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(v The'Camd'en News Friday, August 1955 SOCIETY BETH.BRICKELL PHONE 6-5723 MR. AND WILLIAM JACKSON NEWTON (Photo by Bracken) Bacon Vows Spoken In Magnolia 111 a lovely ceremony performed at Central Baptist Church in Magnolia Sunday, Miss Barbara Anne Bacon, daughter of Mr. and Isijfs. H. W.

Bacon of Magnolia, became the bride of William Jackson Newton whose parents are Mr. and Mrs. Jack Newton of Camden. Dr. J.

W. Butler, pastor of the First Presbyterian Church, read the vows before an altar illuminated by burning yellow tapers In seven branched candelabra. Sunburst arrangements of yollow delabra stood beside the bells. The bride's cake was topped with ribbon tied wedding bells and decorated by yellow roses. Small white and yellow mums and daisies circled the cake on a.

mirror. Punch was served at the opposite end of the table from a crystal punch bowl, Arrangement of yellow roses and fujii munis were on the coffee table and mantle and the bridesmaid's bouquets were placed at various points throughout the home. Mrs. John Edward Stewart presided at the guest book. Assisting with tile courtsies were Misses Patricia Baker, Sheila Williams Camden, Jackie Holt of Hope, Mary fujli mums, asters adn gladiola, Ruth Booth, Betty Oodley and Mrs Enrl Yates of Magnolia.

'Wedding Trip For a wedding trip to Rockaway Beach, the new Mrs. Newton don ned a. short sleeved, suit of navy linen with boxy jacket trimmed in white. She wore the white orchid men Jerry Smith of Haynesviile, from her bouquet at her shoulder the bride's cousin, and Bill) and small white satin hat with Brodnax of Camden, cousin of the rhinestone trim. and palms banked the altar.

palm mums and woodwardia fern were also used tit the altar. Nosegays of yellow daisies tied with yellow satin ribbon marked the family pews. Candles were lighted by grooms- Mrs. W. E.

Williamson, soloist, sang "Beloved, It Is Morn" during the ceremony, and Mrs. Sterling Lacy, 'sang Browning's "How Pf I Love set to music composed by th groom, Mrs. W. Home In DeQueen The couple will make their home in DeQueen following their trip where Mr. Newton will be high school band director and Mrs.

New ten will teach public school musi in the DeQueen school system. Hood was organist. Bacon accompanied nisi daughter down an Isle lighted by I Cullendale baptists candles in tall white holders en- i ii twined by smilax. Th bride was HaVG Meeting attired In a full length gown of candlelight silk peau de soie, with! The W. M.

U. of the First Bap chapel train and made on torso list Church of Cullendale met at tlv lines with fullness at the hips. Church Monday at 2 p. for a Alencon lace re-embroidered with I missionary program. The pearls and crystalettes accented i Coble circle was in charge of th the scooped neckline and short i procram, sleeves.

She wore elbow i The meeting was opened witt length mitts of and an angel' the Sunbeam Band saying thei band trimmed in pearls held in I watch-word. Also they told the fiv place her fingertip veil which was Sunbeam Band aims and rally cry worn over her face as she walked I "Be a little Sunbeam" was sun down the aisle. The bridal bouquet I by the band with Mrs. Jimmie Jef was of stephanotis, lily of the valley i'us accompanied and fluer d'amour in a fan shape "Sure Road to National Down with purpl throated white orchid i fall" was the title of the Mission in the center and a touch of french I ary program. Mrs.

Van Norwooc purple asters accenting the attend-1 Mrs. Gilbert Dunlap and Mrs. ants' gowns, C. VanMeter spoke on this topic. Miss; Barbara Baker, maid of Mrs Bob Burns read the scrip hpnqr, Mrs.

Marion Miller, Miss i ture. Jjlly Droddy, Miss Eloise Sanders of Haynesvllle, cousin of the bride as bridesmaids, and Miss Lynda Yates, also the bride's cousin as junior bridesmaid, all wore Identical full length gowns of two-toned Javendar nylon tricot, The shirred bodice was made on modified torso lines and was strapless. They wore matching stoles and angel bands trimmed with ribbon and roses in their hair. The maid of honor carried a baiquet of cascading yellow roses aid french asters and the junior bridesmaid's bouquet was a nosegay of french asters and yellow roses. Orescent shaped bouquets of yellow roses were carried by the brides maids.

Mrs. Bacon, mother of the bride, fashionably gowned in an ice blue bolero dress with scoop neckline, trimmed in pearls and rhinestones. She also wore white accessories. The groom's mother, Mrs. New- was attractive in a pink polish: cotton" dress with rhinestone trim and pink accessories.

Jim. Newton was his brother's best man, Groomsmen Svere Jerry Home of Sundown, Texas, Pete Hampton of West Memphis and Wayne Bethea of Oamden. Reception At Home At the reception held in the home of the bride's parents on North Jackson Street, members of the wedding party received the guests with Mrs. Bacon and Mrs. mothers of the bride and Myrtis Moore provided lovely music at the piano-through- tilt the reception, 1 Again reflecting a yellow and color scheme, the serving table in the dining room was covered with white taffeta ruffled cloth.

Yellow satin bows marked each corner. In the center were two large white bells, placed end to end and tied with satin ribbon. These were overflowing with yellow and white ftpi mums, roses, daises and Stock. White tapers in crystal can- -1 Mrs. G.

K. Holston Entertains Niece Miss Anna Gayle Brown of Lewis- urg, wno is spending the week with her aunt and uncle, Dr. rd Mrs. O. K.

Holston, was en- ertaincd with a Coke at 3 'clock Tuesday afternoon by her unl. The approximately 14 guests at he party for Miss Brown were Cokes, sandwiches and deli- bv the hostess. The serving able placed in the dining room vas centered with a'lovely bouquet of roses. A mixture of colorful summer Icwers were placed at points hroughout the house. WSCS Circles Met At Fairview Circle 'One of WSCS of the Fair- lew Methodist Church, met Monday afternoon, August IS at 2 m.

at the home of Mrs. Bill Gray. Thirteen members and one visitor Vfrs. Curtis Calahan were present. The meeting opened with the song 'I Love to Tell Storv." The group then "Take Time to Holy." Prayer by Mrs.

Homer Anderson. Mrs. O. R. S.

Greenwood led the devotional from the 2nd chapter Timothy. Mrs. A. C. Hale gave a interesting program on Home Mission ahd other State and Rural work.

After a short business meeting, Vlrs. Gray assisted by her mother Mrs. G. H. Garner served delicious Mrs Hale gave the closing prayer.

Circle Two met at the home of VTr. E. C. Roberts Monday afternoon, August 16 with twelve members present. Opening hymn "We've Story to Tell.

1 Worship medila- io was given toy Mrs. Herman Jones, followed by sentence prayer. Mrs. Walter Birch had charcre of program "Home Mission Fields The group discussed givins? a ife membership to the WSCS to some member as their project for year. After the business meeting, Mrs.

Roberts served tempting refreshments. Mrs. A. N. Fogle will -be the lostess for September.

Circle Three, The Bertha Milner Circle met with Mrs. Ernest Merrill, Monday afternoon wHth members and one visitor, Mrs. Jim Perry. Mrs. Jim Savage President of the Fairview WSC was a welcome guest also.

Mrs. Doyle Hunnicutt led the program "Yourself, and Others." The Mission topic: "Not Just Myself by Mrs. B. M. Milner was a touching story of a blind Negro boy, Murry Haskell who, through faith in others overcame his afflictions and is a college graduate, with plan as a missionary teacher for the blizid.

"Seeing Others" a poem, read by Mrs. Wm. P. Seaton. The Scripture reading, Islah 55-6-9, Mrs Bill Sales.

Closing prayer, Mrs. Marilyn Hussman Is National TKO Sister MISS MARILYN HUSSMAN Miss Marilyn Hussman, local Theta Kappa Omega sweetheart, was elected national TKO Sister at the fraternity's national convention held in Mobile, Alabama Sunday through Wednesday. The some 125 boys representing the 20 Teke chapters at the convention elected Miss Hussman to this honor. It was announced at the closing banquet Wednesday night. Miss Hussman has been selected sweetheart of the local Kappa Phi chapter of the TKO fraternity for two years.

Local Tekes who attended convention were Calvin Roper. Bird Casper, Alec Streett, and Bobby Dawson. us Triangle, Club Has Watermelon Supper The Triangle Home Demonstration Club sponsored a watermelon supper Saturday night, Aug. 13 at their community park. Mrs.

W. C. Mills and Mrs. Tilton Milner. After a business session Mrs.

Merritt served delicious ice cream nnd cake. SOCML CALENDAR Those social clubs wishing to place an announcement in SOC- Hospital News COUNTY HOSriTA ADMITTED; 8-18-55 Mrs. Maud LeMay, Shumaker, med William D. Burton, city med Earnest.C. Kimble, Rt.

5, med. Carl J. Ross, Rt. 1', med Mose city, surg. Peter J.

Dalton, city, med Chester W. Thompson, city, surg Mrs. James T. Grisham, Shumaker, med W. Johnson, city, surg BORN TO: Mr; and Mrs.

Dorn Cook, Stephens, a son DISCHARGED: Mrs. Doris Barnes Mrs. Frances Stringfellow Mrs. Mary Smith Johnnie Burton Mrs. Marguerite Hughes Master Benny Ogburn Mrs.

Ruth Tutaerville and 'baby Mrs. Ruby Nowlin and baby Mrs. Julia Brannon Miss Eveline Knight Mrs. Vera Jester Billie A. Townley William Roy Evans LeRoy Brock Loberta Scott Tony Creer Tritium To Help Laundries By FRANK CAREY A Science Reporter 1 an ingre- Df the hydrogen bomb, may a valuable help to commercial laundries in cleaning greasy clothes.

W. G. Brown of the U. S. Atomic Energy Commission's Argonne National Laboratory and three colleagues told the atoms-for-peace conference today that this radioactive form of hydrogen may also become widely used in dairy food processing, petroleum and other iiidustries.

Tritium is the heavyweight of the three forms of hydrogen. The LivuiVtiAdi. i HG Butler were in charge of the re-, others are ordinary hydrogen and creation and the games for the: deuterium. Tritium is made in children. I atomic reactors by bombarding a Watermelon was served to 45 form of lithium with atomic neu- guests.

A fish fry will be held at the park Saturday, August 27 at 6 o'clock. All the families in Triangle Community have a special invitation so please take note of the date. If you wish any further information about the supper contact any club member. PERSONALS Miss Beverly Brickell returned yesterday morning from Tampa, Florida where she has spent several weeks with her grandparents, Dr. and Mrs.

L. G. Shryock, and with her aunts and uncles, Mr. and Mrs. L.

Shryock, Jr, and son Tommy, and Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Shryock and daughter Judy.

Mis Becky Daugherty left this Tne sclentists sald in their re morning for El Dorado where sMiport that tritium is very sensitive urllt i.i*CK»lf Wf If Vl (RR i .1 Irons, it exists only in minute quantities in nature Th AEc scientists explained that Its potential use in industry would be as a radioactive tracer I to study action and disposition of ordinary hydrogen materials in i various processes. i Since tritium itself i a form of hydrogen, it could be mixed with I materials containing hydrogen. Ami since it is also radioactive, 1 it could be detected with a Geiger allowing measurement of what happens to all hydrogen involved in a given process. Thus in laundries, tritium could be put into a washing solution for greasy clothes and it would become distributed among the hydrogen atoms in Later the clothes could be inspected with a Geiger counter to the grease has see whether all been removed. will spend the weekend with Miss Josephine Rascol.

Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Boyd and children of Killeen, Texas spent last IAL CALENDAR are asked to call weekend with their aunt and uncle the Society Editor three day be- for the date of the meeting.

Saturday The Credit Women's Breakfast Club will sponsor a bake sale Saturday afternoon on the street in front of the K. B. Hughes Appliance Company On Washington St. Delicious hom made pies and cakes as well as pastries and desserts will be offered for sale. An ice cream supper will be giv- Mr.

and Mrs. W. L. Heflin. They also -visited with their cousins, James and Allen Heflin and their Miss Kay Carter of El Dorado was to arrive today for a visit over the weekend with her aunt and uncle, Dr.

and Mrs. G. K. Holston. Relatives from out of town who are here for the funeral of Mrs.

Carlisle Coker, formerly Mildred Hurst, are Mrs. Preston Wells, Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Garris Coker of North Charleston, South Carolina, L.

J. Coker of Cheraw, South Carolina, and Mrs. W. E. Shueniake of Birmingham, Ala.

They are guests in the home of Mr. and Mrs. 'R. A. Kelly and Mrs.

John C. Hurst. Dr. and Mrs. Roy W.

Roberts Mrs. Homer Colvert, a new men' ber, was recognized and the meet- ing'was dismissed by Mrs. Chester Purifoy The next meeting of the group will be in Circles. Miss Abernathy Feted With Saturday Luncheon Miss Amy Sue Abernathy, birde- elect of Lewis Boyster, was the honoree at a lunch son given at 1 p. m.

Saturday afternoon at Hotel i Camden give by Miss Virginia Weslfall. The hostess presented Miss Aber- nathy with a corsage of white tar- nations which was pinned at the shoulder of her navy blue sheer dacron dress. The table at which the guests were seated for the luncheon was covered with a green linen cloth. Pi-cm an epergne holding polished English ivy which was placed at a corner of the table were streamers stretched to each place. And each place was marked with a miniature bridal bouquet of ivy leaves tied with white satin ribbons A small taibls placed nearby in the room was centered with a lovely arrangement of white stock and mums.

The honoree was presented with a lovely gift by Miss Weslfall. Guests at the luncheon for Miss Abernathy were: Mrs. Joe Dooley, Mrs. -Chris Mrs. Alton Purifoy, Mrs Spruce, Mrs, Billy Tom Reynolds and Mrs.

Flndley Williams of Little' Rock. Pre-School Clinic For Bearden Preschool Clinic will be held on Monday morning at 9 m. at Bearden High School. Any child who will start to school this term it most Important for them to be at this clinic, according to Tom Ford Supt, en at the Timothy Methodist Church I an Mrs. Claude Oaborne and Lloyd at 7, p.

m. Everyone is invited to I Tucker all of Bettendorf, Iowa, attend. The Circle Riding Club will meet Saturday at 7:30 p. at the Riggs Arena for a potluck supper. Members ar invited to bring their horses and ride.

Monday The Maul Community 4-H Club will meet at 4 p. m. at their Community Park. Mexican Night For Methodist Youth Thursday night was Mexican night at Methodist Youth. Activities eek A spaghetti supper was served by the WSCS.

Bill Thracher summer youth director at Smackover Methodist Church, showed slides he took while helping build a Methodist sponsored camp for Mexican young people last summer. Mexican games were enjoyed by the group during the A colorful pinata, filled with candy and gum, hung from the ceiling. Frankie Burnham drew a lucky number to break the pinata. The evening was closed with a worship service in the chapel. Friday night is parent's night.

MVF members will meet at 5:00 p. m. for projects. Supper will be served at 6:15 by the WSCS. All parents are invited to come At 7:00 for fellowship and worship.

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when in dilutions of up to one part tritium in 10 billion billion parts of water. "The low cost of tritium and the high dilutions which are permissible should lead to widespread use in industry," they reported. Two Boys Like To Steal Convertibles RICHMOND, teen aged boys picked up on auto theft charges here yesterday admitted having taken some 100 cars, chiefly bright-colored convertibles. The boys, 15 and 16, said the "sharp looking" cars made it easy "to pick up pretty girls." of Fayetteville will spend the week end with Mr. and Mrs.

Floyd Byrd an Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Hotchkiss.

Miss Connie Byrd of Shreveport is spending the weekend with her parents, Mr. nnd Mrs. Floyd Byrd. Mr. and Mrs.

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