Social Calendar Dated Events at Little House and Church Circles
Social calendar items list meetings of Senior Girl Scout Troop No 3 at the Little House hosted by Mrs J W Jones and various circles of the Ladies Auxiliary of First Presbyterian Church. Includes a Miss Moore compliment, Week of Prayer service, DAR meeting, and a Wing Party. Also notes marriages, visitors, and weekend plans across Hot Springs and nearby towns with multiple attendees and hostesses.
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First Presbyterian Church
J. W. Brinch
Mildred McCance
Sim Lou Ledbetter
White House
Calyuty Mes
J. W. Jones
Local Social Notes From Little Rock And Minden
Personal mentions list Mrs J C Milo Mrs J C Curle tin and others as they plan moves and visits to Little Rock for a concert. George Carson announces the birth of Eugene Victor Carson on November 7 at Julia Chester hospital. Misses Susan Ann and Nancy Jane Woodford visit relatives in Little Rock while Mrs Garrett Story travels to Minden. W A Mudgett has been moved home after a serious illness.
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George Carson
Von
Eugene Victor Carson
Julia Chester Hospital
Susan Ann
Nancy Jane Woodford
Little Rock
Marie
Nannie Perkins
Church News at North Main and West Avenue
Bible School at 9:15 morning worship and communion at 10:50. Christian Endeavor at 6:45. Evening worship and baptismal service at 7:30 led by Minister John Keith Gregory of First Christian Church North Main and West Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Keith Gregory
Bible School
Christian Endeavor Society
Marks Church Holy Communion and Sermon Note
Rev Murvey Wintersmeyer presides at Marks Church on the 25th Sunday after Trinity with Holy Communion at 7 30 a m. and a sermon to follow, detailing service times and preacher in a concise local church notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marks Church
Murvey Wintersmeyer
Clow Fair Rated Success By Community Club
The Clow Vocational Agriculture club held its second annual Faire at the Clow Training School October 23 to 25. Exhibits showed greater improvement, with prizes awarded as blue, red and white ribbons and three grand prizes. Florence C. Sampson won first prize, Fannie Marshall second, and Reyna Sampson with Jack Marshall tied for third. Club organizers praise progress in living standards and call for broader community membership led by W. E. Sampson as president, A. D. Sampson secretary, Jea W. Harris instructor, and US Reed repairer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clow Community Vocational Agriculture Club
Clow Training School
Florence C. Sampson
Fannie Marshall
Reyna Sampson
Jack Marshall
Ira W. Harris
Clow
Rev J Reawell Flower to Speak at Tabernacle
The Rev J Reawell Flower general secretary of the Assemblies of God in America will lecture at Hope Gospel Tabernacle in Springfield Missouri Sunday morning and night and Monday night He will show films from travels through Asia Africa and parts of Europe before the war Mrs Flower will address Christ's Ambassadors group at 630 PM Sunday She is noted for youth work writings and poems The Flower couple will attend other church events and meetings including a 715 PM Friday dinner at Experiment Station with the Men's Fellowship and Women's Missionary Council Also listed is the Tabernacle program with a men's quartet and a 5 PM gathering prior to the study session
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J. Reawell Flower
Springfield
Assemblies of God In America
Hope Gospel Tabernacle
K. Hamill
Mr. Flower
Asia
Africa
Europe
Supreme Court Spirit Changes Policy Says Lashly
American Bar Association President Jacob M. Lashly told Oklahoma lawyers the Supreme Court will grow more reluctant to restrain the executive and legislative branches. He cited a shift in constitutional policy and noted the court has not struck down a legislative act since 1937 as evidence of a new trend toward judicial restraint and greater influence of pressure groups.
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Oklahoma City
Jacob M. Lashly
St. Louis
American Bar Association
Supreme Court
iSupreme
Lashly
Oklahoma
Adkins to Make School Purge at Arkansas Ed Board
Gov elect Homer M. Adkins urges removal of key officials to restore public confidence in the State Board of Education and the University of Arkansas Board of Trustees. He spoke at the Arkansas Education Association convention in Little Rock, calling for changes to boards and agencies reflecting 1937 38 legislation he says granted the governor authority for selfish purposes.
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Little Rock
State Board of Education
University of Arkansas Board of Trustees
Homer M. Adkins
Arkansas Education Association
Little Rock High School
Adkins Seid
Down Argentine Way at Saenger Sunday
The Saenger opens the lavish musical Down Argentine Way in Technicolor led by Don Ameche and Betty Grable. Carmen Miranda debuts singing four numbers while Charlotte Greenwood and J Carrol Naish support a story of lavish romance in Buenos Aires with Irving Cummings directing.
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2H Century- Fox
Alexander
Saenger
Don Ameche
Don
Ameche
Betty Grable
New York
Torrid
Carmen Miranda
Paris
Madrid
Don Armeche
Lovely
Betty
Buenos Aires
Irving Cummings
Charlotte Greenwood
J. Carrol Naish
Henry Stephenson
Katharine Aldridge
Leonid Kinskey
Chris Pin Martin
Harry Joe Brown
Darrell Ware
Karl Tunberg
Crete and Corfu Hold Key in Aegean Strategy
Salonika outlines Allied aims to use Corfu and Crete as bases to challenge Italy and protect Egypt and the Suez Canal. The piece notes Crete’s strategic value for air bases to cover the Dardanelles and confront Turkish, Italian actions, while Corfu could block Adriatic shipping. It contrasts British aims to attack Italy’s eastern flank with Italian-German goals to secure Mosul oilfields and the Suez route.
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Greece
Britain
Corfu
Adriatic
Crete
Egypt
Alexandria
Suez Canal
Lalian
Libya
Alexandrian
Suez Cone
Dodecanese
Asia Minor
Aegean Sea
Salonika
Imbros
Lemnos
Dardanelles
Germany
Turkey
Mosul
Mediterranean
Italy
Mrs Beaty 93 Dies In Emmet Arkansas
Mrs Mary Beaty 93 of Emmet died Friday at her home after a long illness She was born in Washington and ran a knitting class there during the War Between the States later moving to Emmet where she lived most of her life Funeral services were set for 2 pm Saturday at Emmet Baptist Church with burial in Snell Cemetery She is survived by two sons Joe and Ernest Beaty two daughters Mrs Dave Snell and Mrs Will Garratt and several grandchildren great grandchildren Also mentioned in the issue is a discussion by Mr Adkins about removing politics from schools and reforming the State Board of Education including current members Judge S M Bone and State Senator Armil A Taylor He urged removing governors from boards and emphasized cutting political influence and reforming textbook procurement
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Mary Beaty
Emmet
Washington
Emmet Baptist Church
Snell
Beaty
Joe
Ernest Beaty
Dave Snell
Will Garratt
Adkins
State Board of Education
5. M. Bone
Batesville
Armil A. Taylor
Clarksville
Adking
Arkansas
Teachers Beat Ouachita 13-6
In Conway Arkansas State Teachers College defeated Ouachita 13 to 6 as the Bruins surged using a mix of ground and aerial plays to dominate the Tigers. The win, aided by a cold wind and a crowd around 3,000, followed early momentum with a kickoff return for a TD and extended lead after a late third quarter interception.
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Conway
Arkansas State Teachers Colege
Bears
Arkansas College
Woodson
Ouachita Tigers
Rabbit Burntt
Pee-Wee Montgomery
Bruins
Ouachita
Walton
Tigers
Zebras Defeat Trojans In Pine Bluff Football Clash
Pine Bluff Zebras edged Hot Springs Trojans 13 to 7 as Charlie Clowers opened with an aerial assault and Btuffy Dugan sparked the comeback in the first half. Little Rock Tigers beat Fordyce Redbugs 7 to 6 at home, the Tigers’ fourth straight win. Redbug chances diminished as George Grant’s squad outplayed the Tigers in every department but points.
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Zebras
Trojans
Pine Bluff
Hot Springs
Charlie Clowers
Dugan
Clowers
Smith
Trojan
Forsythe
Jack Godies
Little Rock
Tigers
Football Scores Across Colleges and High Schools
State Teachers 13 Quachita 6. Arkansas Tech 34 Carthage 0. Little Rock 7 Fordyce 6. North Little Rock 7 Camden Jonesboro 13 Blytheville 6. Pine Bluff 13 Hot Springs 7. Pocahontas 27 Hoxie 0. Fayetteville 27 Alma 0. Texarkana 49 DeQueen 0. Forrest City 34 Stuttgart 7. Bentonville 7 Ketchum 0. Bison 19 Dumas 6. Hieber Springs 46 Bald Knob 13. Wione 15 Newport Conway 3. Batesville 0. Haye 20 Prescott 12. Russellville 12 Benton 0. Walnut Ridge 15 C B C Memphis 7. Faris 70 Mena 0. Tulsa Will Rogers 14 Fort Smith 0.
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Little Rock
Fordyce
North Little Rock
Camden
Jonesboro
Blytheville
Pine Bluff
Hot Springs
Pocahontas
Hoxie
Fayetteville
Alma
Texarkana
DeQueen
Forrest City
Stuttgart
Bentonville
Ketchum
Okla
Bison
Dumas
Hieber Springs
Bald Knob
Wione
Neport Conway
Batesville
Haye
Prescott
Russellville
Benton
Walnut Ridge
C.B.C
Memphis
Faris
Mena
Tulsa
Will Rogers High
Fort Smith
Whitreday Dance Daze and Boardroom Firestorm
In a tangled chapter, Bill learns Landis was fired after a recent defeat and Buck is urged to step up. Bill frets about a romance with Dot while Buck plans a dance with Helen as Lucius Peykin pushes the team toward a crucial showdown. The night ends with Bill and Dot heading to the dance in a sedan, thoughts lingering on changes and leadership.
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Lucius Peykin
Bill
Ryde
Bil
Landis
Buck
Dot
Dot Skelton
Helen
Peer
Northrup
Father
Night at the dance ends in a fight over Dot
Bill resists Bullethead Peskin’s demand to fight over Dot Skelton at a night club. A sharp uppercut by Bill leads to Peskin’s defeat as chaperone Mr. Marx questions the scene. Dot admits the trio fought over her, while Buck Mentor confronts Bill about Helen and honesty before a Sunday morning reveal.
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Bill
Dot
Bullethead Peskin
Peskin
Bullethead
Mentor
Bills
Mr. Marx
Dot Skelton
Marx
Tim Bill
Buck
Helen
Dante
Amie
Draftees Will Be Called Up Only If Housing Ready
The War Department will call draftees to training only after sufficient housing and medical facilities exist at replacement centers and posts. John Q Citizens will be allocated to infantry, cavalry, field artillery, engineers, or other branches based on ability and need, with centers in Macon, Fort Bragg, Fort Belvoir, Fort Monmouth, and more. The article notes ongoing construction of centers and lists capacities by location.
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Milton Bronner
NEA
Washington
John Q. Citizen
Army
National Guard
War Department
Infantry
Cavalry
Field Artillery
Coast Artillery
Air Corps Engineers
Signal Corps
Quartermaster Corps
Chemical Warfare
United States
Regular Army
Macon
Camp Wolters
Tex
Nacimento
Calif
Fort Riley
Kan
Fort Bragg
N. C
Fort Sill
Ohls
Langston Dies at Emmet After Long Illness
Leonard Mack Langston, 28, died at his home near Emmett Friday night after an extended illness. Funeral services set for Saturday at 2 PM at Horebuny church south of Emmett. Survived by widow, three children, his parents Mr and Mrs George Langston, four brothers Milton Jeff Howard and Jim all of Emmett, and one sister Mrs Bernice Munn of Midland Texas.
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Leonard Mack Langston
Emmett
Horemuny Church
George Langston
Milton
Jeff
Howard
Jim
Bernice Munn
Midland
Toxas
Yerger Tigers Set For Armistice Day Showdown
The championship bound Yerger Tigers, local negro team, travel to Conway on Armistice Day November 11. Undefeated aside from one loss to Camden, they’ve trained all week for the contest. If they win, only one state foe stands between them and the title. Hog Springs Thanksgiving advance tickets on sale. Sixty percent of Korea’s adults are illiterate.
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Yerger Tigers
Conway
Tigers
Camden
Hog Springs
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Ftor Telephone
Clara Lowthorp
the Children of the Confederacy
Mary Wilson
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Finley Ward
John Chuthorne
Womens Saciety of Christian Service
First Methodiat Church
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J. J. Battle
Betty Dobson
Garland City
J. M. Houston
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Harry Wintermeyer
F. D. Henry
Dorothy Henry
Frederick Treiber
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Nell Louise Broyles
Arkadelphia
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Rudolph Cannon
de Witt
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Harriet Story
Claudia Agee
Marie Antoinette Williams
Steven Bader
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J. O. Milam
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J. T. Lieblong
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Patricky Thompson
University of Arkansas
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Trank McLarty
Wayetteville
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J. C. Curletin
J. R. Walliams
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Mire Mary Wilson
Sumurie McDonald
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Charles Belman
W. A. Mudgett
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Harry W. Shiver
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