New York Yankees
Franklin Dodgers
St. Louis Cardinals
Boston Red Sox
Cleveland Indians
St. Louis
Redbirds
Sportsman's Park
Max Last Lanier
Brooklyn
Ernie White
Dodger
Hughson
Skein
Cecil
Tex
Jim Bagby
Ted Williams
Cincinnati
New York Giants
Ray Starr
Hank Gornicki
Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh Pirates
Boston Braves
Elbie Fletcher
Baseball World Series to Aid Red Cross and USC
Baseball offers to dedicate the World Series gate to the Red Cross and USC, with $679,006 to charity, $432,000 to players, and $420,298 to baseball if the series goes seven games. Commissioner Landis and league presidents indicated prior consult with USC and Red Cross would occur before formal approval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
Usc
Chicago
U.S.O
K. M. Landis
Will Harridge
American League
Ford Prick
National League
Landis
Washington
Norman H. Davis
American Red Cross
New York
Paul. Badger
New York Yankees
Brooklyn Dodgers
Commissioner's Office
U.S.C
Yankee Stadium
U.s.c.red Cross
Zame Amit
Od Landis
Tennis, football and boxing notes in Roundup
New York sports column surveys tennis sport demand as rubber shortages grip golf and tennis balls. Alaska hunt plans to limit big game focusing on Gillham and Grand National Trapshoot. Lea Parocher may return to active list for World Series eligibility. George McAfee travels from Jacksonville Naval Station to Chicago to sit on the Bears bench with plans to play against All-Stars. North South football stadium expansion OKed by Washington to add 7,500 seats in Montgomery. Bul Karris nickname linked to fishing trip with Duggin Miller and George Strickler. crowding fish denied bites. Naval district boxing finals near Boston arena amid limited ticketing. 4,000 seats reserved for service men. Dave Smukler instructing at Princeton Officers' training school after returning from Techland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh Fullerton
New York
Charlie Gillham
Juneau
Grand National
Alaska
Lea Parocher
George McAfee
Ty P
Jacksonville Naval Station
Chicago
Bears
George Halas
Montgomery
Ala
Washington
Travelers Rally to Take Series as Nashville Falls
Travelers win 4-3 in Nashville to gain a one game lead as Ed Lopat pitches five hits to finish the series. Little Rock, riding a 19-3 start, mixed with key hits from Ray Schalk and Bob Fausett to edge Nashville and set up a four game set with Knoxville. Nashville rests, Memphis visits, while Atlanta strengthens its grip with a 7-4 win over Birmingham. Chattanooga, New Orleans split, with New Orleans taking the first leg 5-1 and 2-0 in a doubleheader.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Preas
Willis Hudlin
Little Rock Travelers
Nashville
Vols
Little Hock
Travs
Travelers
Ed Lopat
Tavs
Knoxville Smokies
Little Rock
Memphis
Atlanta
Crackers
Birmingham
Chattan Nooga
New Orleans
George Docking
Chattanooga
Frank Vevrka
Knoxville
Hu Shelley
Dutch McCall
Paul Erickson
Ray Schalk
Jim Tyack
Bob Fausett
Dodgers Rally to Beat Cards
Dodgers rally from a slow start to defeat the St. Louis Cardinals 4 to 1 at Sportsman's Park. Curt Davis earned his 14th win for Brooklyn, who extended their lead to 3 1/2 games. The Cardinals were hurt by early rapid scoring and a rough fourth inning as Lanier and White struggled. 18,685 watched Brooklyn, with attendance surpassing 91,000 in the series.
When a Girl Marries Chapter Ending Entanglements
Enid, seeking escape from a flirtatious plan with a married man, finds solace sketching in a park. A dog attack brings her into Dr Henry Holliday's bachelor apartment where she tends his young son Sonny. A dinner scene fuses art, attraction, and a hint of concealed family reality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Dusit
Henry Holiday
Enid
Wanda
End
Henry Holliday
Ling
Sonny
Deaths Last Night By the Associated Press
David O. Ouellet, 84, of St. Louis, president of the American Refrigerator Transit Company, died during a vacation in Tomahawk Wisconsin. The report notes that at the outbreak of war there were 1,100,000 American nationals in the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
David O. Ouellet
Tomahawk, Wis
David OO. Ouellet
St. Louis
American Refrigerator Transit Company
Ams
United States
Comedians Clash With Mob at Party Over Missing Cutlery
Odd incident at a party hosted by Ole Olsen and Chic Johnson. The fight mob was invited by Cleo Shans, but the meal fell flat as guests noticed no cutlery until knives and forks arrived with the coffee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ole Olsen
Chic Johnson
Fight Mob
Cleo Shans
Prescott Gentlefolk Attend Social Roundup in Hot Springs
A flurry of visits and returns light up Prescott area as residents travel to Hot Springs for several days.
Oil and Gas Filings for August 1942 Multiple Leases
August 25 26 1942 oil and gas filings show transfers and royalty deeds. J K Wadley and wife convey acreage in Sec 19 Twp 16 S Ree 24 West to Est of Henry Moore Jr under a lease dated 3 18 40 recorded A page 449. Jarrell B Jackson and wife convey west 25 acres of NE of NW and E of NW of Sec 21 Twp 15S Range 23W to Frank W Leonard. Royalty deeds dated August 26 1942 and filed August 20 1942 involve multiple tracts including sections 18 21 and 29 with various grantors trustees and heirs. Lease dated 8 11 42 filed 8 25 42 to Charles H Murphy. Prepared by Helen Hesterly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eunice Triplett
J. K. Wadley
Henry Moore Jr
Jarrell B. Jackson
Frank W. Leonard
New
Church and Bible Services Across Local Churches
The August church notes list services at First Methodist Pine at Second with no services on Sunday and a youth fellowship, choir practice, and Sunday school. First Baptist Ware and Main Streets reports Sunday school and morning worship, with the pastor returning from vacation to preach both morning and evening. First Pentecostal West Fourth and Ferguson lists Sunday school, regular and evening services, prayer, Bible study, and a welcome to non-regular attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Methodist Church
Pine
Kenneth L. Shore
Tennessee
Georgia
Baptist Training Union
First Baptist Church
First Pentecostal West Fourth
Ferguson W. P. Graves
First Cor
Congress in Recess Fails to Progress on Tax Bill
Today in Congress the Finance Committee continues work on the tax bill in recess, with sessions at 9 am. The House remains in recess while the Senate considers a resolution related to James C. Petrillo and radio station recordings for coin operated phonographs. Deferred action on the soldiers by mail bill extends until Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fone
House
Senate
James C. Petrillo
Rae Gaito
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Casion
Dorsey Cullins
Freed Cullins
Is. Lawrence Culling
Mrs. Cullin
Wilis Morrow
Bleving
Andy Folsom
Nick B. Jones
Los Angeles, Calif
Woller &, Jones
P. DB
Simith
Mr. Chipps
R.A. Boyett
Foe Wray
Robert O'Neal
Camp Robinson
Mrs. O'Neal
C. C. Holloman
Clift Stewart
Parrell Baker
Louis Sutton
Joseph
Rialto
Bud Abbott
Lou Costello
Rio Rita
Kathryn Grayson
Don “Red
Barry
James Jr
Robert Paige
Jane Frazee
Mickey Rooney
Andy Hardy
Judy Garland
Steel
Jesper
Sports Mirror
NEW Saenger
FBI
Charles Starrett
Russell Hayden
Tombstone
Milton Berle
Brenda Joyce
Royal Mounted
Charlevoix
Mich
Bul Karris
Detroit Lions
Bul
Duggin Miler
George Strickler
Karcis
Rene Ryerson
Dr. Holliday
Ian
Eaid
Hank Holliday
Dave
Ivy League
Prescott
Helen-Hesterly
Ray Toler
Searcy
Thomas Hea Logan
Theo Butter
Bodcaw
A. M. Garber
Clara McCartney
Paul Abbott
Patricia Ann
Hot Springs
Jimmy Nichalgs
Addys Brown Jett
John Park
Pete Tapp
Helena
Carte Jane Greeson
Jake Hesterly
J. L. Welch
Fate Hines
Smack
C. C. Harvey
Bluff City
Yester
Zark
Nini Scott
Dorothy Couth
Simacko
Dorothy
Wimbert
J. . Welch
Texas
al Dan Roe
Norman Whitaker
Ted
Louis
Coast Guard
Thorpe
Rio
John Carroll
Patricia Dane
Lafayette
Nevada County
Siociar L. Earl
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Ec J. Rushing
Tristes See
Helen Hesterly
J. M. Hazelwood
Chas. H. Murphy
Church News
First Baptist
Ware and
Main Streets
William R. Hamilton
Congress
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Saenger
Jesse James Jr
Anly
Hardy
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