Social and Personal Notices Full of Local Club Meetings
Local society page lists numerous church and club meetings for January. Warnings urge attendance, with dates, hosts, and addresses across First Methodist First Presbyterian and other groups. A Christmas Eve wedding in Fayetteville ties Lt Porter to Miss Mary Lee Cole, with reception and Camp Maxey deployment noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Methodist Church
H. O. Kyler
Porter
Fayetteville
Earl Cole
Mary Lee Cole
Robert W. Porter
William JL. Porter
Hope
J. P. Mason
West Park
Alteriof Gladoli
Fern
Leon Karnes
Eva Sizemore
Roy James
Ed Carney
Carney
James P. Mason
Camp Maxey
Paris
Texas
Lt Porter
Fayetteville High School
Fayvetteville Business College
W. J. Buerg
Dwight Osley
University of Arkansas
Li. Porter
Rope High School
Coming and Going in Hope and Nearby Cities
Mrs. George T. Crews returned from Magnolia after attending the funeral of A. E. Shipley. Pvt J J Chalaba of the Medical Corps at Camp Robinson is on furlough with local relatives. Mrs Mabel Kraft and Patsy Louise of Joplin, Missouri visited relatives in Hope. Mrs Earl O Neal returned from Little Rock after a hospital stay. Pvt and Mrs Nallen Wylie of Camp Bowie are guests here. Birth: Janet Rae Roberts born January 7 at Julia Chester hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George T. Crews
Magnolia
A. E. Shipley
Shipley
Hope
Mabel Kraft
Patsy Louise
Joplin
Pvt
Mrs
Nallen Wylie
Camp Bowie, Texas
C. L. Roberts
Janet Rae
Julia Chester Hospital
Basketball Results From Associated Press Roundup
East Cornell defeats Yale 55 to 27 while Tufts tops Mit 76 to 31. Midwest matchups include Southwestern Kansas 62 Washburn 20 and Drury 94 Central 27. Kansas Wesleyan 49 Bethany 44 Rockhurst 26 Maryville Md Teachers 25 Warrensburg Teachers 37 Kirksville Teachers 38 McPherson 60 Emara 34 Moray Teachers 43 Tennessee Tech 33 Peru 40 Tarkio 38 Wayne 47 Doane 42 Lawrence 48 Cornell Ia 35 Fort Wayne 78 Chicago 62 Drake 30 St Louis Univ 4 Southeastern State 36 McMurry 24 South NC State 48 Clemson 40 Virginia Tech 49 William and Mary
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Cornell
Yale
Tufts
Mit
Midwest Southwestern
Kansas
Washburn
Drury
Central
Kansas Wesleyan
Bethany
Rockhurst
Maryville
Warrensburg
Kirksville
McPherson
College of Emara
Moray
Tennessee Tech
Peru
Neb
Tarkio
Wayne
Doane
Lawrence
Cornell (Ia
Fort Wayne
Chicago
Drake
St. Louis University
Southeastern
Okla) State
McMurry College
South N. C. State
Clemson
Virginia Tech
Willian
USGA Urges Golf Open During War
New York January 8 George W Blossom Jr president of the United States Golf Association urged keeping the nation's courses open during the war for civilians and armed forces. He said golf offers outdoor exercise and companionship and should be continued where possible for both men and women provided it does not interfere with day school efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
George W. Blossom, Jr
Chicago
United States Golf Association
Iaid Blossom
Armed Services
Blossom
Secretary Is Against Book on the War
Washington reports a circulated booklet outlining official policy on a proposed Office of War Mobilization faced denials from Secretary Stimson and Maj. Gen. Sucles. Both later affirmed its existence, though the document remains restricted. The memo aimed to guide supply officers before congressional testimony on wartime legislation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Jan
Stimson
Alexander D. Sucles
Robert P. Patterson
Brehon B. Somervell
Services of Supply
Surles
Sures
Congressional
Department
Congressional Committee
Pepper
D-Fla
Rep. Tolan
Array of college scores from scattered games
A compact list of score results includes Georgetown University 49 over Camp Lee 31, Howard 54 over New York Celtics 45, Tennessee 95 over Mississippi State, Abilene Christian College 45, Lubbock Army Flying School 37, Arkansas 39 over Southern Methodist 4, East Texas State 88 over Howard Payne 35, New Mexico 45 over Texas Tech 28, West Texas State 59 over Hardin-Simmons 38, Arizona 57 over Texas Mills 46, and California against an unspecified opponent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southwest Abilene Christian College
Lubbock Army Flying
East Texas State
Howard Payne
New Mexcio
Texas Tech
Texas State
Hardin-Simmons
Arizona
Texas Miies
California
Roundup tackles what is basketball across regions
New York column questions what defines basketball across East and West. Coaches and players like Ike Boykoff and Oliier Kuechle are cited as examples, with notes on styles from ivy league to coast. Military units report on basketball and logistics at Great Lakes and overseas postings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Fordham
Rhode Island
Ike Harry Boykoff
John's
Phgo Alien
Fat Kelleher
Corp
Julius Kasner
Brooklyn
Wimp Kohler
Wimp Kohler, Calif Kasm and — Plays For Mather Field
Whirlaway on Way to New Orleans
Whirlaway sails toward New Orleans as Warren Wright plans another return run for the star. The champion, who won the Louisiana Handicap last December before about 20,000 fans and heavy wagering, may influence Florida tracks’ winter closure policy and potentially extend the season beyond the current March 9 end date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elliott Chaze
New Orleans
Jans
Big
Warren Wright
Whirlaway
Miami
Whirly
Louisiana
Fang
Florida
Fair Grounds
Oaklawn
Hot Springs
Ark
Pepper Martin to Manage Rochester Red Wings
Pepper Martin is named manager of the Rochester Red Wings in Rochester New York. The announcement comes as the team, which finished in the International League standings, seeks to regroup for the upcoming season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pepper Martin
Rochester
Rochester, N
Rochester Red Wings
Church News: Area Churches Schedule Services
First Methodist Pine at Second Robert B. Moore pastor hosts morning worship and Sunday school with special music and a vesper service. First Baptist Third and Main reports record attendance, pastor W R Hamilton preaches on The Life Abundant with Sunday school by department and Assembly. Garrett Memorial Baptist lists services and meetings. Rocky Mound outlines Sunday and weekly activities. Bishop Bland Mitchell to visit St Marks Parish as league cellar team looks to 1943 season with Pepper Martin as manager.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Methodist Church
Pine
Robert B. Moore
First Baptist Church
Third
Main Streets
W. R. Hamilton
Guernsey
Baptist Training Union
General Assembly
Zuella Collier
Ana
Lam a Murderer by Morris Markey
A fiction excerpt centers on Cynthia Merriwether hosting a party at Stone House. Vaughan Dunbar, a poised Briton, arrives with European tales while lingering under social tension and potential jealousy from Fred West and Bill Stewart’s circle. The scene blends elegance, intrigue, and hints of a broader conflict to come.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taughan Dunbar
Cynthia
Europe
Bill
North
Africa
Sofia
Merriwether
Vaughan Dunbar
Bill Stewart
Fred West
Fred
Miss Merriwether
Colonel Merriwether
Mr. Dunbar
Phey
Vichy
Norway
Holland
Germany
England
Stone House
Penny Hunter
Mitchell Grace
Dunbar
Merri, Wether
Bil Stewart
Cynthia Merriwether
Henry Prentiss
Gull Point
Mr. Vaughan Dunbar
Parkers Rally Sends Arkansas Past SMU in Dallas
In Dallas last night Arkansas trailed SMU 81 to 22 with seven minutes left but surged to a 39 to 35 victory. Clayton Wynne and Gordon Carpenter each scored six points in the final stretch as the Razorbacks overhauled the Mustangs, who only found success on midcourt shots late.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas
Texas
Arkansas
Southern Methodist University
Clayton Wynne
Gordon Carpenter
Big Arkansas
Mustangs
U of A Criticized by Former Coach's Wife
Fayetteville January 8 Mrs Fred C hamsen wife of the former University of Arkansas head football coach criticized university trustees for refusing to grant her husband on leave of absence He is now a captain on foreign duty with the army air force and serves in the service amid wartime pressures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fayetteville
Fred C.hamsen
University of Arkansas
Army Air Force
Church notices and services in multiple congregations
Next Saturday and Sunday events include sermons at First Presbyterian Church with Holy Communion at 11 00 a m and a parish gathering at John Barlows North Fine Street. The Ladies Auxiliary hosts refreshments. Other churches list Bible School worship Lord's Supper and various meetings and special events with sermons and musical elements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Barlow
North Fine Street
Auxiliary No. 2
Blevins 4H Claw Club Elects 1951 Officers
The Blevins 4H Claw club met in December to elect officers for the upcoming year. President Donald Perry, vice president Rhodes, treasurer Pauline Samuels, and reporter Maxine Graves were named. The club aims to be outstanding, celebrate five standout projects, and attract more senior and junior members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blevins
Claw
Donald Perry
Duleid “Rhodes
Farya
Pauline . Samuels
Maxine Graves
Margate
Daniel
Championshi
Pauline
Samuel
Blevins School
Death of J Spiegel 71 chair Spiegel Inc reported
Mr J Spiegel 71, chairman of the board of Spiegel Inc mail house, died last night in Chicago according to late newspaper reports. The death follows his long tenure leading the company. His passing is noted by the firm and Chicago business circles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Medié J
Spiegel
Chicag
J. Spiegel
Spiegel, Inc
Mail House
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Ssige
Dorothy Heard
St. Mark's
Mpl
Wscopal Church
Willeet
Pat Casey
South Main Street
The
First Presbyterian Church
Nick Jewell
Do'elack
Edwin Hakins
R. E. Cooper
A. E. Stonequist
Elizabeth Bridwell
Jimmy Miller
C. W. Tarpley
First Christian Church
Fonzie Moges
O'Clyele
Iris Garden Club
Oglesby P. T. A
First Baptist Sunday School
Henry Hayner
David Deter
Paisley P. 'T. A
Milam
J. C. Milam
South Pine Street
J. C. Carlton
Eugene White
Henry Haynes
F. L. Padgitt
Dick Watkins
Friday Music Club
Allan Ladd
Veronica Lake
J. F
Buster Crabbe
Billy
Paul Muni
Ann Dvorak
Geo
Raft
Scar
Bob Elmore
Hope, Ark
USGA
Hugh Fullerton, JR
Wide World Sports
Provida
Tropical
Hileah
Oliier Kuechle
Milwaukee Journalis
Service Dept
Army Air Forces
Louix Fall
S. GB
A5th Aviaation
Quirtermasters
Billy Marquart
Crack Lightwetall
Brig 95
Marhsal
Great Lakes Naval Training Station
Harry PF. Volksman
District of Columbus
Southwest Pacific Islands
Church News
Garrett Memorial Baptist Church
D. OG. Silvey
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Rocky Mound
D. O. Silvey
Bishop Mitchell
Bland Mitchell
D. D
St. Marks Parish
Ball League
John
Pepper) Martin
St. Louis Cardinals
Lam A
Murderer
By Morris Markey
Colounity
Cynthina
Suddir
Mitchell Firgee
Pole Pliyink
Vaughan Dunker
Elen
NEA Service, Inc
Stoke House
Parkers
SMU
U of A
Thomas Brewster
Young Peoples
India
Burma Road
Standard Oil Co
Millard W. Baggett
Bible School
Mt. Malcolm . Porterfield
Ackley
Christian Endeavor Societies
First Pentecostal Church
W. 4Th
Ferguson W. P. Graves
Suneday School
NEW Saenger
Chapter
Lae Daan Jagger James
Craig Donald Meek
Pamela Blake
Wenael
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