Sunday Radio Schedule and Local Church Notices
Radio listings from Sunday and Monday feature a long lineup of programs from Sign On News through The Jimmie Fidler and Captain Midnight shows. Local church notices for First Baptist First Methodist First Presbyterian and related guilds detail meetings, installations, and recitals for Monday, including WMS OES OB groups, with attendees and hostesses noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lew White
Allen B. Harper
Harmony of Hymna
Silver Strings
Unity’s
Gospel Hour News
Rock of Ages Voice of Prophesy
M Radio Bible Class N. W. Univ
Stand—M
Albert L Warner
Charles Keaton
Mutual Music Box
Carle
Saenger
Nick Carter
Johnny Desmond
Roy Rogers
Jimmie Fidler
Secret Missions
Public Health Forum
William Hillman
Mutual
John Daniel
Bob Poole
Sardi
U.S. Marine Band
Gabriel Heatter
Fulton Lewis
Sherlock Tholmes
Bill Henry
Mike Mysteries
May Gardner
The
First Methodist Church
Eurelian
First Baptist Church
Harold Lewis
C. M. Threll
J. FT. McRae
Clifford Johnson
Bes. Leroy Phillips
Loyd C. Nelson
Fights Last Night By The Associated Press
Rocky Castellani outpointed Tony De Micro in Brooklyn while Gerald La Broi stopped Jimmy Robinson in Gary Indiana and Tommy Gomez stopped Alfredo Marchioni in Tampa. The card listed weights and locations for each bout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New York
Rocky Castellani
Luzerne
Tony de Micro
Brooklyn
Indianapolis
Gerald la Broi
Gary
Ind
Jimmy Robinson
Louisville
Tampa
Fla
Tommy Gomez
Alfredo Marchioni
Argentina
Dodger Fan Seeks Withdrawal in Durocher Case
A Brooklyn fan, Fred Boysen, plans to withdraw a simple assault charge against New York Giants manager Leo Durocher. His attorney cites unwilling witnesses who refuse to testify and have altered their stories after the Polo Grounds incident following the April 23 game. Durocher was suspended briefly by Commissioner Chandler but reinstated after a hearing in Cincinnati.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Jallormey
Fred Boysen
Brooklyn
Leo Durocher
New York Giants
Benjamin H. Chasin
Durocher
Upper Manhattan
Boysen
Giants
Dodgers
Polo Grounds
Giant
A. B. Chandler
Cincinnati
Chasin
Rocks Shoved to Second Division Move by Barons in SA.
The Birmingham Barons beat the Little Rock Travelers 5-3 to climb to first in the Southern Association as Atlanta Crackers toppled Memphis 8-2, Nashville Vols 9-4 over Mobile, and Chattanooga Lookouts edged New Orleans 6-5. The Barons’ rise marks the week’s fourth top-spot change with Birmingham surging after a long slide by the Travs. Chuck and teammates sparked a 4-run burst in a key late-inning rally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Boston
Cincinnati
Chicago
Brooklyn
Detroit
Washington
Birmingham
Little Rock
Atlanta
Memphis
Nashville
Mobile
Chattanooga
New Orleans
Jersey City
Rochester
Buffalo
Syracuse
Toronto
Newark
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Kansas City
Milwaukee
San Antonio
Tulsa
Dallas
Beaumont
Oklahoma City
Houston
Fort Worth
Shreveport
Louis Ashington
Gage
Southern Association
Alanta
Santonio
Ort. Worth
Cotton States
Associated Press
Cluratchez
Greenwood
Pine Bluff
Helena
Birmingham Barons
Little Rock Travelers
Atlanta Crackers
Chicks
Nashville Vols
Mobile Bears
Chattanooga Lookouts
New Orleans Pelicans
Barons
Travs
Crackers
Pelicans
Rocks
Bargers
Chuck
Hope Athletes Qualify in State Meet
In Arkansas high school track prelims at Little Rock hopes rose as Hope athletes reached finals including Tommy Britt in the 108 yard dash Sutton and McCargo in the shot put and Flammons Hyatt in the 880. Strong showings by Camden Fort Smith and North Little Rock highlighted the Big Six prelims with record times and a junior discus record set by Bob Litton Lonoke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hope
Tommy Britt
Sutton
McCargo
Flammons
Hyatt
Carl Bell
Little Rock
Tigers
Fort Smith
E Dorado
North Little Rock
Newport
Little Rock West Side
Little Rock Pulaski Heights
Fayetteville
Russellville
Osceola
Camden
Hot Springs
Hartford
Atkins
Revious
Bald Knob
Bob Litton
Lonoke
Bill Saurill
Smack
Birmingham Completes Sweep in Four-Game Series
Joe Stephenson, Ralph Stephenson, and Ralph Hatfield led Birmingham as they swept the four game series. Earl Caldwell worked in relief, conceding only one hit in three and one third innings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Koney
Joe Stephenson
Ralph Stephenson
Ralph Hatfield
Birmingham
Earl Caldwell
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ada
L Lo A
Hope Star
Ec Ovary
Star Publishing CO
Palmart
Washburn
Star Building
South
Walnut Street
Hope, Ark
Aleksie Washburn
Hess Paul H. Jones
George W. Hosmer
Jest
M.goyis
LT Worth
Moffer
Arkansas
Uber
Ion
Ith
Bsc
Moll
Nevada
Howard
Miller
Ane
Yatta
Tenn
New York City
Madine Detroit
Micky
W. Granekiohorhe
Earriell Bldg
Orleans
Union St
Phillips- Addition
J. F. Baster- Ing
Sid St
Camp
R. C. Daniels
First National Bank
Oscar
Sri
Jimmie Bellds
West 5Th
Houston Electric Company
Anager
Diamond Cafe
TKH
Texas
Vernon Osburn
6Th Street
Colter
T. D
Wee Dinwitt
Shirley
Shirley's Grocery
Calvert Distilling Co
Main St
Phane le
Meyer's Bakery
Schooley’ S
H. 2Nd St
Hamilton
W.M. Strout
Shover
T. D. Uvrey
J. W. Turner
Elm St
National League
Cleveland
Africa
India
Chancery Court of
Hempstead County
Ark
Matlie Jean Edwards Peamtitt
Leman J. Edwards
Maltie Dean Edwards
Gadl Court
Omera Evans, Chirk
Alling
Plaintife Lyle Bro Atvy
C. D. Lauderbach
Davis Furniture. & Mattress Co
Federal Land Bank
National Farm Loan Associations
National Farm Loan Association OF
L.C. Honeycutt
Youm
Cecil Brown
Mystery Melodies
Georgia
Tom, Dick
Harry
Victor H. Linclahr
Kate Smith
Spears
Prescott News
W. M.S
Woman's Federation of the
First Presbyterian ‘Church
J. J. McCartney
St. John
Art Regnier
J. W. Teeter
J. A. Cole
J. W. Gist
Wael Chamberlain
Lera Johnson
W. R. Burks
Lera Hays
R. £. Lindblad
Christine McMahan
Florence Gurley
Zula Sewell
Blevins
Glenn Hairston
O. B.S
Masonica Lodge
Eunice Thompson
Cathryn Cunningham
Paul Buchanan
Eugenia Harding
Bluff City
Martha Peachey
Merle Johnson
Hall
Della Stewart
Florine Buchanan
Evelyn Martindale
S. B. Gee
Marceline Atkins
Bessie Pearl Buchanan
Sue Martin
Frances Bailey
Allie Loomis
Evie Daniel
Edna Cashman
Elsie Danner
Callie Stoval
Worthy Artman
Powell Morgan
Rosston Road
F. G. Brummett
J. H. Bemis
Tom Bemis
Frank Turberville
Brummett
George Christopher
Archie John Ison
Jack Harrell
Tom Cruse
Juhn M. Pittman
Dan Pittman, Jr
D. L. McRae, Jr
Mark Justiss
Hansell Herying
Jess Hays
Ruby Underwood
Fay Loomis
Jeanie McPherson
Prescott
Julia Chester Hospital
John Darsi
Luxurkana
A. B. Bonds, Sr
Rodney Hamilton
Herbert Regi
John King
Hays, Kansas
Louis Suckle
Ikuba
R. A. Rinaldi
George Cunningham
San Francisco
Voyeie Mae Cox
Elmore Regu
Bectra C. Wells
Ed L Rephan
Bernard Rephan
War Springs
Dussiluss
H. B. Reece
Jessi. Porter
Ma. Porter
John McGillies
Cr, Boyer
Mrs. John i
Hue
Sidmdings
Harpers Pedigreed Cotton Seed
Mebane
Rowden
Martindale
Hope Transfer Co
Riley Cooper
Texarkana
Texas Ave
Dodger
Worphiet
Childs
Rufus Martin, Paimoi, Aik
Hope Star Hope
City of Hope Hope
Mee
Hope, Arkansas
McDuffie-Curry & CO
Certified Public Accountants
John W. Dornblaser
CPA
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