Community Church Prayers and Gatherings Across Prescott
Prescott notices outline multiple Wednesday and Thursday prayers and services at Church of Noxarena Church of Chvint Five Chyletion Church First Methodist Church and related meetings. The community event includes a bake sale reception and social at the Conte Community House with participation from Mrs. Matai Gutraese and Miss Tranhton among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janes
M. Takean
Conte
Mos
Matai Gutraese
Mra. Jones Waar
Notice in Probate Court Arkansas Estate of No 804 Webb
In the probate court of Hempstead County Arkansas the administrator of the estate of the deceased Webb, died February 3 1952, is required to present claims within six months from first publication or be barred. This notice is published March 2 1908 in Nashville Arkansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hempstead County
Arkansas
Nrehville
Usher's City Wide Club meets for officer election
The Usher's City wide club will meet Wednesday March 19 at 12 30 PM at Rising Stay Baptist Church. All members are asked to be present for election of officers. Mis Turner at Hicke Funeral Home invites contact by phone 7 4474 for the event and related community notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Turner
Tema
Mise Turner
Hicke Funeral Home
Usher
Rising Stay Baptist
Snead Returns Takes the Lead in Seminole Pro Amateur
Sam Snead returned to tournament play after a three month layoff and shot a two under par 70 to lead the Seminole Pro Amateur two day event at the Seminole Club course. He stands atop a field including John Revella Henry Picard Palmer and Fred Hawkins tied for second with 71s as the event wraps with a final 18 holes.
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Palm Bench
Fia
Sam Snead
West Virginia
Lees
Snead
John Revella
Evanston
Henry Picard
Cleveland
Doin Palmer
Badtr
Fred, Hawkins
Paso
Tex
Ben Vingon
Palm Springs
Calif
Chicago
Jack Hurke
Houston
Cary Middlecott
Memphis
Tenn
Burke
Scoring Record Set in AAU Tournament
In March 1941, San Francisco's Stewart Chevrolets led 16 teams in the AAU Basketball Tournament second round. They crushed Santa Fe, New Mexico 100 to 45, with Don Henriksen leading on 20 points. Previously, Philips 66ers of Beetlesville, Oklahoma posted 103 against Roanoke, Virginia in 1947.
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Denver
San Francisco
Stewart Chevrolets
Lnto
Na- Hang Amateur Athletic Union
Californians
Sante Fy
N. M
Philips 66Ers
Beetlesville
Okla
Roanoke
Virginians
California
George Yardley
Stewarts
Don Henriksen
University of California
Francisco
State Shere of Botting Amounts Revealed
A barely legible note reports the State Shere of Botting amounting to 447,361 units in a financial entry. The fragmentary text suggests a transfer or balance but lacks context and clear dates or parties involved.
Broadcast of Parker Games Indefinite
J B Towley of KXAR says Parker Games broadcasts for University of Arkansas football remain indefinite. Arkansas athletic director Barnhill told the Arkansas Broadcasters Association in Little Rock that SWC rights control football telecasts and any in state arrangements must gain conference approval. He favors Arkansas joining the network if feasible, with stations sharing costs, but final action depends on the Southwest Conference in May. Barnhill noted Hope High pride in the university and lauded Buddy Sutten’s speech at a Little Rock banquet honoring the 1952 squad.
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Murat
Barnhill
ABA
Arkansas
Tooley
Hope
Hope Boys
Little Rock
Buddy Sutten
Stewarts Meet Patiland in Odd One-Sided Contest
Fragmentary OCR yields a muddled sports note featuring names such as Patiland, Yarley, and Koler Kandy. The text mentions a player with a right wrist injury and references locations like Los Alsprite and a Navy base at Colt. The piece lacks clear outcomes or coherent facts.
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Stewarts
Patiland
Ore
Tory
Yarley
Los Alsprite
Colt
Naval Air Station House
Badtied
Tad
Koler Kandy
Stewarts Chevrolets Triumph Over Santa Fe in AAU
Denver San Francisco's Stewarts Chevrolets set a single game serving record defeating Santa Fe, N M 109 to 44 in the National AAU tournament. Also reported are golf results from Seminale Pro Amateur in Pinehurst, North and South women’s qualifier, and other racing and billiards notes from various locations.
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Denver
San Francisco
Stewart Chevrolets
Servinig
Santa Fe
N. M
Sourney
Golf Poulin Beach
Fin
Sammy Snead
Pinehurst
N.C
Mary, Lena, Foulk
Fhomesville
Medel
Sebring
Fla
M. E. Stephens Jr
Gilet Norell
Oklahoma City
Billiards
Francisca
Joe Procita
Los Angeles
Willis Hoppe
Pla
Mr. Buster
Imamuazed
Homestead
Gulf
Sheans Park
Hot Springs
Our Beauty
Baston Arkansas
Oaklawn Park
Albany
Calif
Golden Gate Fields
Lincoln
Mount Hope
Lincoln Dawns
Sports Mirror Highlights Past Tournament Winners
The column recalls historic sports moments from different eras. It mentions Jim Fervier winning the Jacksonville Open at 272 a year ago, plus past highs in basketball, baseball, tennis, and golf across years from ten to twenty. The piece mixes notes on notable champions and coaching changes.
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Jim Fervier
Utah
Ken Mucky
Madison Square Gay
Jee Wood
Bill Hinchohitt
Ben Thomson
Yale
Gregory Maupin
U.S
Frank Shields
New York
Most of '51 Legionnaires to Be Back at Fairpark
Legion team at Fairpark under H Rovertoh plans a return for the 1951 season. The field is reconditioned, the outfield wall signs are up, and the club hopes to fill the roster with many young prospects from Wenderson, Gunter, and surrounding areas. Managers expect several players to be in college or with other teams, while Lawrence Martin's high school squad will use the field for evening practice.
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Legion Field
Fairpark
Shdre
H. Rovertoh
Ho: Beverage
Boo
Bing Pil
Raymond Robinson
Gordon Beastey
Ga Anderson
Racher Huddleston
J Barrentineg
Marty Friegat
Allo
Typute
Lawrence Martin
Tegion
Fights Last Nightcard Results From Multiple Cities
Fights last night featured Kenny Tergn of Los Angeles stopping Nick Sai ers of St Louis in five rounds. Iddie Catton of Seattle knocked out Abel Fernand of Los Angeles in four rounds. Skeets Starkey of Pittsburgh stopped John Robinson of Brooklyn in two. Ronnie Wulf of Lixilow Kentucky and Terry O'Cory of Chicago drew in six. Joey Lupo of Newark outpointed Joey Cardo of Youngstown in eight rounds.
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Associated Press
Los Angeles
Kenny Tergn
Nick Saiers
St. Louis
Seattle
Iddie Catton
Tle
Abel Fernand
Los Angles
Pittsburgh
Skeets Starkey
John Robinson
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Ronnie Wulf
Lixilow
Terry O'Cory
Chicago
Drew
Newark
N. J
Joey Lupo
Lodi
Joey Cardo
Youngstown
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Ralph Saunders
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L. D. Cheatham
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Westsington
Edna Davis
Dorsey
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Parker Games
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Wylie Motor Company
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