Patmos Cagers Win 15 Games In A Season
The Patmos senior boys basketball team achieved a 15 win season with 15 starts and two invitation tournament invitations. South Hempstead team defeated Stumps in an invitational event.
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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 23, 1942
Page
4
The Patmos senior boys basketball team achieved a 15 win season with 15 starts and two invitation tournament invitations. South Hempstead team defeated Stumps in an invitational event.
Friday events include First Methodist Sunday school hike to Taelock and basketball at the high school, prayer groups for mothers of armed services members, and a 3 o'clock devotional led by Mrs Hugh Jones and Mrs J M Duffie who just returned from Seward Alaska. Mrs D C Carston hosts Friday Musse elu at 3 30. A 2 30 practice is set for Monday January 26 for Unit No 1 of the Women Auxiliary at St Maries Episcopal church. Mr and Mrs R J Allen of Beaumont Texas announce the marriage of their daughter Carthalee to William D Robertson son of Mr and Mrs E C Robertson of Hope. The ceremony was at Rev D F te's home January 8 at 8 o'clock. they will reside in Beaumont with Mr Robertson at Consolidated Steel.
Alice Tovise Kennedy of Houston and Carl Victor Green of Beaumont unite in marriage at Woodlawn Baptist Church Houston with Rev. W M Hurrell officiating. The ceremony featured organist Roy Simmons and vocalist Ruth Pugh, and guests included out-of-town relatives from Hope Arkansas Texarkana Bay City and Beaumont.
Personal mentions list Miss Mary Lemley and Mrs Pred Ellis visiting in Little Rock. Mrs Orie Reed and Mrs Lea Robins travel to Arkadelphia to see friends, with visits to Mrs Howard Abraham and Mrs N W Denty. Families of Young, Raynes, Lewis, Debris, Black, McIlarry, Reedy report births and travel, plus Mrs Page recovering.
In New York a Boys Club survey of nine year old boys shows aviation as the top ambition with 42 percent aiming to be pilots in the armed forces. Baseball and football follow with seven and six percent. Joe DiMuggio tops heroes at 63 percent, Joe Louis at 13 percent.
The Garrett Memorial Baptist Church presents a dramatic life of the Apostle Paul this Saturday at 7 30. A preceding all talkie on world events includes US Iceland sea battles the Balkans and other 1941 history. A safety film Remember Jimmie and a science film on alcohol’s effects follow. Rev J A Williams of Dallas and Rev Woodie W Smith of Fort Worth present and meet attendees.
The article notes Rev. Simith has led multiple revivals across the state and extends a cordial invitation to the public. It mentions no mission charge and highlights his efforts to form new acquaintances alongside old friends.
Church schedule and advance notices for First Christian Church feature a full week of worship services, special music, sermons, and youth activities. Upcoming events include an a cappella concert from Morningside Methodist College on February 8 and a church social planned by the Board of Stewards.
January 29 service schedule at First Presbyterian Church outlines Welcome for new minister and family on January 28. Sunday School at 9:45 with age classes, Morning Worship at 10:55 featuring pastor’s message and ordained deacon installation. Vesper Service at 5 and Young People's meeting at 6:15. Auxiliary Foreign Mission Study Monday, 10 am with lunch. Workers' Council Wednesday at 7:30 for teachers and department heads.
In a tangled Tambay tale, Loren Oliver confronts Angel Todd amid football pressures, a boxing clash, and a looming crisis. Juddy worries over moral lines, exams falter, and a race for glory drives a college town toward a dramatic reckoning.
The Pirates capped a tournament at Brodley with a home court final victory over Spring Hill. They led 16 to 3 at halftime and held off Hope Bobcats rally for their 15th win as Palmos concluded a streak with a 30 to 26 score last Wednesday night.
Students at Blevins Schools join Defense Stamp sales filling $5 books with 10c stamps. Elementary pupils Juantez Honea Jerry Barnett Richard Alley Patricia Barnett Jean Cromer Robert Shackelford Charles Crawford Luther Folsom Mary Faith participate eagerly.
An extensive list of graduates and affiliated names appears, including Thelma Brooks Bonds, Glen Harald Osborn, Anna Sue Lewis, Joe Wood son, Glenn Shackelford, Patricia Huskey, Virginia Johnson, Johnnie Woodson, John Harris, Ni omi Fielding, Sherman Stone, Barbara Dorsey, Hollis Buckley, Dwight Cri mer, Wayne Cramer, James Bailey, Mike Stephens, Louise Mills, Joan Caskey, Dewell Hoagland, Mary Frank Caskey, Ollie Fay Ward, Martha Gennhe Mé Cracken, Mable Geanne Smith, Quinten McNew, Jane Thomas, Trula Faye Norwell, Emma Geon Cromer, Anfi McCracken, June Houser, Amelia Jo Huskey, Elvin Dean McDougeld, Loi Harris, Melha J. Bullard, High School Molly G Hutson and Betty Jo Hutson.
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