Social and personal events mark New Year social calendar
A busy schedule of club meetings and gatherings unfolds in January. Women of the Christian Service circles, Methodist and Baptist groups meet at various homes for circular and sewing activities. Social events include Lamarr Cox open house, Elizabeth Wilson New Year party, Rose Garden club program on Mexico, and a New Year's dinner hosted by Mrs. J. A. Henry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saciety of Christian Service
First Methodist Echurely
C. PB
Women's Society of Christian Service
First Methodist Church
W. C. Miller
J. A. Henry
Mannie Briant
O'Elock
Lamarr Coxs
Lamarr Cox
Wasiard Street
Dorsey McRae, Jr
Vincent Hester
Weldon Glass
Texarkana
Elizabeth Wilson
L. A. Poster
Rose Clibs
Mexico
Rose Gr den Club
Garrell Story
W. B. Munson
Sera Gibson
Kessian
Old
Aline Johnson
Johnson
Werilk T
Benson
Macon
Caralyn Story
T R. King
J. T. West
Eliattio Anne Poild
J. F. Gor Jum
He Il, Shiart
AL Heory
Personal Mention Of Local Residents Traveling Or Visiting
Coming and Going notes list Mr and Mrs Stith Ravenport departing to Texarkana, Miss Frances Bason returning to care for mother, Mrs 5 B Bason, Mrs Ross G Hanks leaving for Miami to assist evacuation of husband, Aly Catys engaged, Norma Jean Duke returning from Little Rock visit, Mrs Jack Fountain guests at Camp McCoy before Carter visit, Pvt Howard Reece visiting with parents, Harald Delaney Ben Fogg Bright Balterson Ernest Hawkins hosting, T Bell Sr receives Christmas card from son Sei Ike Bell Jr in North Africa, and other social updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stith Ravenport
Texarkana
Frances Bason
Washington
Efits
5. B. Bason
Ross G. Hanks
Miami
Pip
Ross G. Franks
United States Army Aly Catys
Jack Fountain
Camp McCoy
Wisconsin
Carter
Harald Delaney
Bolivar, Mo
Ben Fogg
Forrest City
Bright Balterson
Lille Beck
Ernest Hawkins
Warren
Dames
Hannah Ward
T. Bell, Sr
Sei
Ike ‘T. Bell, Jr
North Africa
Army to Reenlist Hank Creenberg by Feb First
Army officials announced that Hank Creenberg, discharged before Pearl Harbor due to age, would be back in service by February 1. The report traces past notes from three, five years ago highlighting prior sports and personnel references in the era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Agia
Army
Hank Creenberg
Pearl Harbor
Razorbacks Beat Pittsburg College in Kas
Razorbacks of Arkansas defeated Pittsburg College 43 to 38 in Pittsburg Kansas. The win marked a return to the winning column for the Razorbacks after a string of losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Kas
University of Arkansas
Butsburg Teacher College
Razor
Pair Tackles Big Factor in Vols Victory Over Tulsa
New Orleans January 2 Tennessee defeated Tulsa 14 to 7 in the Singer Bowl classic. Sophomore tackles Dick Huffman and Denver Crawford controlled Tulsa’s passing game, with Crawford blocking Dobbs for a safety and Huffman contributing key stops as the Vols held Tulsa to a net loss of 38 rushing yards while gaining 206.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Max Patrick
New Orleans
Tennessee
Golden Hurricanes
Tulsa
Dick Huffman
Charleston
West Virginia
Denver Crawford
Kingsport
Vols
Alvin Doyle
Louisiana State
Steve Till
Powher
Fordhan
Uuffman
Crawford
Glenn Dobbs
Turveianes
Dobbs
Arett Huffman
Hurricanes
Huffman
Gold Hid
Cal Pirdin
Vals
Tula
East All-Stars Triumph in Shrine Charity Classic
The East All-Stars edged the West 14 to 12 in Kezar Stadium before 58,000 fans in a New Year’s Day Shrine Charity Game. Paul Governali and Kennedy starred for the West, connecting on a touchdown pass and a key score, while East relied on ground work and sharp passing to secure the tight victory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dick Cushing
San Francisco
Kezar
Paul Governali
Columbia
Sid Luckman
Kennedy
Washington State
Deaths Last Night In Leading Business Figures
Deaths were reported of Emil C Finks 61 of New York president and chair man of Mack Trucks Inc Dr Alton Kaufman 60 Newark Jewish Chronicle publisher and Detroit Jewish Chronicle founder Ira L Grimshaw 95 Scarsdale assistant general counsel of the National Broadcasting Company J Oliver Williams 76 Brookline Boston financier and former Magda Metal Company treasurer and manager. Also note says motor truck taxes in 1941 exceeded one half billion dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emil C. Finks
New York
Emil CG
Finks
Mack ‘Trucks Inc
Dice
Anton Kaufman
Newark
N. J
Alton Kaufman
The
Newark Jewish Chronicle
Detroit Jewish Chronicle
Ira L
Grimshaw
Scarsdale
Juan
National Broadcasting Company
J, Oliver Williams
Brookline
Mass
Jun
J. Oliver Williams
Boston Financial Cvuises
Magda Metal Company of
Chicago
Buckeye Duo Wins Narrow Title at OKC Collegiate Tourney
Buckeye athletes narrowly clinched the championship at the Oklahoma City event, edging tough rivals in a close finish this week. University teams and sponsors celebrated the victory as the season advances toward postseason contention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bucky
Oklakhoma City
Sports Roundup: wartime trends and stars in 1943
In a 1943 outlook, Hugh Fullerton Jr. notes athletics may shrink to military training support as pro leagues pause for war. He cites Army and Navy needs, a fading pro football season, and colleges refocus on preparing soldiers. Guest star Ken Alyta discusses Sammy Baugh’s Pro Bowl travel. A Miami officers’ training arrival and Fort Story protest follow.
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New York
Army
Navy
Ken Alyta
Waterbury
Conn
Sammy Baugh
Philadelphia
Texas
Georgia Bulldogs Triumph in Rose Bowl Over UCLA 9–0
Georgia defeated UCLA 9 to 0 before 93,000 at the Rose Bowl. Georgia piled up 212 yards to UCLA’s 97, with 24 first downs to five. Bruins clung to life with three periods of sturdy defense, stopping Trippi and Sinkwich while overcoming injuries. A late first punt return sparked Georgia’s decisive drive, ending with Sinkwich’s one yard scoring plunge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell Newland
Pasadena
Calif
Georgia
Conerete Stadium
Rose Bowl
Bulldogs
University of California Bruins
Old South
Bulldog
Bruin
UCLA
Southeastern
Bruins
Amelia Frankie Sinkwich
Charley Tripp
Bielitz Receives Two Plus One Technical Fouls at Fort Story
Fort Story game action shows Bielitz fouling in the act of shooting. Two free throws plus a third for deliberate foul were awarded, then a second technical foul after he complained. He added another crack prompting a third technical, totaling five shots as Alabama stays hot in the Orange Bowl notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Story
Bielitz
Frantic Festival Ends With Snowbound Romance
Fay and Ross battle rough terrain as a tractor chase ends in a snowy rescue. He carries her through the woods to safety, and their kiss seals a budding romance amid a festive pursuit. Beano and Leona confront theft and deceit as detectives arrive with a diamond graveyard twist. The tale closes on a note of love and danger, with a cliffhanger resolved.
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Oss
Fay
Santa Claus
Quen
Laurentian Range
Ross
Leona
Eano
Queen of the Fairies
Beano
Porson
Benny
Myra
News of the Churches
A dense church notice page lists service times and subjects for First Baptist Church First Methodist Church First Pentecostal Church First Presbyterian Church First Christian Church Church of Christ with pastors Rev W R Harmiston Robert B Moore W P Graves Thomas Brewster Millard W Baggett and Taylor Davis. It outlines sermons Lord's Supper communion special services and new year reminders for each congregation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
Third
Main Streets
W. R. Harmiston
Shreveport
Turltle Rock
Dallas
Geo. W. Truett
Baptist Training Union
First Pentecostal Church
W. 4Th
Ferguson
W. P. Graves
First Presbyterian Church
Thomas Brewster
Young Peoples
Woman's Auxiliary
Christ
Lewisville Youth Injures Hand In Accident
Budd Formby 12 of Lewisville accidentally shot his left hand while unloading bullets from a pump gun. The bullet tore into his hand and arm as he attempted the loading. Reverend Paul Gaston and his family arrived to take up duties at Hope Gospel Tabernacle and were welcomed by the congregation as the year closed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Budd Formby
An Millard Formby
Lewisville
Hope Gospel Tabernacle
Paul Gaston
the Tabernacle
Hope
Korea
Mit Kingdom
Parks Promoted to Corporal at Camp Robinson Arkansas
Thomas C Parks of Hope Arkansas promoted to corporal in the 12th Training Regiment at Camp Robinson. He has served since September 22 1942 and works as a cook in D S Company 36th Battalion. His mother Mrs Lucy Elizabeth Moore lives at 222 North Louisiana Street Hope.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp Robinson
Arkansas
Thomas C. Parks
Louisiana Street
Hope
Camp
Joseph Robinson
Tech
Parks
Uni
Prés Arkansas
Cpl. Tech
Sanders, Partner Construction Co
Pluff
Lucy Elizab Moore
North Lo Iana Street
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Asrethy Fey Ae Satta Pha
Cirele No
Women's Society of Christian Servies
Cirele
Christi Servier
Gurrelt Story
Elaed
B.D. Priiklin
Kaewin
Wesleyan Gaul
Syd McMuath
O'Thels
Quvloshy P.T. A. Council
Brookwood and
Paisley
PTA Council
Mary Stuart Jackson
Thomas Tanequall
Dorothy Wenn
James Hun
Ah Ward
Wands Angeles
Thamy Menry
Sarah Jane Murphy
Don Buchanan
Gwin Bryans
Hirok Delany
Thilzabeth Wilson
Wd DP
Stanford
Rialto
Greet Aks
Tance Bennett
Patric Knowles
Anne Gweane
Norma Jean Duke
Little Rock
Howard Reece
Camp Forrest
Tenn
Mrs
Grady Reece
Sports Mirror
Mace Brown
Pittsburgh Pirates
Lems
Glenn Dunningham
Archie Sam Ramari
Razorbacks
Pittsburg College
Yusband
Ethel Gorham
Wari
East All-Stars
West
Motoy
Jess Morris
Betty Grable
John Payne
Canary Fox
Rockies
Hugh Fullerton, JR
Wide World Sports
Germany
Japan
Sherman
Alabama
Edmund Fancott
Berned
NEA Service, Inc
News of the Churches
Pine
Robert B. Moore
Board of Stewards
Circle No. 2
Christ Ambassadors
Weare
First Christian
Chugh Millard W. Baggett
Bible School
Malcolm Porterfield
Teddénes
Christian ‘Bindea Societies
Pi Fapit
Choshearsal
Church ‘of Christ
Grady St
Corpo
Fols
Payne Carmen
Miranda
Cesar Romero
Gyrartott — Gaward
Paramount News
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