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Page 3 The Clarksdale Press Register Tuesday Afternoon, July 11, 1972 Book By Marks Minster Seeks To Heal Tensions Of Our Time AND EVENTS Bible and that they are refreshingly uncomplicated, if we will only follow them. Writing about "The Real Carolinian, is the former Mi Meda Halliburton of Morgarlon, N.C. "In the Quietness" is dedicated to her. v- I I i -i tVallis Fleming Dial 4-2514 Featured Gallery painting technique on July 13 at the Blowing Rock Country Club. Mr.

Dennis, who showed his work not many months ago at the Carnegie Library Clarksdale, is the son of Mrs. W. C. Dennis of Clarksdale, and his wife is the former Mary Kate Lowrey of Clarksdale. He is associate professor of art at Appalachian State University in Boone, N.C., and has had over 40 one-man shows in the South.

Peay Attend Conference stressing auditory and visual perception, Mrs. Diana Bosworth of Fort Worth, and mental-muscular coor dination, Miss Sandra Michels of Fort Worth. Robert Courtmanche, resource administrator for all the Episcopal schols in New York City, directed discussions on new trends in early school curriculum, including adaptation of the Montesorri and Piaget methods which are both designed to help develop the child's ability to think logically. The Rev. John Carter, executive secretary of the National Association of Episcopal Schools with offices in Virginia and New York City, was present for the conference.

He celebrated the Holy Eucharist every evening. presented a- Bible study, and traced the Church involvement in establishing schools in the United States. Values," he says, "Only 'In the Quietness' will we ever be able to see life clearly. We can never appreciate the real values until we learn the lesson of sym pathy. People must become people-to-love.

As we learn to enter sympathetically into the lives and longings of other people we find meaning and joy in living. However, all of this depends upon our own personal conquest of quietness. "There are two ways to find quietness. First, we must set aside a specific time in which to observe it. This is difficult but necessary.

Pascal said, 'All the evils of life have fallen upon us because men will not sit alone quietly in a Second, we must learn to live all of every day in an attitude of quietness and rest. isaian preaches to me as well as to all the frustrated people of his day when he says: 'In returning and rest you shall be saved; in quietness and in trust shall be your North Carolina Dr. Brendall was born at Walnut Cove, N.C., "just about 20 miles from the Virginia border," and his father was a Methodist minister (for 46 years) who wanted his son to have a wide-ranging education that took in both the liberal and conservative points of view. His schooling began with four years at Guilford College in Greensboro, N.C., founded by the Quakers in 1838, one of the first coeducational colleges in the South, and noted for its liberal reputation. Next, Dr.

Brendall attended Zion Theological Seminary in. Winchester, a conservative stronghold. His education was rounded out with a master's and a doctorate in theology from Duke University at Durham, N.C. Dr. Brendall's pastorates have been in western North Carolina," Sacramento.

Baldwyn, and Marks where he has been pastor for the past seven years. His wife, also a North Match word clues with Lt. and Mrs. Gary Lee Reibsane Jacqueline Winbom Says Her Vows To Lt. Gary Reibsane 8 AM.

to 5 P.M. Anne Dennis Paintings At Blowing Rock The paintings of Warren Dennis, who grew up in Clarksdale, were featured at the grand opening of the Regional Gallery of Art, Blowing Rock, N.C.. on June 30. Reports of the exhibit were brought back by Mr. and Mrs.

Paul Clark, recently returned from a trip to Blowing Rock, who visited the gallery and were cordially welcomed by Mr. Dennis as "folks from home." He was the guest of honor at the opening reception and will give a demonstration of his Mrs. Clark, Mrs. Episcopal School Mrs. Grace Clark, director of St.

George's Episcopal Ken-dergarten, and Mrs. Louise Peay, assistant, attended an Early Childhood Workshop recently at Vicksburg arranged by the National Association of Episcopal Schools. The conference was held at All Saints' School in Vicksburg. and another is planned next year during the third week in June. Directed by Mrs.

Donna Michaels, chairman of the Preschool division of the national Episcopal organization, the workshop drew teachers from Texas, Louisiana, Mississippi, Alabama, North Carolina, Georgia and Florida. Subjects included in the week-long conference were (1) art directed by Mrs. Earluth Abbott of San Antonio; (2) linguistics Here There GEORGE HITT of 430 Cypress had heart surgery Monday morning at the Methodist Hospital in Houston. and friends report that he stood the operation well. The surgery was performed by Dr.

Crawford, and Mr. Hitt's car diologist is Dr. Alexander. Mr. and Mrs.

Hitt left July 4 for Houston and were accompanied by their daughter. Mrs. Thomas H. Cartledge III of Daytona Beach, Fla. Joining them Sunday at Houston were Mr.

and Mrs. Frank Thackston of Greenville, Dr. Cartledge, and George Hubbard Lipe of In- dianola. Mr. Hitt's nephew.

Mrs. Hitt's address in Houston is Tides II. 6700 South Main, Houston, 77005, New Arrivals MR. AND MRS. Donald Merton Reichelderfer Jr.

of 1203 Miller announce the birth of their first child, a daughter, Roxanne Marie Reichelderfer, born July 8 at the Coahoma County Hospital. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. D. M.

Reichelderfer of Clarksdale and Mr. and Mrs. Herman Henry Harthcock, also of Clarksdale. II BEWARE! THE' STAR ROOM of the Officers' Club was the setting of the reception. It was lighted by simulated starlight and ornamented with lovebirds.

The lace-covered table, holding the tiered cake crowned with blue flowers, was decorated with lilies of the valley and the bride's bouquet. Those assisting at the reception were Mrs. Homer Hallmark of Oxnard, aunt of the bride; Miss Joann Rudolf of Sierra Vista, and Miss Sherry Keenum of Clarksdale. For traveling, the bride changed to a blue knit pants sister of the bride, was the maid of honor and wore a sheer floral cotton in pastel green designed with a white ribbon belt at the Empire waist and flared sleeves. She wore a matching bow in her hair and carried green carnations.

Miss Marsha Winborn, another sister of the bride, served as bridesmaid. Her gown, similar to that of ihe maid of honor, v. as in lilac with a pink ribbon trim. She carried pink carnations. The best man was First Lt.

Irvin La Fleur of Lake Charles, and the groomsman was Mike English of Bisbee, Ariz. Mrs. Winborn, mother of the bride, wore a blue crepe sheath with long lace sleeves, white accessories, and a corsage of blue carnations. The groom's mother, Mrs. Reibsane, chose a sleeveless white knit sheath accented in red and wore red and navy accessories.

Her flowers were white carnations. By ANNE FLEMING Surcease from the spiraling rush and noise of contemporary life is one of the deep and sometimes unrecognized needs of most of us. A path to a healing oases of peace and solitude is offered by Dr. Earl H. Brendall, minister of the Marks United Methodist Church, in his new book "In the Quietness," a slim, pocket-sized book of brief and telling devotionals.

If you wonder why you're dissatisfied with yourself and what you are doing with your life, this short item in the first pages of the book may give you a clue. It is titled "Time for Thinking." "Someone has said, 'Life, like music, must have rests in order oe One of our greatest necessities today is not increased activity but more quietness. Like Martha of old, we are busy with many things, and we lose the opportunity for tranquil meditation, for God and prayer, for the 'quietness and confidence' which is our real strength of body and soul. One day a group of people gathered for a serious discussion of some important problems. A well-known popular writer began to describe how busy he was; he gave so many hours to reading, so many hours to writing, so many hours to his public relations and soon his whole day was gone.

Whereupon one of the group inquired. 'And, pray sir, when do you Unless we take time for quiet thinking, for prayer and meditation, our lives become shallow and empty; we become superficial persons and we find it hard to endure ourselves." Need To Be Free Dr. Brendall's book of 60 meditations was written "especially for those who need to be free of nervous tension" and that means the majority of us. A cordial, approachable man who has been a minister for many years, Dr. Brendall has counseled with many troubled people.

He knows all the keys to mental and spirit-al health that are found in the Minister of Japan. can a-Prime Minister, Norway b-Premier, Sweden e-Premier, Lebanon d-Prestdent, United Arab Republie -Premier, Turkey VK, Mad) ion, Wlieenthi More Writing Looking toward retirement in the not too distant future and more writing, Dr. and Mrs. Brendall haven't made up their minds whether it will be at Tupelo or at Winchester, near Lexington. Dr.

Brendall has a yen for Kentucky's beautiful bluegrass country. "In the Ou'etness" is his first book, though he has written many articles for "The Upper Room and other Methodist publications. He has two other books in the making: "Old Testament Windows," about the different types of literature found in the Old Testament; and "Bishops Have Known." which is contemplated "after I retire." Dr. Brendall also wants to do another book of devotions on "Creative Quietness." A scholar who has steeped himself in the world's best literature, he comes by his writing naturally but says what he has to say clearly and simply without verbosity. Commenting on "In the Quietness," he said, "I limited myself by cutting the typing paper in half so I wouldn't write too much." Nearly Sold Out The first printing of "In the Quietness" was 1600 copies, and only about 500 are left.

But Dr. Brendall thinks this will lead to a second printing. Available in Marks and Clarksdale, the little book is iTiced at $2. It may be ordered from Magnolia Press, P. O.

Box 342, Marks, Miss. 38646; or from Mrs. Ray Gibson, 1307 Anderson, Clarksdale. HOME OF BOURBON Bourbon County, was the original home of Bourbon whisky, first distilled in 1789 by Elijah Craig, A Baptist preacher. At first, the whisky had no title, but as its fame spread out of the state, people referred to it as "that whisky from Bourbon County, Ky." their correspond i' "-r i RATE 71 to (0 point Good.

el to 70 points Fair. 60 or HW Italy. YOUR NEWS QUIZ PART I NATIONAL AND INTERNATIONAL Give yourself 10 points for each correct answer. ing pictures or symbols. 10 points for In a landmark decision, the Supreme Court ruled 5-4 that the death penalty (CHOOSE ONEi is, Is not) unconstitutional as it has been applied in the United States.

each correct answer. Glamor Magazine Announces Its Top Ten College Girls Of 1972 President Nixon lifted all quota restrictions on imports The four justices who dissented in the decision were all appointees of President Nixon. True or False? FORT HUACHUCA, Ariz. Miss Jacqueline Winborn and First Lt. Gary Lee Reibsane were married June 16 at 6:30 in the evening at the New Brigade Chapel, Fort Huachu- ca.

Parents of the bride are Mr. and Mrs. Jack Winbom of Clarksdale. The groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs.

Chester Reibsane of Muir, Pa. The ceremony was performed by Catholic chaplain Capt, Edward Mumper and Protestant chaplain Lt. Col. Frank Bentley Decorating the wedding scene were chrysantehmums and tapers in silver candelabra. Mrs.

Pam Nichols of Fort Huachuca presented the organ music. the ciiiDiJ. given in marriage by her father, wore a gown of ivory silk organza over bridal taffeta. It was designed with a fitted bodice featuring a sheer yoke of peau d'ange lace, long full sleeves, an A-lme skirt bordered with lace, and a lace-edge Watteau train. Her mantilla veil was of peau d'ange lace, and she carried white orchids encircled with white carnations and baby's breath.

Miss Helen Marie Winborn, Social Register TUESDAY 7:30 The Lydia Class of Oakhurst Baptist Church will meet at the home of Mrs. John Boyd, 1009 Lynn. 8:00 p.m. The Order of the Eastern Star will meet at the Masonic Building. WEDNESDAY 12:00 noon The Business Professional Women's Club will meet at the Regency.

FRIDAY 12:30 p.m. The bridesmaids' luncheon for Miss Susan Kozisek will be given by Miss Linda Luckett at the W. O. Luckett home, 220 Clark. 7:00 p.m.

The rehearsal for the wedding of Miss Susan Kozisek and Pete Hunter will be held at St. Paul's United Methodist Church. 7:30 p.m. The rehearsal for the wedding of Miss Linda Curcio and Ned Servadio will be held at St. Elizabeth Catholic Church.

8:00 p.m. The rehearsal dinner for Miss Susan Kozisek and Pete Hunter will be given at the Regency by his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Hunter. 8:30 p.m.

The rehearsal dinner for Miss Linda Curcio and Ned Servadio will be given suit with which she wore white accessories. After a wedding trip to Mexico and southern Arizona Li. and Mrs. Keibsane are living at Fort Huachuca where he is director of the Post Alcohol and Drug Center and she is employed with the Post Recreational Program for Dependents' Children. Glens Falls, N.Y., a senior at Union College in Schenectady, N.Y.; Lucia Tucci of Portland, Maine, a senior at Stephens College, Columbia, Mo.

Desiree Carlson of St. Paul, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill; Sheila Stainback of New York City, Fordham University; Elizabeth Duff of Watseka, 111., Northwestern at Evanston, Colleen Met-ternich of Carthage, 111., Knox College at Galesburg, and Alison Scharff of Palos Verdes Estates, University of Redlands, Calif. The Ten Top College Girls were chosen for their outstanding abilities in some worthwhile activity, either on campus or in the community, and their commitment to do something about their world. South Dakota Senator George McGovern North and South (CHOOSE ONE: Korea, Viet Nam) signed an agreement to end hostilities between the two countries as a step toward eventual reunification. 4 Name the new Prime superstar Bobby Hull changed teams 4.....

U.S. planes wrecked North Viet Nam's only modern plant 5..... Internal fighting and mass executions have been reported here Bobby Fischer of the United States and Boris Spassky of the Soviet Union are meeting in Iceland to play for the world 7 championship. a-table tennis b-brldge c-chess Maine Senator Edmund Muskie Alabama ore nor George Wallace PART II WORDS IN THf NEWS Take 4 points for each word that you can match with its correct meaning. 1 deluge a-to lower in rank b-confusion, frenzied excitement c-a flood or major raln- 3..

faU d-outward behavior 5. e-to mislead or trick The first woman umpire in made her debut Two Southern girls are among Glamor Magazine's Ten Top College Girls for 1972. They are Theon Wilson, a junior at Newcomb College of Tulane University and a resident of New Orleans, and Judy Culbreth of Mobile, a senior at the University of South Alabama at Mobile. Others in the Top Ten are Robin Stone of Rockville Centre, N.Y., a student at the University of Pennsylvania in Philadelphia; Kathleen White of Kulbersh Infant To Be Named At Friday Service Rabbi Benjamin Schultz will formally name the infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

William Kulbersh of Memphis on Friday at the 7:45 p.m. service at Temple Beth Israel. The baby, to be called Heidi, is the granddaughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Brownstein of Clarksdale.

A reception will follow the service, and all friends of the family are invited. The mother, the former Miss Amy Brownstein, will par ticipate in the service, as will her husband. Witnesses Prepare For Convention At Little Rock Members of the Clarksdale congregation Jehovah's Witnesses are preparing to attend a district convention July 13-16 at Barton Coliseum in Little Rock, Ark. One of 59 district conventions scheduled for 1972 in the United States, the Little Rock meeting is expected to attract 10,000 delegates from Arkansas and Mississippi 11. S.

Collins, presiding minister of the Clarksdale congregation said, "The four- day convention will stress the importance of spirituality in an r7? BURUNDI Mi Minnesota Senator Hubert Humphrey 10..... Cuban Prime Minister Fidel Castro yisited this nation PART III NAMES IN THE NEWS Take 6 points for names that you correctly match with the clues. At The JO-ANN SHOP WE WILL BE CLOSED ALL DAY WEDNESDAY MARKING DOWN STOCK FOR OUR 16th ANNIVERSARY SALE-STARTING THURSDAY MORNING. the JO-AMN shop 226 YAZOO AVE. HOW DO YOU (Sear Each Side of Quia Separately) 1 la 100 point.

TOP SCORE Site 90 points Excellent. FAMILY DISCUSSION QUESTION What are the most important issues facing the candidates in this year's presidential campaign? Sal am Palme 3.Trygve Brattell Erim Sadat 710-72 at the Fonderosa by his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Servadio of Benoit.

SATURDAY 2:00 p.m. Miss Susan Kozisek and Paul M. (Pete) Hunter will be married at St. Paul's United Methodist Church. The reception will be given by her parents, Mr.

and Mrs. L. L. Kozisek, in the fellowship hall of the church. 4:30 p.m.

Miss Linda Curcio and Ned Servadio will be married at St. Elizabeth's Catholic Church. The reception will be given by her parents, i Mr. and Mrs. Charles Curcio, at the Knights of Columbus HalL THIS WEEK'S CHALLENGE! Kama the Premier of STUDENTS sJZt ANSWERS ON REVERSE PAGE age of materialism." 1.