Social and Personal News and Upcoming Club Events
Daisy Heard serves as editor. social calendar lists Mary Lester class events at First Mehlorical church and Sunday School Workers Council meeting. Cosmopolitan Club reviews, book talks, and talks by Army Nurse are noted. multiple social gatherings and visits across families, troops, and local clubs detailed with names and places.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Lester
First
Mehlorical Church
Witch
Zawelvek
First Presbyterian Church
Hot Springs Student Shot Accidentally
Raymond Treinehmann Parker an 18 year old Hot Springs high school senior and son of Educators was found shot to death at his home. Coroner Foster Jarrell said the wound appeared accidental from a stall cali bre rifle while Parker was cleaning his room. Survived by mother Lelix Parker four brothers and three sisters. A second note cites Britain prenatal clinics cutting maternal deaths from 4.27 per thousand in 1906 to under 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hot Springs
i/Pl
Raymond Treinehmann Parker
Hot Springs High School
Foster Jarrell
Lelix Parker
Jarrell
Parker
J. A. Parker
W. W. Parker
Cape Girardeau
J. C. Parker
Michigan State Board of Educcafion
Lansing
Mich
Fletcher Parker
Lewisville
Ark
James Parker
Ola Suggs
Sacramento
Calif
Homey Badl
Holden, Mo
Marie Parker
Warning Order in Helmstead County Chancery Court
Legal notice in Chancery Court of Helmstead County Arkansas requires defendants including G T Blankenship and Mrs G T Blankenship to appear within thirty days and answer Mary E Smith’s complaint. Clerk J P Byers notes seal. Graves Graves attorneys of record list P T Stages as attorney ad litem with dates March 17 24 31 and April 7 1943.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chancery Court
Helmstead County
Arkansas
Mary E. Smith
G. T. Blankenship
Necie Modest
Mac Day Modest Wren
Ostimer Freeman
Carrie Freeman
Josephine Henry Hunt
Carrie Wright Scott
George Jones
John McNeely
Farmers‘ Royalty Holding Company, Corporation
Farmers’ Mutual Royalty Syndicate, Incorporated
J. P. Byers
Graves & Graves
Autys
PIL
P. T. Stages
iMarch
Phils Adopt New Name For Training Regimen
Philadelphia Phillies adopt a so called commando training program devised by Harold Anson Bruce, combining American Swedish Del Sar and other calisthenics. Bruce says the routine preps players with 15 to 20 minutes of drills each session and aims to build stamina for a three mile run.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judson Bailey Mershey
Philadelphia Phillies
Ife
Harold Anson Bruce
Bill Cox
Phils
Cox
Phillies
Ganners
Bruce
Germany
Stanley (Bucky) Harris
Fights Last Night By The Associated Press
New York Philipferranova outpointed Costantine in New York. Ned Betford defeated Enzenga in Boston. Billy Nichy outpointed Tuck in Buffalo. Joye Haddad outpointed Giscombe in Paterson. Luther White won by technical knockout over Jayrd in Los Angeles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New York
Philipferranova
Charles Costantine
Ned Betford
Mass
Honey Merlody
Boston
Phil Enzenga
Baltimore
Buffalo
Billy Nichy
Johnny Tuck
Paterson
N. J
Jersey City
Joye Haddad
MN. J
Giants trade talk and racing notes from crossfire
New York report covers Branch Rickey arguing over Nick Etten with Phillies and Yankees, possible return and trade to Cleveland or others. Goshen races add nearly $100,000, and Rail behind grandstand planned. Also notes Emerson Woodward at Churchill Downs and Navy hospital caution for Barney Ross. Phog Allen rumored as football coach amid war work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Branch Rickye
Bear Mountain
Giants
Nick Etten
Phillies
Yankees
Rickey
Bill Cox
Philadelphia
Joe Orengo
Bil Cane
Cleveland
Goshen
Cane
Arl Ruby
Louisville Courier-Journal
Emerson Woodward
Texas
Woodward
Roscoe Goose
Churchill Downs
Claude Hawkins
Roscoe
Sportpovert
National Invitation
Clee Shans
Garden
Henry Armstrong
Barney Ross
Navy Hospital
St. Albans
L. L
Kansas U
Arafting
Phog Allen
Gwinn Henry
Phog
Little Rock Cagers in Easy Victory
In the Women s National AAU tournament first round Elkin N C 29 Des Moines A T B Typists 20 Hornets 19 Atlanta Walens 18 Little Rock Motor Coaches 89 Amazons 10 Lenox 34 Pittsburgh 21 Today s pairings include Little Rock vs Dallas Hornets Davenport AC vs Elkin N C Des Moines Secretaries vs Nashville Vultees Okmulgee vs Lenox IA The article notes the average college degrees conferred annually 1930 1940 was 149000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph
Elkin
N.C
Des Moines
A. T. B. Typists
Dallas
Westinghouse
Little Rock
Ark
Dallas Hornets
Davenport A.C
N. C
Des Moines Secretaries
Nashville Vultees
Okmulgee
Okla
Lenox
Glider Train Plan Targets Civilian Flight Support
In Major Hale's office Pat Friday orchestrates a civilian glider train with 10 ships to be towed by a power plane as a public demonstration. Captain James Carr leads the effort while Pat mobilizes Phoenix civic leaders, mining officials, growers, and chambers of commerce to back the venture. A skeptic farmer questions practicality, but Pat vows civilian pilots and even pilots a glider to prove the concept.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Carr
Army Soaring Fields
Pat
Jimmy
Major Hale
Sky Harbor
Jimnny
Hunh
Sonny
Phoenix Chamber of Commerce
Rocky Mountains
Arizona
Jim Carr
Jimmy Carr
Pat Friday
Derby nominees clash in Oaklawa Park feature
Hot Springs March 24 two Derby nominees Dusty and Sky Bound faced four rivals in a six furlong allowance at Oaklawa Park. Sky Bound and Oxie carried 119 pounds each as Best Seller returned from six months off to win the sixth race by a length in 1:11 3-4 with Johnny Longden aboard, paying 4.70 to win. Cold Taste was second. Big Meal faded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hot Springs
Oaklawa Park
M. EB. Williams
Dusty
A. R. Smith
Sky Bound
Oxel
Free Air
King Brother
Double Ruff
Oxie
Galbreath
Dienst
Johnny Longden
Cold Taste
Big Meal
F Kelleher Hitting Star At Training Camp
Bloomington March 24 rookie outfielder Frank Kelleher, brought up by the Reds, hits in camp with dozen-plus likely home runs at Crosley Field. Browns pitchers and an outfielder suffer minor injuries in St Louis camp. Niggeling returns after a cold. Cardinals showcase versatility in camp game. Pollet shines in left field. Dodgers lose Curt Davis to a fractured hip, but arm rehab noted. Yankees manager McCarthy praises Maruis Russo as arm strengthens. Tigers prepare intra camp opener led by Newhouser Manders Henshaw and Trucks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Bloomington
Ind
Frank Kelleher
Cincinnati Reds
Crosleyield
Cape Girardeau
St. Louis Browns
Nelson Potter
Denny Galenouse
Glenn McQuillen
Ankel
Johnny Niggeling
Cairo
Ill
St. Louis Cardinals
Howie Pollet
Walker Cooper
Kiwanis Luncheon Features Attorneys as Speakers
Luke Arnett and Neal Bohlinger of Little Rock were the principal speakers at yesterdays Kiwanis luncheon. They praised the club’s garden project and were introduced by John Vesey. Ed Hawkins announced committees for the Burke Magician event to be held at City Hall April 9th with Cecil Dennis, Kelley Bryant, Dick Bowen, and Jim Moore leading ticket sales, advertising, housing, and concessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luke Arnett
Neal Bohlinger
Lille Rock
Ark
John Vesey
Ed Hawkins
Burke
City Hall
Cecil Dennis
Kelley Bryant
Dick Bowen
Jim Moore
Grace Harriman
Amos‘ Martin
L. J. Bryson
A. E B. Cross
Ted Jones
Paul ‘Toleson
Senate in recess as Truman committee hears labor leaders
Senate in recess until Thursday as the Truman committee hears CIO President Philip Murray and AFL President William Green on absenteeism and labor issues. Military Affairs panel examines national service legislation while Foreign Relations reviews postwar planning resolutions. House and Senate conferees seek to resolve Naval Deficiency bill differences. House moves toward tighter sabotage laws and farm legislation as Labor committee studies absenteeism and a military subcommittee resumes draft deferment inquiry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Senate
Truman Committee
CI0
Philip Murray
AFL
William Green
Military Affairs Committee
Norman Thomps
Foreign Relations Committee
House
Labor Committee
Year Ago Today Sports Highlights and Personnel Moves
Mirror recalls events from years past including Red Rolle signing a Yankees third base contract, Bunny Gakes resigning as Colorado university football coach, and Frankie Parker rated No. 4 on the U S tennis list with Audrey Browne Beasley noted as Parker's former wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Red* Rolle
New York Yankees
Bunny Gakes
Colorado University
Frankie Parker
U. S
Wido Audrey Browne Beasley
Parker
Hempstead County Red Cross War Fund Reaches Top Amid Gratitude
To the citizens of Hempstead County the 150 Red Cross War Fund solicitors express thanks for contributions reaching 7900 dollars. The drive uses local and national support, with two thirds of funds aiding national troops and one third remaining locally. Donors urged to mail or deliver gifts to City Hall Hope Arkansas or local banks and drugstores. A later statistical report will publish campaign results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hempstead County
Red Cross War Fund
Marion
Hempstead County Red Cross “War Fund
Campign Committee
George W. Ware
Hope
George Mehan
Jo, Ritchie Groc. Co
John Ridghill
Chas. A. Hervey
W. G. McGill
Robert H. Whinery
Ray Andrews
J.T. Beavers
Webb Laseter Jr
St. M. Jones
Preston Davis Ames King
W. G. Boy
Herbert Byers
Vivian Haygood
George Eideter
Earl Peal
Herbert Stuckey
Bee Bridgen
Ned W
Howell
Ton
G. V. Chastine
G. C. Stewart
Lewis Breed L. C. Mays
J. D. Bullock
L. P. Graver
Lilly Francis C.S. Cook
Howard Bright
Edith Roberson
Kitty Massey
Martha Camthomb
J. J. Martin
W. G. Allison
B. C. Acker
Earl Pool
Alva
Emmet Seniors Plan Annual Play Friday Night
The Emmet High School Senior Class will stage the annual play A Ready Made Family in the school auditorium Friday March 26 at 9 00 p m Cast includes Virginia Towne send Doris June Ward Kathryn Bealy Minnie Mary Gist Sammie Chambless Christene Dillard Raymon Wesson Roy Milford Dexter Alford and Mack Thomp Intermission acts feature readings by Virginia Ann Maghess and June Thompson music by the Emmet High School Band dancing by Elizabeth Jo Dickerson and Norma Ruth Breed with a novelty number by fifth and sixth grade girls
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmet High School
Virginia Townesend
Doris June Ward
Kathryn Bealy
Minnie Mary Gist
Sammie Chambless
Christene Dillard Raymon Wesson
Roy Milford
Dexter Alford
Mack Thompson
Virginia Ann Maghess
June Thompson
Rally nets $800 for Lonok Neuro Baptist Church
A rally at Lonok Neuro Baptist Church raised about $800, according to Rev. J. W. Williams, the pastor. Donors included both white and Negro supporters, with the event described as successful in organizing funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Negro Church
Lonok Neuro Baptist Church
J. W. Williams
Admission rules for TB Sanatorium in Arkansas clarified
Attorney General Guy E. Williams stated Kansas residents were the only bona fide applicants eligible for admission to the Tibercula sanatorium while others employed at Camp Chaff could apply. the rule hinges on intent to reside in Arkansas, noted by Sebast county Judge P. P. Strozier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Rock
Guy E. Williat
Kansas
Tibercula Sanatorium
Sebast County
P. P. Strozier
Chaff
Garal
Arkansas
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Daisy Dorothy Heard
Hope Business and Professional Women's
We First Methodist Church
Franklin Morton
Edwin Stewart
Re L
Cosmopolitian Club
Mes
Franklin Horton
Horton
Joe Black
Lawrence Martin
Lamarr Cox
Emily Hahn
R. L. Bronch
Royce Smith
Lamiurr Cox
Coronet
George Ware
Kent Brown
Dick Thompson
Kay Stephenson
Jink McGlobony
Sutton
Dick White
Shomypson
Tl. K. McHarg
Sara Ann Holland
Washington
C. G. Cooper
Pampa
W. He Bryant
R. R. Forster
Ricky
Shreveport
L. W. Youngs
Alyston Fosters
Charles S. Garret
Kline Sayler
Col
Charles S. Garrett
R. N. Garrett
el Dorado
Pay Russell
Ft. Worth
Claude Gurner
Edinburg, Texas
Mr. Gurner
Sid Bundy
R. ¥. Herndon, Sr
Texarkiana
William McGill
Malvern
Mr. McGill
W. R. Herndon
Halvern
Annie N. Leiper
Vincent Foster
Quonset Point
Rhode Island
Tj. &. Foster
C. M. Keith
Maxine Keith
Lite Rack
Jimmy Miller
Cpl
Australia
Woarld
NEW Saenger
Walt Disney
Rialto
Jinx
Falkenburg
Michele Morgan
Great Britain
Great Britan
Sy Hugh Fullerton
Jfi Wide World Sports
al del Greco
Suckensack
J. Bergen Evening Record
Rip Vin Winkle
Camp Pendleton
Iowa Navy
Bob Giegengack
Fordham Lack
Centralia
Dwight (Dyke) Eddleman
Illinois
Little Rock Cagers
Jim
Loraine
Stuart
Ed Bryan
Laraine
Spa
F. Kelleher
Curt Davis
Brooklyn Dodger
Mickey Gwen
Ted McGrew
Asbury Park
N. Y
Joe McCarthy
Marius Russo
Russo
McCarthy
Evansville
Hal Newhouser
Harold Manders
Roy Henshaw
Virgil Trucks
Detroit Tigers
Kiwanis Meet
Congress
Sports Mirror
Red Cross Fund
Lydia B. Pinkham
Lydia Pinkham
the Pines
Edgar Galloway
Emmet
Petrofeus Selly
Arene
SSS Torje
SSS
S. Tonic
Hope Star