Social Calendar Highlights Local Church Auxiliaries
Monday events include St Mark's Aux untay meeting at Mrs A L Diack home at 4 pm with key business agenda. First Presbyterian Executive Board at 2 45 pm. Circle No 2 at Mrs W R Herndon home 3 pm. other circles 3 pm. First Methodist Circle 1 pm luncheon. Women’s Society of Christian Service and Band Auxiliary meetings. Ouachita Presbyterians conference 9 30 am. Winsome class 7 pm with pat luck supper. New American Legion Aux. to follow.
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St. Mark's Aux Unty
The
Episcopal Church
A. L. Diack
First Presbyterian Church
W. R. Herndon
First Baptist Sunday School
Pat Luck
Local clubs host September meetings and birthday party
Wary officers will be installed at a September meeting at Mrs. Ellen’s home at 3 o clock with co hosts. Brookwood FB T A plans a guest speech by Miss Henry on Our Contribution to Victory at 3. Lieat Garden club meeting postponed. Nancy Lou Smith hosts fifth birthday party at her mother’s home with games contests and favors for Audry Vivian Light James Ed Florence Cornelius Jerry Phillips Sandra Watkins Robin Ann Sutherland and Millie Ed Brown.
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R. C. Ellen
C. B. Presley
Dale Tedder
Fred Pormby
A. BE. Morsant
Nancy Lol Smith
Barty
Ralph Smith
Nancy Lou Smith
Audry
Vivian Light
sIames
Florence Cornelius
Jerry Phillips
Sandra Watkins
Robin Ann Sutherland
Millie Ed Brown
Coming and Going and New Arrivals at Local Colleges
Numerous social notes recount Miss Polly Tolleson and Miss Marie Antoinette Williams leaving for Denton Texas to enter Texas State College for Women, and several others visiting or traveling between Henderson State Teachers College Monticello A and M and The Principia College. New arrival counts a baby girl Carolyn Frank born to Mr and Mrs Frank Yarbrough at Julia Chester on Sunday.
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Polly Tolleson
Marie Antoinette Williams
Denton
Texas
Texas State College For Women
Miss Tolleson
C. P. Toleson
Miss Willams
Glen Williams
Monticello A
M. ‘College
Frank Yarbrough
Carolyn Frank
Julia Chester
Kroger chief Morrill 57 dies. Hayes, ABA figure named
Albert Henry Morrill of Cincinnati aged 57, president of Kroger Grocery & Baking Co since 1930, native of Cincinnati. William A. Hayes of Milwaukee, 70, former vice president of the American Bar Association and counsel for the Sea Line Railroad. Also notes Greenland hosts the only natural cryolite deposit used in aluminum refining.
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Associated Pres
Albert Henry Morrill
Cincinnati
The
Kroger Grocery & Backing Co
William A. Hayes
Milwaukee
American Bar Association
Benwee
Sea Line Hailroad
Greenland
Travelers Take 2-1 Lead In Playoff Series
Lille Rock travelers edged New Orleans 4-1 in ten innings as Freddie Hancock belted a three run homer off Bill Seinsoth in the tenth. Seinsoth took the loss to fall to 11-? while Ed Lapai pitched nine hits and Little Rock left two on base at the plate. Nashville Vols beat Birmingham 2-0 behind Paul Erickson to pull even in that series.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lille Rockravelers
Orleans
Freddie Hancock
Trayler
Pelgfice
Bill Seinsoth
Seinsoth
Pravel&rs
Little Rock
Hantnck
Ed Lapai
New Orleans
Larry Gilbert
Nashville Vols
Birmingham
Paul Erickson
Chicago Cubs
Erickson
Barons
Johny Riddle
Vols
Pat Ankenman
New Oreans
George Dockins
Trarler
Little Rock Tonight
Willis Hudlin
AL Moran
Years Past Golf Headlines Span Local Open Wins
The page recalls three past golf moments: Lisyd Man Grinn’s 275 in a 72-hole Auntie City Open, Elizabeth Hicks’ 307 for 72 holes in the Women’s Western Derby, and a Greyhound sulky record 3:12.14 set with Sep Palin guiding Rosalind in 1988.
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Associated Press
Lisyd Mangrinn
Elizabeth Hicks
Greyhound
Sep Palin
Sulkky
Rosalind
Congress agenda covers anti inflation bill revisions and tax talks
Senate meets at 11 a m as negotiations continue on anti inflation legislation while the Finance Committee nears final changes to the House approved tax bill. The House holds a routine session as Saturday schedules show both chambers active. U S petroleum output remains about two thirds of world supply.
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Congress
Associated Press
Senate
House
United States
McMurry tackle doubles as player coach in college football
Arthur Wylie a 235 pound tackle at McMurry College is drafted as player coach by Jim Conger. Wylie will play 50 to 60 minutes on game days and coach the rest of the week. If he struggles a substitute will be sent in. The piece notes a trend of coach shortages as football headlines rise.
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Hugh Fullerton
Wide World
New York
Hal Sayles
Abilene Tex
Arthur Wylie
McMurry College
Jim Conger
Wylie
Art
Sayless
Candace Beck Faces Dalliance as Martin Corby Remains Distant
Candace, heir to a wealthy family, waits anxiously for Martin Corby after a tense departure with Peter, who escorted him away. She debates her future, hoping for a letter, while Peter internalizes guilt over the strained ties and the promise of an early departure. Martin’s letter suggests a planned visit as Candace clings to hope amid mounting doubt.
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Candace Ievk
Han
Bruce Wragier
Teil
Peter
Martin
Yankees Edge Toward Pennant in Cleveland Victory
The New York Yankees can clinch the 1942 American League pennant with a win in Cleveland or a Boston loss in Chicago. The Red Sox won both ends of a doubleheader against Chicago, while Brooklyn, St. Louis, and Cincinnati faced setbacks as pennant races tighten.
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8Id Feder
Associated Press
St. Louis Cardinals
Brooklyn Dodgers
New York Yankees
Cleveland
Boston Red Sox
Chicago
Yanks
Dodgers
Cardinals
Cincinnati
Philadelphia Phils
Phils
Terry Moore
Brooklyn
Bucky Walters
Ray Starr
Mathewson
Lew Riggs
Reds
Lennie Merullo
Chicago Cubs
Lennie
Boston Braves
Braves
Yankees
Red Ruffing
Hane Borowy
Ed Sox
Chicago White Sox
Bill Butland
Tex Hugson
Bostons
New Yark Giants
Pittsburgh
St. Louis Browns
Philadelphia Athletics
Washington
Detroit
Pros Getting Enough of Jarrin John
Irving article notes Maj. Wallee Wade's Western Army All Stars facing National Pro League clubs. Texas A M 1940 graduate John Kinnibrough, sidelined two years, stars with repeated long kickoff returns and rushing scores. Army team suffers 36 to 26 loss to Green Bay Packers in Milwaukee, improving their pro record to three wins and two defeats.
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Harold Clausen
New York
Army
John Kinnibrough
Texas A & M
Maj
Wallee Wade
Western Army All Stars
Green Bay Packers
Milwaukee
Cal
Rob
Cubs Rookie Shortstop Bet Ling Warmups in Milwaukee
A rookie Cubs shortstop named Bet Ling warms up in Milwaukee, kicking a baseball and a soccer ball around the outfield. Text hints at future entertainment with Jimmy Wilson possibly playing a soccer game for fans next season.
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Cubs
Milwaukee
Jimmy Wilson
Garden Club sets first fall meeting at J B Hesterly home
Prescott social page lists Garden Club gathering at Mrs J B Hesterly with co hosts and urged attendance at 2 30 pm. Several residents and visitors are noted including Miss Jewell Fore, Sgt and Mrs Dan Pittman Jr in town, Frances Newth and others. A commission as captain in the Army Air Force is reported for Charles Dundee and other local movements and visits are mentioned.
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Garden Club
J. B. Hesterly
John Hubbard
Gus McCaskill
C. J. Stephenson
Herbert Regan
Verdon Fore
Jewell Fore
Norton
Lillian Fore
Dan Pittman Jr
New Orleans
al Williams
Little Rock
A. W. Hudson
el ‘Gise Hudson
Middleton
A. C. Hudson
Gastron
Ala
Frances’ Newth
Charles Dundee
Army Air Force
Las Vegas
N. M
Dan Pittman
Q. R. McDaniel
Texarkana
Dorothy
Yesterday's Stars By The Associated Press
Baseball results recap from AP with multiple games: Walters and Starr lead Reds over Brooklyn 6-3 in six-hit duel. Starr adds five-hitter and RBI in 4-1 nightcap win. Ruffing, Borowy shine for Yankees in a 9-1 opener. Borowy nine-hitter, two RBIs in 4-1 win. Phillies, Cardinals, Giants, Red Sox, White Sox, Browns show strong pitching and late-inning offense across doubleheaders and single games.
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Associated Press
Bucky Walters
Ray Starr
Reds
Walters
Brooklyn
Red Ruffing
Hank
Borowy
Yankees
Indians
Tommy Hughes
Tom Livingston
Philles
Anderry Moore
Cardinals
Hughes
Ards
Livingston
Moore
Bill Butland
Tex Hugh
Neyland's eastern forces prep for bears clash in charity
Neyland's eastern squad sails for a sequence of tuneups against the Giants, Dodgers, and Bear from Chicago, with a Westerners finale at Syracuse. Pro league openers saw the Chicago Cards beat the Rams 7 0, Eagles topple Steelers 24 14, and the Bears thump the Redskins 38 14 despite 37 passes by Sammy Baugh. Bud Schwenk starred for the Cardinals and Tommy Thompson connected on 12 of 18 for the Eagles.
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Neyland
New York Giants
Brooklyn Dodgers
Baltimore
Big Bad Bears
Chicago
Boston
Westerners
Giants
Syracuse
Chicago Cards
Cleveland Rams
Buffalo
Philadelphia Eagles
Pittsburgh Steelers
Bud Schwenk
St. Louis
Washington University
Tommy Thompson
Eagles
Bass
Bill Dudley
Virginia
Steelers
Bears
Washington Redskins
Sammy Baugh
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First Presbyterian
Mary Carrigan
First Methodist Church
Plyot Methodist Church
Contract Bridge Club
Roy Stephenson
Ouachita Presbyterians
Nashville, Arkansas
Dorsey McRae
New American Legion
By Galbraith
U.S. Pat
Rialto
James Stewart
Kathryn Hepburn
Philadelphia Story
Leo Carrillo
Andy Devine
Hong Kong
Fred MacMurray
Mary Martin
New York Town
Lieat Garden Club
A. J. Slusser
Bill Routon
Henderson State Teachers College
Ralph Routon
James C. Cross
Washington, D. C
Cross
Capital City
Nashville
Hope-Nashville
George Peck
Edwin Stewart
Robert LaGrone
Albert Graves
Ed McCarkle
Nick Jewell
Jimmy Jones
Charles Harrell
Bryan Hefnes
F.jd. Menry
Hope
Hope Country Club
J. M. Bush
A. BE. Slusser
F. Y. Trimble
Carolyn
A. K. Holloway
Shreveport
William Duckett
Bruce McRae
Waco, Texas
Sgt
Ben Mecrae
I McRae
J. L. Darnell
Deanna
Lille Rock
Nathan Harbour
William Greene
Camp Livingston
Joe Greene
Richard Fenwick
Rade
T. B. Fenwick
Mayle Cross
Principia College
Elsha
W. R. Anderson
Philadelphia
St.Joseph
Olie
Travelers Grab
Sports Mirror
Bowling Clubs of America
Fred Lipovetz
la Crosse
Wis
Nixson
J. Willard Ridings
T.C.U
Texas A and M
Eddie Stanky
Holly Watterson
Candace
Corby
Marstin
Hobbstor
NEA Service, Inc
Fred
Miss Bob
Candace Beck
Tuckaways
Martin Corby
Jarrin John
McCleary Clinic
Prescott
Helen Hesterly
Camp Robine
John’ Marshall
Camp ‘Robinson
Prescott Hardware Co
Alr School
Army Air Fi Flexible Gunnery School
Myers, Fla
Bomar
Prescou
Casus
Azay
Rostov
Frank Mayes
Browns
Auker
Athletics
Stephens
Homer
Hayes
NEW Saenger
Culm Anh
Leif Erickson
Saenger
Sun-Mon-Tues
Oere Wed
Matinee Daily Sun-Mon
Philadelphia Star
Newo Fri-Sat
Herbie Kay and His Orchestra
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