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PAGE FOUR THE CAMDEN NEWS, CAMDEN, ARKANSAS THURSDAY, OCTOBER 14, 1948 The odds are definitely against four bridge players each being dealt 13 cards of one suit. But these four startled ladies had it happen in a game in New Castle, Pa. Left to right, Mrs. M. H.

Griffin, 13 spades; Mrs. S. E. Patterson, 13 hearts; Mrs. Fred Sontum, 13 clubs; and Mrs.

George Perry, 13 diamonds. They were too astounded to play it out. "An Old Sweetheart of Mine" by Marjorie Lynn Witherington. A new member, Mrs. John Campbell was introduced to the club.

Guests for the afternoon were. Mrs. J. B. McDaniel, Mrs.

Dave Campbell Mrs. Greer Daniel. At the close of the program, bulbs which the ladies brought were exchanged. A social hour was enjoyed with the hostesses. QUILLIANS ARE HONORED AT HOUSTON Dr.

and Mrs. Paul Quillian of Houston. Texas, formerly of Camden were honored at a testimonial dinner in Houston recently attended by over 1,000 people of all denominations. The dinner was held at the Rice Hotel. Dr.

Quilian is pastor of the First Methodist Church of Houston and he was given high honors at the dinner. "We don't care about their theology; we like their Dr. A. Frank Smith, Methodist bishop of the Houston area said at the dinner. The dinner marked Dr.

Quillian's twelfth year as pastor of First Church. It was planned by his Amsterdahile the Holland, pastor as a was of dele- the in First Assembly World Council of Churches. A photograph of Dr. and Mrs. Quillian at the dinner also appeared in the Houston newspapers.

The Quillians were in Camden in 1924-25 where he made a great record as pastor of the First Methodist church. He went from Camden to Little Rock. MISS PERKINS TO WED IN HOUSTON Announcement is madee today of the approaching marriage of Miss Wanda Perkins, daughter Mr. and Mrs. Wilton Gorham of Houston.

Texas, to Lester Howard Sorsby Jr. son of and Mrs. Lester Howard Sorsby. The wedding will be an event of October .16 at the First Methodist Church in Houston. Perkins was a member of the 1947 Graduating Class of Camden High School.

INTERMEDIATE G. MET MET MONDAY The Charlie Crain Intermediate G. met Monday afternoon October 4. at the First Baptist Church with six members present. The meeting was opened with a prayer by Marjorie Witherington followed by the G.

A. hymn "We've a Story tell to the Afterward5 officers were elected as following: President- Shirley Ann Wilson Lynne Witherington Secretary Reporter -Shirley Linebarier Treasurer--Patsy Ann Hoff Program Committee Mary Frances Ward Membership Committee--Helen Tidwell Stewardship Committee--Betty Sue Barron Social Committee- Joan Tucker Committee Mission Frankie Holmes Music Committee--Mary Frances Ward The meeting was closed by a prayer led by Mary Wood. Our next meeting will be October 14, 1948. LOCAL GIRL CAST IN PLAY AT TSCW Denton, Marian Tex. (Spl) Crutchfield October Sands- 14- berry, daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. C. R. Crutchfield, 702 Washington, has been cast as Andrew the Texas State College for Women College Theater production of "Bevond the Horizon," by Eugene O' Neill. Presented in the round Nov.

17- 20. the production will carry out the modern trend of having the audience seated around the centrally located stage rather than in front of it. John W. Young will direct the play. Mrs.

Sandsberry is a graduate student majoring in speech. BAPTIST CHURCH CIRCLE MET Circle Six of the First Baptist Church met in the home of Mrs. T. C. Fincher, with fifteen members present.

Mrs. Homer Livingston presided over a short business session. The mission lesson was taught by Mrs. W. A.

Horne with Mrs. Robert Shelton dismissing the meeting with prayer. A delightful social hour was spent with the hostess. The next meeting will be in the home of Mrs. E.

J. Leysath. PERSONALS Mr. and Mrs. Greer Daniel attended the wedding of Miss Helen Hale and Joe Purcell which took place at noon today in Prescott.

M.s. N. G. Partee, and Mrs. Bryon Walker attended the Curry next week for a trip to Gadsden, Ala.

where she will visit her daughter, Mrs. James Swift and family. Mrs. Ed Sullenberger and daughter Betty will leave tomorrow for Pine Bluff where they will attend the Camden-Pine Bluff game there tomorrow night. Miss Bernadine Smith of Michigan.

left this morning after spending the past week, with Mr. and Mrs. Grover C. Smith. Lee Tevis of the U.

S. Nayy is here for a short visit with his wife and son. Mrs. Tevis, is the former Miss Iraleta Taylor. Mrs.

H. G. Smith and daughter Miss Beulah Smith of Jonesboro. are visiting Mr. and Mrs.

Ed Lockhart here. The Smiths are former residents of Camden and have many friends here. Dr. Shelton Rushing of El Dorado stopped in Camden Wednesday night for a short visit enroute home from Chidester where visited Mr. and Chester Clingan and other friends.

HOSPITAL NEWS OCTOBER 13, 1948 ADMITTED: Mrs. Fred Gatling, Billkitts, Medical Burl Bennett. City. Surgical Mrs. Rufus Bussell, Chidester, Medical DISCHARGED: Master George Smith Master Freddie Harrison Master Arther Smith Mrs.

M. E. Greening James Blagrave C. B. Hickman Mrs.

Ella Ray Ferrill Mrs. C. D. Humphries Mrs. Rex R.

Carey Mrs. 0. E. Ingraham Mrs. C.

Murberger Mrs. B. Huffstatler and son Mrs. L. F.

Shambley and son BORN TO: Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Saxon, City, a daughter, wt.

7 lbs. 2 oz. economy drive in Waukesha County has given a different look statue Justice atop the courthouse. Officials decided gold leaf was too expensive. So Jusitia wears a coating of bronze paint.

JUSTICE UNGILDED Waukesha, Wis. (U.P.) An Films Developed Right USREY DRUG STORE family reunion in Stephens, yesterday. Harry Edwards, of Stephens, was in Camden yesterday on business. Mr. and Mrs.

Bob Hendricks of Georgetown, S. Carolina, announce the birth of a son, William Joseph, born, October 10. Mr. Hendricks is a former resident of Camden, and is a brother of Louis Hendricks, and Mrs. Paul, Resielt.

Mr. and Mrs. Caughey Saxon announce the birth of a daughter born Wednesday at the Camden hospital. Mr. and Mrs.

Henry Moreland and daughter, Virginia Lee left this week for a vacation trip to Tulsa, Okla. and points in Missouri. Thomas Garner, student at the University of Arkansas will arrive home Friday for a weekend visit with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Garner.

Miss Mary Smead will arrive tomorrow from Henderson College to spend the weekend in Camden with her mother, Mrs. Leonard Smead. Mrs. Emmett Gaughan will leave Its time for feminine touch! 0 Guaranteed by Good Housekeeping Irma HALF SIZES So flatteringly feminine is Irma Hill's newest "dream dress" in Mallinson crepe. There's tucking, tucking where at shoulder and hip.

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At least three speaking appearances are scheduled for breakfast, luncheon and dinner meetings each day, with the tour to cover some 700 miles. Correspondents and tives of the nation's leading financial journals, in addition to staff members of newspapers, and press associations from all sections have been invited to accompany Mr. on the tour. which has attracted national attention in Chamber of Commerce circles. Among the metropolitan members of the press who have accepted are writers from the Wall Street Journal, the New York Times, and the New York Journal of Commerce.

Mr. Moses, president of the Ark- JEW WORK WA 2 Guaranteed Gordon Horne 138 W. Wash'ton ansas Power Light Compand Naval Scientist SOCIETY DELTA KAPPA GAMMA IN MEETING TELEPHONES 6721 AND 6722 Psi chapter Delta Kappa Gamma met Tuesday evening, October 12, at the Ouachita Hotel foRteheresident. regular Mrs. Hazel meeting.

L. Dab- The ney of Pine Bluff was present and gave the highlights national convention held in Milwaukee. Accompaning Mrs. Dabney was Miss Hasty, home economics teacher at Pine Bluff. Following a short business meeting presided over by Miss were Eppie initated.

Gardner three They new members, Sam Redding, Miss Ruth Phillips and Miss Ethel Scott. CULLENDALE CIRCLES MET MONDAY Circles of the Cullendale W.M.U. met in the following homes Monday afternoon at 2 o'clock. Circle One Mrs. Clarence Holman with seven members present.

Opening prayer was led Morris Bass. Devotional was given by Mrs. Bill Graham. A short businesy, was transacted. and Mrs.

meeting, Earl Bass gave the Mission study lesson. Meeting dismissed by Mrs. J. Williford. Next meeting to be with Miras Bill Graham.

social hour spent with the hostess. Circle Two met in the home of Mrs. Walter Sullivant. There were seven members and one new member present. The new member was Mrs.

Clifford Goza. Meeting was opened with prayer by Mrs. BratMrs. J. gave devotional from Matt.

7: 24-27 Bible study given Mrs. Bratton. Mrs. Nantz, Mrs. Wright and Mrs.

Goza.Mrs. Wright led the closing prayer. Next meeing to be with Mrs. Goza. A social hour was enjoyed with the hostess.

Circle Three met with Mrs. Herbert Ashworth with nine members present. Opening prayer by Mrs. Amos. A business meeting was held with Mrs.

M. C. White in charge. Bible lesson from 'Thus White, Winter," Mrs. was Morgan taught and by Mrs.

Mrs. So Mrs. Hart. Dismissed. with by with Mrs.

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Doan's give happy relief and will help the 15 miles of kidney tubes flush out poisonous waste from your blood. Get Doan's Pille. spent with the hostess. Circle Four met with Mrs. Walter Birch, There were twelve members new member present.

Mrs. Dock Watt opened the meeting, with prayer. Devotional by Walter Birch from the following scriptures: Solomon 7: 7. 8: 50: 6: 96: 11-3. Romans 14: 13 followed with prayer by Mrs.

Steed. short business meeting the Bible Study, "Thus it is Written', was taught Mrs. Scott Hailey led the discussion. Others taking part were Mrs. Clarence and Mrs.

Steed. Dismissed by Mrs. Bob Williams. meeting to be with Mrs. Williams.

A social hour was spent with the hostess. W.S.C.S. MISSION STUDY The W.S.C.S. of the First Methodist Church will continue their mission study, Friday afternoon at 2:30 p. m.

Leaders for the discussion will be Mesdames Thomas Lockett. Ed Horton, Loomis NewHoward East and Don Harrell. RUTH HARRIS Y.W.A. MEET Ruth Harris Y.W.A. will meet tonight at 7:00 the home of Miss Venie Johnson son on Cash Road.

Members are urged to attend and bring a gift for the Orphanage Home Shower. FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA MET The Future Homemakers of America met. October 13. at 4 o'clock in the Home Ec Cottage of Camden High School. The following officers were elected.

President Betty Ann Hollingsworth, Vice President. Mary Helen McLeod, secretary, Doris Holmes, treasurer. Gail Allen, reporter, Bobbie Sue Shelton, Parlimentarian, Patsy Weaver, Historian, Francis Johnston, and song leader, Marian Booker, OLD SOUTHERN GARDEN CLUB MET The Old Southern Garden Club met afternoon, at 3 o'clock, home of Mrs. Neill Wednesday, Mrs. B.

A. PeaHart, 305 Greening, Street, with cock, Mrs. Will Parker, Mrs. John Morris and Mrs. Fred Harrison, as co-hostesses.

The program was as follows, "Iris of Distinction" Mrs. J. S. Shaddock: Mrs. Howard Reep gave several accordian numbers, "Now Is MERE TO "San Antonia Rose" and "On Lone Prairie" which were enjoyed by all.

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