Social Calendar Listings for October 20
Guivdenia Garden Club meets Tuesday at 4 PM at Mrs A T Jowell's home with Clyde Henderleks assisting. Buzellan class of First Baptist Church gathers 7 30 PM at Mrs Dyron Tenner's home with Mrs Herbert. Hope Band Auxiliary meets 3 30 PM at Henry Hotel. Mission study class of Woman's Society of Christian Service meets Oct 22 at 2 PM at the Methodist Church to begin Latin America study.
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Guivdenia Garden Club
A.T. Jowell
Clyde Henderleks
Hope Band
Henry Hotel
Woman's Society of Christian Survice
Methintist Church
Prescott Garden
Springs and Cadets Highlight Henderson State Weekend
Sprigins of Hope and Mr. and Mrs. Louis Sutton hosted a weekend gathering. Irena Pickett of the U S Army Nurse Corps at Camp Polk La eluded major of cadets at Henderson State College. Mrs. Te J A McKinney of Little Rock and Mrs. K Minton visited, with plans to move to San Antonio. Joe Brayles Jr. will be inducted into the C C in New York after returning from the city.
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Louis Sutton
Irena Pickett
U.S. Army Nurse Corps
Camp Polk, la
Dan Pilkinton
I. L. Pilkinton
Second Street
Henderson State College
Glen Coku
Benrdch
L. C. Hinton
C. W. Binck
Little Rock
Poets Round Table of Arkansas
Clement Wood
New York University
Millard Bright
Abilene
Texas
Brad Bright
Bright
Jirmie Nichols
Aeedys Brown
Mary Joe Hamilton
Little Took
University of Arkansas
University At ‘Texas
W. M. Davis
Ruston
Sam White
White
Hubert Whitaker
Helen Whitaker
University of Texas
Robert Chrisman
Fort Sil
Okla
Onehita College
Arkadelphia
R. T Murry
New York
AALU
Coming and Going Mrs. Oyn Bunch of Dallas
Mrs Oyn Bunch of Dallas is visiting her sister Mrs A D See ens ar, with taxis noted in transit.
Prescott Wolves Triumph Over Mineral Springs 16 to 6
Prescott Aju School's Curley Wolves defeated Mineral Springs 16 to 6 at Cum mings Wiel. Callicott opened with a 60 yard run on the first play from scrimmage and Reaves connected on a late first-half 15 yard pass to score for Mineral Springs. Outstanding Wolves performers included Craw, Ward, Dewarly, Robinson, Reeves, and Calcott as Prescott built the win.
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Prescott
Woman's Missionary Society and Westminster Guild Meeting
Calendar note for Monday October 19 lists activities for the First Presbyterian Church groups. The Woman's Missionary Society and the Westminster Guild organize an event, inviting participation from church members and the community.
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The
Woman's Missionary Society
Westminster Guild
First Presbyterian Church
Steven Bader Becomes Second Lieutenant at Camp Barkeley
Steven Bader, 28, son of Mr and Mrs Charles Bader of Hope Arkansas, graduated as part of the Medical Administrative Corps Officer Candidate School class. Diplomas were presented by Brig Gen Roy Co Hetlebawer and Maj Charles L Driscoll, with oath administered by Lt Gen George E Arm ahrong. Bader, formerly a Corporal-Technician, is a Hope High School alumnus and was a civilian clerk before commission.
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Camp Barkeley
Texas
Wiliam Steven Bader
Charles Bader
West Sixth St
Hope
Arkansas
Medical Administrative Corps Officer Candidate School
Roy Co
Hetlebawer
MRTG
Charles L. Driscell
Tulsa Quarter Keeps Team at Top of Nation
Tulsa's Golden Hurricane, led by senior Glen Dobbs, rolled to a 46 victory over Washington University of St. Louis. Dobbs passed all 10 attempts for 107 yards with two touchdowns, rushed 4 times for 41, punted for 129 yards, and returned two punts for 41. Tulsa remains dominant in the Missouri Valley race, eyeing future tests against St. Louis University, Drake, Creighton, Oklahoma A and M, Baylor, and Arkansas. Dobbs, projected for pro consideration, may join the Air Force after graduation.
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Tulsa
Ohda
Glen Dobbs
University of Tulsa
Eine
Tulan
Bracelich Dobbs
Washington University of St. Louis
Washington
Dobbs
Tom
Kithy) Gorman
Dobba
Air Force Reserve
St. Lewis University
Drake
Creighton
Oklahoma’ A
Baylor
Waa
Arkansas
Hurricane
Army Flying School
Ace
Tex
Randolph Field
Gho UW
University of Oklahoma
Deaths Last Night in Chicago and New York
John J. Abbott, 77, internationally known banker, died last night in Chicago. New York reports note a longtime Cincinnati Enquirer and former New York Herald correspondent who died last night. Frank D. Caruthers, 75, longtime assistant and circulation head for the New York World and Evening World, died in Great Neck.
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Chicago
John J.bbott
New York
The
Cincinnati Enquirer
Pld
New York Herald
Great Neck
Frank D. Caruthers
New York World and Evening World
Awards Won by Many County Stock Owners
Livestock and poultry show filled all space as 31 exhibitors showed breeding stock. A Hereford farm near Howe led with grand champion beef cattle including Super Blanchard and Star Astor. Dairy, swine, and poultry entries earned top honors for Ram sey, Salisbury, the Experiment Station, Owens, and locals in 4-H and Future Farmers of America divisions. Numerous youths showcased promising calves and stock across breeds.
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Que Day
Empstend County
Norman Moore
D.h and Efa
A. W. Biorseth
Howe
Super Blanchard
Star Astor
Biorseth
A. D. Brannon
Lions
M.S. Bales
Hope
Boyd Brothers
Emmett
G. D. Boylston
Blevins
W. M. Ramsey
L. E. Salisbury
Crsey
F. P. Owens
Bingen
Hampshire
Stuart
Oran
Rhode Island Reds
Johnnie
Alfred Brannon
Jack Samuels
Tillman Irvin
Lloyd McClellan
Billy Ruggles
Charles Salisbury
James Kent
Elmer Smith
Wade Powell
Horace Sewell
Reid Clark
Herbell Sewell
Thomas Ward
Thorald Daw Jones
Willard Rogers
James Smith Charles Benson
Hitman Mitchell
J. T. Still
James Spradling
Phillip Ward
Palmos
Amer
Football, poultry shows, and wartime notes in roundups
Wide World Sports columnist covers AALU drive for club vigor, armory closures, and college tracks. Also reports on junior show poultry champions Leo Stuart and Iris Jean Rogers, a Patmos oxen parade, and a Des Moines joke about a substitute with a deceased predecessor.
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Lea
Leo Stuart
Ozan
Rhode Island Reds
Iris Jean Rogers
aPimos
Patmos
Aubrey Collier
Lincoln Cadets Face Cash Sealed Plot Ahead of Aggie Game
A Friday scene in Pop Miller’s office reveals a mysterious caller offering five thousand dollars to influence Lincoln’s upcoming game. Nancy Hale, widow and team mascot, navigates attention from coach and players as Duane Hogan earns praise and affection. Meanwhile gambling pressure grows on Lincoln’s cadet program ahead of the Aggie clash and State U. game.
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Rigito Miller
Duane Musi
Lincoln
Init
Nancy
Nornan Dana
U. S. OQ
Duane Hogan
Nancy Hale
Big Duane
M. College
Duane
Scooter
Blythe Miller
Blythe
Ranger
Hersell
Aggie
Link
Pop Miller
Linte
Aggies
State U
Lincolns
Municipal
Pop
Sirz
Nev
Missouri Back Tops Nation In Scoring
Roy Steuber of Missouri, senior halfback, leads college football scoring with 24 points Saturday and 63 on the season as the Tigers beat Kansas State 46 to 2 to open Big Six play. Gene Fekete of Ohio State is second with 53 points.
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New York
Roy Steuber
University of Missouri
Steuber
Tigers
Kansas State
Gene Fekete
Ohio State
Buckeyes
Bob Steuber
Missouri
Saturday Stars lead nation in animated college showcases
Billy Hillenbrand of Indiana rushed and passed to spark a 19-7 win over Pitt, while Ohio State’s Fekete ran in twice and added an extra point in a 20-0 rout of Purdue. Georgia’s Sinkwich produced a scoring run and two completions, Tulane took a strong early lead, Army’s Mazur raced 70 yards for a TD, Missouri’s Steuber dominated Kansas State with four scores, Currivan helped Boston College beat North Carolina with a key run and tackle, and USC’s McCardie scored twice in a slate of standout performances.
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Associated Press
Billy Hillenbrand
Indiana
Hoosiers
Pitt
Fekete
Ohio State
Goerard
Columbia
Bob Steuber
Missouri
Kansas State
Don Currivan
Boston College
North Carolina
Mickey McCardie
Southern California
Unbeaten Grid Teams Fewer Than Week Ago
Austin Bealmear reports a thinning of unbeaten college football teams as last week’s losses reduce ranks including Tennessee Vanderbilt Colgate and Duquesne while major contests loom. Illinois Ohio State Alabama Santa Clara and others face tougher tests across conferences with key matchups against Notre Dame Northwestern Michigan Minnesota Wisconsin Purdue Indiana Harvard Columbia Navy Georgia Tech and more shaping title hopes.
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Austin Bealmear
New York
Navy
Tennessee
Vanderbilt
Colgate
Duquesne
Ohio State
Illinois
Alabama
Santa Clara
Midwest
Notre Dame
Bernie Bregman
Seahawks
Purdue
Northwestern
Michigan
Minnesota
Nebraska
Wisconsin
Indiana
Twa
Great Lakes Naval
State motor fuel tax revenue tops 915 million in 194%
The Department of Commerce reports motor fuel taxation yielded 915 million dollars in 194%, accounting for 25 percent of all state tax collections.
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Department of Commerce
Notre Dame and others collide in college football chaos
Injured Notre Dame full back Jerry Cowhig returned to score twice in a 28 1 upset over Iowa Pre Flight Seahawks. Wisconsin Navy and Baylor players contributed long TD runs and passes as multiple teams posted decisive victories in a chaotic college football weekend.
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Geasans
Washington State
Jerry Cowhig
Notre Dame
Iowa
Seahawks
Johnny Straykaiski
Marquette
Michigan State
Jim
Woodinn
T.C. U
Bass
Texas A
Jack Wink
Elroy Hirsch
Wisconsin
Wink
Hirsch
Great Lakes Naval
al Cameron
Navy
Yate
Kit Kittrell
Baylor
Bears
Texas Tech
Eastward Bound U S A 1 of Louisiana and Hollywood Production Logistics
A fragmentary reminiscence contrasts Louisiana coffee routines with Hollywood set life. A New Orleans woman and a northern visitor discuss coffee consumption, while a veteran assistant details daily production tasks from laundry to light bulbs, noting missing items and the strain of keeping everything in hand for shooting.
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U.S.A
Louisiana
New Orleans
Ihe
Hollywood
Individua
Coast Guard Promotion for J. W. Bearden
J W Bearden son of Mrs Hugh Bearden Hopi enlisted in Coast Guard in 1940 and has been promoted to first class, stationed six months in British West Indies. His brother Tillman Beard trains as a pilot with Army Air Corps, recently transferred to an advanced pilots school in San Ana California. Nearby Colorado River has multiple historic names including Burgatoire and Picketwire.
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J. W. Bearden
Hugh Bearden
Hopi
Coast Guard
Young Bearden
Roe
Britishest Indies
Tillman Beard
Army Air Corps
Randolph Flexas
San Ana
Calif
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Hempstead
A. W. Bierseth
Sprigins of
Helen Hesterly
Dixie Quartett
KTHS
Hot Springs
American Legion
Helen Hale
Helen Wale
Mulerider
Eenolin A
Mise
Rs. Morice Hale
Student Christian Agrociation and International Relations
Rycroft
VapoRus
Rialto
Loretta Young
Fredric March
Greer Garson
Saenger
Sun
Buckarga
Rockies
Matinee Deily Sun
Arizona
Berlin
Steven Bader
NEW Saenger
Ann Sheridan
Ronald Regan
JUKE
Hugh Fullerton, JR
Frank Shaughnessy
Interna
Tional League
United States Navy
Shag
Ensigt William M. Shanahan
Ormer
Taylor
Des Moines Register
Butter U
Paul David Preston
Feller
Bly
Santa Claus
Cary
Ralph la Painte
Vermond
Frankie Slakwieh
Georgia
Citadel
I Hee Tevis
Bob Kennedy
Fale Fields
Tom Saracino
Denver
Rocky Mountain
Pete Clark
Greeley State
Army
Columbu
Harvard
Darmouth
Yale
Georgia Tech
Syracuse
Holy Cross
Cornell
Brown
Lafayette
Princeton
Pensylvania
Wake Forest
Hal ¥ Cross
North Carolina State
Penn
Colombia
Penn State
Calgate
Duke
Geregia
Tulane
Cincinnati
South
Kentucky
Louisiana State
Florida
Mississippi State
Mississippi
William and Mary Againt
George Washington
Texas Christian
Southwest
Pensacola
Rice
Nebraska Oklahoma
Missouri Town State
Kansas Kansas State
Broncos
Cregon State
UCLA
Oregon State
California
Stanford
St. Louis
Auburn
Villanova
Temple
Perkison
Seweley Waaee
Saisi
Tive
el'Hara
Colorado
Gitory
Tanoeee
Melina
Harry W. SE
Plumbing Phone
Thomas E. Power Lumber Co
Texarkena, Texas
T&p
P.O
Moore’s City
MAB
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