Social and Personal Daisy Dorothy Heard, Editor
Social calendar notes show a May schedule of women’s society meetings at First Presbyterian and Methodist churches, plus the Garden Club of Hope hosting a program on floral arrangement. Activities include circle gatherings, hospitality duties, and demonstrations by Mrs. Arch Moore and others.
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Daisy Dorothy Heard
Women's Missionity Society
Women's Society of Christian Service
Chtineh
Mra
Crayon
Anthony
Kenneth Hamilton
Mes
Fryarke Hie
Mire Twine Ward
Women's Society of Chiristian Bergies
First Methodist Chivel
John Arnold
Billingsley
Forelock
W.C. Miller
Mamig Briant
Charyte
Hope
Ark
7. Chaser of Hope
J. C. Carillon of Hope
Carden Chi
Arch Moore
Grope
Arka
B. C. Wingfield
Tone
Robert Hotmin
Texarkana
Ray Davis
Coming and Going in Viclorville and Nearby
Mrs. Ambrose of Viclorville Calif plans to join I Ambrose in Hobbs New Mexico at week’s end. Janet Lemley of El Dorado visited her parents Judge and Mrs W J Lemley for the weekend. Mrs Cross departed for Camp Adair Oregon after a visit with Mrs Hilph Routon and relatives. Weldon Glass of Texarkana and Lamary Cox hosted by the Coxes. Mrs Frank Kirk of Pensacola visits in Dan Smith home. Lt Rayford A Camp and family depart Albuquerque after weeks with A J Camp family.
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Mra
Duck Ambrose
Claudia Whitworth
Viclorville
Calif
Louise Haneson
Bertha Spars
South Hn
Ambrose
I. Ambrose
Hobbs
New Mexico
Janet Lemley
el Dorada
Fimd
W. J. Lemley
Hilph Routon
James C. Cross
Shreveport
Captain Cross
Camp Adair
Oregon
Frank Kirk
Pensacola
Flu
Bobby Eden
Dan Smith
Rayford A. Camp
Abherquerque
Lt. Camp
A. J. Camp
Air Force trainees and promotions for two families
William R. Rouston graduates from the Air Forces Technienschool at Scott Field and is qualified for bomber crew duty. Homer R. Lavender earns corporal rank at Lowry Field in Denver. Second Lieutenant Thomas F. McLarty Jr arrives at Camp Polk for armored division duty. The MeLarty family from Hope, Arkansas notes the son’s graduation from Hope High in 1987 and prior attendance at Riverside Military Academy.
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William R. Rouston
Ralph Routon
Air Forces Technienschool
Scott Field, 1
PPC
Rouston
Homer R. Lavender
Ed Lavender
Hope
Lowry Field
Army Air Corps
Denver
Cole
Corporal Lavender
Nape High
Thomas F. McLarty, Jr
Akkansas
Camp Polk
Thomas F. MeLarty
South Main Street
Hope High School
Tat. MeLaurty
Riverside Military Academy
Army
Policeman Resigns. Stuart Replaces Tate in Hope Police
C C Stuart Jr succeeds W L Tate as Hope police force member after Tate resigns to take a position with a sales sail company.
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C.C. Stuart, Jr
W. L. Tate
Hope
Mrate
Savesail Company
Stars and pitchers shine in early games across leagues
Yesterday's slate highlighted strong starting pitching and timely hitting. Wally Hebert and Bob Klinger each blanked the Cubs as Antee and four hits supported shutouts. Ray Mack of the Indians belted a first homer of 1943 to spark a lead over Detroit.
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Associated Press
Wally Hebert
Bob Klinger
Pirates
Cubs
Antee
Chief Limbs
Steve Sundray
Browns
Roger Wolf
Athletics
Iite Utlel
Nebicap
Derby Win Easy for the Freak Count Fleet
Louisville May 3 Count Fleet romped to a 36 length Kentucky Derby victory over Burnt Cork with Blue Swords and others trailing. Critics debate whether Count Fleet is a freak due to his unusual build and gait, while speculating on his chances of completing the Triple Crown barring Ocean Wave's timely return in the Belmont.
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Louisville
Bickings Wong
Blue Swords
Kelley
Walter Kelley
Ocean Wave
Roundup sports tidbits from war era notes and college links
Wide World Sports Column notes potential Cleveland franchise sale or move after the war, plus operable comings and goings in baseball, boxing and college coaching. Mentions Lieut Dan Reeves, Ted Lyons, Curt Davis, Beau Jack, Bob Stedler, and service players from Marines to Navy. Military-linked athletes appear in a collage of postwar chatter and event plans across several cities.
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Dan Reeves
Cleveland
Cincinnati
Boston
Los Angeles
Ike
Larry Atkins
al Suthpin
Altraeling
Bill Melechnie, Jr
Birmingham Barons
Syracuse Internations Leagus Club
Ted Lyons
Marines
White Sox
Rogers Hornsby returns with clutch RBI for Fork Worth win
Sports Mirror Today recalls a 3-1 Fork Worth victory over Houston fueled by Rogers Hornsby’s ninth inning single driving in two runs. The column also notes Ossie Grimes injury and Lefty Grove’s notable 2000th strikeout milestone from five years ago.
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Associated Press Today
Rogers Hornsby
Fork Worth
Houston
Ossie Grimes
Clevland Infilder
Lefty Grove
Boston Red Sox
Senate Considers Connally plant seizure bill
Rubber Administrator Jeffers testified before Truman Committee on the conflict between synthetic rubber and aviation gasoline programs. House resumes debate on income tax legislation with PIY-Sqoure 0.
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Jeffers
Truman Committee
House
Jungle Return Sparks Tense Farewell Between Barry and Lila
Barry awakens in the estancia after a trip to the Quiche country as chicle packs move to Puerto Barrios. Lila urges rest and questions his loyalty while accusing Allison Topping of courting danger. Barry defends Allison and plans to ride the mule train, only to face Lila’s fury and a breaking accompanying revelation about Renaldo’s men stopping Allison.
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Barry
Estancia
Lila
Tony
Puerto Barrios
Quiche
New York
Allison Topping
Allison
Renaldao
Renaldo
Mancha Suma
Ty Boe
Pelicans Sweep Travelers in Twin Bill Split Improves Standings
New Orleans Pelicans took both ends of a doubleheader from Little Rock 2-1 and 4-2 to move into third place as Atlanta and Nashville edged up and Birmingham, Memphis, Atlanta, and Knoxville split their twin bills. Birmingham bombed Memphis 18-5 then won 9-8. Atlanta edged Knoxville 11-9 and 11-10. Memphis, near 4,000 fans, hit 24 times in the opener with Usher and Walsh standout efforts.
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Phil Clarke
Atlanta
Etliches
Southern Association
New Orleans
Little Rock
Travelers
Nashville
Chattanooga
Memphis
Birmingham
Athanta
Knoxville
Barons
Memphis Chicks
Chicks
Atlanta Crackers
Crackers
Lietz
Smokies
Usher
Chuck Aleno
Mike Walsh
Fox
Atlanta shortstop leads off a big travel city game
Atlanta shortstop went 2 for 3 and scored on Lietz’s long out to center after racing home in the first game in New Orleans. Trader Horn spun 15 scoreless innings for New Orleans, Buck Fausett’s first inning homer against the Travelers highlighted the opener. Hart doubled three times for the Pets. Chattanooga beat Nashville 17 to 11 in the opener before Nashville rallied to five runs in the ninth. Veazey and Sauer powered the Lookouts to a seventh inning win in the nightcap. Maine holds state elections in September during even-numbered years.
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New Orleans
Trader Horn
Buck Fausett
Travelers
Little Rock
Ed Lopat
Hart
Pets
Chattanooga
Nashville
Veazey
Vels
Ed Sauer
County Bond Sales Exceed Quota in War Loan Drive
Hempstead County reports total bond sales of 341000 dollars with leaders noting the drive surpassed the 264000 dollar quota. Chairman C C Spragins cites county progress while California holds a major celestite deposit used for tracer bullets.
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Hempstead County
C. C. Spragins
California
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