Social Calendar and engagements in Hope area
October social events include the Social Calendar pilceday at 7 oclock in the Red Cross Production center, Winsome Class gathering at Mrs. F Higgason's South Hervey street, and Contract Bridge at Mrs. George Ware’s at 4. Cosmopolitan Club hosts at Mrs. Joe Black’s home, Rose Garden Club meeting rescheduled to Friday at Mrs. L D Springer’s, and Surgical Dressing Rooms open on Tuesday and Thursday evenings with volunteers urged to wear wash dresses and no jewelry. Also reported are engagements of Pauline Kettle to Charles A Haynes Jr with wedding date to be announced, and visiting relatives from Dallas, Little Rock, and Kansas City visiting Hope residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Sunday School
F. Higgason
South Hervey Street
Rose Garden Club
L. D. Springer
J. 8. Gibson, Jr
Charles A. Haynes
Dallas
John J. Kettle
Allas
Pauline Kettle
Charles A.haynes
Mr. Haynes
Hope
Miss Kettle
Highland Park High School
Southern Methodist University
Phi Beta Phi
Comus Club
Georgia Military Academy
University of Arkansas
Lockport
New York
Texarkana Benefit Horse Show Attendee List Summary
Yesterday in Texarkana a benefit horse show drew many locals and visitors. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Roy Stephenson, Mr. and Mrs. Kent Brown, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Johnson and son Jerry, Mr. and Mrs. Terrell Cornelius, Mr. and Mrs. Max Cox, Miss Fran Loney, Mr. and Mrs. B. E. McWilliams, Royce Smith, Raymond Robins, Mr. and Mrs. George Ware, Mr. and Mrs. R. D. Franklin, Miss Mary Houston, Mr. and Mrs. Leo Robins, and Mr. and Mrs. John Barrow of Prescott, with George Ware as rinkmaster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texarkana
Hope
Roy Stephenson
Kent Brown
Prank Johnson and Son
Jerry
Terrell Cornelius
Max Cox
Fran Loney
BE. M. McWilliams
Royce Smith
Raymond Robins
George Ware
R. D. Franklin
Marihary Houston
Leo Robins
John Barrow
Prescott
Rinkrdster
Columbus Home Demonstration Club meets for daylong programs
The Columbus Home Demonstration Club held an all day meeting hosted by Mrs. Herbert Hicks with Miss Fletcher presenting cheese making and sanitation talks. Eighteen members attended along with demonstrations on pressure cooker lids. A noon live-at-home lunch and an afternoon business session led to exhibit plans for the fair and a November November church meeting. The Sweet Name Club met October 16 at Mrs. Campbell’s home with twenty members and three visitors. Miss Metcher demonstrated cheese making and distributed pamphlets on other cheeses. a Red Cross talk followed and plans grew for Achievement Day displays on November 5 and 7, with December 18 at Mrs Huskey’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus Home
Herbert Hicks
Miss Fletcher
Fletcher
David Mitchell
Joe Hicks
J. C. Hipp
Sweet Name Club
W. R. Campbell
FBI Clerk Openings in Washington D C
Special Agent in Charge Fred Hallford announced FBI seeks female applicants for clerk in Washington D C age 18 plus high school graduate in good health. No shorthand or typing required. Also seeks male applicants for special agent 23 to 35, college graduate with three years accounting experience. Write to Pred Hallford 445 Federal Building Little Rock Arkansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Hallford
Little Rock
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Washington, D.C
FBI
Pred Hallford
Federal Building
Little , Rock, Arkansas
South Sea Island
Ohio State Tops Nation In AP Poll Football Ranking
Ohio State remains unbeaten and is named the nation's No. 1 college football team for the third straight week by the Associated Press poll. Buckeyes lead with 1,160 points, backed by 86 first-place votes, while Georgia and Alabama follow, Notre Dame rising to fourth as others shift in the top ten. Michigan drops to 13th amid continuing scramble ahead of key weekend clashes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin Bealmear
New York
Ohio State
Buckeyes
Associated Press
Sease
Bucks
Northwestern
Georgia
Alabama
Notre Dame
Georgia Tech
Wisconsin
Boston Colles
Army
Chris
Minnesota
Michigan
Illnois
Ith
Texas
Pennsylvania
Tl.c.l.a
Ilinois
Tulsa
Syracuse
William and Mary
Louisiana Staite
Tennessee
San Francisco Henry Armstrong Beats Zivic in Points
Boxing cards report Henry Armstrong defeat of Fritzie Zivic in San Francisco by points at 346 1 2 pounds, while Charlie Cosentino of Providence loses to Lulu Cosentino of New York by 183 1 2 pounds in a separate bout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Henry Armstrong
Los Angeles
Fritzie Zivic
Bilsburgh
Providence
Charlie Lulu Cossintino
New York
World of Boxing and Sports Notes Review
By Hugh Fullerton Jr from a wide world column the piece surveys boxing prospects including Bob Pastor’s retirement and a European heavyweight tournament led by Walter Neusel and others. It mentions foot and mouth prevention at a Bath City Swansea match and light sports gossip about coaches and players with several named individuals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Bob
Pastor
Joe Louis
Jimmy Johnston
Lois
Jimmy
Pasor
Jimmy Bivins
A.B.P.E
Bath City
Swansea Town
England
Boxing Results RoundUp From Diverse Cities
A string of boxing outcomes lists fighters by nickname and hometown, with several knockouts and outpoints. Notable bouts include Ape Denner stopping on 128 lbs in Dorchester, Cleo Shans outpointing Kel ley Kessup in Holyoke, and Joey Pirron knocking out Jimny Varkella in Cleveland. Other results show Red Burman and Willie Joyce earning decisions in Baltimore and Detroit respectively, with Vinnie Rossano stopping Phil Norman in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruby Garcia
Puerto Rico
Newark
N. J
Zippy Larkin
Garfield
Ape Denner
Dorchester
Mass
Holyoke
Cleo Shans
Los Amgelies
Kelley Kessup
Chicago
Joey Pirron
Cleveland
Jimny Varkella
Ashtabula
Baltimore
Big Boy Brown
Detroit
Red Burman
Willie Joyce
da. Wout
Carmen Notch
Pitsburgh
New York
Vinnie Rossano
Brooklyn
Phil Norman
Revenge and a pistol a coach’s plan unfolds
Blythe grapples with Nancy Hale’s plotted murder and gambler threats as she, Pop Miller, and Duane Hogan loom over a powder keg at Lincoln Field. Police, fate, and a loaded gun beckon, while Scooter and Link bring lightness to a tense noon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Police
Lincoln Field
Nancy Hale
Bly
Stadium
Nancy
Blythe
Scooter Hale
Link
Title Scooter
Pop
Scooter
Ghe
Hogan
Heavy Underwood
Underwood
Dana
Baby Scooter
Pearl Harbor
Mother Miller
Duane
Big Honey
Captain Foster
Coach Miller
Municipal Court Docket and Plea Outcomes
City docket lists Finley Miller guilty of reckless driving with 325.00 fine. Willie Lee Criner guilty of disturbing peace with 10.00 fine. Gus Andrews forfeits 10.00 cash bond for indecent exposure. Several individuals forfeited 10.00 or 510.00 cash bonds on drunkenness charges. Robert Lindsey and Willie Criner are dismissed for disturbing the peace. A note on global Chinese language prevalence appears.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Finley Miller
Willie Lee Criner
Gus Andrews
Truman_ Downs
Hershel, Roberts
William Day
Jeff Blackwood
E. E. Elam
Jeff Flowers
L. E. Hunt
A. L. Jamerson
Harmon Powell
Mosely
Ernest
Johnson
Charles Shirley
G. G. Reed
Robert Lindsey
Dalton Jones
Are
Cooper Named 1942 National League Most Valuable Player
Pitcher Morton Cooper of the St. Louis Cardinals earned the 1942 league MVP honor over Enos Slaughter and Mel Ott. The 28 year old tied for wins leader with 22 and led the NL with ten shutouts while guiding the Cardinals to the World Series. Cooper’s season followed a mid career elbow operation and a strong stretch under manager Billy Southworth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judson Bailey
New York
Morton Cecil Cooper
St. Louis Cardinals
Baseball Writers Association of American
Redbirds
Enos Country Slaughter
Mel Ott
New York Giants
Martin
Marion
Cardinals
Cooper
Yardslick
Billy Southworth
Brooklyn Dodgers
New York Yankees
Dolph Carills
Brooklyn
Texas Director Would Ration Football Games
Harold V. Ratliff reports R. J. Kidd, Texas Interscholastic League athletic director, argues for rationing high school football to preserve sports while aiding the war effort. He suggests allowing some away games to keep programs going, stressing physical education and the need to adapt as many older players head to service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold V. Ratliff
Dallas
R. J. Kidd
Texas Interscholastic League
Schooboy
Kidd
Pas
Wiil
Baseball writers vote results show varied rankings for players
Slaughter sits within the top ten in 21 of 43 ballots but falls below many writers’ top choices. Mickey Owen leads with 103 points in fourth place, Johnny Mize ranks fifth with 97, Pete Reiser sixth with 91, Marion 81, Camilli 42, Bob Elliott 389, and Claude Passeau tenth with 33 as the AL MVP announcement looms for Wednesday morning papers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Slaughter
Mickey Owen
Brooklyn Dodgers
Johnny Mize
New York Giants
Pete Reiser
Dodgers
Marion
Camilli
Bob Elliott
Pittsburgh
Claude Passeau
Chicago Cubs
Wed
Bombers Strike Japanese Bases in China
United States Army bombers hit targets in Chungking and Ho Chi Minh area as officials report destruction of a key base near Canton. The operation, announced by Lieut. Gen. Joseph W. Well, underscores Allied pressure on Japanese positions in China amid broader war aims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chungking
China
Canton
North Point
Hongkong
Joseph W. Well
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Pilceday
Hope Chiptor
Business and
Whil
Red Cross
L. FL Higgason
Cosmopolitian Club
Joe Black
R. JS. Henderson
Little Hock
M.A. Kreuter
Hattie 'S'Yree
Kansas City
Oliver Mills
Beauclair
Louis Brumfield
Judy
Bay City
T. H. Brumfield
S. Washington
Brumfield
Stanley Brumfield
Barbara Ann
Tommy Brumfield
James Thomas
Fred Luck
Kilgore
Thay Aikens
Percy Sharp
New Orleans
Mrs. Prank Tfearne
Fran J. Loney
W. G. Allisons
Max Coxs
Windsor
Ontario
Canada
G. F. Routon
Charles Routon
Mary: Beth
C. S. Lowthorp
City
C. C. Broyles
A. C. Whitehurst
Dick Watkins
Lille Rock
Comer Boyett
Tony
Shreveport
Mrs. Vincent
Poster
Mrs. Alston Foster
Lewisville
Horace Whitten
Richard
Dolphus Whitten, Jr
Dolphus Whitten
Sungs
Charles Wylie
Rialto
Edward Arnold Walter Huston
Marx Brothers
Saenger Sun
Mr. Bug
Valley of the Sun
Ris Grande Way
Rio Grande
Sun,Mon
Annie Rooney
Washington, D. C
NEW Saenger
Ray Mill and
Paulette Goddard
John Wayne
Paramount
Isci
Hugh Fullerton, JR
John Mooney
Salt Lake
J. J. Johnston
Service Dept
Ralph G. Martin
Howe
New Guinea
Olivet College
Feller
Norefolk
Vollage
Chanute Field
Nat Pierce
Fordham
Dick Cassiana
Pitt
North Carolina Pre
Jimmy Crowley
Football Writers
Ed Danforth
Atlanta Journal
Guadalcanal
South
Lou Lite
Columbia
Victory Legion Usc
Paul David Preston
Niyihe Miller
Navey Wale
Tinvaln Pivid
Witew
Bune
Henew Naney
Tythe
Duane Hogan
The
Earth
Mastow
Michael Kini
Caucasus
India
Red. Army
Atdip
Fulton
Uncle Sam
Consumer's Interest Committee
City Hall
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