Social and Personal Calendar Highlights in Local Circles
The Social Calendar lists multiple Women’s Missionary Society circles at First Baptist, with gatherings in homes of Mrs. R. V. yvernden, Mrs. W. BR. Pruitt, Mrs. Claud Hamilton, and others, plus a pot luck at the church dining room. Also notes Band Auxiliary at the Henry hotel, Waves and Spars enlistment info, and American Lesson Auxiliary meetings with hostesses. Founders Day program at Hempstead County schools, Red Cross volunteer drives, and two new Red Cross Home Nursing classes organized for day and evening groups. Also lists Coming and Going notes on residents traveling to Pendleton, St. Louis, Hot Springs, and Edmonton with influenza confinement for Roy Anderson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arch Moore
James WW. Jones
Hugh Jones
W. R. Hamilton
Gaston
C. D. Lester
Bairmian
Hempstead County
Lea
Mrre
B.C. Hyatt
Crit Stuart
Tema Dean
George Greene
E. F. McFaddin
S. E. McPherson
Charles Larrell
Byron Mefner
Marty Shiver
H. E. Benson
Fred Cook
Home Nursing Department
the American Red Cross
Leon Bundy
Dorothy Porter
R. N
Mary Mills
West Ard Street
Raney Brown
Temple Nolen
C. R. Hamilton
Leroy Spates
M. M. McCloughan
D. O. Sylvy
Charles H. Duke
Will Arnold
Tra “Yocub
Ross Bright
Allison Shields
Agnes Ewrin
Della Foster
D. B. Phillips
Ruby Sweat
J. W. Harper
Hart
Carl Coffee
Elbert’ May
FP. B. Ward
Hugh Bearden
Sam Warmack
Cteve Andres
E. A. Morsani
C. W. Harrington
C. B. Johnston
Leo Grace
Prank- UN
G. C. Stewart
J. R. Gentry
O. H. Pennybaker
Corbin’ Foster
Adale Slaton
J. H. Morton
Robert Martin
Herbert Arnold
Maud &. Mayton
Betty May Lemon
E. A. Epler
Dick Moore
Only 14 Minor Leagues Survive 1942 Season Picture
New York reports that only 14 of 28 minor leagues remain for the 1942 season with several in doubt. The Texas League delays verdict until Feb 24, while the Northern League in Minneapolis contemplates reducing to eight clubs or folding. Pocatello and the three-eye league also disband for the duration. many leagues suspended since last season race to finish rosters and arrange retirement or service lists to avoid free agency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Minneapolis
Claas Northern League
Pocatello
Idaho
Pioneer
Chicago
Johnny Mostil
Waterloo, In
Iava
Pagins
Idhir
Deaths of Jean Durante and Oscar Newfang
Mrs. Jean Durante, about 45, wife of actor Jimmy Durante, died last night in Los Angeles. Oscar Newfang, 68, credit authority in economics, died last night in New York. The report notes wartime production in the U.S. and a surge in automobile industry war material output.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Jean Durante Lo Los Asigeles
Jean Durante
Jimmy Durante
von. Dian
Oscar Newfang
New York
Credit Authority and Economics
Weller
Columbus
Onis
Senate Considers Routine Bills and Committees
Senate Considers appropriations and military committee studies manpower issues while the House opens debate on independent appropriations. Ways and Means finishes hearings on pay as you go tax plans. The military panel continues draft deferment priority study for fathers. Supreme Court meets to deliver opinions as Wiley B. Ruthledge is seated as associate justice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Senate
House
Jelsewheres
Uae
Supreme Court
Wiley B. Ruthledge
Seal
Rivalry heats up as indoor track season delivers bold show
The indoor season roars to life with standout showings by Greg Rice and Gil Dodds and a rush of notable performances. Earl Mitchell and Frank Dixon clock fast miles, Georgetown’s Hugh Short ties the world record in two 600 yard events, and college football futures loom while boxing and military stories add drama.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Greg Rice
Gil Dodds
Glenn Cunningham
Gene Venzke
Bill Bonthton
Dodds
Earl Mitchell
Frank Dixon
Mitchell
Millrose
Dixon
Borton
The Terrible Eye and the Meath Mystery
In a turn of events Hildy returns home angry at her father while Jonah Logan confronts his own feelings for Hildy. They test their Terrible Eye gadget to spy on Meath meeting a gorilla-like figure at the summer house, fearing danger and intrigue ahead. Meath’s shadowy meeting fuels suspicion as Hildy vows to spy while torn by love and loyalty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mariner Moat
Army
Clark Shaughnessy
Pill
Lou Rymkus
Notre Dame Tackle
South Bend
Corway
Huey Channing
Jonah Logan
Mildya
Judan
Jonah Ty
Jonah
Abe
Sonvell
Hildy
Jonah Wrathf Ully
Chet
Air Corps
Iceland
Mongolia
Father
Couse
Mahoney
Gildy
Pond
Meath
Miss Meath
Mr. Logan
College basketball results scattered across today’s scores
East Seton Hall 49 Yale 36 at Harvard. Princeton 32 Notre Dame 74. New York 1743 Pennsylvania 49. Duke 48 Army 48 Rutgers 44. South Georgia 51 Auburn at Kentucky 53. Tennessee 29 Midwest Indiana 51 Wisconsin 44. Illinois 66 Minnesota 35. Oklahoma 34 Kansas State 35 Kansas 56 Nebraska 24. Creighton 65 Tulsa 26. Great Lakes 60 Purdue 38. Oklahoma and M 39 St Louis 02. Miami 55 Western Reserve 323. Ohio Northern 64 Capitol 55. Duluth CHRST 42 Mankato TCHRS 40. Pittsburghs J 34 Washburn U 60. Rockhurst 48. Missouri Valley 47. Culver-Stock ton 43 in Hays State Kas 63 Beth elda Wichita ass 74. Piiends U 22 Mustings 47 Peru 45. St Ambrose 61 Buena Vista la 28 Central Mo 32 William Jewell 22 Springfield Mo TCHRS 36.
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Associated Press
Seton Hall
Yale
Harvard
Princeton
Notre Dame
New York
Pennsylvania
Duke
Army
Rutgers
South Georgia
Auburn
Kentucky
Tennessee
Midwest
Indiana
Wisconsin
Illinois
Minnesota
Oklahoma
Kansas State
Kansas
Nebraska
Creighton
Tulsa
Great Lakes
Purdue
St. Louis
Miami
Western Reserve
Ohio Northern
Capitol
Duluth
Mankato
Pittsburghs
Washburn U
Rockhurst
Kansas City
Brake
Missouri Valley
Culver-Stockton
Hays State
Kas
Bethelda Wichita
Piiends U
Mustings
Neb
Peru
St. Ambrose
Buena Vista
William Jewell
Springfield
Razorbacks Nearly Out of Southwest Conference Race
Arkansas has been swept by Texas and falls to a 5 3 league record tying Rice for second place behind Texas in the Southwest. Texas leads with two games to spare while Arkansas faces Texas A and M and Texas in upcoming games. Bill Cross of Rice increased his scoring lead to 182 points for the season as Texas Christian and Baylor push in the standings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fayetteville
Texas Longhorns
University of Arkansas’ Razorbacks
Parkers
Rice Owls
Texas
Texas Christian
Fort Worth
Rice
Baylor
Houston
John Hargis
Texas Center
Epp
Texas Ton
Arkansas
Sothern Meth
Harbert Ties Hogan In Texas Open Finish
Sports Mirror recalls a year ago when final nine holes yielded a 30 for Chick Harbert and a 65 round to tie Ben Hogan at 272 in the Texas Open in San Antonio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press Today
Chick Harbert
Ben Hogan
San Antonio
Gush Suhr
Philadelphia Phil Baseball Club
British Lawn Tennis Association
Germany
Ws.l.t.a
Fred Kelsey: Hollywood’s first cinematic cop and comic pioneer
Hollywood by Robbin Coons profiles Fred Kelsey, a 32 year veteran of the movie beat, famed for shaping police comedy in film. Born in Sandusky, Ohio, Kelsey rose from stage and seafaring to acting and directing, becoming a fixture on police squads and in comic roles from Mulligan in The Gorilla to The Lone Wolf and In This Our Life, known for overacting and expressive, big performance style.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood
Fred Kelsey
Sandusky
Ohio
Ham
Wallace Reid
Harry Carey
Texas Guinan
Kelsey
Mulligan
Athletic Club
College Scores Page Items
Camp Crowder 32 Southwest Baylor 50 Texas Christian 41 Rice 3 Southern Methodist 33 Texas 48 Arkansas 35 West California 36 St. Marys College 33 Orega 30 Oregon State 35 Stanford 66 Coast Guard 55 U Calif SA 41 St. Marys Pre Might 38 Wyoming 65 Colorado State 40 Colorado College 43 Colorado Mines 42.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp Crowder
Southwest Baylor
Texas Christian
Rice
Southern Methodist
Texas
Arkansas
West
Orega
Oregon State
Stanford
Coast Guard
U Calif. SA
St. Marys Pre Might
Wyoming
Colorado State
Colorado College
Colorado Mines
Disney’s prewar output and an inside look at Walt Disney
The article notes Disney’s badges across three police departments and a network of police friends, then surveys his prewar film pace and projects. It cites numerous productions including naval training shorts, color films for Inter-American Affairs, Victory Through All Power, The Gremlins, and Peter Pan, with live actors aiding animation. It describes campus security changes and the shift toward using live actors for effects, plus education shorts like The Winged Scourge on malaria.
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Hollywood
Walt Disney
Disney
U. S. Navy
Office of
Alexander P. de Seversky
Walt
Seversky
Disney Plots Platform Move Over Protective Measures
The piece surveys shifting media and education realms with film stars and the “Seven Dwarfs” as examples, noting protective screen tactics and a warlike vaccination metaphor. It speculates on future changes in kids’ access and audience seats as Walt Disney influences the platform landscape.
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Little Red
House
Walt Disney
High Court Decisions and War News Summary
The Arkansas Fuel Oil Co case goes to Crawford County for retrial over damages from a fall near state highway 53. A $504.35 judgment against Missouri Pacific for misdelivered coal was affirmed, though coal value testimony was lacking. D A Shofner Miller received $293.65 from Texarkana Checker Cab for a 1941 collision. Meanwhile, Jap Zero fighters press attacks on Allied bombers, a U S fighter completed a 600 mile round trip to strike targets, and 12 million pounds of bombs were dropped in a major raid on Germany.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arkansas Fuel Oil Co
Downs
Bodcaw
Crawford
Clay Excelsior Coal Co
Missouri Pacific Railway
Supreme Court
D .A. Shofnern Miller Circuit Court
Texarkana Checker Cab Co
Alley Dame
Texarkana
Notice of Sale by Mortgage Foreclosure in Hempstead County
United States mortgage holder announces sale of Ras Cheatham property in Hempstead County Arkansas on February 17, 1943 at 2 PM. Auction at Ras Cheatham Columbus location for cash to highest bidder, including livestock a black mare mule Kate gray mare mule Bell wagon implements and farming gear listed in notice. County Supervisor John V. Perguison authenticates the document dated February 13 1943.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ras Cheatham
United States
Recorder
Hempstead County
Arkaris
Ludenhaus
John Deere
Dixie
United States of America
John V. Perguison
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Daisy Dorothy Heard
Circle No
Women's Missionary Society of the First Baptist Church
Mia. R. V. Yvernden, Sr
W. BR. Pruitt
Claud Hamilton
Pat
Women's Missionary Society
First Stapless Church
Franklin Horton
Hotel Henry
Clyde Hill
The
Waves and
Spars
Hill
C. R. Wiamilton
Jimmy Embree
Claude Agee
Glen Williams
Gardenia Garden Club
C. V. Nunn
Cc. C. Lewis
DP. T. A
Alvin Reynolds
Pendelion, Oregon
Pvt. Reynolds
R. W. Schwieter
Hot Springs
Mrs
O. J. Wade
Conway
Jess Davis
Dillard Breeding
Jackie
Edmondton
Alberta
Canada
Mr Breeding
Callahan Construction Co
Roy Anderson
South Main Street
LTT
NEW Saenger
Thora
Crosby and Dottie
HOPE
Ae kaMong
Tinya
News
Rialto
Ginger Rogers
Priscilla Lane
Robert Cummings
Peter Lind Hayes
U. S
Congress
Hugh Fullerton, JR
Jimmy Hodgson
Salt Lake Tribune
Branch Rickey
Dodgers
Bear Mountain
N.Y
Johhny Doolittle
Jimmie Dovolittie
West Point
Allen
Africa
Mal Edward
Purdue Grid
Lakehurst
Naval Air Station
Spartanburg
D. C
Camp Croft
Herb Brydon
Newark
N. J
Marines
Rip Murphy
Rip
Navy
Eoldie Gignac
Middlebury College
New Guineas
Camp Wheeler
Edwin Rutt
Jonail
NEA Service, Inc
Sports Mirror
Robbin Coons
Wide World
DeTinna
Toledo
Erie County
Los Angeles
George's
South Elin St
E. P. Young
Adv
U.S
Son English
Bob Elmore
Arks
Peturne
Hope Star
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