Thanksgiving Guests and Local Social Notes in Texarkana
A parade of Thanksgiving visitors fills Texarkana listings with family scenes. George Ruffin Marshall of Texarkana visits Miss Maggie Bell and Ike T. Bell Sr. Others include Dr. and Mrs. Paul W. Wilson from Little Rock, Mr. and Mrs. Earl White with relatives in Blevins, Miss Fay Briant traveling from Alberquerque, and numerous local exchanges among the Watsons, Alexanders, Billingslys, and Robkins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Ruffin Marshall
Texarkana
Maggie Bell
Ike T. Bell Sr
Paul W. Wilson
Nan Claire
Little Rock
Mac Wilson
Robert LaGrone
Barbara
Robert LaGrone III
Mrs. Earl White
Little Son
Blevins
Fay Briant
Alberquerque, N. M
R. T. Briant
Tom Landers
Bonham Texas
John Dickerson
Prescott
G. M. Green
C. H. Watson
Clyde
Walter N. Alexander
Masterful Drama On Field Ends In Murder Mystery
A two day Saenger engagement closes with 70 000 spectators as film "70 000 Witnesses" stars Phillips Holmes Dorothy Jordan and Johnny Mack Brown. Brown a flash halfback dies on a clear field during a touchdown attempt. doctors fail to find a cause and a detective with Holmes uncovers the murder. The Saturday program features Bob Steele in The Man From Hell's Edges with 10c children and 25c adults.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saenger
Phillips Holmes
Dorothy Jordan
Charlie Ruggles
Johnny Mack Brown
Brown
Holmes
Buddy
David Landau
Bob Steele
the Man From
Hell's Edges
Magnus Johnson Returns to Washington as a Cautious Reformer
Magnus Johnson, MN, plans a 1944 return to Congress with a sober, serious stance. He vows no more milking contests or press-gallery confrontations, asserting his refreshed judgment and readiness to serve Minnesota. His arc spans four years in the state house, four in the state senate, then an unfulfilled U.S. Senate term, making a rare Capitol Hill comeback.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Magnus Johnson
Senate
Congress
Minnesota
Wallace
Department of Agriculture
Johnson
United States ‘Senate
Nelson
Theodore Burton
Ohio
Capitol Hill
Spring Hill Visitors and Weekend Outings Highlight Local Life
Spring Hill residents and relatives, including Mrs. Nora Martin Terrell of Smackover visiting J. W. Martin, plus Mr. and Mrs. Willard Huckabee and families, spent a weekend with kin. A Clear Lake picnic featured Helen and Selma Turner and other local youths enjoying a dinner. Otis Butler's family traveled to Hope, while fishing parties at Armistice Day yielded a good string of white perch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Terrell
J. W. Martin
Willard McDowell
William Windom
Virgie Collins
Otis Butler
Hope
George
Ray McDowell
O. O. Brint
Hemroid internal remedy touted by western physician
Dr J S Leonhardt claims piles are caused by internal congestion of blood in the lower bowel and promotes Hemroid as a non surgical cure. After 1009 patients with success in over 90 cases the drug is sold with a money back guarantee by Ward & Son and druggists everywhere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. S. Leonhardt
Ward & Son
Adv
Nashville Defeats Hope In Final Grid Game
In the closing grid clash Nashville beat Hope 27 to 14. Key plays featured passer Brown and receiver Turner with Schooley powering the Nashville ground game and Harper making end runs. Summary shows Nashville 237 yards to Hope 127, ten first downs to six for Hope, and three interceptions in the contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brown
Turner
Harper
Schooley
Rowe
Hope Nashville
Berry
Chesshir
Athe Eintteeg
Senshi Pate
Mitchell
Nai Jones
Chamberlain
Copeland
Richards
L. Tollet
Morris
Kennedy
S . J. Tollet
Ee Payne
Sacicaie
Aingdiscustons
Robinson
Hope
Jacks
Stroud
McKee
Lewallen
C. Green C. Schooley
Browning
Nashville
N. Tollet
Littlefield
Utley
King
Stone
Lewis
Perry
Ouachita
W. H. Gregg
Hendrix
Austin
U. of A
Fayne
Jennings
Floyd
Miss Frances Brady Joins Eugene Beauty Shop
Miss Frances Jean Brady of Mc Gehee and a Madam Eaton's Beauty School graduate in Little Rock accepts a position with the Eugene Beauty Shop on South Main Street. She specializes in fingerwaving and brings three years of beauty culture experience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Jean Brady
McGehee
Madam Eaton
Litle Rock
Eugene
South Main Street
Brady
Hospital Notes Readers Learn Of Local Patients
Hospital notes list Julia Chester J H Garner of North Feruyson street admitted Friday for treatment. Buster May son of Willis and Mrs May discharged after a minor operation. Dr W M Garner from Longview Texas visited the hospital during the week. W C Mauldin admitted Thursday for a major operation. Mae Northcott returned home after a hospital stay. A J Barr Jr nine year old son discharged Thursday after a minor operation. Mrs D B Moore and daughter Cora Francine discharged Wednesday after a few days in hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Garner
North Feruyson Street
Buster May
Willis May
Bodcaw
W. M. Garner
Longview
Texas
W. C. Mauldin
Mae Northcott
A. J. Barr, Jr
A. J. Barr
East Avenue B
D. B. Moore
Cora Francine
Colgate Wins Championship East in 21 0 Victory
Colgate finishes undefeated and untied to claim the Eastern title by defeating Brown 21 to 0 in Providence before 26000 spectators. The team scored twice in the fourth quarter after an 8 0 third quarter lead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Colgate
Brown
Providence
R. I
Shreveport
University of Arkansas
Centenary
Arkansas
Henderson State Teachers
Thheir
Ouachita
Arkadelphia rout ends winless inter-city stretch
In a record setting slate of Arkansas high school football results Henderson finished the season undefeated. Monticello A&M edged Magnolia A&M 6 to 0. Pine Bluff blanked Hot Springs 20 to 0. El Dorado crushed Camden 90 to 0 setting a high scoring mark. Fort Smith Grizzlies beat Van Buren 13 to 0.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monticello
Monticello A. & M
Magnolia A. & M
Pine Bluff
Hot Springs
el Dorado
Camden
Arkansas
Fort Smith
Fort Smith Grizzlies
van Buren
Tennessee finishes undefeated season with 26 0 win over Kentucky
In the Southern Conference Tennessee closed the season unbeaten yet tied the Kentucky game 26 to 0. The win ended Kentucky's three ties since 1927 and dashed championship hopes by breaking the jinx and preserving Tennessee’s conference stance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tennessee
Kentucky
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Mrs. Sip Henry
Tiaahun
Mary Billingsly
Lewisville Public School
Mrs. T. R. Billingsly
Elizabeth Malone
J. H. Wolfington
Washington, D. C
J. G. Martindale
Mrs. Martindale
J. O. Bush
Jud Bush
Ned Sales
Frances Bowers
Carrie Sue Alexander
L. B. Steen
Houston
Frances M. Buchan
G. P. Casey
Casey
John Jackson
J. E. Chambless
Chas. McClendon
Hazel
Lewisville
Dorothy Clark
Miriam Carlton
Doris Moses
Mrs
Franklin Horton
Mr. Latimer
Mr. Latimen
Mineral Springs
Wen
Hans
Edwin Stuart
W. R. Anderson
Kathleen Rhodes
Palmyra, Mo
Virginia Godbold
Centenary College
Nancy Cox
Aubrey Cox
A. B. Cox of
Fay Seymour
Leo Perdue
Helen Robert
Richard
Luann
Chas. Briant
Bernice Robkins
Henderson State Teachers College
Mrs. C. B. Robkins
C. B. Robkins
Arkadelphia
The
Marlcos
Hell
Plymouth
B. R. Hamm Motor Co
Washington
Herbert Plumber
Associated Pries
Spring Hill
E. Schooley
Frances Brady
Julia Chester
Kadelphia
Henderson
Thedford
Front Street
Fatterson
Jersey
Patterson
Broadioth
Flannelette
Frank W. Pickell
First National Bank
Little Missouri
Ozan
Hickory Creek
E. L. Bruce CO
Frescott, Ark
Dorsey Stephens
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