Social Calendar Details From St Mark's Episcopal Women
Social calendar lists two events for September 28 and 29. The Women Auxiliary meets at Miss Maggie Bell’s home at 4 PM on Monday. Tuesday hosts Garden Class at Mrs R D Franklin’s home with Mrs R V Herndon Sr as co host at 3 PM. Members urged to attend and volunteers asked to report with equipment to Hempstead county Red Cross Production rooms.
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St. Mark's Episcopal Church
Maggie Bell
Gardenia Garden
Elass
R. D. Franklin
R. V. Herndon
Miss Pence Weds Harvey Barr in Home Ceremony
Miss Virginia Pence of Batesville wed Harvey B Barr Jr at the bride's home on September 24. The ceremony featured an improvised greenery altar, pink and white floral arrangements, and a reception. The bride wore a blue wool suit. maid of honor Miss Carolyn Barr wore a black wool dress. Best man was Joe Amour. Dr John T Barr read the rings. The couple plan to live in Hope after a short wedding trip.
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Virginia Pence
Batesville
Harvey B. Barr
Hi. Ts. Barr
North Hervey
Carolyn Barr
Joe Amour
Washington
Barr
John T. Barr
Norman
Okla
Hone High School
Arkansas College
Ellington Field
Mrs Peck Hosts Tuesday Contract Bridge Club Party
Mrs George Peck hosted members of the Tuesday Contract bridge club at her South Hervey Street home Friday at 2:30. Autumnal zinnia decorations brightened the rooms while two tables of spirited games produced a high score prize won by Mrs RLGL Broach and Mrs Jack Lowe of Gordon. Dr Thompson Evans attended as a guest beyond the club as refreshments were served.
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George Peck
South Hervey Street
Beng Wang
Rlgl, Broach
Jack Lowe
Gordon
Thompson Evans
Ames Hosts and Departures Highlight City Weekend
The Ames hostess served a salac course with entree. Miss Beryl Henry leaves Sunday for Little Rock to reside four months before moving to Ferome Arkansas as director of school curriculum for the War Relocation Commission. Miss Marjory Ann Gilliam of El Dorado visits Miss Barbara LiGrone. Mr and Mrs Frederick Suits of Cambridge Mass were Friday guests of Mr and Mrs George Peek. J D Brown returns from a week in St Louis. El Dorado residents Mrs C F Nelms and Mrs A L Wisinger with Charles Nelms and others from El Dorado visit Graysdon Anthony home weekend. J R Henry returns to Dallas after city visit. Fred Thomason of the U S Navy returns to New York after visiting his parents.
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Beryl Henry
Sunsday
Little Rock
Ferome
Arkansas
War Relocation Commission
Marjory Ann Gilliam
el Dorada
Barbara LiGrone
el Dorade-Howe
C. F. Nelms
A. L. Wisinger
Charles Nelms
el Dorado
O. G.’ Wren and Son
Jimmy
Lie Rack
Graysdan Anthony Home
Fred Thomason
U. S. Navy
New York
J. G. Thomason
City
First Presbyterian Church Rally Day at Brewster
Sunday School begins at 9 45 with classes for all groups. Morning worship at 10 55 features a message by the pastor. No evening service. Young People's Meeting at 8 20 p m. Mid week prayer service Wednesday at 8 00. Ladies Auxiliary meets Monday at 2 40. Special offering for Sunday School extension. You are invited to work and worship with us.
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Tabernacle
B. T. GC
Adies
Young Peoples Meeting
Our Church School
Ys. Ae
First Christian Church Sunday Schedule Airdom
Millard W. Baggett serves as pastor at First Christian Church with Bible School at 9 45 am led by superintendent Porterfield. Morning worship includes Lord’s Supper, solo, and sermon titled Holy Provocation. Evening evangelistic service features familiar hymns and a sermon on Ultimate Faith. Twilight Meditation honors armed service members. Prayer meeting on Wednesday. Choir rehearsal Thursday.
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Bible School
Jalealia Porterfield
Tod Jones
Scott
Christian Endavor
Double Speed Mystery and a Cockpit Gun Mount
A Potomac body found prompts a hotel room mystery as a clerk reveals the dead man’s room was rented. The tale notes Washington living conditions and ends with a mention of Seversky’s cockpit gun mount enhancing gunner stability.
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Washington
Potomac
Ee Ites Seversky
Mechanic unit recruitment drives third Arkansas Ordnance Company
Major Richard Crocker and Gt. LD. Smith from the Office of Chief of Ordnance will oversee enlistment of 128 selected men for the third Arkansas Ordnance Maintenance Company. Seek machinists welders gun smiths blacksmiths leather and canvas workers cooks storekeepers and similar trades. Enlistment runs five days from Saturday September 26 at 18 Main Street Little Rock with training in maintenance for tanks armored vehicles and related equipment.
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Main Street
Little Rock
Arkansas
Arkansas Avomobile Cealer's Association
Elton Purtle Joins U. S. Signal Corps
Elton Purtle, son of Mr and Mrs Leslie Purtle, has joined the U S Signal Corps and is stationed at Camp Crow Missouri. His brother Elmer Purtle serves in the Air Corps at San Angelo Texas.
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Elton Purtle
Leslie Purtle
Tive
U. S. Signal Cor Ape
Bam Crow
Missouri
Elmer Purtte
Air Corps
San Angelo
Texas
Wright retains World Feather title in close outpointing
In a set of welterweight style bouts, Wright of New York-Chalky defeats Lu Costaninn of Los Angeles by decision to keep the World Featherweight title. Other bouts include Pablo stopping Tomez in Philadelphia, and Young drawing with Martin in Boston. Ortiz knocks out Carroll in El Centro.
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Associated New York
Chalky
Wright
Los Angeles
Tu Costaninn
New York
Philadelphia
Mayon _ Pablo
Pelya Tomez
Boston — Corp
Garvey Young
U. S
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Gearsie Martin
Boston
Drew
Detroit
Bob Pastor
Buddy Scott
Tampa
Fla
San Diego
Calif
Manuel Ortiz
el Centro
Bobby Carroll
Sports Mirror Highlights From Six Baseball Eras
AAP notes past seasons with Fel le rs no hitter and 25th win for the Cleveland Indians over the St. Louis Browns. Reds split a doubleheader with the St. Louis Cardinals to stay within one game of the NL pennant. Lou Chiozza belts a ninth inning homer to lift the New York Giants over the Brooklyn Dodgers and widen the Giants lead on the Cubs.
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Associated Press Today
Rob Feller
Cleveland Indians
St. Louis Browns
Cincinnati Reds
St. Louis Cardinals
Lou Chiozza
New York Giants
Brooklyn
Giants
Chicago Cubs
Warneke to Start Cubs in Key NL Pennant Clash
Lon Warneke is slated to pitch for the Chicago Cubs against the St. Louis Cardinals at Sportsman's Park as a two game series begins with the chance to clinch the National League pennant. The Cardinals lead the Cubs by two games and only need one win or Brooklyn losses to secure the title.
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St. Louis
Sportsman's Park
St. Louis Cardinals
Cardinals
Ernie White
Max Lanier
Chicago Cubs
Brooklyn
Lon Warneke
Arkansas
Cubs
Warneke
Chicago
Enos Slaughter
Johnny Happ
Cooper
Terry Meore
Kenesaw Mountain Landis
Landis
Ball Park
Stars Pace Doubleheader Win Over Braves in Pittsburgh
Yesterday's stars Dolph Camilil and Nodgere-nntgh homered, fueling a late rally against the Braves in the Pittsburgh opener. Halochamacher and Gant kept the line moving, Johnson and Pnng- former shutting out after the first, to take the nightcap. Thornton Lee, White Sox, yielded seven hits in a separate game.
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Associated Press
Dolph Camilil
Nodgere
Braves
Halochamacher
Gant
Johnson
Pnng
Thornton Lee
White Sox
Army prestige tops all in Louis Conn affair fallout
In New York on September 26 1946 Secretary of War Stimson urged prioritizing Army prestige over potential relief funds from the Louis Conn affair. The column notes calls for full disclosure on Army All-Star game funds and features remarks from Robert L. Barnes of the St. Louis Globe-Democrat and various sports figures.
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New York
Stimson
Rep. O'foole
Robert L. Barnes
St. Louis Globe - Democrat
New Coaches Start New Teams Today
New coaches debut across college football on a busy opening Saturday. Notre Dame tests a new offense against Wisconsin, while Minnesota hires Dr. George Hauser following Bernie Bierman’s Marines duty. Other programs unveil fresh leadership as service teams loom in season openers.
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Harold Claassen
New York
Notre Dame
Winsonsin
Minnesota
Fordham
Purdue
Duke
Tennessee
St. Mary's
Southern California
Gazens of Colleges
South Bend
Badgers
Madison
Frank Leahy
George Hauser
Golden Gophers
Bernie Bierman
Marines
Brightness Gone Chapter XV Drama Risks
Candace prepares for a great stretch of changes including a transfer to Good Samaritan and a birthday supper. Martin reacts with surprise and hurt as Candace reveals her move may end their separation. He confesses involvement with Faith Harrghorne, and Candace challenges the deception, sensing their rift deepening.
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Martin
Good Samaritan
Peter
Samaritan
Martin | Nally
Mrs
Pete
Faith Harrghorne
Hook
Dodgers Win In 11 To Stay In Race Against Braves
Dodgers beat the Boston Braves 6-5 in 11 innings to keep pace for the National League pennant. Max West homered twice, Dolph Camilli hit his 28th, and Arky Clise? triple. Camilli scored the deciding run on a little infield error as Libby Sisti overthrew Ernie Lombardi. The victory marked the Dodgers 102nd win, a franchise high. Hank Leiber debuted as a pitcher for the New York Giants in a doubleheader loss to Philadelphia. Chicago White Sox topped Cleveland 8-1 in the other game.
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St. Louis Cardinals
Brooklyn Dodgers
Boston Braves
Dodgers
Max West
Dolph Camilli
Roundiripper
Arky Cluzen
Camilli
Braves
Billy Herman
Libby Sisti
Caleher
Ernie Lombardi
Chicago Cubs
Hank Leiber
New York Giants
Phils
New York
Chicago White Sox
Cleveland Indians
Tribe
Detroit Tigers
Detroit
Cleveland
Football map hints at new mentors across major teams
About 80 teams changed mentors in the off season as Fordham led by Earl Walsh and Purdue under Elmer Burnham prepare for LaFayette Indiana clashes. Tulane under Monk Simons faces Southern California led by Jeff Cravath in Los Angeles. Northwestern and Harvard may meet stronger Iowa and North Carolina Pre-Flight Naval elevens. Alabama, Texas Christian, Georgetown, and other programs posted notable results in recent action.
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Fordham
Earl Walsh
Elmer Burnham
Purdue Boilermakers
LaFayette
Ind
Los Angeles
Tulane
Monk Simons
Southern Californias
Jeff Cravath
Northwestern
Harvard
Iowa
North Carolina
Naval
Pennsylvania
St. Mary's
Oregon
Army
Ohio State
Fort Knox
Calumbig Engaghne
Fort Momouth
All America
Frankie Sinkwich
Georgia
Jacksonville
Fla
Sinkwich
Alabama
Southwestern Louisiana Institute
Towa State
Denver
Colonado
Paul Lohry
Ed Agnew
Georgetown
Temple
Emery Nix
Texas Christlan
UCLA
Delaware
West Chester
Arkansas Opens Season Today With Wichita
Arkansas Razorbacks under new coach George Cole host Wichita University Shockers in the season opener. Early lineups show weight and experience edge for Arkansas. game set for 2:30 p.m. CWT in Dallas. Other notes mention SMU’s warmup win over North Texas State and Baylor’s evening test against Hardin Simmons, plus Rice opening vs Corpus Christi Naval Air with proceeds for Navy relief.
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Arkansas Razorbacks
Wichita University
Razorbacks
George Cole
Fred Thomson
Army
Air Forces
Wichita Pos
Arkansas Kocour
Tibbitts
Dallas
Tex
Southern Methodists
North Texas State
Francis Palattie
Waco
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North Texas
L. Carr
Albert Mikeska
Houston
Fou
Rice
Owls
Corpus Christis Naval Air Station
Navy Relief Fund
U.S
Congress adjourns. Senate and House recess until Monday
Senate and House go into recess with no debate scheduled until Monday. Senate previously postponed debate on anti inflation measures while House tracks time off.
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Associated Press
Senate
House
Yankees Base Stealers Look Foolish in World Series Odds
Report from 1926 notes the New York Yankees facing the St. Louis Cardinals in a tense World Series, with scouts citing explosive Yankee outfield and strong pitching as crucial factors. It highlights Joe Gordon and Phil Rizzuto at middle infield, Max Lanier and Ernie White as top NL arms, and cautious expectations from NL observers about countering the Yanks with sharp pitching and timely hitting.
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Gayle Talbot
New York
St. Lewiis
Cardinals
Adyvande
National League
Yankees
Billy Southworth
Aditi
Joe Gordon
Lanier
Ernie
Johnny Beazley
DiMelo
Keller
Godon
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