Social calendar events and club notices in Wédntadity edition
Social calendar items list Mrs Charles A Haynes hosting Daughters of the American Revolution in Wocheon at her home Oebel and Bon Girl Scout Troop No 7 meeting at Oblesby school led by Miga Murphy plus new group leader. Hope Business and Professional Women name Mrs Thelma Moore president at a dinner meeting. 11 members and 2 visitors. Girl Scout Troops 2 and 6 plan Hempstead county live stock show parade participation and aid Red Cross by making dolls for refugee children. 300 dolls and rompers prepared for war victims. Iris Club outlines officers and program with indoor winter gardens. fall flowers and din ing room decor described. Tuesday contract players host with autumnal blossoms. George Ware wins War Savings Stamps prize. S same follows with salad course and cokes. Methodist class hosts organizational dressing room activities. Elizabeth Hendrix hosts Mary Lester class. Red Cross dressings session noted. P T A drive chairmen announced for rummage sale in front of White House Annex. Ward 1-3 volunteers listed for collecting items.
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Aid
Hope Business and Professional Omen
Ballow
Thelma Moore
Beryl Henry
Girl Scout
J. C. Milam
Partic]ation
Hempstead County
Red Cross
Iris' Club
Fo Lo
M. Det
Largy
LeRoy Spates
G. Wi
Davis
Rmer
McCloughan
Fred White
Tolleson
A. Albritton
Gill Smith
Od Jones
Bill Smith
Syd McMath
George Ware
David Deal
Elizabeth Hendrix
Mary Lester
McCullough Hospitalized. Scrappers Facing Friday
Star back J. McCullough has been hospitalized with a kernal under his arm. Doctors expect possible return within a week if treatment succeeds, otherwise out up to three weeks. Nashville game looms as Scrappers seek win without him.
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Hope
Weashville Scrappers
J. McCullough
Babbackfield
McCullough
Fryin
Fanein
Bobent Baele
Nashville
Hammons
Service Depr.ee
Kenneth Amiston
Pitt
Avha Oachus
Colorado Springs
Wichita Aerial Commandos
Leone
Navy
Sam Stead
San Diego
Rancho Santa We
GoHer
Lou
Jennings
Sam
Women’s Council Meets at First Christian Church
Group 2 of the Women’s Council met at Mrs. McRae Cox’s home with Mrs. Oliver Adams presiding. Mrs. Fonzie Moses gave the devotional, Mrs. Malcolm Portertieta led the program and introduced speaker Mrs. Harry Phipps. A dessert social followed. Mrs. Tommy Baker was welcomed as a new member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oliver Adams
Amen
Women's Council of the
First Christian Church
McRae Cox
Fonzie Moses
Malcolm Portertieta
Therogram
Harry Phipps
Tommy Baker
Visitors Return From Navy School Trip
Mr and Mrs Earl Archer and daughter Norma Jean plus Mrs W J Robertson and Mrs JH Murphy have come back from a visit with Earl Lee Archer Jr at the Pensacola Naval Training School in Florida. Mrs Steve Carrigan returned from Little Rock where she stayed with her daughter Miss Mary Della Carrigan. Miss Rosa Lynch and Herbert Bleumker of Indianapolis were guests of Mr and Mrs R V herndon yesterday. Vaccination by Edward Jenner is noted and predicted postwar cars will be radically new in design and economy.
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Earl , Archer
Norma Jean
W. J. Robertson
JH. Murphy
Earl Lee Archer, Jr
Pensacola, Pla. Naval Training School
Steve Carrigan
Little Rock
Miss Mary Della Carrigan
Rosa Lynch
Herbert Bleumker
Indianapolis
Ind
R. V. Herndon
Promoter burden in selling tickets for pro hockey games
By Hugh Fullerton Jr, World Sports Columnist, notes a promoter's heavy tasks in drawing crowds for pro hockey. Highlighting efforts like building a winning team, managing weather, advertising, special nights for clubs, and after-dinner talks, with occasional hurdles such as travel and scheduling. The piece references World Series context and various players, coaches, and events of the era.
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New York
al Sophin
Clevland
Sophin
Mater of Aranging
Seragt
Junior Spry
George Meade
Cardinals
Yankees
One-Cent Hike in 1942 Cotton Loan Rate
A one-cent increase in the loan rate for 1942 cotton is announced by the Commodity Credit Corporation via Engri N. Martindale. The rate rises from 16.22 to 17.22 cents per pound for 15-16 inch middling, boosting parity from 95 to 20 percent. Other grade, staple, and location differentials remain.
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Commodity Credit Corporation
Engri N. Martindale
J. B. Daniels
Triple-A. É
Virginia
No. 1
South
Siuetas
Razorback Gridders Attack Sports Editor
Fayetteville October 3 Sport Editor Bob Wimberly of the Northwest Arkansas Times reports that University of Arkansas football players shaved his head and doused his limbs with off after criticisms of the team s losing stretch. Arkansas lost its 12th straight Southwest Conference game to Baylor.
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Fayetteville
Bob Wimberly
Northwest Arkansas Times
University of Arkansas
Arkansas
Baylor
Wimberly
Arkansas Traveler
Bible Says Mindset Behind Football Upsets
Austin Texas October coach Dana X Bible argues there is no football upset and that teams lose when not mentally prepared. He cites players distracted by external factors such as war service, travel disruptions, and limited experience, noting enthusiasm helps but experience eases the climb.
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Austin
Texas
Dana X. Bible
Bible
University of Tex
Minnesota
Sports Mirror By The Associated Press
A brief from AP notes a year ago developments in Minnesota sports, highlighting notable games, scores, and key figures shaping the season. It outlines historical context and the ongoing impact on teams and fans in Minnesota.
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Sports Mirror
The
Associated Press
Miinesota
Student hazing remark sparks conference cellar contest comment
Imberly said about 30 squad members took part in the hazing but he will not press charges. He added he hopes the same determination of attack will be shown in the upcoming gridiron battle against the Texas Longhorns this week.
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Imberly
Texas Longhorns
Menta Leave For Army Induction In Early Date
Nevada county men receive draft calls and will report for induction soon. Ivy Harlen Steed James Commodore Snell Clarence Cletus Powell T C White Frank Ferris King and Bud Johnson will join the Army. Miss Emma Sue Montgomery wed Corporal Orlando J Perry of Camp Robinson in Memphis Tennessee. The couple had a ten day Tampa visit with Perry’s parents Cobb and Mr. Cobb.
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Menta
Nevada County
Ivy Harlen Steed
James Commodore Snell
Clarence Cletus Powell
T. ¢. White
Frank Ferris King
Bud Johnson
Mopcomery-Perry
Emma Sue Montgomery
D. 0. Montgomery
Prescott
Orlando J. Perry
Camp Robinson
Joe Perry
Society Notes Mention Local Moves and Visits
Miss Sara Munn sails to San Antonio to work as a laboratory technician at Brooke General Hospital. James Dewoody returns to Pittsburg Texas after visiting Mr and Mrs John A Dewoody. Mrs Irvin Blakely of Gordon visits her son and sister. Babe Woadal of Little Rock spends a few days in Gordon.
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Sara Munn
San Antonio
Texas
Brooke General Hospital
Sam Houston
James Dewoody
Pittsburg
John A. Dewoody
Irvin Blakely
Gordon
EB. ¥. Blakely
Babe Woadal
Little
Rock
Gorden, Jr
Penny
Little Rock
Baseball Future to Be Decided in December
War time baseball fate to be settled at major and minor meetings in Chicago first week of December. Majors may swap site and date, aligning with minors. many clubs have already agreed to the change, paving doubleheader meetings. Meetings include the National Association of Professional Baseball Leagues sessions in Minneapolis rescheduled and moved to New York.
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Judson Bailey
New York
Chicago
Newark
Minneapolis
National Association
Pitt Remains Top After Poll Debut Of Season
Ranked as the nation’s No 1 collegiate football team in the season’s first A P poll. Three years ago Pitt defeated Duke 14-13 and Notre Dame beat SMU 20-19, both shifting undefeated grids.
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Pitt
Duke
Notre Dame
S.M.U
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John Cain
Daughters of the Daughters of the American Revolution
Wocheon
O'ébel
Bon
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Fer
Miga Murphy
P. T. A. Drive
Tattay
Plano
White House
Saturay
Leon Bundy
A.B. Patten
C. V. Nunn
E. A. Mor
St. Joseph
Ee Theatres
Saenger
el Dorado
Rialto
Robert LaGrone, Jr
Ward
A. Williams
S. Franklin
G. C. Stewart
Fc. Crow
Edward Jenner
Coca-Cola
Coca-Cola Company
Ed Gareg
Hugh Fullerton, JR
Wids World Sports Columniat
North Carolina
South Carolina
Chan Highsmith
Louis Sossamon
Wilbur Wood
New York Stan
Louis
Doc
Woakie Atz
Razorback
Helen Hesterly
Cobb
A. C. Shaw
Joe Boswell
Frank Turberville
Jorg
Tco
Paulette Goddard
Ray Millard
Leo Carrillo
NEW Saenger
G'Alphe Sai Remou
Cooper
Granvilie
Benny Goodman
Alvino Rey
Joe Venuti
Harry James
Charlie Barnet
Gene Krupa Jack Jenny
Zelon
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Brentwood
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Talbot
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