The Camden News from Camden, Arkansas • Page 4

7, ch. it is Sparkman. major. a on a way elegance of Dean Chapel Calendar Tommy Gore has resumed his studies at the University of Arkansas where he ranks fourth in the junior class of chemical engineers. He is master of ceremonies this year for Alpha Chi Sigma Fraternity, and alse a member of Phi Eta Sigma.

Mrs. Walter Mayo visited Mrs. Charles Bearden and Mrs Frank Dawson Saturday afternoon. Mrs. Ollie Gold and mother, Mrs.

Mollie Brady flew back to San Fernando, California Sunday after an extended visit with relatives and friends in the Camden area. MRS. JAMES A. CHRISTIE Events FRIDAY Wedding of Miss Nancy Roberson and Waymon Greening. 7 p.m.

Fairview Methodist ChurReceptilon to follow. No Cards. MONDAY The 1967 United Fund kickoff breakfast will be held at Hotel Camden at 7 a.m. All workers are urged to attend, and all officials in the drive. Two civic minded local firms are picking up tab for the breakfast.

The AAUW will have its October meeting in the home of Mrs. A. R. Davis 111 Jefferson Drive at 7:30 p.m. So-hostesses are Mrs.

Parker Stevens and Mrs. Louis Howard The program on Red China will be conducted by Mrs. Carl Pierce. TUESDAY The New Century Club will meet with Mrs. Betty Meek and Mrs.

John Stinson in the home of the former. The Bible Learners Class will meet at seven o'clock, in the home of Mrs. H. L. Puryear, 638 Camark Avenue, Mrs.

L. W. Bower and Mrs. J. T.

Stough will be co-hostesses. Credit Women's Breakfast Club will meet at 7:30 a.m. at Hotel Camden. Annual examinations will be given and all members are urged to be present. WEDNESDAY Camden Garden Club will meet at 3 p.m.

with Mrs. Will Moseley. Co-hostesses are Mrs. Frank Williford, Mrs. Ray Elliott, Mrs.

G. Johnson and Mrs. W. H. Patterson.

The Old Southern Garden Club will meet at 3 p.m. in the home Mrs. of G.B. Catne7 554 Likecite Avenue. Co hostesses are Mr.

Donald Cathey, Mrs. Ed Pace. Mrs. Hubert Cathey and Mes TAUKSDAY Women's Golf Association regular meeting. Golf begins at 9:30 0 a.m.

Pot luck luncheon at 12:30 p.m. Hostesses Mrs. Al Rayford, Mrs. Russell Becker, Mrs. T.

D. Spruce. Mrs. L. C.

Flynt is chairman. Study of Saint Luke at the Camden Couples Class Room of the First Methodist Church. Hour is 9:30 a.m. Six Camden Area Students In Club MAGNOLIA Six Camden area students have joined the International Club at Southern State College this year, according to Ahmad Akhaven of Tehran. Iran, Club president.

The International Club programs, held every two weeks, are designed to acquaint the American students with the countries represented here this year and the 14 international students attending Southern State this fall with the United States. Camden members are Nicky Chambers, son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Chambers and senior English major; Judith McGough, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

H. C. McGough, junior elementary education major; Nancy Morris, daughter of Mr. and Fordyce and spent Saturday night with Mrs. Marcums mother, Mrs.

Marie Jones. Mr. Marcums family had a get-together Sunday in Fordyce. is can't get a my no a her. out all after She to a knows meet- a 4-THE CAMDEN Ark.

NEWS Friday, October 1906 The -round with Lucelle Newton Phone 6-5721 Office Becky McKenzie Honored With Shower Miss Becky McKenzie, brideelect of Larry Grinder, both of Camden, was honored with a bridal shower in the Fellowship Hall of the Fairview Methodist Church at 7:00 p.m. on Saturday, October 1. The Wesleyan Service Guild and Mrs. Jack Watson, Mrs. Roy Roberson and Mrs.

T. J. Cross served as hostesses for the occasion. The chosen cuiors of the honoree, pink and white were used in the floral arrangements in the hall. The honoree was presented with a corsage of white pompons accented with seed pear! hearts.

The mothers of the be trothed couple, Mrs. Edwin Me. Kenzie and Mrs. Raymond Grinder were given corsages of white pom-pons. Mrs.

J. Short and Mrs. M. N. McKenzie grandmothers of Becky and Mrs.

T. I. Matthews sister of the prospective bridegroom were also presented white corsages. Mrs. Frank Mann presided at the guest book which lay on a table covered with a pink satin cloth, adorned with a nosegay of white flowers.

The gift table also covered with pink satin held an arrangement of late summer flowers in the chosen colors. White roses, stocks, and ers in a beautiful arrangement formed the center piece for the serving table. Silver candelabras held pink tapers at either side of the flower arrangement. A pink satin cloth covered the table. Mrs.

Johnnie Roberts presided at the punch bowl and other hostesses alternated in serving dainty refreshments to the over fifty guests in attendance. Van O'Dell Gets Scholarship MAGNOLIA Van S. O'Dell son of Mr. and Mrs. J.

S. O'Del of Buena Vista, has received $250 academic scholarship to Southern State College for according to Bernard Polk, director of student aids. A freshman political science major at Southern State, O'Dell is a 1966 graduate of Stephens High School, where he was president of the National Honor Society and president of his class for three years. Christie Tutt Wedding Told Mr. and Mrs.

C. D. Tutt of Rt. 1, Camden announce the marriage of their daughter, Linda Gayle, to James A. Christie, son of Mr.

and Mrs. G. A. Christie, also of Camden. The ceremony was performed August 12.

David Langley Now Serves In Vietnam SOUTH VIETNAM (Special) -Marine Private David A Langley, brother of James W. Langley of 927 McCullough Camden, Ark. is serving with the 2nd Battalion, 7th Regiment, 3rd Marine Division of the Fleet Marine Force just south of the Demilitarized Zone in Vietnam. He is participating in Operation "Prairie" which utilizes Marine ground forces along with heavy armor, air and artillery support, which has accounted for over 280 enemy dead. PERSONALS Mrs.

Braxton V. Bragg and daughters, Jennifer and Ann returned home recently from a summer spent in England with her mother and brother. Mrs. John Henry Morgan has returned from a Mediterranean Cruise which included a side trip to Monta Carlo. Mrs.

W. A. Rushton, Mrs. Walter Linton and Mrs. Thomas Tally of Magnolia are visiting with Mrs.

Lillian Warren. COUPLE OBSERVE 76th RANKIN, Ill. (AP) Mr. and Mrs. Sid Davis observe their 76th wedding anniversary today.

Their two daughters and two sons are at their parents' small farm home for the family party. Some of the Davis' 12 grandchildien, 29 -grandchildren and five great-great-grandchildren also are present. Davis at one time operated farm of 1,300 acres near Oxford, and later he had another farm in the Hoopeston, area. He retired in 1938 and moved to this eastern Illinois community of about 800 persons. Davis was 97 years old last Wednesday, His wife is 94.

Sorry little Janet Benson was ill, 1 we miss she and her mother Mrs. Harlan Benson Sun. from the Camden C.P. Church. We were happy to have three young people, unite with our Camden C.P.

church Sunday morning. They are Larry Gore, Kathy Bearden and Lanita Kay Benson. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Dawson visited Mrs.

McClanahan, Mrs. Little and Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Hale in Emmet Sunday afternoon. Rev.

and Mrs. Walter Mayo visited Sunday afternoon in the Harlan Benson's and Glen Jordon's homes. Families and visitor's of the Camden C.P. Church enjoyed a family night dinner, (The mens fellowship serving Monday night Bro. Mayo showed slides he he made in the Holy land.

a', Mrs. Judson Gaston and Miss Kay Walker visited Mrs. Rob Overman Saturday. Mr. and Mrs.

Eillic Coppett's daughter Vicki of Southern State was home for the week end. Mr. and Mrs. Fay Marcum motored to Monroe, La. on business Saturday, and then to The SUEDED bright news in new coats for all ages! Import Cotton Suede, water- repellent and dry cleanable, takes day-to-day hard wear, looks well for dress- up Curtsy Coats Deep-shouldered ease, collared in a fabulous fake fur, Sutton Place.

Sizes 3 to 6x, earth brown or blue. The identical coat, untrimmed for sizes 7 to 1, blue, gold, poncho. $23.95 Lay one away today. A small deposit will hold your coat. TWO WAYS TO CHARGE Pr Plea Regular He 30 Dows Day Account Payaset, 6 1 UPSTAIRS Dear Abby! 89.00 1 1.0 THOUGHTFULNESS CAN DO WONDERS DEAR ABBY: Tonight my heart aches for my 13-year-old daughter who once again attended an after-school dance without an invitation to dance one dance.

When her older brother was that age and popular with the crowd I always encouraged him to ask the not-so-popular girls to dance, impressing upon him to how much could mean girl who might not otherwise receive one invitation to dance during the entire evening. I was proud that he followed my advice. I wish other mothers would tell their sons the same thing. Will you help me, Abby? It could mean so much to the girls. A MOTHER IN KENT DEAR MOTHER: YOU BET I will.

An ounce of thoughtfulness can ease a ton of heartache. DEAR ABBY: I am a 38- bachelor who lives with year-old my mother to help out as much possible. For the last three as my brother, who is a years school teacher, has lived in our town with his family. They are at our small place more over than in their own home. They for supper every come here and when there are dishnight, to be washed afterwards, es break the 4-minute mile they getting away.

mother claims it is HER My house and I am not allowed to say a word. She says if I bring can have the law leave she back because she is a hardme ship case. I would consider Thanksgiving in Viet Nam a blessing. Is there any escape? Harold Morris, freshman Mrs. business major; and David Rey nolds, son of Mr.

and Mrs James D. Reynolds, junior business administration major. include Reese Other members Hutcheson, son of Mr. and Mrs. M.

J. Hutcheson and business agriculture major. and Shelia Knox, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James Knox of Bearden, freshman home economics Hutcheson from HELPLESS nor.

DEAR HELPLESS: Anyone who would consider Thanksgivin Viet Nam a blessing would have a tough time passing a physical, so forget it. There is no law that can force man to live with his mother even though she is a hardship case, so if you don't like the set-up there, move, and contribute to your mother's support some other way. DEAR ABBY: I just went thru a bankruptcy so you know what kind of financial shape 1 am in. When my wife left me five months ago I agreed to support her. Now that I went thru bankruptcy am I still obligated to support wife? She can't get blood out of turnip.

BANKRUPT DEAR BANKRUPT: Yes, you support she blood of turnip. But you're no turnip, and maybe she'd rather have blood than nothing. What does your lawyer say? CONFIDENTIAL TO "CAN'T GO ON" IN JACKSONVILLE: No one ever collapsed under 1 It the burdens of a single day. I when the burden of tomorrow are added to it that it becomes at unbearable. Live one day LITTLE ROCK (AP)-What's "I'm for Jim Johnson" that button doing in your, campaign reporter asked Gov.

lapel? Orval Faubus Tuesday after conference. news "It has special significance," Faubus said. "Someone gave it to me down at the hotel the the other night workers welfare ing with the Justice Johnson. Mr when Rockefeller and I attended." to Newsmen pressed Faubus going actively say if he was for Johnson. the campaign governominee for Democratic GILLELAND DRUG and Adams Washington FRIENDLY SERVICE STORE We Give Green On Ali Cash Stamps Purchases SKILLED REGISTERED PHARMACIST On Duty at times to Serve You nor.

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