Social and Personal Calendar Highlights from Local Churches
Social and personal calendar lists circle meetings for the Women's Society of Christian Service at First Methodist and First Baptist churches, with times around 3 to 4% o'clock, plus a Ladies Auxiliary event and a United Daughters of the Confederacy chapter meeting. Notices also cover upcoming weddings, military assignments, and residents visiting or returning to Pine Bluff, including Timberlake and Chambless nuptials and various local travel and service updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Society of Christian Lergies
First Methodist Church
Ernest O'Neal
George Newbern
Gih Lewin
R. D. Franklin
Edwin Ward
Women's Missionary Society
First Baptist Church
Women's Society of Christian Service
Last’ Methodist Church
P. Stewart
F.C. Crow
Alice McMath
Charles Parker
C. V. Nuon
Pol Young
C_. Conk
C, DB
Wannerbach
Mop, Byers
Notable speed skaters shine in North America indoor championships
Sports Mirror recounts past indoor skating triumphs and notable boxing and basketball outcomes. Herman Van Putten and Elaine Bog do Grodon led in North America indoor speed skating a year ago. Three years back Henry Armstrong defeated Ceferina Garcia in a middleweight bid in Los Angeles. Five years ago seven Fordham athletes including Ed Franco faced ineligibility for semi pro hoop tourney action in Plainfield New Jersey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press Today
Herman van Putten
Elaine Bogdo Grodon
North America
Henry Armstrong
Ceferina Garcia
Los Ageles
Fordham
Ed Franco
Plainfield
N. J
Senate Busy With Draft Deferment, Confirmation Bill
Senate routines focus on a military draft deferment proposal and a McKellay bill requiring Senate confirmation for federal appointees earning four thousand five hundred dollars or more annually. Lend Lease administrator Stettinius seeks extended authority from the Foreign Relations Committee as House contemplates action to curb industrial absenteeism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Senate
Military
Judiciary Committee
Stettinus
Foreign Relations
House
Willie Turnesa Teaches Golf In Service In Florida
Hollywood Florida March 1 Ensign Willie Turnesa the lone Turnesa brother still not a pro is teaching golf and other training activities for Navy aviators at the gunnery school He says golf is recreation not a career and plans to earn money outside the game while contributing to wartime training The other Turnesa brothers Phil Joe Frank Mike Doug and Jim are in professional or military roles with Jim serving as a sergeant
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood
Fla
Willie Twnesa
Turnesa
Sam
Wayal All Gunners
Phil
Joe
Frank
Mike
Doug
Jim
Goll
Sports Roundup From Hugh Fullerton Jr Plus News Notes
A digest of college football talk and pro baseball notes. Southern California and Notre Dame may cancel a fall game over travel issues, with Stanford and others likely to follow. Freshmen could populate schedules as older players wane. Greg Rice wins his fourth straight national three mile title, while Mushky Jackson and Mel Harder feature in other season anecdotes. George P. Marshall comments on the Washington Redskins travel ban, and C M Gibbs profiles William Cox as the youngest big league owner at 33.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Robiabie
Southern California
Notre_ Dame
Stanford
Ailey
Inu
Orangeburg
Mushky Jackson
Jacobs Beach
Mel Harder
Hawk Odell
Yale
C. M. Gibbs
Baltimore
Sun
William Cox
New Phil
Miss Friday Takes Charge In Secretarial Job Heist
In a downtown scene Patricia Friday, fed up with a harsh boss and low pay, impersonates authority to inspect a job fair for a coveted secretarial slot. She quizzes applicants, seizes control of the line, and confronts James Carr in Suite 20, hinting at ambition and bold plans as the piece ends with an open question.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pat
James Carr
Columbia Building
103Rd Street
Pat Friday
Columbia
Patricia Friday
Hersel
Suite 20
Monarch of the Glen Purse at Spa Racing Meet
Oak Lawn Park nominees sprint in the Monarch of the Glen Purse a six furlong feature at Spa Racing Meet Enters Second Week. Sassy Lady under Kenneth McCmobs weighs 109 heads the list with Powder Bluff Megdy Begde and Bob's Dream also listed. Fourth race promises six furlongs with possible Arkansas Derby nominees Blue Shot War Page Midall Toss Up Modest Lad Derby Doc.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hot Springs
Oaklawn Park
Eastman Hotel
Army and Navy Hospital
E. C. Nelson
Kenneth McCmobs
Reynolds Brothers
Powder Bluff
Megdy
Johnny Adams
Begde
Bob's Dream
Blue Shot
War Page
Midall
Toss Up
Durocher Rejected by Army for Ear Drum Issue
New York March 1. Lea reports Lord Durocher manager of the Brooklyn Dodgers was rejected by the army due to a perforated ear drum after his physical. He said he knew of the ailment but was surprised by the ruling. He planned to meet Dodgers president Branch Rickey and then head to West Point to serve as advisory coach. The club camp at Bear Mountain opens March 15 for spring training.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Lea
Lord Durocher
Brooklyn Dodgers
Durocher
Faulure
Branch Rickey
Dodgers
West Point
United States Military Academy
Bear Mountain
Two Local Negro Women Join WAAC Training Await Call
Two local African American women have been sworn into the WAAC and returned to Hope on inactive duty status awaiting call to a training center. The press release from Lt. Manice W. Hill, third officer of the WAAC, Little Rock, identifies the recruits as Helen Lacefield and Syrilla Sav age.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jessie Loomis
H. A. Loommis
Prescott
Women's Army Auxiliary Corps
Little Rock
Miss Loomis
S. E. Loomis
Sergent
L. W. Loomis
Cpl
R. A. Loomis
WAAC
Hope
Manice W. Hill
Helen Lacefield
Syrilla Savage
Municipal Court Docket Includes Drunkenness Fines And Bonds
City docket lists Wea Bearden reckless driving fined 25 46 A Younger disturbing peace fine 1N Beatrice Webb drunkenness fine 11 James Reynolds drunkenness fine 10 plus several individuals forfeited a $10 cash bond for drunkenness Belton Simpson Jett Williams Lonzo Jimerson C Nichols Andrew Jimerson Lex Jones State docket B R Askew speeding 5 Interstate Electric Co plaintiff garnishment against S Z Barwick judgment against garnishee for 37.72 First National Bank garnishee
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wea
Funeral services for Mrs. A. J. Blackwood near Mineral Springs
Mrs. A. J. Blackwood, 81, died at her home near Mineral Springs February 25. Funeral services were held at Liberty Church with Rev. D. L. McCauley and Rev. R. R. Coley. Burial followed at Liberty Cemetery. Survived by three daughters Emma Lonon Annie Rolls Sallie Blackwood and four sons G. M. Ayler W. M. A. T. and J. A. Blackwood, all of nearby Mineral Springs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Blackwood
Mineral Springs
Liberty Church
D. L. McCauley
R. R. Coley
Liberty, Cemetery
Emma Lonon
Annie Rolls
Sallie Blackwood
G. M. Ayler
W. M
A. T
J. A. Blackwood
Coast Guard hockey star turns to football coaching post
Curtis Bay Maryland Coast Guard player coach Johnny Marineer rejects a Navy commission for a football post. Pvt Leason McCloud, ex Colorado U basketballer, scores 34 for Southens Army Fly as School team. Charis Blalack returns after Navy course, prefers Southwest Conference football over Notre Dame. Week's Best Line recalls Bronx cheers for Beau Jack decision criticized by promoter Mike Jacobs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnny Marineer
Chicago Black Hawk
Curtis Bay
Coast Guard
Navy
Leason McCloud
Calorade U
Sm Army Aviation
Southens Army
Charis Blalack
Emer Ely
Uful Thumper
Nowe Dame
Harey Markson
Bronx
Beau Jack
Fritzie Zivie
Mike Jacobs
Kiwanis Club Offers Victory Garden Plots in Hope
Kiwanis Club announces over fifty Victory garden plots within Hope city limits. Locations secured across all four corners. residents with vacant lots urged to list them with Newt Pentecost at the Court House. Those seeking plots to contact Newt Pentecost Sheriff Hill or B E McMahon at the AAA office for plat assignment. City Council supports garden expansion by enforcing current law on keeping chickens and cows, enabling fencing-free cultivation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kiwanis Club
Victory Gardens
Hope
Aged Resident of Bodeaw Dies Sunday
Mrs. M. J. Cameron, 82, a Nevada county woman, died at her home near Bodeaw. Funeral services will be at 2 p.m. today at the Bodeaw Cemetery with Rev. N. L. Eddy officiating. She leaves four daughters including Mrs. Ima Ellis and Mrs. Joana Lewis, seven sons A. R. and G. C. Cameron, one brother Noah Cassidy, sixteen grandchildren and eight great grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. J. Cameron
Nevada County
Bodeaw
N. L. Eddy
4Ima Ellis
Joana, Lewis
Ethel Reese
Vera Caudle
Shover Springs
A. R. and
G. C. Cameron
Badeaw
Noah Cassidy
Early 20th Century College Basketball Scores
A compilation of scattered college basketball results listing teams such as Navy, Virginia Military Institute, Fordham, Army, Syracuse, Colgate, Dartmouth, Pennsylvania, Princeton, Cornell, Manhattan, Brooklyn College, Georgetown, Temple, Tufts, Harvard, Michigan, Chicago, Wisconsin, Purdue, Minnesota, Ohio State, Missouri, Kansas State, Notre Dame, Michigan State, Marquette, Tulsa, Camp Grant, Central Missouri, Northwest Mo Teachers, Missouri School of Mines, Drury, Grinnell, Coe, Kentucky, Mississippi State, Texas, Baylor, Arkansas, Rice, Texas A&M, UCLA, California, Oregon, Washington State, Idaho, Denver University, Colorado Mines, and Colorado College with varied scores and some overtime results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Navy
Virginia Military Institute
Fordham
Army
Syracuse
Colgate
Dartmouth
Pennsylvania
Princeton
Cornell
Manhattan
Brooklyn College
Georgetown
Temple
Tufts
Harvard
Michigan
Chicago
Wisconsin
Purdue
Minois
Northwestern
Town
Ohio State
Great Lakes
Minnesota
Missouri
Kansas State
Notre Dame
Michigan State
Central Mo
Culver - Stockton
Northwest (Mo) Teachers
Missouri School of Mines
Missouri Valley
Drury
Grinnell
Coe
Kentucky
Miss State
Texas
Baylor
Arkansas
Texas’ Christian
Rice
Texas Aggies
UCL
California
Oregon
Washington State
Washington
Idaho
Denver Univ
Aegis
Colorado Mines
Colorado College
Lend Lease Not Cause of Domestic Shortage
Washington March 1 R Stettinius Jr told the Senate foreign relations committee that lend lease shipments of agricultural products to other countries are not responsible for any food shortage in the United States He urged continued program noting lend-lease food shipments last year totaled only six percent of American farm output and he expects a rise in 1943 He cited lamb and mutton jumps in January and said the increase was a temporary freak due to demand and shipping space He said in 1942 18 million pounds of beef were shipped by lend lease while the US received 25 million pounds from abroad He dismissed any link between lend lease and shortages and noted Hopkins has offered helpful advice without official control He added the effort to aid China remains top priority and that aid to Britain requires careful funding while noting forces stationing in the British Isles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
R. Stettinius, Jr
Sen. Foreign Relations Committee
United States
Widenberg
R-Mich
Stettinius
Arge
Lendlease
Tinchedteett
Vanderberg
Marty Heins
Stetiinius
Hopkins
Prgram
Munitions Assignment Board
Barkley Kentucky
China
Witess
Great Britain
U. S
British Isles
Also Mentioned on This Page
Pat Clebirne Chapter
The
United Daughters of the Confederacy
A. Ti. Shusser
Miss Timberlake
Chambliss
H. W. ‘Timberlake
Curtis B. Chambress
United States Navy
S. M. Chambless
Bleyns High School
Mr. Chambless
Pacific Area
Robinson
Fred Robinson
J. A. Boyett
A. T. Merritt
Ross Hanks
B. TE. Dunn
KR. M. Bruner
Mary Catherine Bruner
A. Westbrook
Jess Gilliam
J. W. Thomas
John Betts
John Beck
Hazel Abram
Orville Streadman
Arlene Leck
George Brandson
Marshall
Kling Snyder
Brandon
Mineral Wells
Pine Bluff
George Ware
City
Harold King
New York City
T. R. King
Lucille Dildy
Naval Aviation
Dale Carlton
Athens, Ga
Naval Air Station
Dallas
J. C. Carlton
George Sandefur
George Brandon
Max Cox
Terrell Cornelius
J. R. Henry
Jum Ratliff
Orange, Texas
Maxwell
West 2Nd Street
Mrs. Arch, Cole of
Greenbrier, Arkansas
W. G. Allison
Harold Meee
el Dorado
Harold Moyan
Jack Letcher
B. G. Wabner
Idagnolla
Timmy Nichols
Biegcott
Ties
Paul Ssurs
Tenarkana
Donald Moore
Rt. W. Yarbrough
Shreveport
Mrs
Bob Yarbrough
NEW Saenger
Patric Knowled
Louise Albritton
William Garganderome Cowan
Paramount News
Rialto
Brian Donlevy
Wake Island
Qellon Teocarrico
Andy Dering
Don Dolley
Ann Sheriden
Jack Oa
Martha Raye
Kie
Sports Mirror
Congress
ST. Choice
Dad
George
South Elm St
RA PD
Bob Figore
Willie Turnesa
Hugh Fullerton, JR
Wide World Sports
Nducation Auction Agif
Leo Durocher
Brooklyn
Rickey
Greg Rice
Greg
George P
Washington Redskins
ODT
Clark Shaughnessy
Nea-Service, Inc
Stuart
Friday
Jack Waszat
Cupid
Jimmy Carr
Loraine Stuart
Spa
Saenger
Bud Abbott
Lou Costello
Marquette
Detrait
Cease
Tulsa
Camp Grant
Mlinois Wesleyan
Washington U
Camp Crowder
Creighton
St. Louis
Wichita
St. Benedict's
Eas
Lend Lease
Taxi Service
Yellow Cab Taxi Co
Jesse Brown
Hope Star
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