Social Calendar Highlights From Local Clubs and Weddings
A series of community notices lists a September 7 luncheon at Mrs. Harry Shiver’s home for Rose Gayden lab members at 12:40, a Wesleyan Guild meeting at Mrs. Lyman Armstrong’s home at 7:46, and Circle No. 2 gathering at Fair Park at 4. In case of rain, events move to church rooms. United Daughters of the Confederacy open its year with a meeting at Mrs. J. A. Henry’s home, electing Mrs. A. E. Slusser as president and noting new prospective members. Members volunteer for Red Cross dressings and yearbooks are distributed. Brookwood P T A outlines executive committee roles and officers for the year, with multiple committee chairmen named and a social ice course served at the end. Edie Huckabee and Sergeant Thomas E. Tommey announced their marriage in Colorado Springs on August 25, with the bride returning home and slated to join her husband at Camp Carson, Colorado.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rose Gayden Lab
Harry Shiver
United Daughters of Confederacy
J. J
A. E. Slusser
D. Cook
Jim Bush
Pogram
Maggie Bell
Slusser
Arkansas Bays
J. A. Henry
Douglas MacaArthur
Red Cross
Pat Casey
C. A. Haynes
Gorin
Henry
Brookwood P. T. A
SE. McPherson
McPherson
C. W. Tarpley
Clyde Monts
Harry Hawthorne
Otha Taylor
FP. H. Jones
Earl O'Neal
Claude Lauter
Sommey
Coming and Going Here and There in Hot Springs and Nearby
Local society notes record visits and departures of residents and guests. Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Williams and daughter Frances Gwyn travel to Hot Springs for baths and plan to return Tuesday, joined by Mrs. L. C. Becker and family. Others leave for St. Louis, McGregor, and Waco, with visitors from McGregor and Jacksonville. Several guests are noted in Beaumont, Port Arthur, and Camden while travel and hospital stays are mentioned. Ensign Willis Garrett Smith gains a Lt. JG promotion in the Naval Reserves. Wendell Elkins remains hospitalized in Jutin Chester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. A. Williams
Frances Gwyn
North Film Street
Hot Springs
Wendell Elkins
Hugo Elkins
Jutin Chester Hospital
Roundup of Rookie Borowy and NFL Coaching Notes
Sports Roundup highlights Hank Borowy as a rookie standout with four shutouts and a near no hitter for the Yankees. Mentions Vern Stephens, Johnny Desky, and Johnny Beazley as rivals for rookie of the year. Notes on Dodgers relief pitcher usage and Coach Dressen. Includes odd anecdotes about Hutson, General MacArthur letters, and a Great Lakes training station football brochure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh Fullerton, JR
World Sports
Hank Borowy
Vern Stephens
Browns
Johnny Desky
Red Sox
Johnny Beazley
Hank
Yanks
Staunch
Borony
Fordham
Bernie Masterson
Herb Brackett
Danuwski
Potsy
Great Lakes
Tabernacle Dedication Services At Hope Church
The First Methodist at Pine and Second, led by Kenneth Sporé and Rev David Burris, will dedicat e the $30,000 Hope Gospel Tabernacle with a 2:30 PM sermon and musical program. Pastors Lewis, Webb, Hamill, and Mamiil will speak, with Sunday school at 9:45 AM and a 11:00 AM worship. A basket lunch follows. Southwest Arkansas Fellowship begins Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Burris
Hane Gospel Tabernacle
Phinis Lewis
Bert Webb
Tabernacle Chorus
J. E. Mamiil
S.A. Mays
Lewis
Webb
Tabernacle
Hamill
Hope
Friends of Christianity
Southwest Arkansas Fellowship
Christ's Ambassadors
The
Agnes Stokes
Co. A
A. W. Tanner
Camden
Deaths Last Night By The Associated Press
John Chapin Masher fifty a New Yorker film critic based in Albany New York and Nathan Dyer Prince sixty three a banker from Danielson Connecticut and former president of Hartford Connecticut Trust Company and trustee of Boston University both reported by AP with locations Albany Boston and Danielson Ontario?
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
John Chapin Masher
New York
New Yorker
Natio
Albany, N. Y
Nathan Dyer Prince
Boston
Danielson
Conn
Hartfard-Connecticut Trust Company
Yankees Clinch Pennant in 6th Season Sweep
A year ago the New York Yankees defeated the Boston Red Sox 6 to 3 to clinch the American League pennant for the fifth time in six years. Three years ago Australia’s Davis Cup team regained the title with Adrian Quist and Jack Bromwich delivering key wins over the United States. Five years ago Katherine Rawls claimed top spots in middle distance and freestyle events at the National AAU women’s meet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New York Yankees
Boston Red Sox
Australia
Adrian Quist
Bobby Rigus
Jack Bromwich
Frank Parker
United States
Katherine Rawls
Newsom Delivers Dodgers Win in Narrow Cincinnati Duel
Newsom shut out the Reds 2 0 on four hits as Brooklyn tops Cincinnati 2 0. VanderMeer matched eight strikeouts as the Dodgers extend their NL lead to 12 games while Cardinals rout Giants 7 0 behind Lefty Pallet. Red Sox split the day with Detroit, while Senators sweep Chicago in a doubleheader.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Brooklyn Dodgers
Big Buck Newsom
Washington Senators
Dodgers
Cincinnati
Newsom
Cincinnati Reds
Johnny VanderMeer
Brooklyn
St. Louis Cardinals
New York Giants
Howard Pallet
Giants
Chicago Cubs
Carl Hubbell
Ervin Dusak
Babe Barna
Bill Jurges
St. Louis
Babe Young
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Boston Red Sox
New York Yankees
Detroit Tigers
BI Butland
Chicago White Sox
Thornton Lee
Ed Weiland
Rae Scarborough
Chicago
Yesterday's Stars Buck Newsom Shut Out Reds
Dodgers blanked the Reds on four hits with eight strikeouts by Yesterday's Stars Buck Newsom. Howard Pollet pitched a four hit shutout for the Cardinals against the Giants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Buck Newsom
Dodgers
Reds
Howard Pollet
Cardinals
Giants
Red Sox blank Tigers on four hits in bill butland game
Sid Hudson and Rue Scarborough each earned double victories for Senalters against the White Sox. Hudson allowed four hits in one win and Scarborough shut out the Sox in five hits allowed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Butland
Red Sox
Tigers
Sid Hudson
Rue Scarborough
Senalters
White Sox
Longhorns predicted to lean on sophomores in 1942
BRACK CURRY reports UT coach Bible foresees a strong running attack and speed for 1942 with 16 returning lettermen backed by many sophomores. Bible places Texas, Texas A&M, Rice Institute, and TCU as the top four in the Southwest Conference, citing graduation of 14 veterans and reliance on seniors and juniors to fill gaps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brack Curry
Austin
Tex
University of Texas
Jugeer Naat Ubal
Danny
Bible
Husky
Texas . & M
Rice Institute
T.C.U
Longhorns
Oregon
Jack Crain
Pete Layden
Layden
Harkins
Longhorn
Fights Last Night In Fall River Mass And More Boxing Notes
Reports from Fall River Mass show Ray Brown knocking out Billy Napper in a 132 pound bout. Other results include Herbert Marshall stopping Danny Cox, and Youny Ferrara defeating Larry Fontana in Brooklyn. Senate in recess with finance and military committee activity noted. House also in recess amid routine business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fall River
Mass
Ray Brown
Chicago
Billy Napper
Boston
Elizabeth
N. J
Herbert Marshall
Brooklyn
Danny Cox
New York
Youny Ferrara
Mount Vernon
N.Y
Larry Fontana
Drew
Associated Press
Senate
House
When a Girl Marries Chapter XIII Aun t Faye Help
Enid borrows from Aunt Faye to cover medical costs for her ailing father while wrestling with pride. She clings to meeting Hank Holliday, yet a hospital encounter with Dr Kingsley mirrors him, forcing her to face love and duty as the vacation ends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aunt Faye
Enid
Pop
Faye
Faye Luxon
Mom
Ariington
Hank Holliday
Letty
Tom
Baily
Hank
Drs Kingsley
Travelers Clinch Pennant Bid With One Win Left
Little Rock’s Travelers extended their winning streak to 12 and practically clinched the Southern Association pennant with a 1-0 victory over Memphis behind Frank Papish. They hold a four and a half game lead over Nashville, which beat Knoxville 10-7, and need only one win in five remaining games to seal the flag. Memphis dropped to sixth as Atlanta fell to Chattanooga 4-2 and 7-5. Papish allowed five hits in the shutout while Little Rock’s offense produced a second-inning run.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Little Rock
Travelers
Southern Association
Travs
Memphis
Frank Papish
Nashville
Knokville
Atlanta
Birmingham
New Orleans
Pets
Chattanooga Lookouts
Sterth
Knoxville
Weldon West
Howard Cantrell
Fed Hancock
Chicks
Seinsoth
Malloy
Matuzak
Lopat
Mermphis
Coffman
Teffcoat
Chattanooga
Allanta
Lochbaun
Ducks Head South as War Spurs Big Migration
In northern woodlands ducks begin a mass southward shift toward wintering grounds. Izaak Walton League estimates over 100 million birds will migrate this season, well above last year and three times 1935. Weather favors breeding, with 500,000 hunters using U S firearms. 50,000 duck hunters likely. Wartime regulations limit civilian boating with firearms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chisago
Woodlands
Wild Ducks
Miami
Izaak Walton League
League
Uncle Sam
Sporting Gands
Burglar Alarm Really Works in Mulino Oregon
Albert G Erickson installed a home alarm and floodlights after burglaries surged around his property near three highways. Since then one robber was killed, a trapped killer executed, two ex couriers got life terms, and five would-be criminals received lesser sentences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mulino
Ore
Albert G
Erickson
Steve
Ufe
First Baptist Willands Hamiltoia Sunday Schedule
Church notices from First Baptist Willands Willands Hamiltona describe Sunday school by departments at 9 30 a m and morning worship at 10 45 a m with the pastor on An Unanswerable Question A preaching service at Guernsey school house and Baptist Training Union in the evening The revival ends this Sunday and calls to return to church as the new school season opens urging better attendance after a strong summer turnout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bread’ Board of Stewards
Godi
Seyiman Be
Guernsey School House
Baptist Training Union Peters
House of God
Also Mentioned on This Page
Wesleyan Guild of the First Methodist ‘Church
Lyman Armstrong
Thompson ‘Evans
Jdr
Women's Society of Christian Ebrvies Wit
Fair Park
L. C. Becker
Leto Becker
Gon . Vernon
Robert F. McCune
McGregor and
Waco
City
Betty Ann Benson
Charles Benson
Monroe
Charles Hurrell
Frances
Dewey Hendrix
J, Fp, Byers
Nell Jean
Little Ack
Mable Smithy
Thdlanopolis
Franklin
Ind
Theron Sweatt
Warren
Port Arthur
Sweatt
W. P. Graves
Frances Harrell
Marian Crutchfield
L. E. Talley
Mr. Talley
Beaumont
Texas
Anne Judaun
Willis Garrett Smith
Naval Reserves
Don Smith
Signal Corps
Chuck Dressen
Frenchy Bardagaray
Chuck
Hugh Casey
Mrs. Macon
Kid Head
Dressen
Kirby Higbe
Whit Wyatt
Mike Geilo
Football Dodgers
Green Bay
Miles
Hutson
Nixson Denton
Cincinnati Times- Star
Fort Sheridan
Camp Bowie
Guy D. Furious
Pensacola
Fla
Naval Air Base
Liout
Camdr
Polly Clark
Glenn Harreson
Lehigh
George Sauer
Nebraska
Weems Baskin
Mississippi
Hippl Ord
Alwage Teleame
Pika” Babigt Church
Kenneth L. Sporé
Mont Allen
Brigaten
Church OF Christ
Fifth and Grady
Taylor Davis
Cil
Ee First Pentecostal
West Fourth
Ferguson W. P. Graves
Axis
Nea
Tina
Rialto
Jean Cuma Arthur
George Houston As
St. John
Cheyenne
Robert Young Marsha Hunt
Joe Smith
Sports Mirror
NEW Saenger
Roy Rogers
Gabby’’ Hayes
Santa Fe
Rene Ryerson
Phil
Mississipp
McGregor
F. D. Hatuh
Northeast
Law
Mississippi River
Church News First
Baptist Third & Main Street
Willands
Hamiltoia
Te Theatres
Saenger
Santa Fes
Rialto Matinee Daily Fri-Sat
Lone Rider
Cheyen
Arthur Ronald
Colman
Paramount
Oaden
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