Social Calendar Mixed Weddings and Notices Across Texarkana
Social calendar lists Milas Porter and Lieutenant Rouse wedding on August 10, 1840s style with Rev. Boaz presiding. Also notes Ruby Garrett and Fred Stickney wed in Buffalo, aviation cadet MARK Buchanan resigns to join Naval Air Corps, Miss Marjory Dildy invited to Kappa Delta Pi, and Pvt William F. Greene hospitalized at Camp Livingston. Residents travel to Texarkana and Garland City visit kin, births announced at Joplin Chester hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milas Porter
Lieutenant Rouse
Mark Buchanan
Win
University of Arkansas
Naval Air Corps
Buchanan
Itay
Little Rock
Marion Buchanan
Mark Smith
New Orleans
Marjory Dildy
Kappa Delta Pi
Miss Dildy
Pi Beta Phi
Pvt
William F. Greene
Camp Livingston
Lia
Coming and Going as Thanksgiving Guests Travel In
Mrs Paul Jones and son Ronny visited relatives and friends in Bourden. Mr and Mrs BE A Piscus and Miss Ediy Fiscus of Wynne stayed with Mr and Mrs Merlin Cony. Mr and Mrs J O Milam joined by Milams mother Mrs J L Burns of Thabel Ola spent Thanksgiving with Mr and Mrs J W Turner and family in Shreveport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Jones
Ronny
Bourden
BE. A. Piscus
Ediy Fiscus
Wynne
Merlin Cony
Bob ‘Turner
Shreveport
J. W. Turner
Duck Dinner for Hope Football Players
Coach Poy Tamrsons and members of the Bobcat football team will be entertained with a supper at the American Legion Hall at 7 30 Monday night. They will be guests of Lea Robins a local sportsman. ATL members of the squad are invited.
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Poy Tamrsons
Bobcat
Tex
American Legion Hall
Lea Robins
ATL
Church News at First Christian Church Service Notes
The First Christian Church at 4 Millard W Barnat is listed with morning worship at 9 46 Bible Show led by Mr Mal colm Porterfield Superintendent H150 a om Morning worship includes observance of the Lords Supper a sermon titled The Lift of the Soul. Evening service at 7 30 features evangelistic singing and a choir number followed by a sermon The Grains of Gods Kingdom. Tuesday Hour of Meditation honors armed services and Wednesday Prayer Meetings noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Christian Church
Millard W. Barnat
Malcolm Porterfield
Lopie
Christian Endeavor
Slople
Mission of Church Sevenfold Task in Community Life
Sunday School lesson outlines seven interrelated aspects of the church mission as the body of Christ. It emphasizes that real church life requires the Spirit of Christ animating the community, not merely a visible group. The piece stresses unity, fellowship, love, and the embodiment of Christ’s purposes through acts of compassion and service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matthews
William E. Gilroy
Fellowship of Christian
Abraham Lincoln
Lincoln
Muslistian
Christ
Four Big Games Today Close Football Season
New York telegram notes four major college games shaping bowls and final standings. Athens Boston Seattle and Nashville host pivotal matchups as Georgia, Georgia Tech, Notre Dame, and Southern California influence bowl bids and national perception amid crowded postseason races.
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Harold Claassen
New York
Sunedawa
Athens
Boston
Seattle
Nashville
Annapolis
Army
Navy
Ann Arbor
Mich
Town
Michigan
Big Fen
Las Angeles
Notre Dame
Southern California
Georgia
Jackerg
Tech
Bulldogs
Frankie Sinkwich
Holy Cross Todiay
Washington
Football and Turkey Bowl play amid war in 1941 notes
Sports Roundup discusses wartime military influence on college football and pre flight programs, mentions Navy fliers training, Col Blondy Saunders’s bomber find, and the Turkey Bowl’s reduced 1941 lineup. Highlights include Pvt McWissman at Fort Sheridan and golf officials’ quips.
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New York
Usl
Navy
Col
Blondy' Saunders
West Point
Pvt. McWissman
Fort. Sheridan AM
John B. Kelly
Sunday Down South Program Real Article
Louis Buck, famed radio announcer and master of ceremonies for Sunday Down South, reflects on his South roots. The program, described as Radio in the southern manner, airs Sundays at 4:00 on WSM Nashville and the Lion network, sponsored by Lion Refining. Buck, Ottis Devine, Betty and the Dixie Pons, Phylis Lane, and the Kion Orchestra lead the cast heard via KARK.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Buck
Buck
WSM
Nashville
Lion Network
Spansor
Lion Oh Refining Company
Darndork
Columbia University
New York
University of Alabamm
China
Mosica
Buckney
NBC
Chicago
Ottis Devine
Devine
Bueks
Sevenfold Mission of the Early Church in Ministry
The text outlines seven church ministries including kindly fellowship and moral discipline, witnessing to Christ, teaching and prayer, relief of distress, manifesting brotherhood, missionary reading, and fostering a world-wide fellowship with God and Jesus Christ. It emphasizes how these aims powered early Christian communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christ
Jerusalem
Dudea
God
Jesus Christ
Tulsa World Portrays Tulsa as Top Football Show in Sugar Bowl Tie
Tulsa University stands undefeated and set for the ninth Sugar Bowl on January 1, with coach Henry Funka’s high-octane attack described as thrilling and unpredictable. Sports editor notes Tulsa’s offense excites crowds, suggesting bowls would miss a top show by not inviting the Golden Hurricane.
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New Orleans
Tulsa University
Ben Funk
Tulsa
Okla
Golden Hurricane
Henry Funka
Ciih
B. A. Bridgewater
Tulsa World
Barnum
Bailey
Arkansas
Hurricane
Glenn Dobbs
Dobbs
Cal Purdin
Razorbacks
Fort Knox grid fans tout Corp. Moody as hard-hitting
Fort Knox followers praise Corporal John Moody known as Big Train for his powerful play with the armored force. At Corpus Christi Naval Air Station this winter a high powered basketball team forms under Lieut. Jack Gray with Seaman Bob Kinney Ensign Billy Dowell and Cadet Johnny Sebeck leading the squad.
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Fort Knox
Corp. John
Big Train” Moody
Morris Brown Colege
Corpus Christi
Tex
Naval Air Station
Bob Kinney
Billy Dowell
Johnny Sebeck
Jack Gray
Edge of Darkness chapter scene in Nordic village plot
In a tense trek through a Nordic village, Dr Stensgard and Gerd Winnenen evade Major Ruck as Buck leads them deeper into a covert mission. Ruck explains a coded dictionary signal plan for a later rendezvous while villagers brace for militarized actions and an unfolding conspiracy.
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Lite
Kiertot
Teast
Sverre Uhanmer
Wentril Hoveden
Stenkeard
Wally
Gerd Winnenen
Major Ruck
Gerd
Stensgard
Buck
Ruck
Question of Raising Additional Revenue Faces Legislature
Arkansas lawmakers answer the AP poll on taxes with mixed views. Some call for cutting state expenses and avoiding new levies, while a few advocate targeted measures such as a one cent bottle tax on soft drinks to support schools, the fund, and charities amid wartime fiscal pressures.
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Associated Press
ED L. Campbell
Little Rock
Roy Milum
Harrison
Adean
Senate
Sam. D. Crawford
el Dorado
Times
O. S. Jones
Batesville
RL. Blair
Melbourne
G. W. Lookadoo
Arkadelphia
Elie Leftar
Rogers
F. N. Burke
Mariana
Willis B. Smith
Texarkana
Erie B. Smith
Pine Bluff
Caviness
Danville
Leonard T
Barnes
Hamburg
H. Herndon
Mit
L. W. Buchanan
Prescott
Forrest Rozzell
Rozzell
Ws Fund
Tulsa's high powered passing attack wowed crowds
The forward passing game featured throwers Glenn Dobbs and N A Keithley with Saxon Judd as a spectacular receiver. Judd drew double coverage yet hauled in every ball, making Tulsa look unstoppable and able to score against top Big Ten teams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenn Dobbs
N. A. Keithley
Saxon Judd
Judd
Arkansas
Tulsa
Ambiguous Heisman and grid ranking reminiscence
Fragmentary AP sports reminiscence recalls Bruce Smith Minnesota winning the Heisman and a 1939 era grid ranking with Texas A and M and Southern California tied for first at 1939 points. Mentions Don Lash Indiana with four straight championships and Millrose A took a team title.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sports Mirror
Associated Press Today
Bruce Smith
Minnesota
Foll Sealine Tallege
Texas A
Souther
California
Associated Press
Don Lash
Indiana
Millrose A
Fights From Last Night In New York
Boxing results show Jimmy Bivins from Cleveland defeating Lee Old in a 10 round points decision in Paterson New Jersey. Mike Barverse from Waterbury outpointed Tony Pappa in New York with a similar decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New York
Jimmy Bivins
Cleveland
Lee Old
Paterson
N. J
Waterbury
Conn
Mike Brvse
Tony Pappa
Ola Bridge
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Trish Channel Sports Assn
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