Community Social Calendar Mixed With Church Notices
Community social calendar lists meetings at Mrs George Newbern home and Red Cross dressings room. Jel B. Gyrives Sunday school class hosted by First Methodist Church with a group at Fair Park. Mission Study for Women's Society of Christian Service convenes at Methodist Church to study Latin America with regional speakers and a WSCS radio broadcast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Edmondson
Herbert Lewallen
Squireel Mullivan
Fair Park
Tal
Wormain
Society of Christianury
Ice
Latin America
Women's Society of Christian Serv
Momlay
Methodist
Edwin Ward
Christ
Hiielita
Kenneth J. Spore
B. W. Eywads
R. L. Broach
George Robison
R. K E. Henderson
Simone Bolivar
Vs. Grouch
WSCS
Kelly Bryant
Lyman Armstrong
J. B. Byers
George Newbern
Afernoon
Women's Council of the First Christian Church
Women's Council of the First Christian Chirel
Ernest
Local News Briefs On Family Travel And Visits
Mes. Joseph R. Heard and daughters Allee Lorraine and Daisy Dorothy return from a one day visit with Mr Heard in Waco Texans. Mr and Mrs Ed F McCorkle are home from a weekend visit to Little Rock. After a visit with her son Ralph.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph R. Heard
daugh_ tong
Allee Lorraine
Daisy Dorothy
Mr. Heard
Waco
Texans
Ed F. McCorkle
Lite Fle Rock
Ohio State Is Voted Nation's Top Grid Team
Ohio State maintains top ranking in the AP weekly poll with 58 writers backing the Buckeyes, who beat Purdue 26 to 0 as Georgia, Alabama and Michigan follow in the top spots. Notre Dame, Santa Clara, and Boston College rise into the top ten with notable wins. Army, Texas Christian fail to crack the first 10 while service teams gain game respect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio State
Harold Claassen
New York
Bens
Associated Press
Buckeyes
Purdue
Georgia
Tulane
Dixie Bulldogs
Alabama
Tennessee
Michigan
Wolverines
Northwestern
Willinois
Georgia Tech
Wisconsin
Notre Dame
Santa Clara
California
Boston College
Eagles
North Carolina
Pennsylvania
Princeton Colgate
Duke
Washington State
Army
Texas Christian
Minnesota
UCLA
Texas
Mississippi
Tennassee
Syracuse
Paul E. Brown
Massilion High School
Buckeye
Brown
Gene Fekete
Bob Steuber
Missouri
Steuber
Barentheses
Winds
Santa Ciara
Coast Guard draftsman Owen in New Orleans visits
Mrs. John Owen returns home in New Orleans while Mrs. B. J. Bettye plans a Pine Bluff visit. Coast guardsman Ray Turner spends three weeks with Mrs. Turner and her parents in Lewisville. Mrs. J. C. Carlson, president of the Southwest District Federated Music Clubs, hosts the fall convention in Maxton on October 29.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. J. Bettye
Pine Blut
Adler
Harry Phipps
Coast Guardsman
Ray Turner
Mrs. Turner
Lewisville
Mrs.j. W. Turner
J.C. Carlson
Southwest District of
Federated Music Clubs
Maxnoalin
Football Roundup and War Era Notes From Sports Pages
Wide World Sports surveys foothill season chatter and Navy pre flight upsets while praising Ohio State and Georgia Tech. The column notes Arkansas Razorbacks’ morale victory over a campus editor and details Brown’s Buckeyes’ 206 career wins, star Gene Fekete, and national standings with mentions of Notre Dame, Wisconsin, and Missouri amid wartime reflections on athletics and conditioning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Navy
Iowa
Notre Dame
Wisconsin
Georgia Tech
Duke
Colgate Gistine
Carher
Colgate
Ike
Lou Little
Burns Bennett
Little Rock
Arkansas Democrat
University of Arkansas Razorbacks
Lincoln Cadets Rally Behind Duane Hogan Run
In a suspenseful pregame week then Saturday showdown Blythe Miller and Nancy Hale observe Pop Miller anxious over a secret envelope. Duane Hogan powers the Lincoln cadets to a stunning late-game kickoff return, a surge that electrifies the crowd as Link the puppy joins the celebration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blythe Miller
Lincoln Gym
Pop
Nancy
Blythe
Mussolini
Scooter
Duane Hogan
Link
Norman Dana
Orst
Big Duane
Bly
Wes
Duane
George
Twist
Lincoln Field Cadets
Hogan
Texas
Lincoln
Aggies
Sachet
State U
Pop Miller
Scootey
Nancy Hale
Ling
Bobcats Eye Camden Showdown Friday Night
Bobcats prepare for Camden Friday with star back McCullough likely back after Nashville absence weakened Howe. Hope team held Nashville ground but struggled with pass defense as veterans shift to bolster backfield and end positions. Camden, coming off a close win over Pine Bluff, is seen as a strong challenger in a highly anticipated matchup with a large crowd expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McCullough
Nashville
Howe
Amden
Foy Hammons
Bobcats
Hope
Floyda
Butler
Camden
Panthers
Pine Bluff Zebras
Congress View of a Vast Supplementary Bill
Senate mulls a 0.341 billion dollar supplementary appropriation as Banking and Currency debates rent control. Commerce hears a Coast Guard Women’s Reserve proposal. Education and Labor probes manpower at Milwaukee plant. House weighs a compromise tax bill amid steel market debate. A stray note mentions a whale’s mouth at 12 by 18 feet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Senate
Banking and Currency Committee
Commerce Subcommittee
Coast Guard
Education and Labor Committee
Milwaukee
House
Farm Transportation Committee Formed in Hempstead County
A Hempstead County USDA War Board group named the Farm Transportation Committee to help farmers and truck operators complete Certificates of War Necessity forms under General Order No. 21. The panel, chaired by Earl N. Martindale, includes Mon Yoo Samuels T. O. Bright J. E. McWilliams and J. P. Duffie with alternates Earl Schooley I. M. Arnold H. W. Timberlake and Oscar Van Riper. Registration days are October 22 23 and 24 and offices are in Hope at the County Triple-A headquarters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Usda War Board
Hempstead County
Office of Defense Transportation
Farm Transportation Committee
War Board
Mon- Yoo Samuels
J. E. McWilliams
J. P. Duffie
Earl Schooley
I. M. Arnold
H.W. Timberlake
Oscar van Riper
ODT
ODT Division of Motor Transport
Little Rock
County Farms Transportation , Committee
Hope
Boxing Roundup Highlights Upsets and Knockouts
Fights last night feature noted boxers from New York and surrounding areas. Char ley Davis and Izzy Jannazza earned stoppages with Robinson and Larkin among others scoring decisions. Musto and Walker earned points in wins over Musto and Flynn. Jessup stopped King in Holyoke while other bouts occurred in Baltimore Wilmington Columbus and Port areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press of Philadelphia
Ray Robinson
New York
Izzy Jannazza
Tippy Larkin
Garfield
N. J
Charley Davis
Baltimore
Lou Brooks
Wilmington
Del
Tony Musto
Chicago
Columbus
Buddy Walker
Johnny Flynn
Holyoke
Mass
Tommy Jessup
Springfield
Ernie King
Port
Fulton Scrap Drive Declared Success
Fulton community units led a large scrap drive with items from bottles to engines. Proceeds funded church projects as volunteers distributed materials and trucks were loaned to cover costs. The event, officially announced in London Queen Elizabeth area news, totaled substantial sales supporting local causes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fulton
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Camp Myklebust
Elmer M. Myke
Alburquerque
New Méxica
Shirley Jeanne
Rayford A. Camp
United States Army Air Corps
Thurquerque
Lieuitenant Camp
A. J. Camp
Rt. 1
Patmos High School
Magnolia A
Leon Bundy
E. A. Morsoni
Hope High School
P. TL. A
Plano Fund
Rialto
Greer Garson
Walter Pidgeon
NEW Saenger
Ann Sheridan
Ronald Reagan
Ag Funster
Ay Ia Carne Ea Ik
Ralph
Hugh Fullerton
Wide World Sports
Merry
America
Pearl Harbor
Bowlers Victory Legion
Walter Primrost
Madison Square Garden
Paul Brown
Leavick Gray Brown
Paul
Dick Hanley
Grid
Mal Stevens
Paul David Preston
Donne Hornn
Wincoln
Pietd
Pliot
Klyshe Miller
Nanny
Eld
Dunne
Navey
Danne
Miller
Erie Cole
Congress
Committee On Transport For
London
Elizab
Meyer
Se Theatres
Saenger
Buckaro
Rockles
Matinee Daily
Sun
Berlin
Kcs.lea Lines
Kcs-L&a
Adolf
Benito
Kansas
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