Social Calendar Highlights First Baptist Church Week
The social calendar lists meetings and events for September at First Baptist Church and affiliated groups. Circles of the Women’s Missionary Union meet from 2:30 to 5:30 PM at various homes, plus a school-year opening ceremony on Tuesday and a Cosmopolitan Club meeting at 7:45 PM. A tea follows Missery’s farewell. Transportation is offered to a church picnic at 6:30 PM Monday.
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First Baptist Church
Mie
Pirst
Ald
Thaleuetors
Ehib
Neal Jesen Sinper
Hisstonary Union of the Firsts
Baptist Church
Claude Namilton
Women's Missionary ‘Union
Church
Holt
Oulezby Plt
Missery Weary
Jerome
Arkansas
Paisley PT. A
Widiforium
P'Rigek
Bory
Tenry
Coming and Going At Camp Wallers and Local Visits
A garbled community notice lists multiple personal movements and visits. Wingfield Stroud and Tekns visit family at Camp Wallers. relatives travel between Dallas and Arkansas. Notables include Mrs. Lloyd Spencer’s weekend trip, Senator Spencer’s accompanying events, and several local residents hosting guests and returning from cities such as St Louis, Tampa, and Little Rock. Major James W. Branch travels from Louisiana maneuvers to home. New arrivals report a baby boy born at Julia Chester hospital.
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James W. Branch
Camp Chiflee
Arkansas
Mayo
EB. J. Cox
South Washington
Julia Chester
Sali
Py.ane Mys Woodrow, Yeaser
Southwestern Proving
Cardinals Hold Lead Over the Brooklyn Bums
The Associated Press report notes the St Louis Cardinals cling to a pennant edge as Brooklyn battles to catch up. Cardinals can lose one of six remaining games and still win. Brooklyn would need multiple wins. Key games featured Morton Cooper shutting out Chicago in a doubleheader and Claude Passeau shaping a Cubs win.
Nominate Gunder Hae Outstanding Athlete for 1942
Wide World Sports columnist Hugh Fullerton Jr. hails Scandinavian runner Gunder Haakge as a leading 1942 athlete candidate. The piece notes his string of world records in under three months, compares him to Paavo Nurmi, and ponders Haakge’s potential move to America for next season. It also touches on war-time travel notes, fanfare around football officials, and aviation feats of Flying Tigers veterans.
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New York
Gunder Hae
Hix
Panva Nurmi
Haekge
Guthder
Sweden
America
St. Looey
Edward L. Stiles
Southers
Ohio
China
Burma
Flying Tigers
Gene Sarazen
Eddie
Finney Drives Home All Boston Runs in Second Game
The Athletics ended their season a week early by schedule quirk. Washington beat Philadelphia 11-9 in game one with a seven run ninth inning rally, while Philadelphia salvaged the nightcap 2-1 aided by four Senator errors. Old Mel Harder hurled a two hit shutout for Cleveland as the Indians lost the second game 6-5 to Detroit. The White Sox capitalized on four Browns errors to win 8-5 in game one, but St Louis answered 4-2 in the follow-up.
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Finney
Boston
Philadelphia Athletics
Washington
A's
Philadelphia
Mel Harder
Detroit Tigers
Cleveland Indians
Brightness Gone Rejoins Candace and Peter in Strained Summer Gala
In a New York City brownstone, Candace and Peter navigate family troubles and a chain of social tension. Peter plans a single room as he anticipates personal and financial strain, while Martin confronts the fallout of past decisions and career ambitions. The trio confronts a father’s failing health and a family rift, foreshadowing further conflict as Peter resists leveraging his father’s connections.
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Peter
Tuckaways
Candace
Martin
Tater
Chip Wilson
Bill Ward
Congress Schedule Stresses Debates on Tax and Price Bills
Today in Congress the Senate is to open debate on a price stabilization bill with 11 am CST sessions. An agriculture subcommittee considers amendments while the Finance Committee discusses a new tax bill. The Interstate Commerce subcommittee hears Assistant AG Thurman Arnold on the Mussolini era ban on recording music for broadcast. House routine session is listed with Saturday recess for both chambers.
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Associated Press
Senate
Agricuture Subcommittee
Finance Committee
Interstate Commerce
Millee
Thurman Arnold
Musseini’ Union
HOUSE
Travelers Drop Tough One to Nashville Vols
Paul Erickson pitched 10 innings of shutout ball and Nashville won 1-0 in ten innings, gaining a one game edge over Little Rock in the best-of-seven series. Lopat and Trexter matched until a late error and walks produced the winning run as Nashville’s playoff bid continued with decisive relief.
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Associated Press
Paul Frickson
Nashville Vols
Chicago Cub
Nashville
Southpaw
Ea Lopat
Little Rock
Eriels JSON
Wim Shilling
Sharp Sligh
Lopat
Cal Chapman
Charley Work Dnan
Vals
Willis Hudlin
Jim Trexter
Vols
Trexter
The
Travs
Litte Rack
New Orleans
George Jercoat
Nashvill
Wolves Lose to Camden Panthers 14-0 in Camden
Prescott News reports Camden Panthers defeated the Wolves 14-0 at Abbott Field in Camden. Scoring occurred in the first half after a fumble recovery near the 30, with rushing drives by Blunt Crockett and Mann to the goal, and an end run by Blount for the 7-0 lead. A Prescott drive in the second quarter was halted.
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Wolves
Camden Panthers
Prescott
Abott Field
Camden
Blunt
Drowned Child Remembrance and Local Sports Notes
Funeral services were held for John Paul Prince, 19 months, who drowned near Delight after wandering from playing children. Also reported are high school football notes from Prescott and Camden with Porter and Watson starring, plus O G lease filings and property details.
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Dalight
John Paul Prince
Ius Frinte
Delight
C. C. Prince of
Prescott
Oil and Gas Leaces
Lobie Pelt
Bo Warmack, Jr
Calendar of meetings and canvass plans for September
On Monday September 21 the Eastern Star meets at the Hall for obligation and initiation at 4:00 p.m. On Tuesday September 22 the Survey workers of churches will gather at First Presbyterian to receive canvass instructions and territory for the September 27 city wide visitation and census at 7:30 p.m. The Y W A of First Baptist church will meet at the church.
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Eastern Star
Presbyterian
Navy Cadet Elwood Robinson Visits His Mother
Elwood Robinson a Nava Air cadet at Pensacola Florida is the guest of his mother Mrs Mitte Robinson. He is to transfer from Pensacola to Corpus Christi Texas to complete his training. 22 Miss Helen Scott of Little Rock spent the weekend with her parents Mr and Mrs Hunter Scott. Mrs Ed Barham of Little Rock visited relatives here Saturday. Jack Hardy rewired Monday to Seattle Washington after spending his furlough with his parents.
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Elwood Robinson
Pensacola
Fls
Hart Family Ties Noted Amid War Time Edges
Fragmentary OCR notes mention Mr and Mrs R B Hart and several individuals including Mary Sué Gordon and Warren Cummings as Fincher family relations. Historical line references 1641 British volunteers and a vast 3.5 billion pound figure with raids over Britain, plus mention of cooking and destruction statistics.
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R. B. Hart
Mary Sué Gordon
Jaf Hedderson
Blate Teadhlege
Arkade Elphida
C. Gordon
Bob Fincher
Alf Wanido
the Fincher
Warren Cummings
Britain
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Women's Missionary Union of the
Wivse Baptist
Women's Missionay
Asiary
Plist Church
GA. Habla
Cosmopolitian Club
George Robison
Royce Smith
Contract Bridge Club
George Ware
Welock
Hope
Roem
Reel Cross
Percell Cornelius
Chappda
Hay View
Reading Club
Gil Haynes
Wingfield Stroud
Camp Wallers
Tekns
W. M. Strand
Jimmy and
Jackendiix
Satureday
Dalla Rouge
Veehler Lowsling State University
Lloyd Spencer
Wishiegion I Ci Ty
Senator Spencer
Bernard Waddle
Ridder
Mr. Waddle
Mrs. C. B. Waddle
W. B. Ferndons
Roy Powell
Texarkana
Clyde HI
St. Louis
Dotn Clyde Hill
Port Leotard Wood
RV. Herndon
Pha Grank
Migs’ Tenhic Tau Herndon
Rufus Hergidon
J.J. Duke
Tampa
Texas
Bill Routan
Henderson State Cachets' College Arkadelpha
Ralph Routon
William Robertson
Gam
Port Arthur
Leo Perdue
Leann
Patiehnk
Josephine Hospital
Yory Econowien Jir Ie
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Mickey Rooney
Boystown
Claudette Calbert
Ray Milland
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Sheridan Paramount
Dennis Morgan News
Jack Carsey Morar
Byrvra
Cardinals
Brooklyn
Judson Bailey
Associated Press Sports
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Riet
Phils
Claude Pusseau
Chicago Cubs
Cards
Morton Cooper
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Willrow Wyatt
Tommy Doughes
Buck Newsom
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Pirates
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New York Yankees
Boston Red Sox
Darkneys
Pleu
Gerry Priddy
Lou
Hugh Fullerton, JR
Wide World Sports
Atkinson, Jr
Louisville Times
Solomon Islands
Chicago Betws
North Cavaliba U
Charley Berry
Elmer Layden
Irv
Chicago Times
Kupelner
Trim
Jimmy Dykes
Charley
Holly Watterson
Peter Prager
Tiwnaowel
Martten Poteen
Moelle Avion Sis
Peter Fitve
Lewris Cather
Urate
Trainians
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Presser
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NEA Service, Inc
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Hartshorne
Congress
Travelers
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St.Joseph
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Saenger
Matinee
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Heart of America
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