Social Calendar Opens Busy Week in Oxglasby
Social calendar items list meetings for Oxglasby PT A Iris Garden Club at Mrs Fred White home Wednesday events include John Cain Chapter Daughters of the American Revolution at Mrs T Mebtddin home and a guest, Thursday UDC Pat Clelayya chapter hostess and a doll collection benefit hosted by Mrs Catherine Howard at her home. The week also notes a marriage announcement Lynda Cobb to H M Hartshfield and other club activities including Harvest Show and a Bridge Benefit at Brookwood PT A with proceeds to Army Navy relief.
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W. W. Puckett
Pat Clelayya
United Daughters of the Confederacy
C, FF. Tuntley
Asslst Ih
A. EB. Slusser
Lime Garden Club
Victory Marvass
Aable
Army and Navy Retef
County Council of Home Demonstration Clubs
Mes. Slusser
Frank Wi
Seeva Gib Aon
Tred White
Oliver Adams
Mary Claude Fletcher
W. R. Serndon
Harry Shiver
Elsie Weisenbarger
Hemstead
H. BP
Garrett
United Daughters of Confederacy Booth
Wire Ious
Brookwood P.T Av
W. R. Herndon
Coming and Going in a Weekend Roundup
Mrs. Ethel Fincher of Waldo visited sister Mrs. John P Cox and Mr. Cox. Miss Mary Della Carrigan of Little Rock spent time with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Steve Carrigan. Mrs. Courtney White and children Sara Ann and Joe traveled to Paring Tennessee to join Mr. White at the new home. Mrs. Paul Jones and son Ronny returned home after a visit with Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Glaze in Bearden. Mrs. Charles Haynes returned from Dallas where she attended parties honoring Miss Kettle, bride to Charles A Taynes Jr on November 20 in Dallas. Mrs. Tommie Brumfield and son James Thomas of Vexarkiana visited Mrs. T. F. Brimfield at her North Washington home. Miss Wanda Sutton spent a few days in Bay City Texas with sister Mrs. Moya Asborn and Mr. Asborn. Mr. and Mrs. GC A Powell hosted Mr. and Mrs. Charles Dodgson of Austin, Texas, Li and Mrs. Frank Malone of Sherman, Texas visiting relatives in Howe and Emmet. After visiting her daughter Mrs. Richard Goodell and son Leonard Hutson in Houston, Mrs. Wash Hutson returned home. she was joined at home by little Barbara Goodell who will stay several days.
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Charles Haynes
Dallas
Miss Kettle
Charles A. Taynes, Jr
Tommie Brumfield
James Thomas
Vexarkiana
T. FH. Brimfield
North Waslington
GC. A. Powell
Charles Dodgson
Austin
Texas
Prank Malone
Sherman, Texas
Howe and
Emmeat
Richard Goodell
Leonard Hutson
Houston
Wash Hutson
City
Barbara Goodell
Heavy
Duane
Unh
Heavy Underwood
Hogan
Underwood
Blythe
Fop
Mase
Future Golf Tourneys to Be Decided
Chicago November outlines the PGA of America meeting to plan Winter tour events. Tournaments confirmed include San Transigea Oakland Los Angeles and Bing Crosby in California with Miami Pa Open Deve and Nurth uid South Open at Pinehurst also in view. The August Minsters final Winter tour is dropped and Fred J Corcoran, PGA tournament manager, on leave to run a Red Cross service club overseas.
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Chicago
Professional Golars' Association of America
Oakland
Los Angeles
California
Miami
Pinehurst
N.a
Fred J. Corcarian
Ed Dudly
Culuerado Springs
Cub
Red Cross
Corcoran
Arkansas Team Finally Wins Cellar Honors
Arkansas Sivarbacks, mired in the Southwest Conference cellar, prepare for a clash with SMU in Dallas after a 40-9 homecoming win over Rice. Texas led in the race with a 20-0 victory over Baylor, while Texas A&M and TCU also pursued the title as Tulsa remained undefeated facing Baylor and others.
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Arkansas
Fayetteville
University of Arkansas
Sivarbacks
Southern Methodist University
Dulles
Parkers
Rice
SMU
Texas
Baylor
TCU
Christmans
Pexay
Fort Worth
Rite
Houston
Tulsa
Maeet
Beazley Declares End of Baseball Career
Chattanooga dispatch reports Py Johnny Beazley, World Series star who helped the St Louis Cardinals win two games against the Yankees, stating he is through with baseball for life. Now with Port Arthur Army Air Corps, he says his aim is a career in the Army and he has no plans to pitch again.
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Chattanooga
Tenn
Johnny Deazley
St Louis Cardinals
Beazley
Port Oalethorpe
United States Army” Air Corps
Football Scores from AP Roundup
Associated Press score roundup lists Marquette 27 over Manhattan 12 St Louis 21 over Creighton 19 Rollins 13 over Jacksonville Naval 6 St Joseph 19 over St Norberto Scranton 13 Fort Totten 6 Rockhurst 7 over St Ambrose 0 Canisius 47 over Fort Hamilton 7 Santa Clasy 21 over Coyota 0 St Mary's Pre Flight 9 over Santa Ana Air Base 0 San Jose State 26 over San Diego State 6 Pensacola Naval 85 over Fort Bensing 7 St Thomas Michigan 14 over Loras 7 Fort Monmouth 47 over Lancaster 0
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Associated Press
Marquette
Manhattan
St. Louis
Creighton
Rollins
Jacksonville
Naval
St. Joseph
St. Norberto Scranton
Fort Totten
Rockhurst
St. Ambrose
Canisius
Fort Hamilton
Santa Clasy
Coyota
B.A
St. Mary's
Santa Ana Airy Base
San Jose State
San Diego State
Pensacola Naval
Fort Bens Ning
St. Thomas
Mio
Loras
Fort Monmouth
Lancaster
Sports Roundup From HUGH FULLERTON Jr Wide World Sports
Sports Roundup recalls Navy Pre Flight test records for pushups situps and rope climbs. It notes football headlined by Ohio players and a punt 89 yards. Vilanova track, mail from Corpus Christi, and a passport tale with Babe Pratt are touched. Guest star Bill Diehl comments on Branch Rickey invention of a nickname. Fort Benning boasts six football teams.
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Hugh Fullerton, JR
New York
Towa Navy
Ashland
Vilanova College
Jim Jurba
Eliott
Navy
Corpus Christi
Tex
Babe Pratt
Rangers
Babe
Hogan Pursues a Ship as Blythe Miller Crisis Emerges
Duane Hogan wins permission to fly on a training ship while plotting a dinner date with Blythe Miller. A sudden emergency summons surfaces, and Hogan hurries to Pop Miller’s office before racing to Nancy Hale’s apartment, where a fight and a gunshot erupt as the chapter ends.
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Pap
Loumann
T. J
Duane
Hogan
Blythe Miller
Son
World Features
Bly
Pop
Summers
Blythe
Nancy Hale
Nancy
Boston College Dominates Eastern Grid Standings
Boston College led the Eastern image with a 28-0 win over Temple, remaining the only major eastern team with an unblemished record. The Eagles face Fordham next, while Williams and Amherst clash, and Navy meets Columbia in an eastern headliner as Princeton prepares for Yale.
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Austin Bealmear
New York
Southwest
Missouri Valley
Pacific Coast
Boston College
Temple
Rehson
Hogles
Fordham
Louisiana State
B.C
Williams
Amherst
Navy
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Columbia
Princeton
Yale
Brown
Harvard
Penn
Les Fenn
Georgia Tech
Kentucky
Alabama
Georgia
Florida
Chattanooga
S. A
Auburn
Tulane
Tennessee
Mississippi
William and Mary
V.M.I
Duke
North Carolina
Wisconsin
Iowa
Ohio State
Illinois
Iinois
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Towa
Minnesota
Indiana
Michigan
Nyer
Notre Dame
Texas
Siemeh
Baylor
TCU
Texas A
Southern Methodist
Rice
Arkansas
5.M.U
Washington State
Oregon
C. A
Southern California
California
Stanard
Washington
Oregon State
Moritana
Idaha
Missouri
Nebraska
Oklahoma
Kansas State
Kansas
Iowa State
Pittsburgh
Tulsa
St.Louis
Okatoma A
Drake
Notable AAU titles and past golf leadership shifts recalled
Greg Rice captured the National AAU country title while Joe Smith won the erathon. Three years ago George Jacobus stated he would not seek re election as president of the Professional Golfers Association. Five years ago Joe Medwick of the St. Louis Cardinals influenced the sport with his actions.
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Associated Press Today
Greg Rice
Joe Smith
George Jacobus
Professional Golfers Association
Joe Medwick
St. Louis Cardinal
Loquacious Vic fuels Jacksonville NAS grid season
Vic Fusig, dubbed the Loquacious Latin from Manhattan, drives strong attendance for a three-game weekly schedule at Jacksonville Naval Air Station in Florida. Through the Tampa game he had 82 pass attempts with 12 completions for gag yards and three TDs called back by penalties. George Edmond, ex St Paul sports editor, met Win Pederson of Minnesota at Camp Walters Texas and mentioned all Army team glory. Pederson has just joined the Army, starting basic training as he nears officers' school.
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Vic Fusig
Manhattan
Jackesonville
Fla
Naval Air Station
Tampa
Vie
George Edmond
St. Paw
Camp Walters
Tex
Win Pederson
Minnesota
Pederson
Arny
Free Book Promises Piles Help From McCleary Clinic
Readers may request a free 122 page book from the McCleary Clinic in Excelsior Springs Missouri about hemorrhoids fistula and related disorders. The offer claims to explain causes and effects and may save suffering and money. Send for a free copy no charge.
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McCleary Clinic
Excelsion Springs
Tor
Alvin Wells Dies Friday Near Prescott
Alvin Wells died at his home near Prescott on Friday. He is survived by his parents Mr and Mrs J M Wells four brothers Glynn Louann Otis Arcadia La Joe Walnut Ridge Aubrey Salem Ill three sisters Mrs J F Bourden Paris Tex Mrs H A Shirley Summerfield La and Mrs Harmon Woosley Prescott Funeral services were held at 2 30 p m Sunday at Liberty Church two miles west of Louann with Rev Small officiating Interment Liberty Cemetery Active pallbearers were Oscar Johnson L Dickerson Prescott Warner Garland Sam Smith and Hardy Lane Louann Honorary pallbearers were nephews of the deceased The report also notes social visits and local residents in surrounding areas.
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Alvin Wells
Prescott
J. M. Wells
Glynn
Louann
Otis
Arcadia
Joe
Walnut Ridge
Aubrey Wells
Salem
Ill
Bourden
Paris
Tex
H. A. Shirley
Summerfield
Harmon Woosley
Prescote
Liberty Church
Small
Liberty Cemetery
Oscar Johnson
L. Dickerson
Prescalt
Warner Garland
Sam Smith
Hardy Lane
Honary
Churches Miss Carrie Jane Greeson Visits Conway Friends
Miss Carrie Jane Greeson spent the week end in Conway visiting friends at Hendrix College. Mr and Mrs J W Teeter and Mrs J B Hesterly were Saturday visitors in Little Rock. Miss Dorothy Taylor White returned to Henderson State Teachers College in Arkadelphia after a week end visit with her parents Mr and Mrs 8 T While. Mrs Dennis Walker of Pine Bluff visits her parents in the city.
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Carrie Jane Greeson
Conway
Hendrix College
J. W. Teeter
J. B. Hesterly
Little Rock
Dorothy Taylor White
Henderson State Teachers College
Arkadelphia
8.T
Dennis Walker
Pine Bluff
Rose Poly Grid Player Best in the Nation
Eddie McGovern of Rose Poly leads national scoring with 135 points from five games this season, after another four touchdowns and five extra points in a win over Hanover. Other leaders include Bob Steuber of Missouri with 97 points.
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Rose Poly
New York
Eddie McGavern
McGovern
Hanover
Bob Steuber
Missouri
Midwest
Eddie McGovern
Frank Sinkwich
Georgia
J H Cannon Pledged to Harding College Club
John Harold Cannon has pledged to the Koinonia men’s social club at Harding College in Searcy. He played basketball last spring at Saratoga and is majoring in Bible. He is the son of W M Cannon.
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John Harold Cannon
Geer
Harding College
Searc
John
Saratogaigh Bena
Harding
W. M. Cannon
Deaths Last Night and Notable Figures Form City News
Washington obituary notes Janet Newbold Noyes, widow of Frank B. Noyes and long-time leader in journalism, dies after a life linked to the Evening Star and Associated Press. Also recalled is Lieut. Col. Charles Morris Elizabeth and Lt. Col. Charles Robert Morris, both memorialized for service and a noted military drafting idea.
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Charles Morris Elizabeht
N. J
Charles Robert Morri
Washington
Flashes of Life Edible Bombs in Hempstead note turns out harmless
Report of a feared strangen man placing a bag in a tree near Hempstead Long Island. Police found a bag containing hard round objects and a note promising grain piles north of an intersection. Bomb squad opened the bag to reveal apples and the incident proved part of a treasure hunt.
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Associated Press
Hempstead
N. Y
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