Social Calendar and wedding notes from November events
The social page lists bridg e parties hosted by Mrs. Fred White and Mrs. J. W. Jones in honor of Miss Martha Ann Singleton and other autumn gatherings. It reports a November 21 wedding for Lieut Kenneth McRae Lemley and Miss Sarah Le Moore at First Presbyterian with family receptions, plus club meetings of the Ladies Mission and Lilac Garden, and a Friday Contract Bridge gathering at Mrs. B D Franklin’s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth Mofrae Lemley
Sarah le Moore
Charles Henry Moore
Prescot
Kenneth McRae Lemley
Fort Sin
Oklahoma
Harry Jacob Lemley
Hope
Welack
First Presbyterian Church
Harmon B. Romsey
Little Rock
B.D. Nolen
A. Dudley Gordon
Wagner
Shubert
Saint Snens
Dubois
Charles Baldwin Moore
Franklin
Kentucky
Margaret Hart
Missus Julia
Mary Lemley
Hone
Katherine Brichwnan
Prescott
Mary
Miss Singleton
Fred White
Martha Ann Singleton
Bess Walker
Annie Jean Walker
Mex
A. D. Brannan
Ruth Lewis
Mary Ann Lile
Nell Williams
Katherine Mac Simms
J. W. Jones
J.C. Broyles
Patricia Thomas
Alice Henry
Daisy Dorothy Heard
J. R. Lewis
Jimmy O'Neal
Mary Duncan
W. P. Singleton
Henry Haynes
A.D. Brannan
White
Olmstead
Moses
W. G. Allison
Garden Club
Wmubhs
5. G. Norton
Wedding, football and social notes from Prescott area
Personal mentions cover Miss Mary Delio Corvigna and family at Miss Mary Elizabeth Bemis wedding in Prescott. Bobcat boosters attended Hope-North Little Rock game in North Little Rock. Updates include Wingfield guest in Little Rock, Brannan trip to Prescott for Lemsey-Moore nuptials, Bob Ellen visiting from Conway, and student guests and local families visiting relatives in Little Rock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Delio Corvigna
Kendall Lemley
Mary Lemvey
Julia
North Little Rock
Nancy Faye Williama
Franees Harvell
Missy Rose Marie Hendrix
Hope
Yerger Licks Monroe 39-7 in key clash
Yerger Tigers dominated Monroe 39-7 as Carrigan and Brody starred. Yerger travels to Hot Springs next Friday to face the Spa City team with a win likely sealing the title for the Tigers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Verger High Sehont Tigers
Focal Negit Eleven
Monroe
Louistaffa High School Bears
Lew Jenkins Wins Quick Victory in Madison Square Garden
Lew Jenkins of Sweetwater Texas knocked out Pete Lello of Chicago in the second round to defend his lightweight title. The bout, scheduled for 45 rounds, followed a slow start with Lello fading after the second round. Jenkins weighed 191 3/4 pounds, Lello 134 pounds, delivering a swift knockout for revenge after a prior defeat.
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New York
Lew Jenkins
Sweetwater
Tex
Pete Lello
Chicago
Madison Square Garden
Jenkins
Lello
Fasling
California
Sectional Meet at Tabernacle in Southwest Arkansas
The Southwest Arkansas Sectional Christ's Ambassadors rally will be held at Hope Gospel Tabernacle Monday night at 7. Attendees include young groups from Malvern El Dorado Camden Texarkana Murfreesboro Smackover Arkadelphia Prescott and other towns. North Little Rock radio quartet will perform with Rev Bracy Greer of Houston likely delivering the evening sermon. Agnes Stokes of Conway will preside before about 400 young people attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southwest Arkansas
Christ's Ambassadors
Hope Gospel Tabernacle
O'Elock
Young Peoples
Malvern
E! Dorado
Camden
Texarkana
Aghdown
Murfreesboro
Smackover
Arkadelphia
Prescott
Arkansas
North Little Rock
Bracy Greer
Houston
Texas
Greer
C. A. Covention
Wichita Falls
Agnes Stokes
Conway
State Sunday School
Kitchens Guest of U. A. Alumni
Congressman Wade H. Kitchens of Magnolia was honored at the University of Arkansas Alumni Association banquet in Little Rock. Master of ceremonies A B Caldwell praised his efforts in Congress linking them to federal aid for the university.
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Washington
Wade H. Kitchens
Magnolia
University of Arkansas Alumni Association
Admiral Club
B. Caldwell
Lille Rock
Formes
Kitchens
Congress
Oren Harris
el Dorado
Norman “Jelly” Warnock
Camden
A. B. Caldwell
Little Rock
Miss Sue Me. Che
C. Youngblood
Ashdown
Canada
Harmon and Kimbrough Lead NEA All-America
NEA lists 1940 All-America selections led by Tom Harmon of Michigan and John Kimbrough of Texas A&M. The team features Paul Severin of North Carolina, Jay MacDowell of Washington, Forest Beamon Nebraska, Nick Drahos Cornell, Bob Suffridge Tennessee, Helge Pukema Minnesota, Leon Gajcki Penn State, Charley O’Rourke, Hugh Gallarneau of Stanford, and others. Giants and speed mix in the backfield and line as annual draft lore follows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Severin
North Carolina
Jay MacDowell
Washington
Forest Beam
Nebrastka
Nick Drahos
Carnell
Bob Suffridge
Tennessee
Helge Pukemu
Minnesota
Leon Gajcki
Penn State
Charley O'Rourke
Boston College
Tom Harmon
Michigan
Hugh Gallarneau
Stanford
John Kimbrough
Texas A
Harmon
Harold Grange
Jarrin
Texas Aggies
Kimborough
Gailarneau
O'Rourke
Sevein
MacDowell
Charley O'Rouke
Region College
George Mown
Eagles
Giants
Forrest Behm
Nebraska
Nick Drakos
NBA
Kimbrough
Cornell
Ed Malinski
Helge Pukema
Finn
Ohio State
Northwestern
Leon Gajecki
Pittsburgh
Gajecki
Steelers
Celebrated vocalist clues in crossword style puzzle
A dense OCR style puzzle text lists many clues and definitions across multiple entries from 5 to 57, referencing famous divas, musical terms, animals, and other terms. It includes hints like Swedish beauty, porcelain type, and various directional or relational hints, forming a complex wordplay grid. The fragment lacks a coherent narrative and reads as a dense clue list rather than a news item.
Are We Thankful for Sunday Worship at First Baptist
The First Baptist Church announces Pastor will base the Sunday morning worship on a subject Are We Thankful. A large congregation is expected with Sunday school at 9 45. Attendance last Sunday was 422, slight above the six to eight week average. The older men's class from the Baptist church will visit the Methodist church. Congregants are urged to bring a contribution of £6 to the Baptist Orphanage Home. Tonight at 7 30 the subject This Influence Business will be preached. The Baptist Training Union meets each Sunday at 6 30 with eight unions for all ages and all Baptists are welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Baptist
Methodist. Church
Baptist Orphanage
Baptist Training Union
First Baptist Cherch
Gifts of Healing Sermon at Hope Gospel Tabernacle
Pastor Hamill leads a Sunday service at Hope Gospel Tabernacle titled The Gifts of Healing as part of a Spirit series. Sunday school starts at 9 45 with classes for all ages and Union meets at 6 30 p m in various chapels followed by evangelistic services at 11 30 p m with special singing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunda
Tabernacle
First Christian Church Service Times and Activities
The First Christian Church at North Main and West Avenue led by John Keith Gregory schedules Bible School at 9:45 a.m. Morning worship and communion at 10:50 a.m. Evening worship and baptismal service at 7:30 p.m. The sermon title is Ancient Views is Modern Life. Also notes a Christian Endeavor Society. Brazil government reports 125,000 miles of roads with 20 to 25 percent in good condition, mainly in the southern and central coastal regions.
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Bible ‘School
Christian Endeavor Sociaty
Gth Ti, Ma
Brazil
All-America Football Team Reads Like A Puzzle Of Names
A garbled 1941 season All America list includes players from Duke Tennessee Georgetown Missouri Minnesota Texas A and M Ohio State Mississippi State Baylor North Carolina and Stanford. The piece notes the difficulty of distinguishing first and second teams and ponders which coach would not want the NBA’s 1940 All America selections to start 1941.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anthony Ruffy
Duke
Ed Molinski
Tennessee
August Lio
Georgetown
Paul Christman
Missouri
George Franck
Minnesota
Jim Thomason
Texas A. & M
Don Scott
Ohio State
Erwin Elrod
Mississippi State
Jack Russell
Baylor
the Shires
Stewart Clarkson
Texas & 5
Jim Lalenne
North Carolina
Merle Hopes
Mississippi
Dean ‘McAdams
Washington
Nom Standlee
Stanford
NBA
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Daisy Daisy Dorothy Heard
Ed Heard
Seoul
Traop No
Wy Jones
Kitte House
Katherine Mae Simmon
Martha Ann Fingleton
Women's Society of Christian Sorvine
Intermediaice G. A
First Baptist Church
Joris Sue Russel
AML
Women's Misslohary Society
First Data Church
Meet
F.L. Padgitt
Tursday
American Legion Auxiliary
Red Cross
Singer
Delia Carrigan
Seine
Carvid
Mary K. Lemley
Ware
East Elm Street
Fort Sill
Lemley
8Th Field Artillery
Rod, Franklin
B.D. Franklin
Alvin Wilson
Evansville
Indiana
E. P. Stewart
L. W. Young
Charles Haynes
John Guthrie
R. V. Herndon Sr
W.S.C
Women’s ‘Society of Christian Service
Methodist Church
W. W. Johnson
Mary Brake
Alice McMath
Saenger
Mickey Rooney
Judy Garland
Paul Whiteman
Mounted Police
Rialto
Andy Pandy
Crazy House
BE. O. Wingfield
William Simpson
A. B. Brannan
Lemsey-Moore
Bob Ellen
Arkansas State Touelers
R. C. Elen
Thomas Gordon
Lile Jones
Mr. Stewart
Sis
Iter
Wile "Gir
Yerger Licks
Hot Springs
U. A
Harmon and
NEA All-America
Warry Grayson
NEA Service
Ball
Bethey
NEA
Jand
Rast
Alabama
Gene Goudreault
Bull Reinhard
Canter
Bob Luffridge
Elinessee
Texas A & M
Jay MacDowell Washington
Cornell Richt Tackle
Sweden
Alonis
Church News
Wille BR. Hamilton
Gospel Tabernacle Dames
Hamill
First Christian
North Main
West Avenué
John Keith Gregory
Roldemroleum
Jeli
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