Tigers Again Take Indians in Detroit routs Cleveland 11 to 3
Detroit beat the Cleveland Indians 11 to 3 as Rudy York and Bruce Campbell homered with two teammates aboard. Al Smith allowed eight runs in seven innings before Troy Benton closed the game. Hank Greenberg started the Tigers’ scoring with the two first innings and the Tigers added three runs in the sixth seventh and eighth.
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Detroit
Cleveland Indians
Detroit Tigers
New York Yankees
Tiger
Rudy York
Bruce Campbell
Cleveland
Morrow
Campbell
al Smith
Jett
Tommy Bridges
Tigers
Alton Benton
Benton
Hank Greenberg
Henderson Veterans Back at Henderson State Teachers College
Henderson State Teachers College grid squad prepares for season as Coach Tom Murphy expects about 22 new players and 15 veterans to report. Veterans include Ralph James Fletcher Kizzia Raymond Trussell and seven others from 1939 roster. Replacements for tackles and ends remain the main challenge as drills begin for a non-letterman clash with Ouschits College rookies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weadie
Arkadelphia
Henderson State Teachers College
Relcue
Tom Murphy
Egiht
Ralph James
Fletcher Kizzia
Raymond Trussell
Atair
C. Ri ‘Snapp
Batesville
Hugh Reece
Hope
Dan Nall
Dodge Phillips
Bradley Davis
Little Rock
Cester Varnado
Harold Maciejewski
Loup City
Neb
Buddy, Parker
Benton
Tyman Stephens
Nacégddches
Texas
Frde Hardke
Carlisle
Jack Roy
Ed Confer
Alouma
Ouschits College
Murphy
Earl Kissell
Dick Moore
Hert Patterson
The
Nile
First Baptist Church Sunday Services and Baptism
Sunday morning worship with a sermon by the pastor at 10 o clock followed by Baptist Training at 6 45 pm and an evening evangelistic service with the sermon Looking Unto Jesus The pastor will preach at Water Creek Church near Guernsey at 2 40 pm and administer the Ordinance of Baptism after the service
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Wwe
Dermon
Jesus
Water Creek
Guernsey
Sunday School Lesson on Psalms and Praise
The lesson emphasizes individual faith expressed in community praise, citing the 9th Psalm and Psalms 87 and 98. It urges declaring God’s glory among nations, recognizing God’s righteous judgment amidst history, and notes singing as a perpetual, worldwide expression of gratitude and worship.
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Carinot
Social Calendar Highlights From Local Church Events
Several church groups hold meetings and programs including piano recital by Mary Bell Marshall at city hall, and multiple Ladies Auxiliary circles of the First Presbyterian church hosted by various members. The First Baptist church hosts a Royal Service program and a Business Women's circle event, while five garden clubs convene for a noon luncheon and federation planning with guest speaker Mrs Laura D Cole of Granis Arkansas and president Mrs J Carlton presiding.
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Mary Bell Marshall
City Hall
O'Tlock
Frst Presbyterian Church
Comer Boyelt
Girele
First Presbyterian Church
B. L. Kauffman
Tom McLarty
A. W. Stubberton
George Hosmer
Women's Missionary Society
The
First Baptist Church
Circle No. 2
Business Women's Circle of
W. M
Henry Wayner
Piom
Carlton
Laura D. Cole
Granis
Arkansas
Cole
Harvard University
Yearly autumn social brings Rose club to center table
During the Huncheon the presiding officer introduced four club presidents Mrs Floyd Porterfield of Lilac club Mrs M M McCloughan of Iris club Mrs S D Cook of Gardenia club and Mrs Syd McMath secretary of Adella club Seated around a large circular table the Rose club hosted sixty seven members for the event Center tables supported by each club and a charity of gifts for the honoree marked the affair Also noted were a bridge and linen shower for Mrs Thompson Evans Jr a recent bride with nine tables and prizes for high score and consolation Members included Mrs Bally Broening and Miss Harriet Story Present at the United Daughters of the Confederacy meeting were seventeen members with three guests At the Pat Clahaume Chapter the officers were installed including President Hy J F Garrett First Vice President W G Allison Recording Secretary Pat Casey Treasurer W W Duckett Parliamentarian Miss Mugele Bell Custodian of Flags Mrs D H Lipscomb Poet Laurette and Historian Mrs George T Crews Directors from the Clara Lowthorp chapter and a program on Raphael Semmes followed A Rivers Rogers wedding announcement noted Verle Rivers to 5 M Rivers of Baton Rouge on December 20 1939 At a PTA council meeting plans for the year were outlined with emphasis on cooperation between teachers and parents Officers named Mrs H O Kyler President Mrs Eugene White Vice President Mrs Jesse Brown Secretary Mrs G T Cross Treasurer Refreshments closed the gathering.
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Floyd Porterfield
Lilac Clt
M. M. McCloughan
Iris Club
5. D. Cook
Gardenia Club
Syd McMath
Adella Club
Rose Club
Bally Broening
Harriet
Story
Misses Sue
Virginal
Carter Henry
George Richard Henry
P. Garrett
United Daughters of the
Pat Clahaume
United Daughters of the Confederacy
H. J. F. Garrett
Ada Browser
Little Rock
John Lee
A. B. Slusser
Robert E. Lee
Garrett
Ted
Hy J. F. Garretts
W.G. Alison
Pat Casey
W. W. Duckett
Mugele Bell
D. H. Lipscomb
Laurette
George 'T’, Crews
Clara Lowthorp
Children of the Confederacy
H. &. Whitworth
J. A. Henry
Catherine Lane
George T. Crews
Raphael Semmes
Confederacy
PF T. A
W. O. Kyler
P TA
H. O. Kyler
H O. Kyler
Eugene White
Jesse Brown
G. T. Cross
Personal Mention Heads West and Visits Across States
Personal items note Me. and Mrs. John Guthrie returning from a motor trip to western locales. Miss Martha Alexander of Chicago guests of her sister Mrs. H. C. Kyler and Mr. Kyler, accompanied south by her mother Mrs. Alma E. Alexander visiting in Chicago. Denrs J. W. Sykes Mrs. Lawerence Boyd and Mrs. Jenkin and son Sammy return to Corpus Christi after visiting Hope. Mrs. A. B. Patten and son Fred die spend week with relatives in Alexandria Louisiana. Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Motlyis in Shreveport for a sales meeting and related event at the Washington Youree.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Guthrie Anto
Martha Alexander
Chicago
H. C. Kyler
Kyler
Alma E. Alexander
J. W. Sykes
Lawerence Boyd
Jenkin
Sammy
Corpus Christi
Texas
Hope
A. B. Patten
Freddie
Alexandria
Louisiana
Mrs
Calvin Motlyis
Shreveport
Mr. Morris
Washington
Doubles and misplays fuel Tigers rally in game
Jeff Heath muffed a fly ball in left field allowing a run, as Bridges doubled and advanced to third on a fielding error by Ken Keltner on Dick Hartell's grounder. Campbell then forced Bartell in the inning, keeping the Tigers within reach.
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Jeff Heath
York
Bridges
Ken Keltner
Dick Hartell
Tiger
Campbell
Bartell
Reddies Eye 12-Game Schedule In 1941 Football Season
Promising candidates fill the halves and backfield as Henderson’s Reddies announce a twelve game slate. Veterans include Hugh Reece from Hope while Percy Ramsey departs for the Army Air Corps. Dale Miller, a transfer from Arkansas Tech, is noted as a leading passer in spring practice. The schedule lists Hendrix, Arkansas Tech, Stephen F. Austin, and others with home and away dates through November.
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Néng
Donald
Iup
Hugh Reece
Hope
U. S. Army Air Corps
Rathdolph Feld
Efid
L. Styled
Bauxtte
Tyman Stephines
Texas
Viel. Royal
Buford
Dale Miller
Arkansas Tech
Milley
Henderson
Reddies
Hendrix
Stephen F. Avatin
Russellville
U. Northeast Center
Arkansas State Teachers College
Conway
East Central Teachers
Ada
Gla
Magnolia A. & M
Northwestern Teachers
Qpen
Dev
Ounchita College
Record Crowds at Tabernacle
The Hope Gospel Tabernacle auditorium was filled as Rev. Carl W. Barnes spoke on A Thousand and One on a Spree. Rev. J E Hamill noted the weeknight crowds are the largest since he became pastor. Regular sermons and singing activities are planned for the coming nights and Sunday.
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Hope Gospel Tabernacle
Carl W. Barnes
J. E. Hamill
Barnes
Hamill
Tabernacle
Love on the Line serial chapter ends in tragedy
In a storm wreck and fire near Taylor’s homestead, Mark Deuel saves Carrie and Mrs. Taylor then faces danger as Ashton Oaks ambushes him. Mark shoots to defend himself, Oaks rides away believing Mark is dead and the chapter ends with a cliffhanger.
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Mark Deuel
Taylor
Carrie
Mrs. Taylor
Ed Taylor
Mark
Carmel
Rock Creek
Carrie’s
Taylor’s
Taylor's
Big Ed
Mari
Chang
Sioux Springs
Newt Gale
Ashton Oaks
Oaks
Oka
Unity Missionary Baptist 511 South Elm Street Services Invite
Unity Missionary Baptist 511 South Elm invites all singers and lovers of good music to attend Sunday school, song service, and preaching at 11 a.m. and 8 p.m. Elder Z W Swafford of Chickasha Oklahoma will preach September 8 at both services. Tuesday singing 4 30 p m and midweek prayer 7 30 p.m. Ladies Auxiliary 3 p.m. Tuesday. The revival preacher from 1939 is remembered with high regard. We welcome all.
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Z. W. Swafford
Chickasha
Okla
Swafford
Church Notices and Revival at St Marks and First Christian
The column lists St Mark's Church services led by Rev Harry Wintermeyer with Holy Communion options and a sermon, plus First Christian Church services under John Keith Gregory with Bible School at 9 45 and morning worship at 10 50. It notes guest preaching by Harold Austin, revival meetings led by Elder Copeland, and ongoing Bible classes, evening services, and youth programs. A National Day of Prayer is observed with sermons and Christ Ambassadors event. Revival continues through next week with nightly services, excluding Saturday.
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Bible School
Christian Endeavor. Society
Christ
Young Peoples
America
Barnes
Christ Ambassadors
Standings and results from Thursday and Friday baseball games
The column lists Thursday scores including Little Rock 5 Knoxville 5 called after 42nd, Chattanooga 1 New Orleans 0, Birmingham 8 Atlanta 2 in 13 innings, and Nashville 4 Memphis 3. Friday slate shows Little Rock at Chattanooga, Birmingham at Nashville, Memphis at Atlanta with only these games scheduled and various interleague matchups in progress across the circuit.
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Little Rock
Knoxville
Chattanooga
New Orleans
Birmingham
Atlanta
Nashville
Memphis
New York
Boston
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Detroit
Washington
St. Louis
Chicago
Sothern Association
W. bPo
Memphis Tl
Ata
Obituary and Social News From Blevins Area
Wleving Mr and Mrs George Morronwell of Mt Holly hosted afternoon guests with Clyde Lewis remembered for earlier teaching. Cass Arrington and Miss Birchington of Nash Texas visited Mrs Ollie Arrington and Mrs Jesse Hutson. Evelyn Stewart of Cartid visited relatives. Mr and Mrs Luther Bolt from Rock AR are guests of Mr Bolt and relatives. Mrs Tom Sage, 69, died after a long illness and funeral held at Ma brook led by Chas H Geinson with local attendees. Will McLarty of Texarkana and Delights folks visited.
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George Morronwell
Mt. Holly
McDowell
Clyde Lewis
Cass Arrington
Mias Birchington
Nash
Texas
Ollie Arrington
Jesse Hutson
Mise
Evelyn Stewart
Cartid
Luther
Bolt
Rock
Ari
Tom Sage
Blevins
Sage
Methodist Church
Suttin Sage
Washington, D. C
Byra Andres
Hope
Ste
John Thomas
At of
Longview
Will McLarty
Texarkana
Spe
Iesday
Busin
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Indians
Calvin Barnes
Laura Frances
Baynes
Juanita Hendrix
C. A. Phippins
Bobby Joe
Louise
Margaret
Prescotta
Mary Wilson
Texakana
Hervey
Frances Yocum
Henderson State Teachers’ College
G. A. Pfuffer
Kingsville
Marry Nile and
Radesss
Zarn
Ridgdil
Pink W. Taylor
John Rowe
Monroe
Jim. Greene
Church News
First Haphist Church
Willinette Hartislton
Chet
Religiovis
Éspertetion
Alofie Herauge
Aden
Hess
Marshall
Scarlatti
Shostakovich
Ravel
Chopin
Opus WeSehuann
Saenger
Elsie Janis Werdy Barril Mae Clarke
Patri Knowles
Leen Th
Rialto
Icene
Cary Grant
Thompson Evans, Jr
Thompson Evans Jr
James R. Henry
Rivers-Rogers
A. A. Rogers
Verle
M. Rivers
Baton Rouge
Louis
Diana
Rogers
Hope High School
Hope Hasket Company
Rivers
Louisiana State University
Mr. Rivers
Mork
Leneus
Carte
Carrie Faery
Ping
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UNITY
Missionary Baptist
South
Elm Street
J. H. Reaves
ST. Mark’s Church
Harry Wintermeyer
First Christian Church
North Main
West Avenue
John Keith Gregory
Church OF Christ
J. A. Copeland
Copeland
Harold Austin
Spring Hill
Brother Austin
Brother Copeland
First Presbyterian
Thos. Brewster
Diamond Cafe
Wleving
Asf
ST. Joseph
Spinagis
Saunier
Luck Motor Co
SIMMS
Foster Agency
Arkansas Bank Bldg
Mutual Insurance
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