Social Calendar Highlights Local Club Meetings
November 23 social calendar lists Taidies Auxiliary of St Mark's Epis at home of Mrs George Green at 4 pm. Indies' Aid of St Mark's Epis at Ner home at 4. Mrs M M McClaughan hosts Friday Contract Club with many guests and floral decor. Desert Bridge Club gathers at Experiment Station with roses and prizes awarded to Mrs Kelly Tirrant and L Broach. Various visits, travel notes, and military training updates follow.
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St. Mark's Episeayedlefureh
George Green
C. Spragins
Ake
St. Marts Epis
M. M. McClaughan
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Moses
Mra
Bep Stewart
V. Herndot
C. C. Lewis
O. Wingfield
Raymond Jones
Ill Wray
L. W. Young
P. Stewart
Desert Bridge Club
George Ware
Heir
Experiment Station
Brooks Shulls
Kent Brown
Kelly Tirrant
L. Broach
Coming and Going Miss Nettie Lou Yocom Guest in Texare
Miss Nettie Lou Yocom of Texare is the house guest of her aunt. She arrived this week and will spend several days visiting family.
Willie Pep Captures Feather Title in Headfirst Bout
New York dispatch reports Willie Pep defeated Chalky Wright in Madison Square Garden to win the world featherweight crown. Pep, a 20 year old from Hartford, used a headfirst fighting style devised by manager Lou Viscusi, drawing the largest crowd ever for a featherweight bout.
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Sid Feder
New York
Madison Square Garden
Willie Pep
Chalky Wright
Hrvane
Mati
Wright
Los Angeles
Dierks Outlaws Triumph Over Bobcats 26 12 in Rivalry
The Dierks Outlaws defeated the Hope Bobcats 26 to 12 in a lopsided game. Dierks moved ahead with early scores, dominated on defense, and tallied multiple first downs while Hope struggled to convert passes and faced penalties. Beane and Beane leads Dierks with standout kicking and returns as the Outlaws clinch near the end.
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Merks Outlaws
Hope Bobeals
Bobcats
Dlarks
Ely
Hope
Oubins
Dierks
Turkey Day
Fights Last Night By The Associated Press
New York Willie Pep edged Chalky Wright by points in Hartford while other bouts featured Bustos Al defeating Rod Doty in Brooklyn and Ernie Nordman stopping Keller Wagner in Goodland. Ramirez boxed in Hollywood with mixed results as the NYC version reports a welterweight slate.
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Associated Press
New York
Willie Pep
Hartford
Conn
Chalky Wright
Los Angeles
Bustos al
Bummy
Davis
Brooklyn
Rod Doty
ft.Philadelphia
Jim Eliott
Baltimore
Frank Lowery
Philadelphia
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Ernie Nordman
Goodland
Kas
Keller Wagner
Saloni
Hollywood
Rodolfo Ramirez
Mexico
Clix
Jimmy McHatiates
Way
Willie Pep Fights Chalky Wright In Dense 1920s Bout
In a 16 round contest Pep kept distance and moved, avoiding Chalky Wright’s power. Wright, a veteran smarter fighter, tried to pressure but Pep’s stick and move plan held. The crowd of 19,521 packed the arena as $71,868.70 went to the prize fund, with many locals from Connecticutt in attendance.
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Wright
Willie
Pep
Millie Jacobs
Money Boxus
Willie Henge
Boxing Roundup Highlights New York Garden Fights
Willie Pep headlines a noisy New York Garden night while boxing buzz swirls around the Wright Wilson title dispute. Reports note rich gate money and upcoming bouts, including a featherweight title tournament at the Garden with Lippy Larkin and Cleo Shans. Also mentioned: Marshall County all stars, horse of the year chatter, and a Army officer trainee boxing ties.
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Shorts and Shells
Sammy Angotl
Garden
Beaudack
Lippy Larkin
Cleo Shans
Chester Ries
Chicago
Willie Joyce
Turf and Field Digest
Whirlaway
Alsob
Edge of Darkness Chapter Six Portrait of War Weary Norway
In a Norwegian village occupied by German troops the weathered hotel and restaurant host steady soldiers while tension rises. Karen and Margit fear a local romance with a German worker as a pivotal war ominous mood grows. Captain Konig arrives, triggering uneasy silence as the story advances toward conflict.
Garrett Memorial Baptist Church Services and Events
Church notices list Sunday School at 10:00, preaching at 11:00 by Pro B C Gillentine, with a 2:30 Monday Ladies Auxiliary, Tuesday Evangelist A T Powers, Wednesday teachers meeting at 7:30 and prayer at 8:00. Also First Pentecostal Church revival with Rev Hunter at W 4th and Ferguson and Ensign Pilkinton to teach the Men's Bible Class at First Prosby.
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Garrett Memorial Baptist Church
Silvey
Pro
B.C. Gillentine
Bro
Gillentine
Cone
D Gillentine
Ladies’ Auxiliary
A. T. Powers
Arkansas State Mission
America
First Pentecostal Church
W. 4Th and Ferguson
W. P. Graves
Setona A
James MM. Pilkinton
ILS
Navy
First
Conference Race Undecided After Games Last Night
Hot Springs beat Malvern 49-7 to tighten second place and agreed to a postseason game with Clarksville if Hot Springs defeats Fort Smith on Thanksgiving. Fort Smith crushed Clarksville 26-0 led by Johnny Holland. El Dorado and others suffered losses as the conference race remains unsettled.
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Associated Press
Hot Springs
Fort Smith
el Dorado Wildcats
Arkansas High School
Malvern
Clarkaville
Trojans
Border Cilians
Clarksville
Seaso
el Dorado
Camden
Port Smith
Johnny Holland
el Dorido
McKnight
Myers
Buckaroos
Little Rock
Russellville
Benton
Forrest City
Hope
Dierks
Pine Bluff
Greenville
Miss
Beebe
Brinkley
DeWitt
Tree
Osceola
Little Rock Catholic High
Conway
Subiaco
Bouxite
St. Anne's
Greenwood
Harrison
Paris
Batesville
Atkins
Stuttgart
Lonoke
Helena
Traditional Contests Head Today's Games
New York sports column notes Yale against Harvard in New Haven and Stanford versus California while Mississippi State plays in Mississippi. Indiana meets Purdue and Boston University faces Boston College as Big Ten keeps two bowl games weekly. Michigan at Ohio State and Minnesota at Wisconsin loom as key tests for the conference title. Yale aims to break a long drought against Harvard as Howie Odell seeks coach of the year acclaim in his first season.
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Harold Claassen
New York
Harvard
New Haven
Stanford
California
Mississippi State
Mississippi
Indiana
Purdue
Baston College
Boston University
Big Ten
Michigan
Ohio State
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Gene Fekete
Paul Sarringhaus
Paul Brown
Buckeye
Tom Kuzma
Brownmen
Ann Arbor
Iowa
Yale
Boston College
Iis
Columbus Home Demonstration Club Meeting Notes
The Columbus Home Demonstration Club met Tuesday with Mrs. C. Wipp as hostess. Mrs. Fred Caldwell led devotional readings from Psalms 24 and the Lord's Prayer. Vice President Mrs. Herbert Sipes presided and reports were shared. Plans were discussed for a patriotic Christmas program and a December cooking school. Officers elected: President Mrs. Fred Caldwell, Vice President Mrs. Herbert Hicks, Secretary-Treasurer Mrs. Herbert Sipes, Reporter Mrs. C. R. White. Hostess provided refreshments. The club will meet again with Mrs. Frank Delaney in December.
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Columbus Home Demonstraton Club
C. Wipp
Fred Caldwell
Grouo
Herbert Sipes
Presdent
Pred Caldwell
Herbert Hicks
C. R. White
Frank Delaney
Five Hempstead County Boys Enlist for Navy in San Diego
Five local youths from Hempstead County join the United States Navy and depart for San Diego Naval Base. Names listed include Luther Garner Jr, Thomas B Fenwick Jr, W Folleson Jr, Fack Bradshaw, and Mack May. The recruitment reflects wartime service as these recruits sail toward new assignments.
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Navy
San Diego
Hempglead County
United States Navy
San Diego, Calif. Naval Base
Luther Garner, Jr
Thomas B. Fenwick, Jr
W. ©.Folleson, Jr
Fack Bradshaw
Mack May
Butter Shortage Pushes Substitutes for Civilians and Troops
Washington reports 40 percent of cold stored butter reserved for troops and the leased lead program under a War Production Board order. Officials warn production lags market needs and plan to curb civilian use by about 10 percent, potentially delaying relief to retailers and complicating overseas supply as ships carry other cargo.
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Kenneth L. Dixon
Washington
Johnny Doughboy
War Production Board
Agriculture Department
WPB
Tyre
Board
Agriculture
Wickard
Army
Navy
Portune
College Football Roundup Amid Big Rivalries Across Nation
Captaing Halfback Mike Holovak and Center Fred Naumetz missers due to colds as Boston University and Tulsa press undefeated runs. Georgia and Georgia Tech face light scrimmages with Florida and Auburn tests Louisiana State’s visitors, while Texas A and M prep for Turkey Day. Baylor hosts SMU, Rice meets TCU, and Sugar Bowl rematch Missouri vs Fordham unfolds. Princeton ends season vs Army at Yankee Stadium. Oregon and Stanford-Cal share coast spotlight as Washington, UCLA chase coast image amid broader interregional clashes. Arkansas heads to Detroit, West Virginia invades Michigan State, and Oklahoma hosts Tulsa.
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Mike Holovak
Fred Naumetz
Boston University
Tulsa
Creighton
Georgia
Georgia Tech
Bill Alexander
Florida
Auburn
Louisiana State
Southwestern Loop
Texas
Texas A & M
Baylor
Southern Methodist
Rice
Texas Christian
Missouri
Fordham
Princeton
Army
Yankee Stadium
Washington
UCLA
Oregon
Oregon State
Arkansas
Detroit
West Virginia
Michigan State
Oklahom Tesus Terople
Owls
First Christian Church Notices and Schedule
The First Christian Church invites all Presby men this Sunday at 9 45 a m. Millard W Baggett, pastor, announces Bible School at 4 45 p m Supervised by Malcolm Portwood 10 50 a m Morning worship with Lord's Supper anthem and sermon How To Be Grateful 620 pp Christian Endeavor 300 pp 8 30 p m Evening worship with hymn singing and sermon theme Whe Bright Of Temptation 7 16 p m Meditation Hour dedicated to armed forces Prayer Meeting Wednesday.
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First Christian Church
Millard
Christian Endeavorites
Eight-Point Buck Recovered Near Lake Village Ark
Carl G Coffee leads a party of 16 Hempstead county men to Lake Village where they bag an eight point buck reported as one of the largest in years. The deer weighed about 27 pounds and was field dressed by the group including C Boyce Gilbert Boyce Lucius Boyce and Oti McKnight.
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Trondheim
Bergen
Gerd Bjarnesen
Stoksund
Prague
Poland
Kiev
Konig
Carl G
Coffee of Hope
Lake Village
Ark
Alead
C. ©. Boyce
Gibert Boyce
Lucius Boyce
Oti
McKnight
College football scores from 1942 season compiled
Wesleyan defeated Simpson 20 to 0 and Southwestern beat Washburn 22 to 0. Maryville rolled Warrensburg 52 to 9. Cameron Aggies won 37 to 14. Other results include Quachila 62 Louisiana Naisi Center 0 and West Texas State 14 Lubbo Air Base 6. In 1942, about 170000 students graduated from Soviet colleges.
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Associated Press
Wesleyan
Simpson
Peru
Hastings
Southwestern
Washburn
Quachila
Louisiana
Neasi Center
Maryville
Warrenshburg
West Texas State
Lubbo Air Base
Cameron Aggies
Murray Agles
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Henry Fonda
Cary Grant
Victor McLaglen
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Willie Zep
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Pittsburgh
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New York Post
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Roger
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