Social and Personal Notes Highlight Local Club Gatherings
Edie and family mark January 27 as a social date with the Friday club meeting at Mrs. Garrett’s home. George Ware hosts the Tuesday Club Contract Bridge at Mrs. George’s home, with Willam BeGill as guest and high scores to Mrs. Oliver Adam. Cosmopolitan Club members hear a book review of A Syrian Yankee by Rizk, led by Mrs. Newbern and Mrs. Stuart. Charles Bryan’s kindergarten party on Monday features a six tier cake, valentines, and a guest list inclinations. Birth announcements include Anthony J. Allen born January 23 at Julie Chester hospital. William Joel Greene born January 23 in Dallas. and other guests arriving to visit. California travel appears after several days with relatives and friends. Mrs. Milam Greene announces her son William Joel Greene.
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George Ware
Contract Bridge Club
George
Willam BeGill
Oliver Adam
Ieee
Lawrence Martin
Cosmopolitian Club
Ars
Henry Haynes
South Pine Street
Joe Black
Rabert B. Moore
James Case
Ye Newbern, Jr
Ik Stuart
Mion Rizk
Fed
Charles Bryan
Bryan
Tve Evenn Ind
Ndra Rubins
Bren Russ
Olyt Long
Joanne Hartsfield
Jy Watkins
Ginanne Graves
Agalyn Ruth Guston
Anne Adams
Ances
Yvonne Maria
Rufus Anennie Herndon
Billie Wray
Pred-Jones
van Moore
W. C. Brunga
Jimmie Haynes
Bill Anbmas
Mac McRae
Charles Bryanne
Coming and Going Notices from Aclsiss Carolyn Tarr
Carolyn Tarr departs for Biloxi Mississippi to visit Belhaven College friends Vera Lou Squires and Mariam Guice and others. She plans to return via Jackson Mississippi. Lex Helms Jr. sends daughter Susan Dianne of San Antonio to visit Mr and Mrs Lex Helms Sr. and Mrs Thomas Greenlee tests Tuesday for their home in Fre
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Acliss
Carolyn Tarr
Mehl
Biloxi
Miss
Belhaven
Vera Lou Squires
Mariam Guice
Kson Miss
Lex Helms, Jr
Susan Dianne
San Antonio
Lex T Helms
Aspirin Claim Promotes St Joseph Brand
An advertisement for St Joseph Aspirin markets it as the fastest pure aspirin and the world’s largest seller, urging demand for the product with safety claims and endorsements.
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St. Joseph
Colleges to Continue Plans for Athletics Amid War Order
A Associated Press survey shows colleges will press on with athletics despite a manpower levy. Enlisted Army reserves will be called after a term ends, prompting coaches at Illinois Kansas NYU UCLA to adjust rosters. Basketball faces biggest disruption. Columbia track and NYU runner Frank Dixon also affected. Ohio State football may lose five stars to Army service while coaches seek compatible replacements.
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Harold Claassen
New York
Sam
Ias
Associated Press
Washington
Atlanta
William Bryden
Fourth Service Command
Doug Mills
Illinois
Phos Allen
Kansas
Howard Cann
New York University
Wilbur Johns
University of California At
Los Angeles
Ilinois
Nay
UCLA
Caer
Columbia
Frank Dixon
Next Fit
Ohio State
Army
Paul Brown
Oregon State coach Lon Silner lands new contract boost
Sports Mirror notes onetime Oregon State Rose Bowl winner Lon Silner receiving a fresh contract with a salary increase. Three years back, Chuck Fenske is mentioned in passing in the column.
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Lon Silner, Voach
Oregon State
Chuck Fenske
Lewisville Cage Team to Play Bobcats Here
The Lewisville cage team opens the season here at 7 30 p m Friday night against the Bobcats with a return game slated for Hope later. Transportation issues limit scheduling and the local court may host few games this season after recent matchups with Prescott's Curly Wolves.
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Lewisville
Bobcats
Hope
Bobacts
Pregcott
Curly Wolves
Hog Alumni Seek Funds for a Coach
Little Rock Arkansas alumni urge legislative action to fund a named football coach at up to 12400 dollars annually. Senator Williams, Osceola, claims a higher paid coach is essential to end Razorbacks’ 16 game Southwest Conference losing streak.
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Little Rock
Ur— Arkansai University
B. Frank Williams
Osceola
Williams
Razorbacks
Razorback
Fred C. Thomson
Army
Air Force
George Cole
Navy
Northwest Arkansas Times
Fayetteville
Carl Eugene W. Lambert
Basketball Scores From The Associated Press Roundup
Duke over Wake Forest 63 to 41 and Kentucky tops Vanderbilt 39 to 38 in major college action. Wisconsin down Culver-Stockton 61 44 while Rockhurst edges Washburn 33 26. Baker beat Bethel 44 33. East Central Oklahoma defeats Normal Naval Base 60 to 39. Glenn Cunningham wins a 4 10.3 mile At Prout games in Boston.
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Associated Press
Duke
Wake Forest
Kentucky
Vanderbilt
Midwest Great Lakes
Wisconsin
Culver - Stockton
William Jwell
Rockhurst
Washburn
Kus
Baker Uni
Bethel
Southwest East Central
Okla
Normal Naval Base
Glenn Cunningham
Boston
Cadets to grow victory garden under Harman guidance
In New York a Navy Pre Fight School cadet program plans a 14 acre victory garden next summer under athletic director Harvey Harman and Ensign Warren Chivers. The feature includes notes on sports figures, football coaches, and Navy sports personnel amid a roundup of recent athletic items.
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New York
North Carolina Navy
Lichtt
Harvey Harman
Ensgin Warren Chivers
Dartmouth
mid = Atlantic Greenkeepers Association
Gomez Hopes to Lift Braves with Comeback Pitcher
Veteran left hander Lefty Gomez, 32, was sold by the New York Yankees to the Boston Braves after a 12-year career. He believes the Braves’ spacious park at Braves Field could rekindle his form, citing the favorable dimensions and past success stories such as Danny MacFayden who revived his career with Atlanta.
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Sill King
Lexington
Mags
New York Yankees
Nernon
Lefty
Gomez
Braves
Yanks
Boston Braves
Big
Yankee Stadium
Peucon
Danny MacFayden
Yankees
MacFayden
I Am A Murderer Chapter XXL The Cascade Cabins Pact
A World War I veteran John Frye meets Norman Tinker in Washington state for a prospecting venture. They partner on a potential rich ore strike, bring Frye’s family along, and witness the immediate transformation from modest life to fevered wealth dreams in a Cascade cabin. The discovery promises fortune, testing temperaments and bonds. Continue.
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Cascade Mountains
Washington
John Frye
Norman ‘Tinker
Norman Tinker
Wesley Hope Merriwether
Frye
France
Tinker
Norton Tinker
Martha Frye
Bac
Svith
Indians to be the team to beat in 1943 says Boudreau
Cleveland’s Lou Boudreau told a baseball writers dinner that the Indians will be the team to beat in the American League this year. He predicted Buddy Rosar and Ken Keltner would be key, noted war-time attendance expectations, and cautioned that wartime rosters could alter outcomes. President Alva Bradley echoed optimism and recalled 1917–18 attendance trends.
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Cleveland
Lou Boudreau
Big Indians
Alva Bradley Falls
Baseball Writers
Ken Keltner
Beal
Boudreau
Buddy “Rosar
New York Yankee
St. Louis Browns
Yanks
Bradley
Tris Speaker
Jack Graney
Steve O'Neill
Indians
To Speak Here REV ROY P FOSTER
Evangelist Roy P Foster speaks at Gospel Tabernacle to prove crime does not pay After a 25 year criminal past and a 19 year bone addiction he was captured in 1919 and sentenced to the Southern Illinois penitentiary He later converted and has spent twenty years in ministry aiding thousands He is linked with Springfield Christian Men's Business Club and Green's Chapel Missionary Baptist Church as involved court notices list Hempstead County land disputes and publication orders July 1943 Texarkana Arkansas court order marks and dates included
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Roy P. Foster
Gospel Tabernacle
Foster
Southern Illinois
Midwest
Christian Men’s Business Club of
Springfield
Byrd Bayoed by California Slugger in Five Round KO
Jack Chase of Denver, the New California middleweight champion, defeated Jackie Byrd of Blytheville last night in Los Angeles by a five round technical knockout. Byrd was down in the third and again in the fifth, and Referee Reg Gilmore counted out Byrd as Chase retained the title.
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Los Angeles
Jack Chase
Denver
New California
Jackie Byrd
Blytheville
Park
Byrd
Reg Gilmore
Chase
Arkansas Senate orders probe of University of Arkansas status
The Arkansas Senate authorized a special alumni legislators investigation into the university’s administration and personnel after concerns from North Central Association officials. Sen. O E Jones named chair, Sen. B Frank Williams secretary, with a 10 day written report due. NCA officials said there is no probation or danger to the university.
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Little Rock
Arkansas Senate
University of Arkansas
Senate
O. E. Jones
Batesville
North Central Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools
Alumni Legistors
Jones
Sen
B. Frank Williams
Osciola
North Central Association
Chicago
A. J. Brumbaugh
NCA
Commission of Colleges and Universities
Arkansas
Braumhaven
A. M. Harding
Fights Last Night Across Several Cities Boxers Compete
In Buffalo Bobby Mc Quillan outpointed Armanda, Sicilia, in a 134 1 2 pound match. Ted Lowry stopped Charlie Williams in New Bedford after 176 pounds. Lou Angels outpointed Phil Enzenga in Jersey City. Maurice Le Chance beat Abe Denner in Portland. Bobby Ruffin defeated Harold Green in New York by outpoint.
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Associated Press
Buffalo
N. J
Bobby McQuillan
Lackawanna
Armanda
Sicilia
New York
New Bedford
Mass
Ted Lowry
Charlie Williams
dJersay City
Lou Angels
Bayonne
Phil Enzenga
Baltimore
Portland
Maurice
Lefty) le Chance
Lisbon
Abe Denner
Boston
Bobby Ruffin
Harold Green
Court issues warning order in condemnation suit in Arkansas
In United States District Court Western District of Arkansas Texarkana Division the United States seeks to condemn about 48 046.27 acres in Hempstead County for government use under several acts. The court finds necessary parties include Belle Conway Wilson her unknown spouse other Wilson heirs and Daisy Clarise Theodore Wilson and other heirs of Tom Wilson all of whom have unknown addresses.
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District Court of the
United States Western District of Arkansas
Texarkana Division
United States of America
Hempstead County
Arkansas
C. C. Norwood
Philip Co. Abston
U. S. Department of Justices
District of
Texarkana
Belle Conway Wilson
Atthe Wilson
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