Camden Times from Camden, Arkansas • Page 2

Tlmef Camden, Arkansas Thursday, January 20, 1956 THE CAMDEN TIMES 1 News Publishing Oamden, Arkansas The. publishers are not for i typographical errors or any unintentional that occur other than to correct In next Issue alter is-brought to their attention. All adverUaing orders are accepted on this only. Zntered as second class matter, 30, 1820, the post office at Camden, Arkansas, under the Aci Of March 8, 1878. i Published weekday evenings (except at 118 Jefferson Phones 672'l-6722.

MEMBER OF THE ASSOCIATED PREBB The Associated Press Is entitled for republlcatlon of all the l6cal news printed In ttls newspaper, as, well as all API news dispatcher. SUBSCRIPTION KATES At counter and newstands, 6c per copy. By carrier 26c per week. By mail: (In Arkansas): one Year months, three months, TO THE PUBLIC erroneous reflection upon jthe character, fepu- Nation or standing of any firm, Individual of corpora-, win cmllid to Harmony Grove School Aids Drive The March of Dimes Drive at Harmony Grove School is being conducted by the Future Farmers of America organization. Bobby Posey, Vice president of the chapter has been elected chairman of the drive and he has selected the following, as his captains: Mrs.

Goodg-ame's 1st grade, Wayne McDaniel; Mrs. Crowder's 1st, Jerry Bryant Mrs. Summer's 2nd, Johnny Van- Jandinghnm Mrs. Burrough's 2nd, Hubert Enrnhart Mrs. McDuffie's 2nd and 3rd Otis Earner Mrs, Daniel's Foster Mrs.

Graham's 5th, Joe Key Mr. Burrough's 6th, Jimmy Goodgame Seventh grade. Bill Wilson Eighth Grade, Bill Rogers Ninth grade, Billy Albritton Tenth-grade, Abner Harrison Eleventh grade, John Tilley Twelfth grade, Herbert Sfarna The school drive will end Friday, January 28, 1955. and the classroom turning in the most money in the drive will receive an Plectrlc clock, furnished by the A hnp ter A separate award wil be furnished the grade school and the high school. All students a manv 'ns five cards lied with dimes will be placed on the March of Dimes Honor Roll." The honor roll will be published In the school paper, "The Hornet Smart Field News David Wistrand was badly burn- led at his home near Waldo, Thurs, day night.

He was carried to city -hospital, Magnolia. He is improv- i ing nicely, but will be in the hos- 1 pilal for some lime. He is the oldest son of Mr. and Mrs. Wistrand I who operates the Wistrand Grocery I here In Smart Field.

Mr. and Mrs. Mary Ann Lawhun visited David at city hospital Sunday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs.

Charlie, Smart were the dinner guests Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. Hub Ainsworth Mr. and Mrs, Ed Williams and Kathy visited Mr and Mrs. Clyde Linkous and family of Stephens Sunday afternoon.

Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Williams attended the teachers meeting at Calvary Baptist Church, Magnolia Thursday- night. Pvt. Harold Mark'ham, stationed at Fort Jackson, S.

C. has been i visiting in, Magnolia and here in the home of Mr. Mrs. Cecil Drake for the past week Frances and Helen Sellers of Emerson were weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs.

Marvin Smart and family. Sunday visitors in the same home, were Botoby Sellers Mr and Mrs. Harlwell Gadfrev' and Auson of Texarkana ToTiK 5 ml 1ia studeilt 'the Louisiana Baptist Seminary was the speaker for both morning and All I the Sohio Oil employees OGEMAWNEWS Mrs. George Campbell, returned home from' Little-Rock i Monday, where she visited her mother, who is ill. Mr.

and Mrs. W. N. Null, Mr, and Mrs Prank Hdll visited Mr and Mrs Hughie Campbell and Mr Albert Lockrldge Monday night. Mr.

and Mrs. J. P. Ford, Danny and Forest of Smackover, Mr John Edington and Mr. Matt Williams of Stephens were visitors in the Chester.

Poindexter home Sunday. Curriculum Study By Stephens Faculty The Faculty of Stephens High School is beginning study this week of the curricula offerings throughout the school system, grades 1-12, with the mind of making revisions wherever possible or practical in order to strengthen the program of instructions, i Supt. Henry H. Ward is making a comprehensive report on total school program and has asked each teacher lo make a detailed report on his or her area of work in re- Vatlon to the total program. Banking Hours For Stephens Changed A time change in Uie banking hoars 'for the Stephens Security Bank went into effect the first of this month.

The bank opens at 9 and closes at, 2 p. in. on all week days On Saturdays it opens at 9 a. m. and closes at p.

Notice the change of closing time so you will not be late with your banking business. School Masters Club To Meet Soon The South Arkansas School Masters meeting will be held Monday January 24 in Camden. Supl. Henry H. Ward of Stephens is president of this organization which is composed of male school superintendents, principals and teachers of Union, Dallas, Ouachita and Calhoun counties.

night. Among those from here Mr, and Ed Williams, and and Mrs R. Rascoe, Mr and Mrs. S. Jeter and Franklin Perry, Mr and, Mrs.

Paul Porterfield, Janet and Mildred Gail Mrs. Ray Cannon left Sunday for a.week's visit with her mother at Waco, mother her 84th birthdav Tuesdav of this School News Highlights 'for' the senior class, they mailed their orders for their caps and gowns. They will be white for boys and girls and Dassel will be in black- and gold, school colors. Seniors also have oi-q- ers in for invitations, and have received their pictures in cap an' gown for annual. NE.WSTUDENTS students in the 8th gracle are; Wayburn Post, Jimmy Bratl- ford and Annie Pearl Tindal; 9.lh grade; Masil Tindall and Don Hrir- rlson; 10th grade, Betty Fern Post and 1'Hh grade, Rhoda Ann Post.

The Stephens High School Juniors have selected style for their senior class rings and ordered them, The face of the rings will be rectangular shaped with pearl sets, The class will receive them in September A student Directory of Stephens School students has been' compiled and printed. They are for use tond available for those who need them at the school Supt. office. Directory, contains a list of the students who have enrolled in the school this year prior to Jan. 1, 1955.

The name, mailing address and telephone number of each student's parent or guardian is included. The enrollment is 365 with 218 families represented. Results of last week's cage games In play at Harmony Grove last Tuesday night all three Stephens teams were victorious. The senior boys score was 63-46, the senior girls won 49-36; and junior won "57-35. The A and Junior boys played Magnolia A and teams Thursday night.

The Stephens A team won 50-41, but the team lost with 27-29 score. Three of Emmerson's teams were here Friday night for three. g'anies The senior boys score was Emmerson. 61, -Stephens 60; the. Stephens senior girls won, score was 72-5'i; junior girls -score was Emvnerson 47- Stephens 40.

Pastor Named For Harmony Baptist Church STEPHENS (Special) Franklin Sheppard of Texarkana has accepted the pastorate, of the Harmony Baptist-Church here. He succeeds the Rev. Cornelius Vuu- rens who is now a student at the Little Rock Baptist Seminary. Dr. Sheppard who is connected with Texarkana Book store was formerly pastor of the Corinth Baptfst Church in the Smart oil field community.

School Lunch Menus £or Coming Wetek Hash Pork and Beans Cabtoa'ge and Apple' Salad Peanut Butter, Cookies araflofrult Slices Enriched Bread, Milk TUESDAY: Pinto Beans Caibbage, Apple and Carrot Salad Peanut Butter and Crackers Peach Cobbler Co'l-nbrcad and Milk WEDNESDAY: Italian Spaghetti English Peas, Carrol Strips Chocolate Cake, Icing Rolls, Butter, Mdlk THURSDAY: Brown Beef and, Gravy Buttered Potatoes Catobage Grapefruit Slaw Cherry cobbler Bread and Milk FRIDAY: Spiced Ham French Fried Potatoes Cabbage Slaw i -Apple Cobbler Enriched Bread and Milk Stephens Couple Break Info News Ark (tf) Ninety- eight-ye'ar-old CaJvirY Randall 'and his 96-year-old-old wife, both bom in slavery, this week began then 76th year of married life. The Ouachita County couple celebrated their 75th wedding anniveir sai-y at their farm home near heta last Saturday. They were marriec in, Ouachita County Jan. 15, 1880 They have 14 children. Intermediate Girls Auxiliary Meets The Girls'Auxiliary of Harmony Baptist Church met Monday, January 17 after school.

Kay Lynn Craig opened the meeting' with a prayer. The lesson for the afternoon was "The Beginning of the Missionary Baptist Church." There were nine members present. Mrs. J. Craig served refreshments to the group following ttie program Birthday Calendars Sold By Band The Stephens Band Auxiliars have some extra -birthday calendars for sale at 50 cents each.

Yoi may get them at Reveleys Dept Store or contact Mrs. Howard Grayson. If you did not order a calendar, is your chance to get one from these extras that were printed. The sniNiNG' rr, There's a'llght-'thal'te jSHlnfiJg-Just over And its on'itic; When dai'knqss surrounds me it glows like a -star," And its gleam through the shadows I see. There's a light that is shining for me, And it falls on my pathway' below, Through the portals of glory I sec Many waiting to greet me I know.

On the path where I'm walking it still brighter yrows It illumines my way as I go' Now its b.eams their glory around me are spread, And my soul with its light is aglow In the midst of its biightness I jouiney today, And this day-stai doth shine In my soul, It dispels eveiy shadow, allays eveiy feai, Thiough Us light I am viewing my goal By this lifrht I'll be walking till I 1 shall amve, I Anrt le nd fflu Can a my home South Arkansas' One of the Most Beautiful Cemeteries Annexation To Greenwood Cemetery PLANNED TO SERVE CAM0EN, CULLENDALE AND OUACHITA COUNTY WITH THE FINEST PERPETUAL CARE FEATURES EVER PROVIDED BY A MODERN, NEW CEMETERY 20 Acres Of Beautiful, Rolling Terrain Ready For Tommorow's Needs. A planned area for every form of tribute BEAUTIFIGAfiON Four Sections Being Developed And Beautified With Lawn And Shrubbery. nionum cnt or non-monument type. Of Every Dollar Invested In Ganiden Memorial Park Remains In Trust Insuring Perpetual Care Annexation To Greenwood Cemetery LOTS WILL BE PUT ON SALE WITHIN THE NEXT 10 DAYS Camden Memorial Part, tfox 251 Camden, Arkansas Phone 6-2186 I am interested in learning mor about Camden Memorial Park. Without" obligation, please send me information on Arkansas' finest cemetery.

NAME ADDRESS CITY STATE Auxlhaiy help will appieciate Calif. Ml All the minister will be in wheel chairs at Sunday's wedding of Jack Arnold io Gloria let Wdrthyj back fraetWfe'; kert.was disabled in World War INGE 1177 -t Johnny's all mixed" up! tils coat rumpled and twisted! Buttons all wrong 1 Do you know iwhat Johnny's trouble is? He got a bad He poked the first button in the wrong hole. You see, that first button is all-important. Unless Johnny gets that one right, the other buttons will never follow in pattern. Johnny's first years are all-important, too.

Without the proper Christian training, Johnny will get all mixed up inside. He will learn bad habits, dishonesty, untruthfulness. His life will become rumpled and twisted. Bring your Johnny to Sunday School Church. Help Johnny to a right start.

The rest of his life will follow in the Christian pattern. CoryrlKht IKS, Kri.lcr Etrvlrt. THIS BIG PUBLIC INTEREST MESSAGE SPONSORED BY THE FOLLOWING INDIVIDUALS The Security Company Insurance Phone 3761 Stephens. Ark, THE STEPHENS SECURITY BANK "Save With Security" MEMBER FDIC SACK SAVE FOOD MARKET "THE RIGHT PRICE GROCERY" STEPHENS, ARKANSAS PHONE 2611 J. R.

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