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rovR BLTTHEVILLE (ARK.) COURIER Pat Mullins, Society Editor Phone 4461 Initiation Service, installation Held Holding 1U Installation servicr last night was the Masque and Gavel Club of Blytheville I School, under Ihe direction of T. E. Rowletl, sponsor. Mrs. Edens was hostess in the home of her parents, Mr.

and Mrs. W. T. SheJtnn, Sixteen new members were initiated in a candlelight ceremony, Frnma Borowsky. ncnv prpsidrnt, was presented the.

gave! by Mnr- tin Moore, this year's president. Mr. Rott'teH introduced Marlpne Johnson, who will serve next year. Jean Shelton spoke for Mrs. Barbara Duncan when presented the roll book to the new secretary, i Ernmadel Swearenpen.

and Pep- gy Zflchry presented Bei'y Anne Mullins with the treasurer's bnolc. The table from which punch and! cake were served was overlaid u'ith fl lace cloth ami was I Bits of News IIO.NOH Cox daughter Mr. and L. T. Cnx, has been named vnlrdirlnrian ol the graduating cla High School and GsnL, dauRhter of Mr.

and Mrs. Gfml, ba.s been selected RJS snlutatorian. Mrs. ss of s. R.

tapers. The buffet was ce with a mixed bouquet of flowers and greenery. Preceding the initiation, group had dinner at the Inn. Are Honored At Parties KjGiven at Park and Hotel Noble lor Picnic to be held at Walker Park. Beta Sigma Phi Has Banquet; Three-Way Celebration Held The Alpha Alpha Chapter of Beta i story book dolls bearing the scription "Happy Anniversary" anrt i globe of the world completely slir- Sigma Phi had a three-way celebration last, night at the Hotel Noble In the Mirror Room, A banquet, icolebrating their Founders Day 23th anniversary, ritual of Jewels and Installation of officers was atend- ed by 34 Presenting a program during the banquet were Mrs.

Robert Lipscomb. Mrs. E- Black, Roy Lee Kirkscy. Mrs. Lewis Henderson, Mrs.

Bill Pollard, Mrs. J. Davis, The ritual of Jewels for pledges was held In the Colonial Room. Pledges were Miss Billy Sue Burks, Mrs. Coleen Wood.

Mrs. Elmer Norman, Mrs, Todd Harrison and Mrs. Ernest McKenzie. Officers who were installed were Mrs. Blake Poltyr president; Miss Stewart, vice president; Mrs.

Roland Bishop, recording secretary; Miss Betty Biack, cor respond in? secretary, and Miss Luella Barnes, treasurer. In the card games which followed, Mre, Jo McHancy an iss Florence Moore were winners in bridge, of first and second, respectively. Mrs. Bishop and Mrs, Perry Darby were winners of first anrl second in canasta and bridgo went tc Miss Black. The decoration Wfus of blue paper with silver stars, with tiny sign marking paths to loveliness.

Mrs. Farr Honors Graduate Here Mrs. Rur-sell Farr was hoste.v yesterday In her home for a party honoring TrtC5chman, who Is a member of the 1952 frrnduating cln.w of Blytheviltc High School. The table from which party foods served by Ro.spmflry Monaghan and Wlnniheth Buckley, was overlaid in an Italian cutsvork cloth centered a crystal bow! of red roses end mock orange which was flanked by burning in crystal candelabra. Mrs.

Farr lisrrt a rpd and u'hite color schrnie her home, representing the colors. In a contest held, Rosemary Monaphan won the prire. Movie.s were shown later of the cro'Anins of the senior queen which she had taken. Miss Trlesr.hman was the Queen- Handmade Invitations n-erc ii.teri on which was drawn a farismile of the Hich School. Thp honorep presented a graduation gilt bv her Pardes arp currently belnc clvrn In honor of seniors anrt today will mark the annual junior and Sen-1 The Blythcvile Ifish School Juniors under the direction of Mijs Cecil Cassldj-, Mrs, O.

E. Quellmalz. Mrs. Orln Green and Eloise Hlndman. will entertain the graduating class with a bnrhccue supper.

Last Friday marked the annual senior banquet In the Hotel Noble given by the Senior High Parent- Teachers Association. rounded with yellow marker, the rooms. Handmade plncecn.ds broadrastinq station with Sue CK- marked the places of the guesU. servin? a master of cere- Thnse in charge of the event monies. Radio aerials with MI.UCG Connie Parker, Bclty Black and Vera Goodrich.

The retiring officers presided. Coming Events Del! Parent-Teachers Association has rounri-up from 1-3 p.m. at the school for children who will begin school In the fall. Thursday Mary Martha Class of Pirst Bap- rcs ri numbers. list Church has party at.

home ol Mrs. Jce Waddy with Mrs. Lilly Slsk anci Mrs. Ii. I.

Rice co-hostesses. Mrs. E. J. Cure entertains Mid- Week Club.

Thursday Club has a meeting at the home of Mrs. R. F. Klrshner. Mrs.

O. W. McCtltchen Is hostess to Thursday Contract club. LaNueve meets with Mrs. R.

Oreen. Mrs. Jane Carson Is hostess to Kibitzer. Firlelis class of First Baptist Church has meeting with Mrs. Franctj Wootf at SOI S.

Lilly. Friday Dorcus Claw ot First, Baptist Church meets with Mrs. Charles Newcomh at 2:30 p.m. Miss Cordelia Wilhlte Is co-hostess. La Finesse with Mrs W.

M. Jonti. Past Matrons and Patrons have meeting nt tht Masonic Temple. Alpha Delta Chapter ot Beta Siema phi has 2:50 p.m. installation service nt Barney Crook home.

Saturday Annual Mother's Day Luncheon will he. held at the Rustic Inn at 13:30 p.m. for Alpha Delta Chapter of Beta Sipma phi. were used to center tables. Red roses cascaded from the centers.

En the rnnrk proprarn civen under Ihe sponsorship of "PTA Chaw- In 1 Gum," people from Ihe audience were chosen lo Rive testimonials on what "PTA Chawin' Gum" had done for them. Mary Ann Henry sans "Cold. Cold and Nita Rose Hall and Sally Trieschman sane "You Are My Sunshine." The German band composed of Albert Fairficld. Clovls Garnctt. Tommy Dowdv.

Jimmy Culbertsnn and Ralph Wahl, Mrs. joe Trieschman and Mrs. Earl Buckley, who were dressed as scrub women, picked papers off the Moor and read from them what was happening In predictions for the seniors. Faculty members who leach tor.s were special guests. All students came dressed ns cowbovs and rowcirls.

Favors of bubble gum were p.issfd (o all present. Mrs. T. W. Thomas of Columbia, Is visiting her mother.

Mrs. Connie Eskridge for two xeeks. They will visit relatives In Memphis and! Missouri she Is here. Mrs. BUI Walker and Mrs.

Gcoree Lee are in Memphis today to see the opera MM. Harry W. Haines will accompany Mr. and Mrs. R.

to Wichita Falls, to. day. where they will attend the wedding Ross Dillon Hushes. Jr. to Miss Mary Ellen Montgomery ori Saturday.

Dr. Alfred Vise, today arcompn- nled Bernard Oooch to Memphis to see the oprra Mrs. C. W. Affllck will be In Memphis lomorow to the production Sot, J.

B. Phillips, who Is stationed In Is in niytheville to visit his cramimotbor. Mrs. T. Moore.

for a 30-day ftir- Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Kemper left yesterday for their home In Hat- after bavins been the guests of his fathrr. William Kemper, and brother, Alfred Kem- Jicr and family. Mrs.

Genrze Ingram of Philadelphia is the Kuest of hrr parents Mr. and Mrs. W. O. Alley, and family.

Mr. nnti Mrs. E. r.re have Rone to Little Rock where Mr. Gep will play In the Little Rock Invl-' Golf Tournament.

E. I Gee, student at University of Arkansas, Fayettcville. u-ill join them there Saturday niijht. Misses Arre. P.itt.ve Bosson.

Eloise Hlndman of the'siythc- vllle High School and Mrs. Blanche Davis of Dell Hiah School faculty are In Memphis to attend the opera "Carmen." Mr. and Mrs. Preri Bean went to Memphis today to be with her sister, Mrs. B.

W. White, who has been taken to thp Baptist Hospital. Mrs. M. O.

Usrey has as her guest her sister, Mrs. Brooks Flcr.v- ers of Birmingham. Ala. Mr. and Mrs.

O. K. Grear. have as their guests their son. George Mrs.

Grear and two sons, John and George, from Columbus. Oa. Mrs. W. L.

Horner left for Wheatly yesterday to visit her mother, Mrs. W. K. smith. WEDNESDAY, MAT 1952 S.Ur, FOR ENGI.AXD-Sailing recently for England, where her husband Is an Air Force sergeant stationed at Burlonwood, were Mrs.

Kathleen Martin and her three children, Larry, 9. Rebecca, 5. and Glenn, 10. Mrs. Martin, dai.chter of Mr.

and Mrs. C. B. Cun- ninsham of Luxora. sailed aboard the SS Washington, operated by the Navy's Military Sea Transportation Service.

(U.S. Navy i'linto) Executive Board Meets at Church At the Hospitals Hnspltal William MrKenzie. City Raymond Caldivcll. Walls Hospital Mrs. Wallace Thnrnhniiah.

City Harry Christian. Jnnc.tbnro WSCS Has Combined Meeting at Church Women's Society of Christian Scrvicn of 'the- -First Church, combined their circles for a and program meeting Monday. Mrs. William Wyatt. president, presided over the bvismess sMslon nnd officers' reports.

Twelve member of the WSCS attended (he Jonesboro District Conference at Manila last week and K'ere askeri to ctve reports on the hlehlishts of the nireUnir. Plans fnr May Break-fast were discussed Airs. p. D. Bvter was in charze of prozram.

subject nf which was "Choose Ve This Mrs. Newton Whilts and Mrs. A. Pnrtcr cave talks and Mrs. A.

Hnllincvorth presented a devotional. The. Rev. Roy T. Bailey Installed iffircrF 'vhich had been elected last month.

For a meeting of Die executive board of the Women of the Church of the First Presbyterian Church Mrs. M. White was hostess st the church Monday. I Mrs. White led the openins pray Plan for Middle- Age While Young Written for NBA There is a current advertising campaign which fcature.1 the picture of a famous movie star and beneath, a line that runs something like this: "Will you look as young as Gloria Swanson at 53?" It's a springboard for But thf.i.'s only one-tenth of it.

Ac- tunlly, the question that every woman who's now in her twenties or her thirties or even her earlv forties should put to herself Lv. "What of person will I be I'm middle aeed? Emotionally, physically, financially--Just what will I be like?" The first step In life that's emotionally and other- er which was followed by a book wise in middle is to start while report on "Peter Marshall" given you're young. It's lie savin? up for by Mrs. Roy Walton. i a rainy day.

You must have some- A business meetine was then) thing in the bank, emotionally, to conducted and Mrs. Gilbert see you thrmieh. This means plan- chairman (if Christian nina ahead, many years before your introduced A. S. Harrison who eavc children leave home, before your a report on a student who desires loo'ss chance or so to KO to Arkansas Colle at Ba'es-J nk Bbollt ycu Ij0ok at the dls Vt nCX contented, unhappy faces of many Mrs.

White served Iced drinks women who are middle-aged lortay. and a dessert. MI'S Kills' VM 10. -iviug ri LbKieS Over WSCS Meetincr Note the deep lines of self-pity, I the worried looks, the antagonism the world. These are the so many of who did nnt plan wh dld not save for the rainy day of middle age.

a psychla trist mv daily worlc- he.p ch women the Women's Society of Christian ice of Lake street hro th Church Monday at the church. Nettie Green led the Insr prayer and reports of officers were given. Mrs. Cecil Lusk was elected president for the coming year since Mrs. George StilUvell recently elected.

Is movinz away. Mrs George Shanks gxre a devotional. "Butldinz." She also cave a Mnfce use of lefl-nvcr bread in brond purirtmc or Brown Betty as artrtod to mr.Ti loaf, cut in cubes anrl toasted Courier News Cl rt Arts for in tomato haunting stories of wasted youthful Nnw, they have reached an important turnin? point In their lives and they are unprepared They don't know how to readjust to It. pnom tUtrd "Building a Tcmplr." Mrs Green led the closing pray- WHITE Tlie Following Stores Will Be CLOSED Wednesday Afternoons Beginning Next Wednesday, May 14 BERRY'S LADIES TOGGERY The EDYTHE SHOPPE The NEW YORK STORE WH1TSITTS I the styles oil th or6 going for CCOI. off Stem around in (Sj lijMesI, tomly ever woief ilh smooth leader in White OXK STOP SHOE SKUVICE Dvrlni lil Main 35 3 They arc from a kind of trauma.

Some of them have husbands are straying. Others have worries over financial insecurity, or dread of being physically unattractive or fear of the "chane'c of life." Altogether, their stories make up a great parade of woe. And It's parade that the woman who is young need never she will plan ahead. Perhaps the prealcsl sinple rlif- ficnlty women have to overcome in approaching middle age IF this nation's Immature worship of youth. Leaf through a magazine.

It's filled with ads tellinfc women how to stay young looking, how to choose clothes that aid in regaininc a youthful appearance, how to retain a youthful energy and clow, A woman who looks and dresses youthfully in middle age is bound to remain attractive to men, these ads imply. Thus, she'? in no dan- fzer of losing her husband. Is this true? Divorce courU give evidence to the contrary. Throuch them passes the daily parade of slim and youthful-looking middle- aged women whose husbands are shedding them for one reason or another. It's beyond dispute that to he slim In middle age Is healthy and that, to be attractive IK a great Bid to one's morale.

But the solution to all problems does not lie in physical appearance. There's much more to it than that. Mrs. Stallings Is Visitor of WSCS Women's Soctely of Christian Service ol the Methodist Church met yesterday In the church with eight members and Mrs. Clay Stallings prr.wnt.

The Wesley Memorial Society ivrre visitors for the occasion In which pledge service held. Mrs. O. W. had charge of program.

"What Is That. In Thine Hand." Mrs, Karl Baker. Mrs. H. C.

Buck. Mrs, Hazel Null, Mrs Coy TVeedle. Mrs. B. F.

Gay. and W. R. Llehtfoot took parts on the program. Mrs.

O. M. Mitchell presided over a business session and Mrs. a. Alexander closed the meeting with prayer, which was followed by the serving of refreshments.

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