Social Calendar Dense With Club Meetings and Events
Jan 19 gatherings include Garden class hosts at the farming road home and a program by Mrs C V Nunn. American Legion Auxiliary meets at Mrs A J Neighbors home at 3. Mrs Gus Taynes hosts a church chill supper. Gleaners party at First Sp Innatist church A 7 80 pm. Jan 20 Choral club practice at Mrs Garrett Stary 2 pm. Volunteer Nurses Aide meets 7 30 pm at city hall. Jan 21 Line Garden club 2 pm at Malcolm Porterfield home. High School PTA 3 30 pm program on Red Cross and First Aid notes by Mrs M M McCloughin and Mrs Ernest Neal. Red Cross knitters urged. 800 pounds quota for Hempstead County. yarn from Red Cross production rooms. knitting lessons Wed Fri afternoons with Mrs Whore assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garrett Stary
Chamber of Commerce
Pgire
Line Garden Club
Malcolm Porterfield
T. A
Red Cross
Hempstead
M. M. McCloughin
Ernest Neal
Arch Moore
The
Women Missionary Circles Meet At Members Homes
Mrs Emmett Thompson hosted Circle No 1 at her home for a Monday session of the First Baptist W M S with leader Mrs Ragar Thrash guiding the business and a discussion of the year book. An 18 member gathering with one guest enjoyed a dessert hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. M
W. C. Andres
Glock
Inncheon
W. R. Hamilton
McRae Leaves City as Case Agency Remains
McRae Darsey Jr operator of McRae Implement will leave Fifth and Louisiana streets Wednesday for Hobbs New Mexico for a warephot job duration. Mrs McRae and their son stay in town. The sale end of business is discontinued while service and parts will be handled at the Fifth and Louisiana plant by W N Burke. The Case agency is retained despite temporary absence amid anticipated postwar mechanized farming growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Darsey McRae, Jr
To McRae Implement Company
Fifth
Louisiana Streets
Mape
Hobbs
N. M
Louisiana Street
W. N. Burke
McRae
Case Agency
Arkansas Soldier Awarded Purple Heart in Buna Action
Arkansan Corp. Woodrow W. Brake Geld of Russellville receives the Purple Heart from Gen. George C. Ken Wey for wounds suffered in action near Buna New Guinea on December 1. The ceremony is reported from Australia on January 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Australia
Litet
George C. Ken Wey
Corp
Woodrow W. Brake
Geld
Russellville
Ark
Buna
New Gigines
Blevins Youth (Continued From Page One)
Names of Blevins youths and family relations appear with ranks in Navy service including Ke wie Noble USN, Ellen ean Smith USN, Ernest Bugene Tucker USN, Wayne Rupert Williams USN, and others. Listed addresses include 1207 Jones Street Little Rock and Gleason Hotel Little Rock with connections to Searcy and Coal Hill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis Benton Hubbard
JSR
Ediy Lite Hubbard
Searcy
Shipfliter
Willie Mouser
USN
Sid Mouser
Blevins
Offiger
Cook
Kewie Noble
Velon Hinton
Bagland
Ellen Ean Smith
Jgune Milton Smith
Parkin
Seaman
Ernest Buegene ‘Tucker
Mary Lou Sucker
Jonesstret
Little Rock
E. &, Tucker
Gleason Hotel
Shipfitter
Wayne Rupert Williams
Belle Williams
Coal Hill
Callura Captures Feather Title From Wilson
Callura defeats Wilson to claim the NABAs 126 pound feather title in Providence. The Canadian 25 year old dominated the bout, with Wilson briefly outboxing him in the middle rounds, and the crowd of about 9 20 paid, grossing 12 983 80 dollars. Wilson awaits Uncle Sam’s decision on classification.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Providence
Jackie Callura
Wnele
Samuel
Canada
Pittsburgh
Wilson
National Boxing Association
Providence Arena
Sam
Calurra
Willig Pep
Connecticut
New York State Athletic Commission
Wi Wilson
Pep
Callara
Agees Chalky Wright
Ribber
Sal Bartola
Bos+ fon
Joey Peratta
Mircases
Callura
Cleveland Plans Impromptu Canned Milk Rationing
City health officials in Cleveland act to avert a canned milk shortage for babies. Ration cards are distributed through twelve station hubs to mothers with infants needing evaporated milk. Grocers will reserve part of canned milk stocks for ration buyers for up to eight weeks, with purchases tracked on a back report. Hoarding and shipments to armed forces have worsened the shortage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Wight
Gro
Lend Lease
Idea Ian Aims at Oxford Cambridge Score System
Wide World sports column details Ralph Higgins proposing colleges trim travel by using Oxford Cambridge dual meet scoring where only first places count. Eight or ten man squads could cover 15 events if athletes double up. Also notes Harry Walker as Terry Moore’s surrogate in St. Louis outfield and boxing anecdotes involving Gen. John P. Phelan. Rangers struggle in New York due to parochial crowd attitudes. Johnny Evers, bedridden, drafts a note to local writers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Ian
Ralph Higgins
Oklahoma
Oxford & Cambridge
Hig‘gins
Eough
Harry Walker
Terry Moore
Cardinals
Terry
John P. Phelan
I Am A Murderer Chapter XIV Summary
Cynthia Merriwether hosts a Sunday polo at Stone House with Vaughan Dunbar rushing back to city after a telegram. Mitchell Grace notes tension while Henry Prentiss dominates play, drawing protests from Captain Pugh. Dunbar leaves in haste, sparking speculation of urgent developments as the game proceeds into a brisk fourth period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesley
Merriwether
Merriwethers
Vaughan Dunbar
Win
Cynhat
Abe
Pred
Henry Vrontinn
Dyn
Cynthia
Rainbow Room
Stone House
Captain Pugh
Colonel Merriwether
Henry Prentiss
Porter West
Fred West Ruefly
House Committee
Mitchell Grace
Bill Stewart
Colonel Meriwether
Robert
Cynthia Merriwether
Gestapo
Colonel Merriwether Camel
Parewell
Mitchell
Grace
Pugh
Holdouts Might Delay Spring Training in 1943 Baseball
New York Jan 1 1943 holdouts may go out of fashion in baseball as many stars plan late reporting to camps. Veterans like Paul Waner in Sarasota Bill Dickey in Little Rock and Paul Derringer in Sarasota expected to train from home delaying arrival to camps in Bloomington Bloomington N J and Lakewood N J Carl Hubbell Oklahoma City also set to pace their own schedules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judson Bailey
New York
Florida
California
Paul Waner
Boston Braves
Big Parson
Sarasota
Pla
Wallingford
Conn
Reds
Bloomington
Ind
Bill Dickey
New York Yankees
Little Rock
Ark
Asbury Park
Carl Hubbell
Oklahoma City
New York Giants
Lakewood
N. J
Toa
Basketball Results From Associated Press Feed East Texas State and More
East Temple 52 Georgetown 51 Syracuse 52 Cornell 51 South Kentucky 80 Georgia 28 Vanderbilt 31 Alabama 27 Ohio State 47 Chicago 29 Dilnais 66 Iowa 34 Minnesota 50 Purdue 48 Olathe Naval Air Base 50 Baker Unit 32 St Benedicts Kan 49 Rese crans Field 38 McPherson Kan 50 Bethel 40 Drury Mo 41 Wiclima Jewell 33 Midland Neb 44 Omaha Uni 42 Southwest East Texas State 9 Ouachita 32
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
East Temple
Georgetown
Syracuse
Cornell
South Kentucky
Georgia
Vanderbilt
Alabama
Midwest
Ohio State
Chicago
Dilnais
Iowa
Minnesota
Purdue
Olathe
Southwest
East Texas State
Ouachita
War crowded winter hoops in Riverside echoes past
In a season lacking major basketball in Washington, Georgetown and George Washington left Riverside Stadium moving to high school gyms. An inexperienced crew would need to set up bleachers to host 3,500 fans as plans shift. Guest Star Russ Needham from Columbus is noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Georgetown
George Washington
Riverside Stadium
Russ Needham
Columbus
Cardinals
Yankees
Joe DiMaggio
Dot's All Brothers Leo Miller Train in Frederick Spring
Leo Miller's Syracuse baseball club plans spring training in Frederick Maryland at the birthplace of Barbara Fritchie, staying in a hotel named for the Star Spangled Banner author. The article hints at patriotic tones and optimism for the coming season despite uncertainty about winning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dot
Leo Miller
Syracuse
Frederick
Barbara Fritchie
Chiefs
Reds Advance siege lifts a path to Leningrad
Dispatches say the Leningsad offensive began January 12 with a two hour twenty minute artillery barrage that shattered Nazi positions on the Neva left bank. The assault led to the fall of Schluesselburg, with 13,500 Germans killed, over 1,260 captured, and large stores taken. Marshal Zhukov and Voroshilov directed the joint drives that opened a five mile corridor to Leningrad, boosting 4 million residents amid siege relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schluesselburg
Leningrad
Odessa
Sevastopol
Stalingrad
Coach Promises Parkers Will Win Games
Fayetteville coach Dr. Eugene Waldon Lambert predicts Parker football will win next fall in the Southwi Conference. He asserts a long conference drought by three teams exists but remains confident in improving fortunes for the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parkers
Fayetteville
Tan
Kansas
Eugene Waldon Lambert
R Worback Athletic
United Nations
Lambert
Pvt W T Dillinger at Atlantic City
Private William Thomas Dilli er of North Little Rock is now in the armed forces with the Army at Atlantic City New Jersey per word to his parents Mr and Mrs M W Waterson of Hope Oklahoma. The article also notes Russian advances and Axis casualties in the Soviet front during broader war coverage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Small World Pvt
Mickey McConnell
Brooklyn Dodgers
Fort Knox
Jean
Elmira
Andy Cohen
Mickey
Cohen
Africa
Andy
Service Dept
Louis Defichy
Mitchel Field
N. Y
Johnny Fisther
Norfolk Navy Training Station
Guadalcanal
Terry Reynolds
Philadelphia
Tiny Edwards
San Francisco
Chanute Field
Phoresmen
Hemy Kimbrell
Army
Navy
William Thomas Dillier
North Little Rock
Armed Forces
Th Army
Atlantic City
N. J
M. W. Waterson
Hope
Russia
Rssia
Leningrad
Caucas
Caucasus
Manye
Dionoye
Steppes
Kropotkin
Bolov-Baku
Armavir
Maikop
Velikie Luki
London
Hitler
Amies
Voronezh
Kharkov
Afanasievka
Svoboda
Kupansi
Stalingrad
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Daisy Dororothy Heard
Irvin Urry
Mainle Brinot
C V. Nunn
American Legion Auxiliary
A.J. Neighbors
O'Einek
Pon Smith
Tatleson
Tuesaday
Gus Taynes
First Baptist
Chorch
First Spinatist Church
NEW Saenger
Tyrone Power
Swan
Zesar
Ore Harold Aa
Rialto
Cliff Nazarro
Edgar Kennedy
Arkansan
Dick Foran
Margaret Lindsay
Cleveland Division of Health
Bayar
War Production Board
Dale
Sidnod
Addrons
Phyatetan
Nurve
Soe
Paront
Hugh Fullerton, JR
Aste
Kid Kiem
Tuffy Roo
Tuffy
Kangar Root
Ralph Edwards
Rangers
Frank Boucher
Johnny Evers
Morris Markey
NEA Service, Inc
Evhogdo
Janet Mantell
Los Angeles
W. T. Dillinger
Gkalahoma
Bob Elmore
Hope, Ark
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