Social Calendar Highlights From Camden District Clubs
October activities include Camden District Federation of Music Clubs at the Presbyterian Church at 10 a.m. October 20 with Tauncheon at the Barlow honor. Ladies Auxiliary and Women’s Missionary Society events, Girl Scout afterschool group, and Christian church service class gathering. October 29 features a Junior-Senior High PTA book review at city hall. Baltimore visitor honor and local society parties follow, with Halloween decor, Friday Bridge Club, and Business and Professional Women al fresco gathering at Fair Park. Norma Jean Archer celebrates eleventh birthday with friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norma Jean Archer
Patsy McPherson
Norma Joe Chaney
Peggy Marie Pentecost
Dora Lou Franks
Pat
Noted Woman Crossword Puzzle Clues and Answers
A newspaper style clue list presents horizontal and vertical crossword hints with numbers, covering religious leaders, body parts, measures, pronouns, and various objects. The puzzle includes prompts for names, verbs, and technical terms across topics like architecture, chemistry, and geography.
Social Guests Visit Warren and Nearby Cities
Judge and Mrs. DuVal L. Purkins and family host Nanvie Purkins and Marie Purkins in Warren while several others from Garland City Baltimore Little Rock and Memphis visit relatives. Jay Ramsey and Mrs. Glen Williams also plan weekends with kin in the area, with trips to Warren Little Rock and Memphis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DuVal L. Purkins
Nancy Lane
Warren
Nanvie
Marie Purkins
O H
O. Kyler
Syd McMeth
Lea Robins
E. 5
Franklin
Memphis
Arkansas
Jay Ramsey
Little Rock
City
Glen Williams
Yerger Tigers defeat Dunbar High 14-0 in Little Rock
Yerger High School Tigers, a black football team, beat Dunbar High of Little Rock 14-0 Friday afternoon. Carrigan and Grady scored the touchdowns as Yerger posted its fifth win with no losses. The Tigers, noted for heads-up play, travel to Texarkana to face Dunbar High next Friday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yerger High School Tigers
Dunbar High
Little Rock
Awate
Yerger
Carrigan
Grady
Tiger
Tigers
Texarkana
Spa
Hot Springs Trojans
Wildcats
Wildcat Stadium
Victory Through Sacrifice and The Ministry Speaks at Church
The church schedules Bible school at 9 45 p m morning worship and Communion at 10 50 o clock with Victory Through Sacrifice theme. Evening worship at 7 45 p m features The Ministry Speaks. Tuesday October 29 at 7 o'clock a Victory Dinner will be held in the Social room of the new church building.
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Bible School
Christian Endeavor Society
First Presbyterian Church Sunday Schedule and Activities
Thos Brewster minister leads Sunday school at 9 45 a m with classes for all ages. Morning worship at 10 55 a m with focus on Reformation Sunday. Young peoples meeting at 6 30 p m. Evening worship at 7 30. Stewardship study Monday 2 o'clock using Simpsons book The Worlds Goods. Mid week service Wednesday 7 30. You are cordially invited to participate and worship with us.
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First Presbyterian Church
Young Peoples Meeting
Simpson
Blytheville Scrappers Fall Short in 14-0 Loss
Blytheville fielded strong plays but the scrappers were shut out as the Buhrman-led defense stifled scoring opportunities. Nashville mounted a third quarter drive with a running play and a fourth quarter 35-yard pass, yet failed to convert multiple TD chances.
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Buhrman
Scrappers
Nashville
Underwood
Dallas Visitors Weekend at Mrs Cratenfield Home
Dallas Texas residents were Friday guests of Mrs C H Cratenfield. Mrs D M Finley left Friday for Fayetteville Arkansas to visit her son Foster Finley a University of Arkansas student. From Fayetteville she will move to St Louis to establish her new home.
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James Donald Hobbs
Noah Hobbs
Jarry Phillips
Wayne Coleman
Kenneth Haynes Eaton
Paula Jean’ Eaton
Tommie Sue Finley
Jimmy F
Etet 'Donald, Browning
Jimmy Haynes
Jimmy Gehling
Henry Lile
Nancy Sue Smith
Carolyn Logke
Charlet Ann Hobbs
Charlotte Tarpley
Dallas
Texas
C. H. Cratenfield
D. M. Finley
Fayetteville
Arkansas
Foster Finley
University of Arkansas
St. Louis
Russellville Crimson Cyclones defeat Fort Smith Grizzlies 12 to 7
Russellville’s Crimson Cyclones upset Fort Smith Grizzlies 12 to 7 with quarterback Simp son leading the way and a decisive third quarter dash. Smackover Buckaroos avenge a prior loss by scoring 36 points against the Wolves, led by Willis Stainton and Wilson as 14 of 25 Willis passes connect.
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Russellville
Ft. Smith
Fort Smith
Simpson
Crimson Cyclones
Fort Smith Grizzlies
Thedat
Lh T Sayard Rim
Beare
Prescott
Buckatoog
Wolves
Eley
Willis
Stainton
Buck
Ouachita Bears Rally Referenced From Page One
A fragment describes Ouachita Bears and a game moment with Aubrey Fowler returning an interception 85 yards for a touchdown for Techmen. It mentions players Bonnie Lester Mary Cherry Judy Poindexter Ruby Turner and a missed extra point. A stray line notes the first Canadian census in 1666.
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Bonnie Lester
Clinton
Mary Cherry
Booneville
Judy Poindexter
Ruby Turner
Branch
Aubrey Fowler
Techmen
Tech
Bar and Press Clash Seen Shaping Civil Liberties
Bruce Catton reports on the Supreme Court case involving the Los Angeles Times contempt of court conviction over editorials. The dispute centers on whether editorial remarks about trial proceedings may be published without risk of contempt, and if such rules threaten press freedom and civil liberties.
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Supreme Court
Washington
Strik
Shearing
Los Angles Times
California
Times
Iig
Auta
Los Angles
Los Angeles Bar Association
the Times
State Supreme Court
Sodlat
Tiv Cburt
Prestes
Jadmeé
Administration of Justice
Elisha Hanson
American Newspaper Publishers’ Association
Hanson
Bar Association
Arkansas City beard fundraiser sparks restaurant gesture
In Arkansas City Kansas the men of Arkansas Clay grew beards to add atmosphere for a municipal celebration. Fred Lowdon, a leading citizen, wore his beard to a restaurant asking for a handout and received it.
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Arkansas City
Kas
Arkansas Clay
Fred Lowdon
Italy signals sympathy to France amid peace rumors
Vichy reports Marshal Petain returned from talks with Adolf Hitler. Sources say negotiations among Germany Italy and France could precede an Axis peace drive. Overtures for ceasefire might start through President Roosevelt after talks linking Petain Hitler Franco Laval and Ciano in Berlin. Attacks on England reportedly continue.
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Vichy
France
Marshal Petain
Adolf Hitler
Germany
Italy
Roosevelt
Petain
Hitler
Franco
Spain
Laval
Ciano
Berlin
England
Snow Hill Race Story With Unclear Details Emerges
A fragmented report from Snow Hill Maryland outlines a racing theme with vague references to an elderly individual and a moonlit scene. The text mentions eyesight, planning, and Dominion era context, but lacks coherent facts or dates.
Fragmented wartime notes and stray quotes in gibberish
A jumbled OCR fragment references minding one’s business, threats, metal scraps, voters, and a 14 inch wide football stadium seat. It mentions Britain, France, Germany, England joining a British Army and a psychologist’s casual observations, but the text is incoherent with torn phrases and no clear event.
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England
Consi
Berlin
George Washingto
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Ociety Daisy Dorothy Heard
Camden District Federation of Music Clubs
the Presbyterian Church
Barlow
Women's Missionary Society of the First Baptist Church
Frank Lyndgitt
Roy Powell
First Christian Church
H. C. Whitworth
Parent Teachers Association
R. E. Jackson
Columbus
D.be
Stevenson
Marie Parkins
Nannie Parkins
Baltimore
E.R Gross
Maryland
Morie
Nannie Puckins
Nannelie Williams
Thomas Kinser
Bernard O'Dwyer
W. H. Bourne
R. T. White
Malcolm Porterfield
Oliver Adams
Harry W. Shiver
Hope Hardware Company
Rian
Tate
Ibe
Girl Scouts
Roy Powell Onptain
Iff
Peggy McNell
George Newber
Barbara Walker
Jerome Dufie
Misa Gwendolyn Evans
Freddie Patten
Rose Mary Coop
Jack Bell
Mary Roy Moses
John Cecil Wenger
Marion Mouser
Bob Elmore
Phyllis. Williams
J. P. Stanford
Catherine Ann O'Dwyer
Charles Thomas
Betty Robins
Sammy Segnar
Betty Ruth Coleman
Ken McRae
Lyman Armstrong
Hope Band
Hope High School
Kenney McKee
Garland City
Mrs
Jewell Moore
E. R. Gross
Baltimore, Md
Marie
Mr. End
G. S. Leachman of
Dunbar
Church News
First Christian North
First Presbyterian
Thos. Brewster
Blytheville
Ouachita Bears
Bruce Catton
NEA Washington
Britain
Snow Hill
Ing
Dominiada
Tha Far
Long
Sati
Indy Homie
HANDY
Rotenberry
Common
Welfare Department
Pulaski
Newton
Iller
WPA
CCC
Fifetime
Arkansas Welfare League
Union ST
Camden, Ark
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