Social and Personal Highlights from the Hope Era
Social calendar items reveal local gatherings and hosting duties among Mrs. Kyler, Mrs. Stewart, and other society members. Reports include dinners, bridge games, and parties at Methodist and First Baptist churches, with attendees named and notes on decorations, menus, and prize awards. Military notices mention cadets and promotions, including Wallace Van Sickle and Gerald Bales, alongside local travel and visiting relatives.
Tucker Emerging Center Field Hope For White Sox
Hot Springs notes Texan Tucker joining White Sox spring camp as potential regular after 24 players join the armed forces. Once seen as too small, he built fundamentals from age seven and credits improved hitting for high Texas league numbers. He aims to translate daylight hitting to the majors.
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Wally Moses
Jimmy Dykes
Lt Tank
Tucker
Fort Worth
Hot Springs
Ark
Cardinals Ready for Wild Season in Jack Rabbit Style
OSCAR KAHAN reports the St. Louis Cardinals, fleet and speed oriented, prepare for another season after the loss of Enos Slaughter and Terry Moore. Manager Billy Southworth plans a speedy, slam-bang approach with eight outfield candidates, including Buster Adams, Harry Walker, Johnny Happ, and Stan Musial, aiming for balance in left, center, and right fields.
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Oscar Kahan Cairo
St. Lewis Cardinals
Billy Southworth
Southworth
Cardinals
Enos Slaughter
Terry Moore
Buster Adams
Harry Walker
Jimmy Brown
Lou Klein
Mike Gonzales
Buzzy Wares
Johnny Happ
Lean
Ray Sanders
Martin Marion
Doubise
George Kurowski
Walker
Stan Musial
Redbird
Mugins
Adams ii
Hopp
Coaker Triplett
Frank Demayee
Musin
Sports Roundup hints at gardens and boxing at large
SPORTS ROUNDUP by HUGH FULLERTON JR. reports on a Jamaica track plan for a victory garden with a three acre potato patch in the infield, possible changes to baseball rules, wartime sports movements, and various notes from boxing, baseball, and college hoops circles, including DeMarino photos and coach changes.
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Hugh Fullerton, JR
Wire World Sports
Galumnist
New York
Jamaica
St. Clair
Fred Fitzsimmons
Brooklyn
Morton Cooper injury threatens Pirates pitching depth
The team faces uncertainty as Morton Cooper, a 22-game winner, suffered a back injury in winter and a troublesome knee from last summer. His condition and return prospects cast doubt on the pitching staff, with Walker Cooper Ken O'Dea Sam Narron and rookie Jerry Burmeister also in view.
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Walker Cooper
Ken O'Dea
Sam Narron
Jerry Burmeister
Morton Cooper
Fights Last Night By The Associated Press
New York Pvt. Johnny Greco 135 Montreal outpointed Clea Shuns 123 Los Angeles. Washington Joe Baksi 209 Wilkes-Barre Pa outpointed Gus Dorazis 194 12 Philadelphia. Philadelphia Young Kid Robinson 158 Philadelphia knocked out Nick Kursich 165 Baltimore. Boston Sal Bartolo 127 1 2 Boston outpointed Joey Archibald 190 Providence Worcester Mass. Leo Sawlcki 151 Worcester knocked out Tom Callahan 149 New York. Hollywood Jimmy Garrison 145 1 2 Kansas City outpointed Rodolfo Ramirez 146 14 Mexico City.
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Associated Press
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Montreal
Clea Shuns
Los Angeles
Washington
Joe Baksi
Wilkes-Barre
Gus Dorazis
Philadelphia
Kid Robinson
Nick Kursich
Baltimore
Boston
Sal Bartolo
Joey Archibald
Providence
Worcester
Mass
Leo Sawlcki
Tom Callahan
Hollywood
Jimmy Garrison
Kansas City
Rodolfo Ramirez
Mexica
Loraine Marries Jim Carr at Sky Harbor Chapel
In a charged Riviera style scene at Phoenix Sky Harbor, Loraine Stuart reveals plans to wed Captain Jim Carr at noon the next day in an outdoor chapel. Ed Bryan and Pat Friday react with shock as the couple seals a businesslike commitment amid wedding preparations and emotional fallout.
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Pat
Captain Carr
Jimmy
Lorry Girl
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Jim Carr
Larry
Jim
Lorry
Atright
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Phoenix Sky Harbor
Hollywood
Jimmee
Dot
James Carr
U. S. Army
Loraine Stuart
New York City
Elmira
Sky Harbor
Mr. Bryan
Pst
Jimmy Carr
Ocean Wave Favored In Arkansas Derby At Oaklawn Park
Ocean Wave topweighted at 128 pounds among a field of top three year olds entered for the eighth Arkansas Derby at Oaklawn Park. Wendell Eads rides Ocean Wave from post position in the mile and a furlong race expected to draw about 6,000 fans. Other contenders include Dove Pie ridden by Johnny Langden, filly Siravio, Spartiate with Joe Datillo, Beau Of Mine, Her Guardian, Modest Lad, Iron Works, Seven Merits and Uncle Billies. The program also features the Au Revoir handicap and the preceding races, with Bring Me Home winning the fifth race in 1 14 for 6 furlongs.
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Wendell Eads
Johnny Langden
Amber Light
Ocean Wave
J. W. Rodgers
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Petrucci
Spartiate
Joe Datillo
Janet Kelly
Silver Stock Farm
J. L. Finch
Happy Hour Farm
Brown “Motel Stable
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Billies
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Galbreath
Dienst
Oaly
Bob's Dream
Avier Divide Farm
Dr. Rush
Navy Cross
Silver Star Stock Farm
Detroit and Chicago Open American Loop Season
Detroit and Chicago, major league rivals, begin the red flannel league season with Virgil Trucks and Paul Trout on the mound for Detroit. White Sox boss Jimmy Dykes names rookies Gordon Maltzberger Floyd Speer and Donald Hanski to pitch. Weather halts intra-squad games. Yankees manager Joe McCarthy cites player shortages and reluctance to pit pitchers against each other to avoid idle players.
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Associated Press
Evansville
Ind
Detroit
Chicago
Virgil Trucks
Paul Trout
Steve O'Neil
Tigers
Jimmy Dykes
White Sox
Gordon Maltzberger
Floyd Speer
Donald Hanski
Asbury Park
N. J
Joe McCarthy
New York Yankees
Louis pounds Abe Simon for 21st title defense
In 2012 Joe Louis KOed Abe Simon in the sixth round to secure his 21st consecutive title defense. Receipts from the bout benefited Army Emergency Relief. An earlier note cites Commissioner Landis fining Lindsay Deal, a rookie outfielder, over a season pay discrepancy with the Brooklyn Dodgers.
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Associated Press Today
Joe Louis
Abe Simon
Army Emergency Relief Fund
KK. M. Landis
Lindsay Deal
Brooklyn Dodgers
Lake Appling
Chicago White Sox
Chicago Cubs
Jost
1943 Appropriations Jump Over 1941 Levels
Little Rock report shows total appropriations by the 1943 general assembly at 122,823,218.58, up from 117,038,205.73 in 1941. Increase largely due to public schools gaining 5,708,494.39 while general state agencies declined by 339,592.99.
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Little Rock
General Assembly
J. Bryan Sims
Highway Bench
Villa
Church Services and Programs Listings
Garrett Memorial Baptist, First Methodist, and First Baptist churches outline Sunday and weekday activities. Garrett Memorial lists Sunday School at 10, preaching at 11 and 8, plus Bible study groups and prayers. First Methodist schedules chimes, worship, special sermon, youth fellowship, and choir practices with midweek events. First Baptist notes Sunday School at 9:30, morning and evening worship, Sunday School in a Guernsey School, and Baptist Training Union activities.
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First Baptist Church
Third
Main Streets
W. R. Hamilton
Guernsey
General Assembly
the Baptist Training Union
Hope Gospel Tabernacle Service Schedule and Revival Message
Hope Gospel Tabernacle at N Main and Ave. D. Paul Gaston pastor. Sunday School 9 45 a m Guy E Basye superintendent. Morning service 11 00 a m with special revival message. Young peoples service and adult Bible study 6 45 p m Evangelistic service 7 45 p m sermon What does it mean to be lost At the Tabernacle you are stranger only once.
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Hope Gospel Tabernacle
N. Main
Ave
Paul BR. Gaston
Guy E. Basye
the Tabernacle
Local Churches Invite Varying Bible Study and Services
Corner Fifth and Grady hosts Bible classes at 10:00 a.m. and worship at 11:00 a.m. The Love of God is the sermon theme with a communion at 11:40 a.m. Evening service at 6:45 p.m. and 1:00 p.m. Wednesday study on The Sweetest and Bitterest Word. First Pentecostal Church at W Fourth and Ferguson holds services 10:00 a.m. Sunday School, 11:00 a.m. regular worship, 8:00 p.m. evening service, 7:00 p.m. Young Peoples. Week night services Wednesday and Friday. First Presbyterian Church, Thomas Brewster, minister, offers Sunday school at 9:45 a.m. and morning worship at 10:55 a.m. Evangelism and a Bible study on Acts led by Mrs. Dorsey McRae Monday afternoon.
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Church OF Christ Corner
Grady Taylor Davis
First Pentecostal Church
4Th
Ferguson
W. P. Graves
Lacie Rowe
Young Peoples
First Presbyterian Church
Thomas Brewster
Young Peoples ‘Meeting
Dorsey McRae
Observance Week Service Schedule At Local Church
The Auxiliary observes a week of spiritual enlightenment and invites all to attend. Pastor Millas W Baggett leads 9:45 Bible School with Malcolm Porterfield, Saveristies at 10:50 Morning Worship includes Lord's Supper, Ted Jones and Mrs Alfred Haynes. Sermon: The Harvest of the Flesh. 1:45 Christian Youth Fellowship. 7:45 Evening Worship features familiar hymns and a sermon Two Kinds of Fools. Wednesday prayer meeting 7:43 p.m. Thursday choir rehearsal 8:00 p.m.
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Millaes W. Baggett
Bible School
Malcolm Porterfield
Ted Jones
Alfred Haynes
Gabriel
Sastory
Christian Youth Fellowship
Pruytt
Memphis Residents Turn to Backyards for Chickens
Memphis Tenn residents plan to raise chickens in backyards to offset food rationing. Distributors report orders for chicks up a month ahead as demand grows. Egg dealers say fertile eggs are scarce to meet ha chettes, reflecting tight supplies.
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Memphis
Tenn
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