Razorbacks to meet in western finals of N IAA tourney
The University of Arkansas Razorbacks, SWC champions, will play in the western finals of the NIAA basketball tournament in Kansas City Marcel 21. Coach Glen Rose notes the team’s 12-0 conference record and 640-444 scoring edge. John Adams led with 206 conference points, others include Hickey 119 and Carpenter 83. Five veterans will return next season along with a strong freshman squad.
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Fayetteville
University of Arkansas Razorbacks
Kansas City
Marcel
J. W. St Clair
Dallas
Razorbacks
Southwest
Dean J S. Waterman
Arkansas Athletic Council
Razor=backs
Arkansis
Texas A. & M
Baylor
Rice
Cardinal
John Adams
Howard Hickey
Gordon Carpenter
R. C. Pitts
John Freiberger
Clayton Wynne
Razorback
Carpenter
Texas
Hickey
Texare
Pitts
Freiberger
Noble Robbins
O. Adams
Wynne
Robbins
Glen Rose
Social Calendar Highlights From March Gatherings
Social notes detail gatherings across churches and clubs including dinners and circle meetings at First Presbyterian, Methodist and Baptist churches. Events feature Senator Lloyd Spencer, Mrs. C. C. McNell, Nick Jewell and Mrs. E. B. Galloway, with garden club and Cosmopolitan Club programs and St Patrick's day themed refreshments.
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Front Nolen
Lloyd Spencer
Moniay
First Presbyterian Church
C. C. McNell
Rose Club
Rose Garden Club
L. D. Springer
W. M. Cantley
J. C. Carlton
Garrett Storyes
C. Andres
Personal Newsbriefs Show Local Moves and Travel
Mrs. D. C. Hooper returns to Pittsburgh after a visit with her mother Mix Mary Middlebrooks. Mr. and Mrs. Aylis Brown relocate from Benton to West Third Street My. Ev a Jean and Mrs Goerelt Story Sr spell Saturday in Hot Springs. Mrs. Fay Hantmans ill at Julia Chester hospital. Mutry Schull to Washington DC for a government post. Robb Southerland and Robin Ray back from Texarkany. Mrs J J Roberts visiting Camden. H C Ellen family now at 2 South Elm Street.
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D. C. Hooper
Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania
Mix
Mary Middlebrooks
Aylis Brown
Benton
West Third Street
O- My
Mil
Laughter
Eva Jean
Goerelt Story Sr
Hot Springs
Fay Hantmans
Julia Chester Hospital
Misa Mutry Schull
Hope Hlegh School
Freully
Washington D. C
Hope Man Subject of Magazine Article
New York report highlights Charles He Crister field known as Chuck, a 28 year old radio program director at WET in Charlotte, a former announcer from Hope and Arkingas. The feature notes his lineage as a descendant of Sol Houston, Texas' first governor, in a biographical sketch in Radio and Television Mirror.
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New York
Charles He Cristerfield
Hope
Arkingas
Radio Stylign Wet
Charlotte
N. C
Current
Radio & Television Mirror
Chuck
Sol. Houston
Texas
British Move on in Africa in Somali Front
Cairo dispatch says British forces drive on in Italian Somaliland and report success with conquest assured. British briefings claim no changes in overall situation amid extended African war fronts.
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Africa
Cairo
War Relief Aided by Local Demonstration Clubs
The Home Demonstration Club Council with 41 clubs in Hempstead County cooperates with the Red Cross to sew garments for war relief. Ten clubs have produced 169 garments since November 1940. materials are back for club groups to use. Club presidents are urged to contact Mrs C M Agee at 412 East Second Street to pick up materials for current work. Arkansas farm women join Red Cross and Needlecraft Bureau. members urged to donate material and deliver one child’s cotton garment to the local Red Cross by July 1. Hempstead County council will participate.
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Home Demonstration Club Council
Mempstead
Red Cross
Mary Clawle Fletcher
C. M. Agee
East Second Street
Arkansas
The
Needlecraft Bureau
Arkansas State
Hempstead
Hempstead County Farm Bureau Sets Year Start Date
L. C. Summerville announces the Hempstead county Farm Bureau year begins January. At the February 28 board meeting the group voted to adopt the calendar year. Members are urged to sign up for 3541 a5 500n and to notify the Extension Office if Farm Bureau papers are not received.
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L. C. Summerville
Hempstead
America Is Worth Saving in Dreiser Isolationist Open Letter
Theodore Dreiser promotes isolationism in a Modern Age book arguing against empire and for democracy anchored in the Declaration and Constitution. He warns that bending to war rhetoric undermines liberty and urges decisive, constitutional action to keep peace and prevent street violence.
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America
Theodore Dreiser
Dreise
United States
England
High School Teacher to Resign Soon
Miss Mary Shull a commercial teacher at the high school will resign soon to take a position in Washington D C Miss Beryl Henry superintendent of schools in East Win reveals whether an east wind is dry or wet depends on location In Palestine many areas are dry while in parts of the United States an east wind means moisture
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Mary Shull
Washington, D. C
Beryl Henry
Win
Palestine
United States
Pursued Secrets Between Sisters and a Hidden Love
In a tense scene, April and Ann confront long held truths about love and jealousy. Ann admits she’s known of April’s feelings for Trent Carter since he returned, praising April’s heart over her beauty. They acknowledge shared sisterly bond and the need for honesty as Octavia’s praise weighs on their memories.
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April
Apel
Ann
Tye
Trent Carter
League
Alvay
Octavia
Tgg
Dad
Kent
Ava
Annn
Annie
API
April Burnett
Dria
Casa Blanca
Wedding Day Doubts Threaten Quiet Family Home
April suspects Ann has learned a painful truth as the wedding day arrives, Nip the dog senses trouble, and the hidden envelope in Ann’s room hints at tangled lives. The scene ends with April preparing to confront a revelation before a 5 o'clock ceremony.
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Pars
Nip
April
Ann
Auma
Wip
Octagia
Amy
First Baptist Church Schedule and Baptism Service
The article outlines a morning worship at 10:55 led by the Pastor on Soul Prosperity, Sunday School at 9:45 by department, an afternoon lesson in glats groups, and an evening service at 1:30 with a sermon. Baptism will be administered at the close of the evening service. The Baptist Training Union meets at 6:90 with a department setup. All welcome at First Baptist Church.
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Baptist Training Union
First Baptist Church
First Christian Church Church Services and Spring Meeting
The Church of Christ announces a spring meeting beginning March with Copeland and Embrey preaching. Regular Sunday Bible class at 9 30 a m and worship at 10 50 a m with communion. Evening service at 7 30 p m. Ladies Auxiliary and mid week prayer occur. minister John Keith Gregory invites all to attend.
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E. C
Latterty of
Patmos
Church of Christ
Co ‘Opeland
CL. Embrey
Texarkang
Afl
First Christian Church
North Main
West Avenue
John Keith Gregory
Edwards Named Lions Coach From Western Reserve
The Detroit Lions hire William Miller Edwards from Western Reserve University as coach after pursuing top names. Fred Mandel of Chicago stores arranged the deal, basing the choice on Edwards coaching ability and endorsements from players Johnny Wilson and Phil Ragazzo. Edwards led a successful season, with Young, David Paul Jones, and others expected back for next year.
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Harry Grayson
NEA
Detroit Lions
William Miller Edwards
Western Reserve University of Cleveland
Fred Mandel
Chicago Department Stores
Detroit
Lions
Mandel
Frank Leahy
Boston College
Notre Dame
Ife
Carl Snagely
Cornell
Bob Zuppke
Bill Edwards
Mandell
Edwards
Western Reserve
Johnny Wilson
Cleveland
Phil Ragazzo
Fittsburgh
Gene Lambert
Rose
O Young
David Paul Jones
Massillon Star Edwards Shines Despite Sparse Beginnings
Bill Edwards, Massillon product, rose from a miner’s family with to quit at 15 to support kin. He became a football standout at Western Reserve and later led teams with a single wing. His journey from Ohio high school to college frosh and beyond mirrors a determined rise amid limited early resources.
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Massillon
Wes
Edwards
Red Cats
Howell
Arizona State
el Paso
Ind
Mass
Washington High School
Kiski
Ohio State
Wittenberg College
Massi
Jock
Sutherland
Ray Zeh
Ain Reserve
Bill Edwards
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Jordon Cafenter
Gen Rost
Howard
Noble
W.robbins
Houlaed Pegey Wieney Freiberger
Adams
Andrew Bantehel
Robert Shiner
Balyereyenga
Kennet Pratscoraica
Ladies’ Aux- Morty
First Presbyteriany Shurch
Rich
Cooper
Lajlies’ Aux-ury
Hue
George Hogmer
Louise Bond Cahostess
Women's Society of Christian Service
First Methodist Church
Sill
E. B. Galloway
de Queeh
W. A
Azden Garden Club
Satnger Theatre
Businuss and Professional Women's Club
Bay
Low
Anderené Faymer
Emanen
Nick Jewells
Liloyet Spencer
EM. "McWilluma
IV Wilson
Columbus
J R. Henry
Mra
Roy Andersson
Hubert Wilson
Caries Johnsen
Verrett Cornelius
S. S. McDavill
York
Marthr
Cosmopolitan Club
Mack Stewart
Cosmopolitian Club
Basil York
Lawrence Martin
Stewart
Ted
Perry Moses
Kelly Bryant
St. Patrick
RIALT
Gene Autry
James Durante
Ann Miller
Saenger
Strawberry
James Cagney
Olivia DE Havilland
Robb Southerland
Robin Ray
Texarkany
J. J. Roberts
Mrs
Bob Shelton
Camden
Bil
H.C. Ellen
South Elm Street
Barwick’s Electric Service
Printzess Coats
Mae
Wow
Qualit
Ladies Specialty Shop
Bureau
Dresser
Solution Cause
BY Ruth Ayers
Westanday
Perkan
Waleases
Neale
Pril
Miss April
Fins
Baptist
William Moon
Garrett ‘Memorial, Baptist Dd
Silvey,” ‘Pastor
T. Co
Christian Endeavor Society of Oss
Seymon
Hope Creamery
Miss Joy
P. Comeay Ward
MT Techinon
Roper and
Estat Gas
Noothly Paymenta Harry Wi
Shiver
Gene Tierney
Tante
May
Span
Cook's White Star Laundry
Walnut
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