Society notices from a busy local gathering page
Community calendar lists meetings of Womens Aus Mary of the Wirst parish, Young Bss Women, American Legion Auxiliary, Hope Mahathoal Rand Aus Hiary, Gardenia Garden club, and Music Club. Events include a 7:30 am church meeting, a 2:30 pm discussion, a piano study session, and a kindergarten birthday party with a patriotic theme.
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Womens' Aus
Mary of the Wirst Pyeshy Lersarr Church
Youne Bss Women's Ie
Coming and Going in Shreveport and Warren Circles
Mrs W J Jones of Shreveport guests of Mr and Mrs Robert LaGrane Jr. Misses Margaret and Jinny Botts of Warren visit with Mr Robins and Mr and Mrs William Johnson in Prescott. Mr and Mrs W B Herndon host Sunday guests from Ashdown. Judge DuVal L Perkins and daughter Nancy Lane, and Harold Love and daughter Marion from Warren stay with Misses Marie and Nancie Purkins. Trains of departures follow visits with Ty M Arnold relatives. Mr and Mrs W A Cummings and Carolyn depart for Hobbs New Mexico. William McGill spends day in Lewisville. John Matley and children arrive from Warren to visit Mrs Cora Stangs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patsy Ruth Weakley
Jinmie Lewis
Simklin
Mary — Carolin Norton
AL Ginahne
John Roht
Graves
Orville Brannon
Jan Robison
Judy Beth Arnold
Suzanne McNeill
Caroline Cox
Ohn
Jov Nathan Tarber
David Greenberg
Benjamin Newhi My
Larry Matlin
Webb Laseter Jr
Jimmie Anne Cole
Jimmie Jones
Merlin Tatum
Mary Joe Henderson
William Perking
Sheila Poster
Rufus
Jennie Low Herndon
Tommie Ray
Kelsia Caplinger
Judy Watkins
Mack McRae
Betsy Ross
Caroline Spears
Carolyn Lewellen
Margaret Anne Voss
Dick Broveh
Dale Zinn
Anne
Oliver Adams
Sam Furman
Kathryn Spore
Chris Cook
Maury Lewis
Kay Hawkins
Bonnie Wilver
Eizebeth Ann Murphy
Toni Thompson
Sandra Robins
van Bite Wray
Jimmie Miller
Waynes
Freddie Torres
Sealtor
Neeman
I. W. Perkins
Margaret and
Jinny Botts
Warren
Eo Robins
William Johnson
Prescall
Nancy Lane
Harold Love
Marion
Marie
Nancie Purkins
Ty. M. Arnold
W. A. Cummings
Carolyn
Hobbs
New Mexico
John Matley
Cora Stangs
Church News from Pine Second District November 15 1942
This excerpt notes First Methodist Church Pine at Second led by Kenneth L. Spore announcing no morning worship on Conference Sunday November 15 1942. Bishop Charles C Seleeman will read next year’s appointments in Hot Springs with KTHS broadcast at 8 00 p m. Youth Fellowship at 6 p.m. and upcoming services on November 22. Pentecostal Church: revival at the first Pentecostal church beginning November with Evangelist Rev A I Hunter from Houston Texas. The revival continues through December ìth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Methodist Church
Pine
Kenneth L. Spore
Chimrs
Unsis
Hot Springs
Toung
Homer M. Adkins
Grand Avenue Church
Charles C. Seleeman
Hunter
Houston
Texas
Hunters
Hane
Fights Last Night Reported In AP Summary
New York Beau Jack stopped Stolz in Augusta Georgia while 132 3 4 rounds. Newark and Philadelphia matches mentioned with Luciano noted. Fight details are sparse but indicate a series of bouts reported by The Associated Press.
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Associated Press
New York
Beau Jack
Augusta
Beau Jack Knocks Angott Out in Seventh Round
New York report details Beau Jack defeating Allie Angott in a seven round technical knockout. Angott had just vacated the lightweight throne, with Stolz and Larkin among possible next challengers as disputes over the 135 pound division continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gid Feder
New York
Sammy S Anggutt
Sammy
Beau Jack
Avpusta
Bhootblack
Allie Stolz
Angott
Stolz
Tippy Larkin
Garfieig
Red Cochrane
Jack
Starz
Jack Quid Larkin
Becom
NBA
New York State
Beck
Larkin
Clea Sharx
Los Angeles
Laat Shans
Richie Lemos
Holyoke
Mass
Washington
Chicago Bears
Allie
Boxing results from Harrisburg and nearby cities
In Harrisburg and other locales names appear with outpoints and knockouts. Fights list boxers such as Manuel Rosa from Baltimore and Bobby McIntyre, with weights around 155 to 179 pounds and venues including New York and Providence as part of a Marine Corps event sequence.
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Boston
Garvey Young
U.S. Marine Corps
Bobby McIntyre
Detroit
Chicago
Nate Olden
Johnny Colan
New York
Providence
Billy Speary
Nanticoke
Pedo Hernandez
Cross Country Heating Up In Bis Ten And Intercollegiate Meets
New York sports column notes Bis Ten cross country at Chicago with Manhattan College coach Pete Waters praising cross country as top conditioning. It contrasts hills and scenery with track running and mentions the Intercollegiate meet in New York. A humorous gridiron anecdote follows about a blocked pass return play in Washington.
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New York
Chicago
Pete Waters
Manhattan College
Lincoln cadets win big as Blythe helps seal plans
In a vivid game day sequence, Blythe Miller and Nancy Hale steal the spotlight around State U as Lincoln routs rivals with Duane Hogan proposing on the sidelines. The hourlong celebration includes a playful onfield sign exchange between Blythe and Hogan amid the 60 000 crowd. Norman Dana and Duane Hogan star in a dramatic finish with a winning touchdown surge.
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Me ‘Baythe Miller
Nancy Hale
Baby Scooter
Pop
Link
Blythe
Nancy
Scooter
Lincoln
Bly
Duane
Norman Dana
Lincolns
Dana
Hogan
State U
Duane Hogan
Blythe Miller
Hope High Tops Malvern 64 0 In Conference Action
Hope High Bobcats rolled to a 64 0 victory over Malvern with McCullough scoring four touchdowns and Huddleston two. Stanford and Calhoun added scores as the Bobcats dominated with strong backfield blocking and passing, while Malvern failed to threaten. Next Friday they face Dierks Outlaws at home.
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McCullough
Hope High
Bobcats
Malvern
Huddleston
Hope
Bobcat
Stanford
Calhoun
Chance
Rers
Aslin
Bruner
Stephens
Brakefield
Cumbie
Nunn
Grisham
Wells
White
Bell
Ramsey
Dierks Outlaws
Associated Press
North Little Rock
Wildcats
Fort Smith Grizzlies
Cats
Grizzlies
Little Rock
North Lille Rock
el Dorado
Bytheville
Jonesboror
Camden
Fordyce
Hot Springs Trojans
Russellville
Duvall Thornton
Trojans
McGehee
Stuttgart
Clarksville
Atkins
Harrison
Rogers
Subiaco
Springdale
Budava
Monticello
Patie Rack
Deaths Last Night From Marion and New York
Dr. Hugh J. Rhyne aged 41 president of Marion Junior College and secretary of the Lutheran Synod of Virginia dies. Alexander J. Englander aged 68 of New York, longtime Metropolitan Opera attendee for 50 years, is noted as deceased.
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Associated Press
Hugh J. Rhyne
Marion
The
Marion Junior College
Lutheran Synod of Virginia
Alexander J. Englander
New York
Metropolitan Opera
Senate Resumes debate on anti-poll tax bill in Congress
Senate resumes debate on a motion to take up the House approved anti-poll tax bill. Sports notes report Willie Pep in Hartford with high ticket sales, Georgia Tech Ramblin Wreck contests, and Tim Cohane guest star. Boxing and college football stories mix with quirky line items and sports banter.
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Congress
Associated Press
Senate
House
Willie Pep
Hartford
Upsets Dominate Saturday College Football Schedule
November 14 feature noting upsets across the day’s games. Yale faces Princeton in New York while Alabama visits Georgia Tech in Atlanta and Michigan meets Notre Dame in South Bend. Ivy clash Yale and Princeton draw big crowds. Ohio State battles Iowa with top Big Ten stakes.
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Harold Claassen
New York
Yale
Princeton
Tinois
Ohoi State
Cleveand
Cornell
Dartmouth
Buffal
Columbia Va. Navy
Baltimore
Ohio Wesleyan - Boston University
Ohio Wesleyan
Alabama
Atlanta
Georgia Tech
Michigan
Lebel
Paul Governali
Iowa
Cleveland
Minnesota
Bill Daley
Wisconsin
Northwestern
Indiana
Kansas State
Purdue
Tulsa
Baylor
Texas Christian
Texas
Missouri
Okaboma
St. Mary's
Spiritual victory framed by World Service in Methodist conference
Dr. Carl Quimby of New York, for the Methodist World Service agencies, told the Little Rock conference that military victory alone cannot secure lasting peace and a spiritual win must follow. He urged larger contributions to aid agencies, emphasizing civilization's measure by aid to the unable. Several ministers joined the conference and plans were announced for district conferences across Arkansas later this month and into December.
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Ter Springs
Carl Quimby
New York City
Methodist World Service Agencies
Little Rock
Quimby
World Service
Heverends
Elfred Blakely
Watson
W.D. Golden
Richard T. Perry
Bryant
Hareld
Eggensperger
Mark Vaught
Keo
Pine Bluff
Prescott
Texarkana
Team Makes 21-6 Victory Over Case After Fast Start
The squad built a three touchdown lead in the first half and held on to secure a 21-6 win over Case. Strong early offense fueled the triumph as the defense preserved the victory in the second half.
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Case
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Dorothy Hear Heard
American Leen Auxiliary
Bill Smith
MM. McClwaughin
A Thoms
Rand Aus Hiary
Fleury
Gardenia Garden Club
Joe Ward
Park Drive
Ralph Bailey
Kenneth [Sporeeri
Clib
Envy Haynes
McKinney
Anderson
Haynes
James McLarty
Bill Hamill
J. C. Carilton
Federated Music Clubs
Magnolia
Carlton
Master Armstrong
Liynvin Armstrong
Marie Parkins
Lymandy
Llnols
Lorrein Zimber
Ziesler
Oliver Mills
A. EB. Morsani
Zimber
Bennie Wisnewski
Ruby Kelley
Victor Cl
Jim Halt
W. J. Jones
Shrevepurt
Robert LaGrane, Jr
W. BR. Herndon Will Lave
Finley Ward and Son
Bobby
Ashdown
Mrs. Wilam
McGill
Lewisville
Church News
Charles K. Feldman
Elizabeth Bergner
Randolph Scott Basil Rathbone
Ergaard Fowano Clannetti
Charles Arnt Lef J. Cobb J
Benjamin Glazer
Charles
Raulrion
Calleborainr
John
Edwin L Marin
Benjamin Giazen
Universal Picture
Harrisburg
Manuel Rosa
England
William «Ferguson
Hugh Fullerton, JR
Les MacMitchell
Washington, D. C
Weston
Devitt
Hanback
Duke O'Connell
Western
Alex Papaicolas
Pap
Paul David Preston
Scooter Hale
Miler
Mom
Grean
Laumann
Norman
Wood
Hope Smothers Malvern
Tim Cohane
New York World. Telegram
Williams
Bill
Edwin
Cal Rule
Syracuse
He Theatres
Saenger
Rialto Matinee Daily
Shanghai
Sun
Paris
NEW Saenger
Myatta
Roy Rogers
Gabby Hayes
Pyol
Calor Cartoon
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