Social calendar events and wedding plans in Hope
Social notices list bride-elect Miss Martha Ann Singleton and Miss Sarah Lee Moore being hosted at Luncheons and teas around Hope. Club meetings include Girl Scout Troop No. 8, Women’s Missionary Society, Red Cross sewing, and church auxiliaries. A New York wedding for Robert Ragan and Miss Jayce Baker is announced, with bios of both families and Ragan’s musical career. A WFAA music copyist from Greenville, Ragan, will wed in New York. A garden club lecture by Dr. W. A. Moore of the University of Arkansas is set for Hope City Hall.
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Women's Missionary Society of the First Baptist Church
Red Cross
Arty
Robert Ragan
Mary
Fort Worth
New York City
Texas Christian University
Regan
Greenville
Alley Academy
Bryan
Wesley College
WFAA
Dallas
Wir
Ragan
New York
Hope
Edna Wilgfield
W. A. Mout
University
W. A. Moore
University of Arkansas
Feaure
Personal Mention at Grand Chapter Session
Miss Jack Porter and Mrs Lyle Moore headlined the Grand Chapter gathering as Grand Lecturer of District de Luncheon hosts, with Mrs Valice Bates and Mrs Mary Turner among attendees. Activities included a luncheon Friday and a cryptic bowl containing a yellowing item, under O. E. S. supervision.
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Jack Porter
Lyle Moore
Bridge S
Valice Bates
Mary Turner
Panama Hattie success lifts Buddy DeSylva empire
Broadway producer Buddy DeSylva circles three simultaneous musicals Panama Hattie DuBarry Was a Lady and Loviestena Purchase all drawing packed houses in Manhattan. Jolson first discovered DeSylva in 1918, leading to a string of hits with DeSylva Brown and Henderson. DeSylva emphasizes shaping the book to fit the cast and writing for personalities, a calm, patient approach praised by peers. He denies plans for a fourth show this year, focusing on two productions scheduled for spring.
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Tom War
New York
Flo Ziegfeld
Halcyon
Flos
Mantle
Buddy DeSylva
Flo
Buddy
Cindernlla
Panama Hattie
Manhattan
46Th Street
George Garde DeSylva
DuBaery
Lovistena
DeSylva
Ziegfel
Iloas
Jolson
DeSylva Adus
AL Jolson
George G. DeSylva
U. SC
Bud" DeSylva
Buc DeSylva
DeSylva ,Brown and Henderson
Hollywood
Laurence Schwab
Cinemin
Shirley Temple
Broadway
Berlin
Bis Robinson
Arthur Treacher
de Ziegfeld
Grand Chapter
C. ES
Order of the Easter Star
Little Rock
Harrison in Hollywood
Hollywood gossip notes Joan Leslie drew attention for her dance ability and earned a Warner contract after she appeared in High Sierra. The piece hints at envy in the industry and mentions a mysterious man building a rocket and sending letters to Joan, suggesting a developing romantic subplot.
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Hollywood
Joan Leslie
Warner
Mercty Lamour Base
Cromnanion
Mus
World Film Talks and Hollywood Plans Dial In
A slice of 1940s show business chatter covers World Premier rehearsals, film plans for a Poland Finland feature, agency antics, and actors dodging travel. Industry figures map defense collaboration and a yearlong, 18 reels per week production slate as wartime cinema shifts shape. Submarines sinks two ships off North Carolina in the last war.
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Fregdie Bartholomew
Warntinatet
March of Time
Poland
Finland
Hollywood
Martin Greene
Fred Allen
Fannie Brice
Compu
North Carolina
Buck and Bill Gamble a Late-Quarter Surprise Play
In a tense football scene East clings to a slim lead while West plans a bold trick with a scrubs team. Buck and Bill discuss a risky timed rollout using revived plays to surprise East, a gamble Mentor approves to spark a comeback.
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Buck
East
West
Scrubs
Bill
West Ends East 8 in Nervy Football Finish
Bill leads a late rally for West but East answers with a fierce drive. A tense goal line stand, a decisive pass tumble, and Buck Mentor consoles Bill as Helen Welch joins the duo, closing the story on victory possible tomorrow if they keep fighting.
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Buck
Bill
Buck Mentor
Bil
Helen Welch
National Labor Board reshuffle as Witt resigns and Mills wins post
Washington reports Nathan Witt resigns as secretary of the National Labor Relations Board after President Roosevelt appoints Dr. Harry A. Mills to succeed J Wetten Madden. Also resignations follow from Thomas J. Emerson and Alexander Hayes. Mills, 67, a Chicago economist, is seen as aligned with reformer William Leiserson who has criticized the board. Madden’s term expired, and Witt’s departure signals a potential shake up of the agency’s procedures amidCalls for investigation by house committees while Saposs faces funding cutbacks.
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Washington
Nathan Witt
National Labor Reations Board
Roosevelt
Harry A. Mills
J. Wetten Madden
Thomas J. Emerson
Alexander 8. Hayes
Jettier
Dr. Millis
Chicago
William M. Leiserson
Leiserson
Witt
Madden
Edwin S. Smith
Millis
Shakéx
A. Fy
Ui Court of Claims
Arkansas Colleges Win All Three Honors in Rivalry Night
In Monroe Louisiana Arkansas Tech defeated Northeast Junior College 27 to 6 as Tech forced four interceptions and recovered two fumbles. In Cleveland Mississippi Arkansas State Teachers beat Delta State 37 to 12 with Bears scoring on multiple passes and a 50 yard reception. Statesmen rallied in the fourth quarter, driving to the Arkansas 10 before Barbour connected for Kinard’s TD.
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Monroe
Arkansas Tech
Northeast Junior College
Indians
Arkansans
Tech
Cleveland, Miss
Arkansas State Teachers
Delta State Teachers College
Arkansas Bears
Rush
Arkansas
McGibbons
Ellen
Bears
Statesmen
Bear
Barbour
Kinard
Gurdon Defeats Blevins In 21 to 0 Showdown
Gurdon High School routed Blevins 21 to 0 on Thursday. Hatchett scored two touchdowns, Jennings added one, and Perrine kicked the extra points. In Prescott, DeQueen Leopards won 13 to 0 over the Curly Wolves as Williams scored late and DeQueen’s Lyons starred on the line. Nashville beat Arkadelphia 8 to 6, Blytheville edged Russellville 9 to 0 on a Mosley pass and a safety, while Arkansas High School Conference play intensified in Hot Springs with Arkansas High’s 赛 race.
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Gurdon
Blevins Gurdon
Gurdon High School
Blevins
Hatchett
Jennings
Perrine
Prescott
DeQueen High School
Curly Wolves
DeQueen
Wolves
Williams
Williems
Fenton
Gregg
Stanton
Willis
Wilson
Britt
Blytheville
Monk Mosley
Sonny Lloyd
Blytheville High School
Russellville
Chicks
Jonesboro Eerie Ta Hurricanes Down Bly in Determined Win
The Jonesboro region reported a hard fought winning effort as the Hurricanes upset Bly. McCall connected with Cann for a 27 yard gain setting up a late Trojan score from the 41. Seymour executed for a four down play before McCall found Soh on the seven to seal the point. Camden Panthers defeated Fordyce Redbugs 22 to 0 before 700 fans at the homecoming. Queen Maurine Cathey quoted Captain Charles Wright about the game’s impact. Camden first faced Mardyce in 1906 and the 1940 renewal saw the Panthers dominate. North Little Rock Wildcats beat Benson High Panthers 27 to 0 at Wildcat Stadium in frigid conditions with several hundred fans in attendance.
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Jonesboro Eerie
Hurricanes
Trojans
McCall
Cann
Hurrican
Trojan
Seymour
Goi
Soh
Camden
Fordyce
Camden Panthers
Fordyce Redbugs
Queen Maurine Cathey
Eee
Charles Wright
Mardyce
Panthers
Redhugs
Den
North Little Rock
North Little
North Little Rock High School
Benson High School Panthers
Wildcat Stadium
Wildcat
Cowan Cats
Coyote slain with stone by Wyoming ranch hand
In Worland Wyoming a ranch hand named Gy Piling encountered a coyote while riding the range. Without a gun he chased the animal until it tired and he killed it with a stone.
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Worland
Wyo
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Marthe Ann Singleton
J. Ww. Jones
Lelia Carrigan
Sarah Lee Moore
Barlow
Women's Missionary Society
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The
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O'Clack
Women's Auxiliary
St. Mark's Episcopal Church
Fternoon
Maggie Bell
J. ©. Brogies
R. &. Branch
Martha Ann Singleton
Brislze
Cyprius Hotel
Covars Wart
Charles Dany Gibson
Comer Boyett
Evan Wray
Moore
Alston Foster
Chrysan
Gardenia Clay
Gardenia Garden Clab
Ray McDowell
West Gth Sirel
Frank Ward
8. D. Cook
Stejfreshments
John T. Mynn
County Library
White House
John T. Flynn
Hempstead
Joby T. Flynn
New Republic
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Flynn
Rialto
PBAIC
VTA
Fis
Fife
Patricia Thompson
Cora Burton
Louis Burton
Lewisville
Hoy Allison
Allison
Mark Cornett
William McGill
A Montez Elmore
Bob Elmore
Ouachijy College
Panama
Harrison In
Paul Harrison
NEA Service
Natal
Slessug Holloway
Richard Fiske
Hut Wollywood
Fiske Bevause
Thomas Ralphits
W. H. Pears
Mower Bing
Laurie
Ely
National Labor Boards
Hendrix
Forrest City
Lyle
Nashville
Ark
Nashville Scrappies
Arkadelphia
Jonesboro Hot Springs
Harry W. Shiver
Hope Hardware Co
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