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TUESDAY, MARCH 8, 1998 BLYTHEVILLE (ARK.) COURIER NEWS Society Mews COURIER NEWS COMPLIMENTARY TICKET 'This 'Ticket Will Admit Mr. and Mrs. K. A. Greenway Dell, Ark.

--10 (C RITZ. THEATER IS WHERE YOU FIND IT" Social Calendar WEDNESDAY'S EVENTS Mrs. A. B. Fairfield and Mrs.

W. I. Denton entertaining Chapter "D' of P. O. with a luncheon at o'clock at home of Mrs.

lairfield. Junior -Senior Parent Teacher Association meeting in High school at 3:00 o'clock. Ladies' Bible Study of Church of Christ raceting with Mrs. Bennie Delphian Fine Arts mecling at 9:10 n. m.

no Hotel Noble. Wednesday Bridge club meeting willi Mrs. C. A. Cunningham.

THURSDAY'S EVENTS Mrs. 13. A. Lynch entertaining the Mid- Week Bridge club. 'Chursday Luncheon club meetbig Mrs.

Ross D. Hughes. Husiness Girl's Circle of the man's Missionary Union of First Baptist church meeting at church at 7:30 p. 111. Mis.

A. T. Cloar entertaining, Thursday Afternoon chub. Thursday Contract club meeting with Mrs. G.

Caudill. United Daughters or Confederacy -Yaceting at 2:30 p. m. at home or Mos. James B.

Clark with Mrs. A. M. R. Branson as co-hostess.

FRIDAY'S EVENTS Stated meeting of 0. F. S. nt 7:30 p. m.

at Hall. Mrs. Renkert Wetenkamp entertaining the Golden Rule Sunday school class of the First Christian church nt 7:30 p. m. Literary Department of Woman's club meeting a4 club house at 3:00 o'clock.

Hasson-Perry Rites Are Announced Here Announcement has been made of the marriage of Miss Mary Juanita Perry, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. D. McCarn, to Jamies Richard Hasson, son of Mr.

and Mrs. Janies Ernest Hosson, which was solemnized- February 20 at Norfolk. Va. The rites were perforned by the Rev. E.

Welch pastor or a' -Norfolk Methodist church, in a. lug service at the home of the bride's aunt. Mrs. F. I.

Willkamp. For the ceremony. the bride wore A black crepe frock, relieved at the neck and waist line with colored velvet trim. Her necessories were in black and she wore a corsage of pink rosebuds. The bride went to Norfolk 'February tenth to be the guest or Mr.

Hasson and her aunt. She returned here Saturday quid will continue to make her home with her parents natal June 5, when she plans to join Mr. finsson at Norfolk, where they will make their home. Mrs. Hasson, who has lived near Blytheville for a number of years.

received her education at the city Thigh school. Mr. Hasson, who moved here from Texarkana five sears ago, recelved fils high school education there. He then entered the University of whiere he became with the Kappa Sigma fraternity and Delta Sigma. Later, he attended the Columbia Military Acedamy al Columbia: in preparing for the United States Naval Academy.

Annapolls, 10 which he received an appointment. He then studied at Arkansas Scale college, Jonesboro, before he joined the United Sinles navy almost three years ago. die is taking it course in alr condittoning and plans la be connected with the Utilities Institute after his, release from the navy. He has been stationed at San Diego and 1.01g licach. until last December when he was sent to Norfolk after having spent a six weeks furlough at home.

(. E. 4. To Entertain Osceola Rainbow Girls The Rainbow Girls of Osceola will be the guests of the local Order of the Eastern Star at Its meeting Friday night at 7:30 o'clock al which time the Rainbow girls will demonstrate work of their order. All members of the O.

E. S. and all Masons are larged by the. offrors to attend this meeting. Executive Board Meets.

Plans for the final meetings of year were made by the executie board of the Woman's Aux-: iliary church of at the First Presbyterian, a meeting yesterday The Auxiliary year ends in Macch they will have only more mectings under their present this group organization. wilt have On March a luncheon meeting and a class of instruction, which will be followed on the 2Bth Ly a final program meeting at which time new officers be installed and the circle shifted. Study Southern and Composer, Eldney Lanler and Dan Emmett were the subjects of the program presented at the meeting of the Children of the Confederacy Saturday nfternoon at the home of Mildred and Doris Muir. The members present heard RiCh: Paddison discuss Southpoet, Lanier, and Smith tell the story of Dan Emmett and how 110 happened to write the song "Dixie." During the business meeting. plans were mnde to carry out the Slate and Sieneral programs.

The hostesses assisted by. their mother, Mrs. George Muir, in serving a dessert course. Study Group Meels Mrs. John C.

McHaney, WAS hostess to the Study Group of the Council of the First Christian Church, Atonday afternoon. Twenty members and two out of CATCH COLDS HANG ON EASILY AND ON VICKS VAPORUBhelps prevent helps end a many colds cold quicker FOLLOW VICKS PLAN FOR BETTER CONTROL OF COLDS Full Attails of the Plan in each Vicks Pork J10 AN UP-TO-DATE WATER SYSTEM THE KEY TO BETTER LIVING Just because your guests admire your antique keep-sakes is no sign that your antique plumbing will make a hit with them. Nothing SO marks the home as out-of-date as an' obsolete bathroom or kitchen: Any house, no matter how old, can be made modern and more liveable through the installation of new plumbing fixtures. Such improvements constitute not only an investment in better living but enhance the value of your property. BLYTHEVILLE WATER CO.

Courteous, Personal Attention to Every Customer Phone 80 113 So. Broadway town guests, Mrs. W. P. Cooley and son, David, of Joiner, and Mrs.

C. A. Tant of Charleston, were present. Mrs. MeHaney, president, presided in the business session.

During the reports, Mrs. J. Bryant. leader of the new group, gave a brief sketch of the life and activities of Adinh Gordon, missionary in Damoh, India, and for whom this group is named. 'The program was, 85 follows: scripture James by Mrs.

Kelwin Robinson; prayer. Die Rev. Cieo. W. Patterson; devotional.

"That They May Have Life," Mrs. M. duet, "Ivory Mrs. Patterson. and Mrs.

McHoney, accompanied by Mrs. A. R. Wetenkamp: introductory, "The Faith of the Mrs. J.

C. Ellis; "Religions- out of Southern Miss Lelia Heck; "The Abbot of the Temple or Luminous Mrs. Crell Lowe. The Rev. Mr.

Patterson announced his plans lor a pre-castec evangelistic meeting. which will begin April 3 and continue through Easter Sundny. AL the conclusion the hostess. assisted by Mrs. L.

L. Ward, servted salad course and coffee. St. Patrick's color scheme was carried out in tlie saind. Study "Rural America" Mrs.

L. L. Hubener reviewed two chapters of "Itura! which. is the study book of the Woman's Missionary society of the First Methodist church, when that group met yesterdoy afternoon nt the church Joint business and. study meeting.

The sociely will meet next Mon-: day and at the churcis (or a program! social hour, 0 Mrs. Nelson Complimented Mrs. Roy E. Nelson, who was vefore her recent marriage, Miss Mary Catherine Marin, wAS complimented will a bridge party and miscellaneous shower given by Mrs. J.

W. Adams, Mrs. J. W. Adams, and Mrs.

C. G. Smith, jr. Suturday nflernoon at the Adams home. Vases of jonquils.

Forsylhin. 2390 bridal wreath Corned spring background for the bridge games Bits of News Mostly Personal Mrs. Ralph Robinson, of arrived this morning to be Wilson. I the guest of her alter. Mrs.

Tom lips. act Sir. Phillips. Mrs. Vernon Thomason week- encl 141 St.

Louis with spent Mr. the Thoma on. Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Hardaway and son, Oscar, spent tho work end wild in Memphis.

Air. 1 day carter Hardaway. Mrs. hits 8431 34-t returned. ines, T.

1 Barnes is attending to la Memphis today. MIs A (i, Lite and Mrs. J. A. Leeris are in Memphis today Mrs.

Dick Lewis and of Carutherseille. are the guests ot Mis. Lewis' parents, Br. and airs. F.

I. Elliott. Gorge Martin spent the weekend in Me sphis with his parents, Mrs. Charles Langston and som, C. (:.

Langston I plans to lease sotte time next week for Bowling Green, where they visit Mrs. parrots, Alr. Mr. P. M.

1ukrs. Mr. and Mrs. C. A.

Cunningham spent in Trenton, as Lau Airs. mother. Mrs. 1. T.

Crenshaw. They were accompanied home by Mrs Grenstuw. who will remain for 34 two works visit with them. MIs I1. It.

Brooks, Mira. Arthur Nelson and daughter. do Non, Mrs. M. I.

Burr and Mrs. Ben Smith atr sp In Lexiny in Osceola. Mr. and Mrs. Curtis J.

Little go to Lictie Rock tomorrow when they will attend to busines for a few days. Mrs. Getur Sykes Imas gone lo Baton Rouge. for week's visit. with her parents, Mr.

al Mra. J. T. Pirillips. Man.

Jethi Trove. formerly of here and now of Brinkley, Is aril ically ill at the Memphis hospital. Her taby, who was born! several weeks 080, Is getting alone: nicely. Mrs. Addison Smith muel baby left Friday morning for Hillsborn, Ohio, to visit Alis.

Smith's parents. Mr. and Sirs. Rouch who ure celebrenting, their golden welding versary this week. Mrs.

Smith plans to return the middle of the week. 120y A. Dean, formerly ot and now of cainesettle, 39 611 at a hospital there from pneumonia. Although his condition has serous since he was 'stricken been Tuesday. he Is now Improving.

Allss Louise Lewis returned yesturday to her home la Ripconville. after A short visit with her brother. 11. 11 Lewis. nut family.

1 Marriage Licenses Only eight couples hace obtained licenses to weal from the Blytheville oftler of the county court clerk in the work. Nantes of the cooples 10 treE the or minister fellow: performing the If usted. Earl O. Vandiver MIs Ethel Owens. both of Kennell, by the Rev.

8. N. Salmon: Don Cates and Miss Adria Patton, both of Leachvalle: Daniel W. Burton, of Blythevill and Mass Wilma Lebrburt. of Doll; Albert White.

01 Watson, MIsS Ethel 1,0907, ol thy Studstrate 1. Cassidy; Allen R. Candler and Mrs. Ella Perry, both for lay Magistrate Rosar Manes and Miss Ruby Sultan. both Doll; David A.

Green. 16y. and Miss Lottie 11. Carman, 01 Tomato: lard Wilkerson and Miss Benth Simpson. hoth Caselor.

Roselnaut, by Massistrate 666 COLDS FEVER checks liquid, Tablois first day Sals. Nose Houstachr, 30 Drops' minutes, Try nest ululment Glencoe Grill Leased By Mrs. Nellie Smith was inde today of the tensing of the by Mrs. Nellie Smith. Olencoe 'The Grill cufe WAS opened for business Just year In the olencoe Hotel building 011 three corner of Secomi and Ash streets, lay 12.

Martincul, owner of the hotel M7A. Smith, wise has had cOnAlderuble expertrace In the rant business here, all be In per-: sonal charge of the business. DOES Fit? YOUR CORSET Hi it fits- -you don't know you have it oil. It it doesn't, you ore uncomfoilable, und your clotties don't lock riglst. Charis.

You need a change--a change to In this foundation you will be able comfortable because it is udjusto your lique.type. And Chois will give you imdit, young lines, posture--in other words, complete good satisfaction. 'Phone at wife the Charis Studio for a privute home showing, CHARIS AIRS. C. F.

MICHAEL. 14013 W. Ash Sheri Blytherille. "Exclusive Distributor for County" ANNOUNCEMENT I wish to announce that I am now operating the Grill which I have just. tensed.

1 cordially invite you to visit the grill for good foods ut and popular prices. You will appreciate our service delicious meals. Nellie Smith GLENCOE GRILL LOCATED IN THE GLENCOE BLDG. With every Friday. with all the time Chesterfields L3 DO Caul Radio Features and giving Weekly TOBACCO CO to PAUL.

WHITEMAN LAWRENCE TIBBETT more pleasure ANDRE KOSTBLANBTZ. DEEMS TAYLOR PAUL DOUGLAS "Rhapsody in -it's Chesterfield Time- -light up and i enjoy that refreshing mildness, that lesterfield: smokers Chesterfield Chesterfields like. have better the taste best in- that gredients a cigarette can have find MORE PLEASURE -mild ripe tobaccos, homein Chesterfields grown and aromatic Turkish, and pure cigarette paper. They milder better taste millions. a Mrina Tomcco Co; Iowa bus the least number of Sinterates of any state in the Union.

played by nineteen frienets of Mrs. Nelson, 'The spring motif WILS carried out In the tallies, In the games, Mrs. W. D. McClurkin received Dostery for high score and Mrs.

Louis Applebaum, pleture, presented for the second high. at 'The honor hostesses! guest a set. of California fiesta dishes. Lady Baltimore cake topped with fruit whip und coffee were served al the concluston of the comes. State Delegates Chosen Nine members of the Woman's Missionary Union of the First Boptist church were thosen 10 represcul that group at the state convention In Little Rock April 5.

De need 7 at a meeting yesterday afternoon a the church. Delegates to the convention will be: Mrs. Tom Jackson. Mrs. Theocore Logan, Mrs.

Leslle Moore, Mrs. Walter Bishop. Mrs. 'P. W.

Jeffrles. Mrs. R. W. Wooten, Mrs.

M. 1. Burr, Mrs. Arthur Nelson. and Ms.

If. tr. Brooks. Mrs. E.

B. Woodson was in charge of the devotional on "Soul Winning" and Mrs. K. 11. Brooks presided over the business session at the meeting -yesterday.

Prayer wAs offered by Mrs. Logan. During the socia! hour, Circle Three served apple pie In made and conlee to the 47 members proscut. Have Study Course Members of the Sudbury, Lange and central Parent, Teacher n59- ciations held the second meeting ol their study group aLl the BRome Economic cottage of the city high school last night. Miss Grace Phelps is in charge for the study course which deals with 'child psychology.

"be hour lesson Inst night was roncerned with "The Emotions of the Child." This course is being given in 0110 hour sessions each Monday night, 7:30 o'clock, during the "nonth of March. Pearls are found in ecarly all sizable streams in the United States. In an. automobile, the wheelbase Is the, distance from the center or the front axle to the center of the rear axle. Do This If You're NERVOUS Don't take chanora on harinful opletes and penducts which Get you know fresh nothing tire common sense, liollo, more air, mute sleep take ze Ume-proven medicine like -trade Lydia F.

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Admission Matinee 10e 200 Admission Night 16:: 31lo Watch Sociely Page Courier News For Free Show -Guests TONIGHT Romance resounds with song' JOHN JACK. BOLES OAKIE ouR LADY with IDA LUPINO. MARGOT GRAHAME jones Erik Rhodes, Silly Gilbert Paul Directed Lewis by Ben Stolelf Produced by Albert Screen play Ernest Pugono, Honey Seyal and fiorold Kusell A O- PICIUEL. Also setected shorts. Admission 10c.

2Go: Admission Night (Ge Weds. Thurs. The of Them All! Greatest Picture GOLD IS WHERE YOU FIND IT CEORCE BRENT OLIVIA De KAVILLAND CLAUDE RAINS MARGARET LINDSAY MarLAAL SOWN LATER DEM NOR DIST MICHAEL CURTI2 ok In Mai A A COSMOPOLITAN PROD'N Pressated by WARNER RAOS. Paramount News Screen Snapshots. Admission Matinee 20c Admission Night 16c 36e ROXY Admission always 10c 260.

Matinees Saturday' Sunday Only Tue. Wed. Thur, PAL NIGHTS! 2 Adulls Admitted for Price of 1. Ho Blasted The Town Wide Open! The "dumbest" man OR Main Street lights for young mance against the city crooks! Quick FRED STONE GORDON JONES DOROTHY MOORE BERTON CHURCHILL 10 PADIO PRATe Darened by Edward Kitty. Sciden Her by Antes T.

Merman, Frantin Coon Von Case: Also novelty Comedy.