Social Calendar Highlights From Local Church and Club Events
Monday events include First Methodist Sunday School class by Mrs. M M McCloughan with a planned pine and hay ride at the church at 7. Tuesday features Hope of Napler Business and Professional Women club wheel at Red Cross Protection center at 7. Winsome class at First Baptist will be hosted by Mrs. L F Higinson at 7 30 on South Hervey Street. Recent Bride luncheon honored Mrs. Malcolm Pressley of Texarkana with Mrs. Fred O Ellis and Miss Mary Lemley hosting. a wedding motif with pink roses and ornate details. Fourth Sunday birthday party for Judy Watkins on the lawn of her grandmothers with games, contests, and birthday cake, attended by many children including Dick Hroundie, Benjamin Newbern, Bennie Wilver, and numerous others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hope Oft Napler
Businags
Red Cross Protietion Center
Baptist Sunday School
L. F. Higinson
South Hervey Street
Luhoheen
Fred O. Ellis
Mary Lemley
Jinon
Barlow
Fred O. Silis
Malcolm Pressley
Texarkana
Josephine Morris
Honorea
Judy Watkins
Dick Watkins
Tu. A. Foster
Henry Watkins
A M Parker Clash for SWC Cellar Lead
Arkansas aims to rally for a Southwest Conference game against Texas A M in College Station after a 7 6 victory over Mississippi. Both Arkansas and the Aggies seek first conference win as they chase position in a crowded league.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vayetteville
Mississippi
Memphis
University of Arkansas Razorbacks
Texas A. M
College Station
Tex
Arkansas
Aggies
Baylor
Felice Cilone
Parkers
Ole Miss
Texa
Pensacola Naval Air Station
Southern Methodist
Corpus Christi Naval Air Station
Weke
Texas
Austin
Longhorns
Rice
Owls
Texas Tech
Haiston
Tech
New Mexico University
Toothless Anteater's Tiny Mouth Lets Tongue Feed Insects
A description of an anteater with no teeth and a very small mouth, using a long tongue to reach and ingest insect prey through a small oral opening. The creature relies on tongue movement to capture nourishment rather than biting.
Sectional Titles to Be Decided This Weekend
News of college football action across conferences as teams enter a pivotal weekend. Ohio State seeks another win in the Big Ten title chase after toppling Northwestern while Wisconsin and Illinois pursue key league games. Notre Dame faces Navy, Georgia and Alabama clash in the SEC, and other matchups shape early-season champions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin Bealmear
New York
Midwest
Big Tech
Ohio State
Northwestern
Wisconsin
Purdue
Illinois
Notre Dame
Michigan
Minnesota
Wll
Town
Ovre Indiana
Indiana
Tawa
Seahawks
Cleveland
Navy
Geogia Tech
Dixie
Georgia
Alabama
Kentucky
Cincinati
Georgia Tech
Duke
Pitt
Tulane
North Carolina
Vanderbilt
Fennessee
William and Mary
Dartmouth
Nort Carolina
North Carolina State
Nebraska
Kansas
Oklahoma
Towa State
Going Back to Nassau Hall and Old College Days
Hugh Fullerton recalls returning to Princeton and the Princet on Navy era dormitories after twenty years. He revisits the stadium, the press box, and the memories of past teams and players, from Bull y to Grange, noting how time changes yet locations remain familiar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Navy
Princeton Navy
Princeton
Unbeaten Army to face Penn as Texas, USC win big
Army stays unbeaten after 14 0 victory over Harvard and Penn defeats Columbia 42 12. Syracuse beats Cornell 12 7 while preparing for North Carolina Pre-Flight. Boston College remains unbeaten at 27 0 after topping Wake Forest as Georgetown awaits. Texas Christian rides 21 0 over Pensacola and Baylor topples Texas A 6 0. Texas also wins 12 7 over Rice and eyes SMU while Texas A and M meets Arkansas. USC tops Santa Clara 14 6, UCLA tests Stanford 14 6, California meets Oregon and Washington faces Oregon State with Washington State matching California Pre-Flight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Army
Pennsylvania
Columbia
Harvard
Syracuse
Togs
Cornell
North Carolina
Boston College
Wake Forest
Georgetown
Texas Christian
Pensacola Fliers
Apelhat Baylor
Texas A
Texas
Rice
Southern Methodist
Arkansas
U.S.L.A
Santa Clara
Stanford
Southeen
California
Washington
Oregon
Washington State
Deaths Last Night Include Engineers, Publishers, Leaders
James Harry McCollum 67 inventor of the Bristol single sleeve valve and a 9 Cagled engine key to Britain's RAF died last night in Chicago. Ernest L. Finley in Santa Rosa California publisher of the Press Democrat and Santa Rosa Republican and an Associated Press member for years died last night. George Newell Armby 66 board chairman of the Curtiss-Wright banker died last night in New York. Miss Emily M. Bullowa 73 founder and first president of the Women Lawyers Association and later head of the National Association of Women Lawyers died last night. Also note a remark that the human eye is far more sensitive to dim light than the thermopile.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Harry McCollum
Chicago
Britain
Royal Air Force
Ernest L. Finley
Santa Rosa
Calif
Press Democrat
Santa Rosa Republican
George Newell Armby
New York
George Newell Armsby
Curtiss - Wright
Emily M. Bullowa
Bullowa
Women Lawwyers Association
National Association of Women Lawyers
Collapse of Class D C baseball fairs foreseen by war draft
Chicago observers led by Billy Webb warn that 70 minor clubs may fold as 18 and 19 year olds enter service. He predicts only 20 percent of 400 players survive and urges closer majors minors cooperation to reallocate players. Webb sees 1943 producing few minors amid enlistments and defense work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Billy Webb
Chicago White Sox
Webb
Saturday Stars Highlight Buckeyes and Tigers Scoring Trio
Paul, Sarringhaus and Gene Tekete lead Ohio State with 268 Buckeye yards and 24 rushing yards, scoring all in a 20-6 win over Northwestern. Chuck Taylor of Stanford rips away a ball and runs 32 yards for a TD, while Tom Farmer directs a late drive for a 14-13 Indiana win.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul, Sarringhaus
Gene Te- Kete
Ohio State
Buckeyes
Northwestern
Tigers
Town State
Chuck Taylor
Stanford
Southern Cal
Kentucky
Tom Farmer
Jbouli
Indiana
Steuber Seizes Scoring Lead With Sixteen Points
Missouri halfback Bob Steuber added two touchdowns and a field goal to reach 83 points, leading national scoring as Rochester’s Jim Secrest and Georgia’s Frank Sinkwich trail. Ohio State’s Gene Fekete and others tally extended totals across major conferences, with Secrest topping the leaderboard briefly in a high scoring weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
All América
Frankinkwich
Georgee Secrest
Hamilton College
SinkWich
Cincsinnals
Gene Fekete
Ohio State
Erst
Oye Northwestern
Secrest
Bob Steuber
Missouri
Frank Sinkwich
Georgia
Dim Seereat
Rochester
Andy Victor
The
Citadel
Bob Kennedy
Washington State
Lee Tevis
Washington
Southwestern
Coleman
Baylor
Ety
Johnny — Tegier
Colorado
Carl Stearns
Kenneth Moore
Colorado College
Dodgers Giants NFL defeat stands as a remembered moment
Today marks the year since the Dodgers beat the Giants 16 13 in a notable NFL tilt. The memory recalls past sports milestones including a Reds attendance milestone and War Admiral’s return, with broader notes on baseball profits and a short track comeback.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sports Mirror
Associated Press Today
Brookly Dodgers
New York Giants
Cincinnati Reds
Yates
Mile Land
Laurel
Rival football plot twists in Blythe’s tense vigil
Blythe Milor, a nurse to the troubled Nancy Hale, confronts a dangerous scheme at Lincoln Field. Nancy plots to fix the game by drugging rivals with a mobster, while Blythe wrestles with loyalty, betrayal, and a desire to expose Nancy before Wednesday’s planned act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blythe Milor
Aus Plata
Nancy Jinte
Incon Field
Nancy
Homelew
Penile Jean
Betas
Ulythens
Foy Miller
Blythe
Duane
Dent
Wut
Xirlinger
Duline
Nancy Hale
Norman Dana
Duane Hogan
Lincoln Field
Blytha
Norman
Scooter
Pop
Benedict Arnold
America
Down— Town
Taaybe Duane Hogan
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First Methodist Church
IM. M. McCloughan
Ree
Dick Hrondie
Benjamin Newbern
Bennie Wilver
Oberta Howard
Jenny Low
Rufus Herndon
Lyann Aviatrong
Jimmy Lewis
Ary Lewis
Bil Wray
Freddie Jones
Bill Thomas
Sandra Robins
Mack” McRae
Jianhe
Albert Graves
Betsy Ross
Caralyn Spears
Joseph St Joseph
NEW Saenger
Guise
A&m, Parkers
Isl Hoover
Baltie i Publik
Haig
Cox Drug Co
Ark
FBI
Costa America
Akansas
Anti-Saloon League of Arkansas
Clyde GC
Coulter
Little Rock
Hugh Fullerton
Wide World Sports
Dickinson
Bill Roper
John Thomas
Maud Crum
Pink Baker
Thormag
Nolre
Hame
Laury le Bertre
Cambridge
Rutgers
Homer Hazel
Lafayette
Philly
Red Grange
Penn
Jake Slagte
Yale
Ed McMillan
Turk
Gates
Johny
Arthur Poe
Sam White
Bob Perina
George Franke
Steuber
Jack Oakie
Alice Faye
Edward Altald Walter Huston
Max Brothers
Mr. Bug
Daily Sun
Island
I Store
Mr R
Motion Pier
Beak
Entertainment
Paul David Preston
Hale
Dedent ‘Folix
Famal Ante
WMT
Sen
Whitey Rooney
Scotty Howard
Ashley
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