eH fi School Band Concert Tonight at Enger Theater
The eH fi School Band performs tonight at Enger Theater featuring Cotton March The Golden Star Spangled Banner and Manitou Heights with baritone solo by Clifford Dr2 The conductor Lavin directs a large roster of players including Jack Morton Bill Beard Kinard Young Franks Jr Bal Manney Buney Billy Ed Basye Alfred Dye Clifton Vine Lligene Jones L T Spring tricia Beauchamp Ophelia Ward Alfred Bran Henry Green Jack Bell Marianne Eason George Robbie Joyce Formby Melba Moore Sue Sutton Troy Hammons Eva Jean avid Newbern L C Turn ite Bob Elmore Forrest Walker and Buddie C R Gordon The concert launches a series to be held monthly.
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Aenger- Theater
Agram
Cotton March
Clifford
Manitou Heights
Alfred Dye
Clifton Vinelligene Jones
L. D. Springtricia
Beauchamp
Ophelia On
F. B. Ward
Alfred Bran
Henry Green
Jack Bell
Marane Eason
Null Crow
George Robbie
Joyce Formby
Sarahy
Melba
Moore
Sue Sutton
Troy Hammons
Eva Jean Avid Newbern
L. C. Turnite
Bob Elmore
Martin
Forrest Walker
Fatsy
Harmon Promoted to Lieutenant General
In the South Pacific Feb 17, Major General to Lieutenant General Harmon receives three stars from Admiral Halsey in a ceremony. The promotion follows the Guadalcanal victory, a joint Solomon Islands campaign led by Harmon and Halsey.
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Charles H. McMurtry
South Pacific
Millard F. Harman
Alr
William P. Halsey
Harmon
Navy
Army
Guadalcanal
Solomon Islands
Halsey
J D Barlow Named Red Cross Chairman for Hempstead
J D Barlow has been appointed Chairman of the Larger Gifts Division of the Red Cross 183 War Fund Campaign. He will call on individuals firms and corporations in Hempstead County for contributions over 25 by March 1. The county quota is 7900 to be met with many large gifts. China in the current war with Japan has casualties equal to Texas population.
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J. D. Barlow
Red Cross
Hempstead County
Hempstead
China
Japan
Texas
Southern Loop trims trip mileage and extends play in 140 game schedule
Southern Association clubs will cut travel by about 25000 miles and extend some games as they adopt a 140 game schedule. Two five game road series are planned in each city, with opening games set for April 23 and 29 featuring Nashville Atlanta New Orleans Birmingham Memphis Little Rock Knoxville Chattanooga.
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Southern Loop
Birmingham
Ala
Southern Association
Chattanooga
Knoxville
Memphis
Little Rock
Nashville
Atlanta
New Orleans
Knoxvile
Doyle Home Demonstration Club Meets For Cheese Cooking
The Doyle Home Demonstration Club met February 10 at Mrs. Louie Dowdy’s home with 10 members and three visitors. Miss Fletcher demonstrated cheese dishes and hand lotion, and the group heard ideas for other projects. A covered dish luncheon followed. an auction raised about $4.00. Next meeting is March 10 at Mrs. J. P. Hutson and the Council meeting will be March 80 at the Doyle church inviting all members. Hickory Shade club met February 8 at Mrs. John Rogers with seven members and two visitors. officers elected and tax discussion held. adjourned for February 24 at Mrs. W. H. Bruce.
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J. P. Hutson
Doyle Club
Veryone
Hickory Shade
John Rogers
Mary Claude Fletcher
Christine Naugher
H. D
Willis
Brown
Hopewell
Roy Burke
Ponco City
Oklahoma
W. H. Bruce
Wartime Census Work Aims To Track Home Food Use
Washington- Wide World Features Writer notes OPA taps Census Bureau for daily Wartime Food Diary data. 43,000 representative families in 4,000 homes to record purchases and prices, enabling quick insight into shortages and price shifts. Calls for citizen letters to Congress and guidance on wartime inquiries and appointments in Washington.
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Washington
Jack Stinnett
O.P.A
Burreau
Census Bureau
Census
OPA
Wartime guidance on letters to Congressmen and public influence
A citizen urges concise, independent opinion when writing to lawmakers during wartime. Do not join pressure campaigns. express one’s own views, consider the majority, and avoid harassing the Congressman.
Noisy Debates Over Letters From Clubs and Individuals
The text argues that vilifications and recriminations accompany disagreement and that a single author, either a secretary or president, can authorize a letter. It notes membership letters vary more than a lone signer and emphasizes consistent case statements from individuals or groups.
Dixie Walker Faces Pileup of News on Baby and Dodgers Contract
New York reports Dixie Walker, Brooklyn Dodger outfielder, became a father to a baby girl on Tuesday and, almost at the same time, received his 1943 Dodger contract. He plans to keep the child but remains uncertain about the contract terms.
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New York
Dixie Walker
Brooklyn Dodger
Dodger
Spring Hill Soldier Wounded in Action
Private Bryan Monroe, 27, son of William E. Monroe of near Spring Hill, has been reported wounded in action in the European theater. Monroe, a Spring Hill High School graduate, enlisted in 1941.
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Bryan Monroe
William E. Monroe
Near Spring Hill
Pvt
Monroe
Spring Hill I
Army
Fordham Beats City College NYC 71 to 43 in Basketball
Associated Press results show Fordham defeating City College of New York 71 to 43. Other scores include Yale 35 over Penny 6 as West Virginia 48 over Navy 33 and Syracuse 49 over Ingara 47. Nebraska 50 beat Kansas State 47 and Illinois Wesleyan 67 over Bradley 45 in overtime.
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Associated Press
Fordham
City College
Penny
Yale
West Virginia
Navy
Syracuse
Ingara
North Carolina State
Virginia
Nebraska
Kansas State
Illinois Wesleyan
Bradley
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