Community Club Activities Mention Friday Meetings and School Notes
Readable portions describe September events at Hempstead County Red Cross rooms and local club meetings. Activities include Surgical Dress production, Friday Cantract club hosting, First Baptist church gathering, Junior Senior High PTA session with 126 new members, rummage sale planned for October 17, and talk on school programs. Also notes on Bridge Club gatherings, contract bridge evenings, and Tuesday Contract Club results with hostesses and prizes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nick Jewell
Thys Vaain
Hempsteger County
P.T. A
Minty
PD. T. A
Hospitality Committee
Beryl Henry Fircated
E. F. Metaddin
Finance Committee
Transportation Committee
Homrs
Hugh White
Bery Henry
J. Jones
Weary
Scrap Collection Supervisor Named in Nevada County
Scrap Collection Supervisor De Bevill has been named supervisor for scrap iron and junk collection in Nevada County. He makes regular trips countywide seeking usable scrap for the war effort. Those with scrap to sell or contribute should contact Mr Bevill to dispose of it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
de Bevill
Nevada
Bevxille
Coming and Going Notices and Visits
Mrs. Charles Naynes returns from Little Rock after a board meeting. Mrs. J. W. Jones leaves for Florida. Riley Kansas hosts a weekend with Pat Jones. Mr. and Mrs. John P. Cox visit Texarkana on Thursday. Sgt. and Mrs. Ben McRae return to Ino California after days with Dorsey McRae. Mrs. Billy Duckett travels as far as Dallas. Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Spragins return from a motor trip to Little Rock. Pvt. Carlton King of Fort Devens visits. Mrs. Hurold Lawrence and Mrs. Truett Simmons host at the King home. James William Cantley vacations in New York and Baltimore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben McRae
Ino, Crlif
Dorsey McRae
Dallis
Billy Duckett
Wace
Pvt
Carlton King
Ft. Devens
Mass
Hurold Lawrence
Truett Simmons
Texarkana
la. L. King
Fights Last Night From The Associated Press Highlights
Detroit Lee Savold outpointed Tony Musto in Des Moines Illinois. Frankie Rubino outpointed Cartos no Cuchas in New York. Angelo Cal lava outpointed Johnny Compa in Hamilton Ontario. Herbert Marshall stopped Al Smith in Brooklyn. Frankie McDougall stopped Bronco in Fall River. Canady has 26 national parks spanning Nova Scotia to British Columbia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Detroit
Lee Savold
Des Moines
Ill
Tony Mus
Chicago
New York
Frankie Rubino
Brookllyn
Puerto Rico
New Haven
Conn
Angelo Callava
Hamilton
Ont
Johnny Compa
Elizabeth
N. J
Herbert Marshall
Broklyn
al Smith
Fall River
Mass
Frankie McDougall
Fore Bronco
Canady
Nova Scotia
British Columbia
Cards Virtually Clinch National League Pennant
The St Louis Cardinals surged toward the NL pennant as the Dodgers slumped with a 9-2 loss to the Pirates. Cards led Boston in a tight stretch, while New York won their 100th game and Tex Hughson joined the 20-win club. DiMaggio hit his 20th homer as the Yankees beat Detroit 7-4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sid Feder
Associated Press
Old St. Loo
Cardinals
Dodgers
Malbush
Pittsburgh Pirates
Boston
St. Louis
al Javery
Ebbets Field
Bank of Ngland
Joe Louis
Red Birds
Cubs
Phillies
New York Yankees
Tex Hughson
Joe DiMaggio
Yanks
Detroit Tigers
Bombers
Hughson
Boston Red Sox
Wesley the Cheelk Ferrell
Tex
St. Louis Browns
Brightness Gone and Bricks of Family Collapse
Peter enters a brutal summer at a medical fellowship as the Chief tests him with hard questions. He learns his father Bruce Frazier has lost Tuckaways and money, Belle has left, Candace pursues nursing, and Peter faces an uncertain future amid looming debts and a vanished home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter
Dr. Stacy
Dr. Morrison
Petey
Tle
Bruce
New York
Tuckaways
Bruce Frazier
Mr. Frazier
Res
Belle
Sengs
Candace
Merrymount
Pace setter puzzle in Whirlaway Alsab race and more
Wide World Sports notes pace setting in the Whirlaway Alsab race causing fan perplexity. Henry A. Sullivan from Salem checks on the Bomber quips while Halas scouts for Army All Stars in Baltimore. Navy recruiting drives, boxing weight shifts, Great Lakes football jokes, and quirky ball drama at Norfolk and Minnesota all pepper a wideround roundup of sports scraps and ribbing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Wnless
Cunningham
Venzke
Mangan
George Halas
Eastern” Army
Baltimore
Alfred G. Vanderbilt
Navy
Vanderbilt
Pimlico
Hal Mollison
Hank Melody
Chicago
Mollison
Fort Sheridan
Melody
Fort
Great Lakes
Hutson
Little Rock and Nashville Meet in Shaughnessy Playoffs
The Little Rocks Travelers and Nashville Vols open the Shaughnessy Playoff finals Sunday in Little Rock. Little Rock earned the spot by beating New Orleans 4 1, with Jim Trexler and Ed Lopat combining for eight hits allowed. The series mood centers on a best of seven, with the winner facing the Texas league champion in the Dixie series.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Little Rocks Travelers
Nashville
Little Rock
New Orleans Pelicans
Jim Trexler
Ed Lopat
Trexler
New Orleans
Travel&ve
Bill Seinswhrdis Hrduuh
Jim Tyack
Tommy McBride
Bob Fausett
Seingath
George Docking
Dee Moore
Peih
Travelers
Birmingham
Little Rack
Frank Papish
Ed Lapat
Notable 1940s Baseball Weekend From Multiple Cities
Recap of dramatic baseball play across major league games. Philadelphia Athletics pitcher Roger Wolff shut out Jimmy Dykes and the Chicago White Sox 1-0. Sid Hudson arrived late to beat the Senators 6-5 in Cleveland. Babe Young fueled the New York Giants with a homer and seven RBIs in an 11-1 win over the Reds. Hank Wyse pitched eight innings of a shutout as the Cubs crushed the Phillies 8-0.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia Athletics
Roger Wolff
Jimmy Dykes
Chicago White Sox
Cleveland
Sid Hudson
Senators
Indians
Babe Young
Polo Grounds
Harry Feldman
New York Giants
Cincinnati Reds
Chicago Cubs
Phillies
Hank Wyse
Back to School Back to Church at First Baptist
Sunday at FIRST BAPTIST Third and Main Streets features Back to School Back to Church Back to God with 10 45 am Morning worship A Great Duty and Opportunity and an 8 pm Evening worship Preparing For our Inevitable Meeting The church extends a cordial welcome to all.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church News First Baptist
William R. Hamilton
God's Word
Baptist Training Union
First Baptist Church
First Methodist Pine
Kenneth L. Spore
Bobcats Open Season at Smackover in Lively Kickoff
The Hope High School Bobcats travel to Smackover for the season opener led by Buckaroos' all-state back Scott. With 12 lettermen back, the Cats aim to improve as the campaign starts amid Arkansas high school conference play. Nearby, Benton, North Little Rock, El Dorado, Fordyce, Blytheville, Pine Bluff, Forrest City, Russellville, Malvern, Fort Smith, Hot Springs, Camden, and several others begin or continue schedules with varied matchups and intra conference action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hope High School
Bobcais
Smackover
Camden
Buckaroos
Scott
Damon
Bobcats
Cats
Associated Press
North Little Rock
Wildcats
Benton Panthers
Panthers
Lloyd Harrington
el Dorado
Fort Smith
van Buren
Hot Springs
Trojans
Clarksville
Wheic
Prescott
Burke and Cumbie Take Radio Course
Syvell A. Burke and J. Ray Cumbie of Hope Arkansas joined the first loss of radio operator mechanic students at the Army Air Force Technical School in Chicago. Both were inducted July 17 at Camp Robinson. Burke was a department store assistant manager and Methodist Young People’s leader. Cumbie was a Hope Junior Chamber secretary and Hempstead County Riflemen’s vice president. The school, led by Brig. Gen. Arnold Krogstad, uses former Stevens and Congress hotels and the Coliseum for studies starting August 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
P Vis
Syvell A. Burke
J. Ray Cumbie
Camp Robinson
Hope
Ark
Rmy Air Force Technical School
Stevens and Congress
Pvt. Burke
E. S. Burke
Pvt. Cumbie
J. T. Cumbie
Burke
Methodist Young People’s Assn
Cumbie
Hope Junior Chamber of Commerce
Hempstead County Riflemen's Assn
Technicals
Arnold Krogstad
Chicago Convention Hall
Sunday church services and revival plans listed
A string of Sunday programs across churches includes The Power of Pentecost and Let's take a Trip to Calvary, Sunday school at 9 45, morning worship at 11, C A Union at 7, evening service at 8, mid week at 9, with special music led by S Mays and J B Hamill. Revival by Rev Howard starts Tuesday at 8 from Fort Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calvary
5S. A. Mays
J. B. Hamill
the Tabernacle
M. W. Howar
Fort Smith
First Pentecostal Church
Howard
First Christian
Millard W. Baggett
Society Notes Briefly Ease Into Local Circles
Society items describe Kathryn Buchanan and Addys Brown returning from Lake Hamilton while Sergeant Jimmie Duke visits from Camp Robinson with family. The Irving, Gordon, Mitchell households host guests from Hobbs Dallas and Dallas area as Frances Thrasher returns from Hot Springs. John C. Stegar departs for Westminster College Fulton and R. Crawford visits relatives in Memphis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kathryn Buchanan
Addys Brown
Lake Hamilton
Jimmie Duke
Camp Robinson
Jim Duke
C. M. Irving
Hobbs
Texas
A. B. Gordon
Dudley Gordon
Gordon
Dallas
L. L. Mitchell
Francecs Thrasher
Hot Springs
John C. Stegar
Fulton
Westminster College
R. Crawford
Memphis
Tenn
Holly
Ouachita to Play Part of Grid Schedule
Ouachita State College reverses wartime football ban and will play all out of state opponents on the 1942 schedule after a trustees meeting. Coach Walton cites morale and support from Henderson Teachers Arkansas Tech and Arkansas State Teachers as the reason for resuming play.scheduled games include Memphis State October 2 and Louisiana Normal November 3 with tentative dates for McMurray College and another Louisiana Normal contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arkadelphia
Ouachita
Arkansas
Henderson
Arkansas Tech
Arkansas State
W. I
Bill) Walton
Tech
Memphis State
Memphis
Louisiana Normal
McMurray College
Terearkana
Hammond
University of Arkansas, Payetteville
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Webb Luseder
Comtrict Bele Club
Thomas Inser
Wo A
Pirst
Elizabeth Bridewell
Elizabeth Bridewall
Henry Sommerville
Opal Garher
Helen Bowden
Plorenalen
Roy Stephenson
Highway 67
Ketly Bryant
Louise Hanegan
Helen 'Hesterly
NEW Saenger
Lionel Barrymore
Lew Ayers
Bill Elliott
Tex Ritter
Royal Mounted
Midnight
Saenger
Wed-Thurs
Sun-Man-Tues
Rialto
Hong Kong
New York Town
Fei-Sat
Syun-Mon
Charles Naynes
The
J. W. Jones
FL. Riley
Kansas
Pat, Jones
John P. Cox
Mrs. C. C. Spragins
James William Cantley
By Holly Watterson
Peter Itruzier
Kuxinie
Nome
Hugh Fullerton, JR
Wide World Sports
Henry A. Sullivan
Salem Mass
Carl Mulleneaux
Don
Green Bay Packers
Norfolk Naval Air Station
Jarratt
B. Rideout
Rideout
M. Rideout
D. Poole
J. Poole
H. Poole
D. Barnes
F Barnes
L. Barnes
Bolster
William and Mary
Midshipmen
Midway
Doc Cramer
Albert Lea
Minn
Tribune
Minnesota
Gophers
Dr. L. i
Prins
Rocks
Vols
Pasior
Hope Gospel Tabernacle
Assembly of God
North Main
Avenue D
Wck
Mamilll
Burke and Cumbie
Church OF Christ
Taylor Davis
Corner Fifth and
Grady
First Pentecostal
West Fourth
Ferguson
W. P. Graves
Bible School
Malcolm Porterfield
Haiti
America
Christian Endeavor Societies
Aeheare
P. MI
Anne Shirley
Chas. Coburn
Don ‘Red’ Barry
Missouri
Spencer Tracy
Mickey
Rooney
Boystown
Sam
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