Social Calendar Highlights Local Club Events May 21
May 21 social calendar lists American Legion Auxiliary at Mrs. Dewny Hendrix home 2:30 p.m. Young Business Women's Class at First Baptist Church 7 p.m. Woodman Circle outing at Popular Grove with Texarkana trip plans. Iris Club meets at Mrs. M. M. McCloughan home 6:30 a.m. May 22. Junior-Senior Picnic at Swint Pines meet 6:40 p.m. Baptis church. Chi Omega Miss Janet Lemley elected Miss Lemley, Psi Chapter treasurer, Univ. of Arkansas alumna plans summer in Hope. Paul Waddle Cum Laude, Magnolia A.&M. College graduate to attend Oklahoma Univ. next fall. Informal visits honor Mrs. Stolnenberg and Mrs. Laski.
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M. McCloughan
the Pines
Saenger Theater
Chi Omegas
Janet Lemley
W.K. Lemley
Psi
Chi Omega
University of Aransas
Lemley
Hope
Paul Waddle
Grothe
Claude Waddle
Magnolia A
M. College
Thi Theta Kapna
Tater
Oklahoma University
Friday Bridge Club Meets at Mrs. Harrells Home
The Friday Bridge Club gathered at Mrs. Charles Harrells Fifth Street home for a pleasant afternoon of reminiscence. Spring flowers brightened the rooms as two card tables hosted players. Mrs. C. C. Lewis of Prescott won high score, and a salad course with lemonade followed the games.
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Hintrell
Charles Harrell
Friddy Bridge Club
Fifth Street
C. C. Lewis
Prescott
Personal mentions and social notes from Hope area
Personal items list arrivals visits and travels of residents and guests. Dr A M Wilson of Korea arrives for a month in Hope and Columbus. Mrs Teddy Jones and Mrs Dan Galbold visit relatives in Little Rock and Jena Louisiana. families and friends are noted in Saratoga Augusta Hot Springs Arkadelphia New York City and St Paul Minnesota with arrivals departures and social visits.
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A. M. Wilson
Korea
Hope
Columbus
Little Rock Takes Knoxville Series Opener Wins 8 7
The Little Rock Travelers win the first game of a double header against the Knoxville Smokies 8 to 7 to take three of four in the series. Knoxville answers with a 3 to 2 victory in the nightcap, as the Travelers rally from an early two run hole.
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Knoxville
Tenn
Little Rock Travelers
Smokies
Little Hock
Schalk
Tyack
Breese
Travelers
Lupien
Kats
Duke
Standings and results in the Southern Association and majors
In the Southern Association Nashville Memphis Atlanta and other teams show tallies. Recent results include Little Rock 8-2, Knoxville 7-2, Atlanta 6-5, New Orleans 5-4, Birmingham 11-8, Chattanooga 4-18, Memphis 20-3, Nashville 3-2. monday games none. Major league totals list teams Cincinnati Brooklyn Chicago New York Philadelphia St Louis Boston Pittsburgh with scattered scores and schedule notes.
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Nashville Memphis
Atlanta
Little Rocke
Birmingham
Knoxville
Chattanooga
New Orincans
Little Rock
New Orleans
Memphis
Nashville
St. Louis
New York
Chicago
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Boston
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Cleveland
Detroit
Washington
Hope Team Beats Nashville Sunday in Offbeat Contest
The Hope Baseball team defeated Nashville Sunday 10 to 8 in a hitting contest. Jack Fountain led the Hope attack with a triple and two doubles, Urban, Messer and Russell adding doubles. Robin's Boys resume league play at Fair Park Tuesday with a make-up game against Magnolia. Okay team plays here Thursday, Lewisville visits Hope Sunday for a doubleheader.
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Hope
Nashville
Prescott
Hain
Jack Fountain
Urban
Messer
Russell
Robin's
Fair Park
Magnolia
Lewisville
Pentecostal Service to Be Held Tuesday
The Rev. B. L. Moore an evangelist from Port Arthur Texas will preach at First Pentecostal church at West Fourth and South Ferguson streets Tuesday night. The public is invited.
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B. L. Moore
Port Arthur
Texas
First Pentecostal Church
West Fourth
South Ferguson Streets
Cotton Markets Brace for War Bearish Turn Abroad
The cotton surplus costs the U.S. treasury and may worsen as Europe’s war extends. Exports to Britain rose near 600,000 bales above last year, but demand from overrun nations and Germany is expected to shrink. British open-market pound at 3.15 forecasts tighter sales. U.S. output about 12 million bales with 7.5 million consumed domestically and a large carryover. Greenland consul James Penfield sails to Gotthab with camping gear, literature, and gifts for Eskimos as he takes new post.
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Washington
Federal Treasury
Europe
U. S
Britain
Poland
Norway
Finland
Denmark
Holland
Belgium
Sweden
Germany
England
France
United States
Greenland
James Penefield
Iito
Gotthab
Cacl Sandburg
Lincoln
Uncle Sam’s Hot to distant future
A fragmented note hints at a distant future topic with unclear context and limited readable detail. The line references Uncle Sam and forward-looking terms, but specifics are not recoverable from the available text.
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McRae
Turner
Evan “‘Stolnenberg
New Albany
Ind
John Laski
Pt Worth
Dorsey McRee
N. B. Turner
Georgiana
Doris Dodson
Land
Arkansas
Bell Telephone System
Arkansas Tele
Miracle Come True
Bell
Cary
Pola
Southwestern Bell Telephone CO
la Francisco
Ose
Wallace. Beery
Dolores del Rio
John _ Howard
Man From
Dakota
Joe Smith
Salem
Mass
Thomas Franks
Bill Tom Baily
Arkansas State Teachers' College
Jimmy Kingcannon
Audia Porterfield
Augusta
King ‘Annon
Cecil Dennis
Hot’ Springs
Garrett Story Jr
Robert William
Julia Chester Hospital
Big Wray
Little Son
Billy
Arkadelphia
Mary Claude Fletcher
Womon's Club
Lite Rock
Archie Chambless
New York City
Gurils Ghambless
Navy
Lula Garland
Emmet
Ray Allison
Barlow
Sue Hendrix
Edith B. Simms
St. Paul
Minn
Roy Jones
Roy Anderson
Hazen
Rialto
Wayne Morris
Doctor X
Saenger
Soc We Pia
Beery
Realest
Little Rock Takes
Ee the
Mocking Bird
Tennessee
Jones
Mr. Rochelle
Robert Linaker
Linaker
Charles Segnar
Magnolia A. and
Harry Segnar
Segnars
Norman
Oklahoma
Harry Jr
Harry
Sid Bundy
Charles and
Bill Tom
Clarksville, Texas
Washington Re Lanai
Sam
Penfield
Phoen Ptebead
Cleo “Warn
Geo. W. Robison & Co
Sen Pur
Brovistat
BRGT
Fust
Auman
Sunbeam
Aumex
American & Standard
NewYork Corporation
Iron & Steel
American Mutator & Blenderd Sanitary Corporation
Standand” Fors
Wiishen Waksi
Ua Fiandug
Oem
Gaitacstan Tareies
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