Social Calendar Highlights From Area Methodist and Baptist Groups
Local clubs and church circles meet Monday in Alma and nearby streets with circle leaders named for Women’s Society of Christian Service at multiple homes. The Wesleyan Guild and Rose Club hold receptions and talks on roses, with hostess duties shared by Mrs. Townsend, Mrs. Cariton, and others. Bride-elect Miss Winifred Price and Miss Martin Thornton are toasted at a party with bingo, gifts, and an ice course in bridal colors.
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Women’s Society of Christian Servite
First Methodist Church
G. W. Warmack
Hp, Stewart
Ofelude
J. Frantklin
Wesleyan Guild of the
First Methodist
Chureh
Mary Clause Fletcher
Elizabeth Hendrix
Women’s Society of Christian Service
the Tirst Methodist Thureh
A. 3. Patton
Lex Nelms
Marit Smith
Marion Buchanin
O'Eluck
C. ¥. Nunn
EP. Young
Winifred Price
Sam V. Scott
Mirtin Thornton
St. James Bridges
Camp Wheeler
Georgia
Otis Townsend
Scott Rose
Nallon Wylie
Sam Townsend
Ruth Aon Townsend
Bink
Vireles Ag Folows
C. A
PB. Arnold
Mra. J
Social notes and visits amid Hope-Texarkana game
Mr and Mrs W R Herndon and son Billy plan Sunday with Alston Foster near Tyler isville. William McGill came from Garland City to visit relatives and attend the Hope Texarkana football game. R S Westbrook and Wanda from Texarkana were in town for the football time. Laura Ann Garrislo spends Saturday in Shreveport. Mrs W C G Andrews returns from St Louis visiting her son and daughter in law. Charles Hoyt will stay for a visit. Winnie Deubler and son Jack and Mrs Will Lewis attend the funeral of the late D H McLamore. Mrs Truman Humphrey and daughter Barbary dime of Shreveport are guests of Mr and Mrs W B Ruggles. Roy Powell came from Texarkana last night for the football game. Misses Raby and Lurn Kelly weekend with relatives in Muffresboro. Nancy Jane Woodford of Little Rock weekend guest of the Misses Marie and Nannie Parkins. Births Charles Guittinan announces the arrival of a baby boy at Julia Chesler Hospital on Thursday October 1 named Charles Thomas Griffin.
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William McGill
Garland City
Hope
Raby
Lurn Kelly
Relate Ives
Muffresboro
Nancy Jane Woodford
Little Reek
Hey Wants
Missey Marie
Nannie Parkins
Charles Guittinan
Julia Chesler Hospital
Charles Thomas Griffin
Redbirds Yanks Resume Series Play Today
In New York the Cardinals and Yankees renew the World Series at Yankee Stadium. Both sides have won one game. a sweep would crown the title and ease rail traffic. Ernie White prepares to pitch, while Spud Chandler is the Yankees’ top righty.
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Redbirds
Yanks
Brightness Gone By Holly Watterson and Candace Beck
Dr Patterson listens as Candace Beck asks to be removed from the Harper case. She describes unwanted gifts from Mrs Harper’s grandson and confusion about Peter’s marriage plans. Patterson muses on love, vows, and the Hollow while Candace contemplates her lonely future and Mrs Harper’s meddling.
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Andace
Dr. Patterson
Miss Beck
Harper
Candace
Dy. Patterson
Jackson
C. B
Suz
Peter
Clinic
Hallow
Duffy
Mrs. Harper
Wide World Sports Notes From New York City
Wide World Sports column highlights potential stars and future moves across college and pro football. Mentions Tomomy Mai, Clark Shaughnessy’s Maryland runner, Alvin Dark, Johny Straykalsi, Milton Routt, and Panth ers’ recent shellacking. Also covers travel for World Series reporters, shipmate links, and a Naval Station track record set at 1 28.8 by Glemoel Tay amid Pacific base events.
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Tomomy Mai
Clark Shaughnessy
Maryland
Alvin Dark
Louisiana State
Johny Straykalsi
Soph
Marquette
Milton Routt
Texas A & M
Joe
Chip
Big Chip
Nation's Top Football Teams' Clash Today
Nation's top programs collide as Minnesota seeks a 19th straight triumph against Lieut. Col. Bernie Bierman’s Iowa Preflight Cadets and the Four former Gophers stars. Texas faces Northwestern. Notre Dame hosts Georgia Tech. Virginia at Boston College. Penn at Harvard. California at Oregon State. LSU at Rice. Georgia Pre-Flight, Mississippi, Georgetown, Temple, Washington U., Baylor, Oklahoma A&M, Detroit, Denver also in action.
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New York
Minnesota
Gophers
Bernie Bierman
Minneapolis
Iowa
Seahawks
Texas
Northwestern
Notre Dame
Georgia Tech
Virginia
Boston College
Penn
Harvard
California
Oregon State
Louisiana State
Rilce
Texas-Northwestern
Lynn Oo
Waldorf
Georgia
Northarolina
Frank Pilchock
Mississippi
Georgetoyn
Hoyas
Temple
Virginia Military
Washington University
Creighton
Baylor
Oklahoma
Detroit
Wayne
Giants Draft Paul Dean From St Louis Cardinals In year
The report recalls three historical notes from baseball: the New York Giants drafting Paul Dean from the St Louis Cardinals in a prior year. a Cleveland game where Johnny Allen pitched a one run shutout. and the Detroit Tigers winning with Jake Wade hurling a one hitter in a past triumph.
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Associated Press
New York Giants
Paul Dean
St. Louis Cardinal
Johnny, Allen
Cleveland
Tigers
Jake Wade
Fights Last Night By The Associated Press
New York Ray Robinson defeated Jake Lamot in New York. Jimmy Gardner outpointed King Kong in Philadelphia. Cecil Hudson won by technical knockout over Mario Ramon in Hollywood. Ramon and other bout details included from Mexico City card.
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Associated Press
New York
Ray Robinson
Jake Lamotta
Philadelphia
Jimmy Gardner
Camden
King Kong
Baltimore
Hollywood
Cecil Hudson
San Jac
Calif
Mario Ramon
Mexico City
McCarthy Plans Yankee Lineup Shifts for Clash Today
McCarthy indicated a single lineup change with Joe Gordon moving to the fifth spot and Charley Kellie dropping to sixth. It is probable he will also insert Gerry Priddy for Red Rolfe at third base to add the Hartchund hitter to his batting staff.
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Joe McCarthy
White
McCarthy
Joe Gordon
Charley Kellie
Gerry Priddy
Red Rolfe
Seats Hard to Find for Third Series Game
New York Yankees and St Louis Cardinals clash in a World Series opener at Yankee Stadium. Left-hander Erie White faces the Yanks while Spurgeon Chandler counters for the Cards. Fans began camping out, with eight different Cardinals players driving all eight first two game's runs. Charlie Keller hit his fourth World Series homer, and umpire Bill Summers sought autographs from players in St. Louis, leading to a humorous on-field mix up with an official National League ball.
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Gayle Talbot
New York
Cardinals
Yankees
Yankee Stadium
St. Louis
Yanks
Curtis
Hen
Kenesaw Mountain Landis
Ae W
Washington
Wit Harridge
American League
Sporisman's Park
St Tous
U.S. O
Toame
Ane
Ford Frick
National Line
Ernie White
Spud Chandler
Austin Bealmear
New York Yankees
Louis Cardinals
Babe Ruth
Carl Hubbell
Erie White
White
Spurgeon Chandler
Brooklyn Dodgers
Ankees
Billy Southworth
Broadway
Long Island
Wong
Cardinal
Charlie Keller
Cirds
Bill Summers
Summers
Will Harridge
Ump
Uch
Arkansas Opens Conference Play With TCU
Arkansas faces Texas Christian in the Southwest Conference opener in Fort Worth. The Razorbacks, helped by a strong ground game and a mix of passing threats, are considered underdogs to the higher-rated Frogs who boast weight advantages in the line. Arkansas looks to build on recent momentum and may rely more on running than usual.
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Fort Worth
Tex
Arkansas
Texas Christian
Frogs
Razorbacks
Ozarks
Wichita
Chic Forte
Jones Boys
David and
Meredity
Max Sallings
T.C.U
Emery Nix
U.C.L.A
Horned Frogs
Jay Lawdon
Derrell Palmer
Robert Green
Clayton Wynne
Wynne
C. M. Rucker
Arkansas Tibbetts
Prescott Church Notices and Naval Training Highlight
Prescott News compiles church gatherings for October 5 and 6 including First Methodist circles, Women's Missionary Society Bible study, and WCTU plans for the state convention. Also notes Katherine Buchanan’s Waves training at Smith College and local Baptist and Christian church services with schedules and sermons.
Arnold family and friends extend weekend visits in Arkansas
Dr William Arnold of Booneville and Clifton Arnold a University of Avi Medical School senior are guests this weekend of Mr and Mrs C P Arnold in Little Rock Audrey Creed leaves Saturday for Conway to begin a new position and make her home there Mrs A W Hudson and Miss Elaise Hudson return from weeks with relatives in Middleton Tenn and Gastron Alabama Rt Bemis spends week in St Louis to attend the World Series at Sportsman Park Mr and Mrs A A Loomis and...
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William Arnold
Booneville
Clifton Arnold
University of Avi
Little Rock
C. P. Arnold
Audrey. Creed
Conway
A. W. Hudson
Elaise Hudson
Middleton
Tenn
Gastron
Alabama
Rt. Bemis
St. Louis
Sportsman Park
A. A. Loomis
Deaths Last Night in Los Angeles Details Norma Auer
Norma Auer 36 divorced wife of screen comedian Mischa Auer died last night in Los Angeles. Police say she faced possible poisoning.
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Associated Press
Los Angeles
Norma Auer
Mischa Auer
Politee
First Christian Church and Nearby Southern Baptist and Presbyterian Services
Millard W. Baggett leads Bible School at 9 45 with Malcolm Porterfield as superintendent and morning worship at 10 50 featuring the Lord's Supper. evening evangelistic service includes hymns and a sermon on The Far Country. Twilight Meditations for armed service members Tuesday and midweek prayer Wednesday. choir rehearsal Thursday. Third and Main Street Baptist Church lists services led by William R. Hamilton, including missionary sermon on Japan at outbreak of war and a later Lord's Supper. The First Baptist Church notes a change of times for Training Union and Evening Worship with Dr. Maxfield Garratt, who is expected to share experiences from internment in Tokyo. First Presbyterian marks Annual Rally Day with a church-school program and a congregational offering and service.
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P. J. Garrett
Sam Logan
J.B. Hesterly
Joe R. Hamilton
Vael Chamberlain
W. c. Reeves
W. White
J.’ Pail Jones
P. Cummings
John N. Hubbard
J. Vernon Fore
J. Garratt
R. &. Blakley
Reeves
Katherine Buchanan
Katherine Donnell Buchanan
Smith College
Northampton
Miss Buchanan
Women S Reserve
U.S. Navy
Buchanan
Prescaté
Sophia Newcomb College
New Orleans
First Baptist Church
Paihor
Thompson
Far Country
Christian Endeavor Societies
Jesus
Third
Main
William R. Hamilton
W. Maxfield Garratt
Japan
Dr. Garrott
E. F. J. Garratt
Prescott
Garratt
Tokyo
Jimmy Doolittle
Ee First Presbyterian Church
Theo. Brewster
Young Peoples Meeting
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Texarkinn
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Shreveport
W. CG. Andrews
Winnie Deubler
Jack Deubler
Will Lewis
Harry Trieber
Little Radik
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Texarkana
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