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I -THE CAMDEN Ark. NEWS Monday, February 28, 1966 The Social-go-round with Lucelle Newton Office Phone 6-5721 Carolyn Lindsey Weds Billy Parker Marriage vows were exchanged Saturday evening, February 5 at 6:30 o'clock in Immanuel Baptist Church between Miss Nancy Carolyn Lindsey, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Lindsey, and Billy Charles Parker, son of Mrs. Frank Parker and the late Mr.

Parker. The double ring ceremony was read by Rev. Lynn Stevens before a background of wedding bells centered on an arch. Baskets of pink gladioli and candelabras placed on either side completed the setting. Nuptial music was furnished by Mrs.

Lewis Ritter and Miss Joyce Vestal, soloist, Miss Vestal sang Promise Me," and "The Wedding Prayer." The bride, who was given in marriage by her father, wore a wedding gown of peau de soie with the top accented with lace. The gown featured a bell skirt which swept into a chapel train. Her finger tip veil of illusion was held by a circle of pearls. She carried a white orchid a- mong carnations over a white Bible. Mrs.

Kenneth Crain, sister of the bride served as maid of honor. She wore a pink dress of lace over satin, and carried a cascade of pink carnations. Her veil was attached to a pink satin rose. Charles Cook served as best man. Eli Parker and Kenneth Crain served as ushers.

Robert Ellis, Jr. and David Crain lighted the candles. bride's mother chose a dress of blue jersey with black accessories. The mother of the groom wore a dress of pink lace with beige accessories. Both mothers wore corsages of white carnations.

Presiding at the bride's book in the foyer of the church was Miss Betty Allison. The bride and groom both attended Henderson State Teachers College and the groom is now associated with Conkling Contracting Co. in Wichita Falls, Texas. After a short trip the couple will be at home in Wichita Falls. BEARDEN MENUS TUESDAY Barbecue on Bun, baked beans, potato salad combination salad, oranges, milk.

WEDNESDAY Beef Vegetable soup, peanut butter sandwiches, crackers, rosy apple sauce, milk. THURSDAY Turkey and noodles, green beans, cooked prunes, lemon cake squares, milk. FRIDAY Hot dog on bun, baked beans, potato salad, lettuce pieces, apple cobbler, milk past several days with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Hale, has returned to his home.

COBBERS SE ROUND TRIP TAKE OFF. in California Cobblers "Round Trip." The shoe with a stack heel that's perfect for wearing anywhere and a vamp that's generously perforated to keep you cool and comfortable coming and going. In Bone sweet kid. Just $12.95. As seen in VOGUE "CAMDEN'S FINEST SHOES" Bethesda News Mr.

and Mrs. Percy Nalls and children of Sparkman, Mr. and Mrs. Larry Vaughn and Baby, Mr. and Mrs.

Don Green and son visited Mr. and Mrs. Harry Williams last week. Mrs. W.V.

Tidwell. Mrs. C. P. Thompson and Mary Ann, visited Mr.

and Mrs. Frank Venable and Linda Saturday afternoon. Mrs. W.F. Sale spent Friday night and Saturday with her mother.

Mrs. H.D. Brian. Mr. and Mrs.

Clvde Brian. Mr. and Mrs. Chester Thompson enjoyed a delicious fish dinner with Mr. and Mrs.

Rov Thompson and Phillip Thursday. Those attending the quilting the church Tuesdav were. Mrs Mary Berton, Mrs Lee Roy Goza, Mrs. Edd Heinley. Mrs.

Ben Daniel, Mrs. Roy Thompson. Mrs. Cleo Wilkins and Mrs. C.P.

Thompson. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Thompson and Phillip visited with Mr. and Mrs.

Clyde Brian Saturday ev ening. Mr. and Mrs. Edd Heinley visited relatives in Fordyce, Sun day. Mr.

and Mrs. John Schee. J. N. and Glenda Grisham visited in Pine Bluff Saturday with Mr.

and Mrs. Larry Thomason They also visited Rev. and Mrs. Dale Gentry. Mrs.

Joy Swartz and children visited with Mr. and Mrs. Cleo Wilkins Saturday night. Mr. and Mrs.

Harry Young of San Francisco spent Wed. night with Mr. and Mrs. Henry Young and girls. Mrs.

Ila Sale and Mrs. Steve Bergus of Fairview were guests in the W.V. Tidwell home Tuesday. Mrs. Verna Greenwood had lunch with Mr.

and Mrs. Virgil Jeffus Monday. Mr.and Mrs. Henry Young, Kate and Kim attended the Young reunion in Shreveport over the weekend. Mr.

and Mrs. Freeman Daniel and Richard visited with Mr. and Mrs. Roy Thompson and Phillip Tuesday night. Mrs.

Alvis Wilkin. Mr. and C.P. Thompson ate lunch with the W.V. Tidwell Monday Martin or Mrs.

J. T. Warren. SATURDAY Hat Party at St. Mark Methodist Church.

Sponsored by WSCS. Annual Kiwanis Pancake Day Orlando Hotel. Hours, 6 a.m. to 2 p.m. All you can eat for a dollar.

Proceeds go toward the girls and boys work in the city a project of the club. Dear Abby BOYS WILL BE BOYS Abigail Van Buren DEAR ABBY: I can sympathize with the members of the Retail Clerks Association, who have difficulty knowing whether some customers should be addressed as "Sir, or "Madam. I have six children and seventeen grandchildren, and at my age it is hard to keep track of all their names. Yesterday one of my granddaughters and her husband called on me. When they walked into the house they looked like twins! They both wore jeans, boots, sweaters and jackets.

Their hair was exactly the same color. and their haircuts were identical. I really did not know which one was my granddaughter until they removed their jackets. What is this world coming to? It doesn't make sense when one can't tell the boys from the girls. BAFFLED IN PHILA.

DEAR BAFFLED: Be patient. As long as the boys and the girls can tell, things will work out all right. DEAR ABBY: Thirty years my husband divorced his ago first wife who left him with a son. We were married when the boy was five years old. For the past 25 years there has been no contact between my stepson and his real mother.

In two weeks my son is getting marrled. Only the immediate familv will attend the ceremonv My husband's mother called and told me that if my son's real mother was not invited. my mother-in-law and her daughter would not attend the wedding. My husband and I feel that something that has been literally dead for 30 years should not be revived at a time like this. It would be worse than a slap in the face to us both after raising that boy along with four other children as one family What is vour advice? OFFENDED MOTHER DEAR OFFENDED: It is curious that vour husband's mother would place von in the awkward position of either inviting vour son's "real" mother (in fact a stranger) or excluding her and her daughter.

too. Why? Leave the decision up to vour son and his bride. It's THEIR wedding. DEAR ABBY: I am a widow of 53, but I have been told that I look much younger. I am keeping company with a man of 26.

My children are grown and have families of their own. My problem is that my family and friends object to my relationship FOLLOWING MOTHER If she looks vaguely familiar, there's a good reason. Tina Marquand, 19, is the daughter of the late movie actress Maria Montez and French actor Jean Pierre Aumont. She's already done one movie in England and now is making her American debut in "Texas Across the River" at Holly. wood's Universal Studios, where Maria was a star.

FAIRVIEW MENUS TUESDAY Spanish rice, fresh purple hull peas, harvard beets, cole slaw, bread, milk, strawberry cake. WEDNESDAY-Chicken and spaghetti, English peas, buttered carrots, apple ring, hot rolls, butter, milk, cherrio. THURSDAY-Vienna sausage, sauerkraut, northern beans, jello salad. corn bread, milk, butterscotch pudding. with Hugo.

They think I should find someone older. Abby, have gone with older men, but they all seem to go out with a widow for just one thing, and I spend the whole evening fighting them off. With Hugo, I don't have to worry. Do you think the age difference to too great between us? Please be honest. ACCUSTOMED TO HIS FACE DEAR ACCUSTOMED: To "go no.

But to marry, well, think ahead 20 years. DEAR ABBY: Several months ago I was taking a bath when the telephone rang. Fearful that it was news about my mother, who had been very ill. I hurridly got out of the bathtub. and in my haste, I slipped and fell.

I managed to hobble to the phone, although I was in terribel pain, and when I answered it, a woman barked in an angry tone, "WRONG as though it was MY fault that she got a wong number. Then she slammed down the receiver. As a result of that fall, I injured my back and was unable to attend my mother's funeral six days later. I hope you will print my letter as a plea for courtesy on the part of those Now In Camden you can enjoy BEAUTY WITH A CARE-FREE HAIR FASHION WIG CHOICE OF STYLES CHOICE OF COLOR AND LENGTH EASY TERMS Forget about the weather, vour busy schedule your hair will always be its most becoming self with a fashion wig. Colors in stock include red, black.

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W. C. Walker of 124 Columbia will play with the Southern State College Riderettes in the district women's AAU tournament March 4 and 5 at Southern State, according to coach Margaret Downing. Teams entered to date in the tournament are the Coca Cola team and the Hickory Pit Barbecue team, both of Hot Springs the Hope Independents, and the Riderettes. The top four from the tournament here will represent the Southwest Arkansas district in the State AAU tournament at Stuttgart, March 22- 26.

Tournament games are open to the public and admission to those scheduled at Southern State will be 60c for adults and 30c for students, Miss Downing said. Games will begin in the Mulerider Field House gymnasium at 7:30 p.m. Friday and Saturday, March 4 and 5. Quebec, in the province of Quebec, Canada, is the only walled city in North America. who dial wrong numbers.

DISGUSTED WITH PEOPLE Troubled? Write to ABBY, Box 69700, Los Angeles, Calif. For a personal reply, enclose a stamped, self-addressed envelope. Jack Files Enters YDC Election me for the Democratic Party in Arkansas, announced Saturday his candidacy for president of the Arkansas Young Democratic Clubs. LITTLE ROCK (AP) Jack D. Files, calling this a critical Files, a supporter of YDC President Sam Boyce, said the times are critical because Democratic officeholders and voters are joining the Republican Party's ranks.

Mrs. A Smith In 85th Birthday Mrs. A. P. Smith celebrated her 85th birthday on February 21 and all nine of her children were with her on Sunday February 20 for a family reunion and birthday dinner at the Smith home, 202 North Agee Avenue.

Mrs. Smith has resided in Camden over 40 years moving here with her family and late husband during oil boom days of the early 1920's. All nine of her children attended and graduated from Camden High School, with the seven boys, Arthur, Ivan, Grover, Auburn, Ellis. Donald and Dewey, taking part in athletics and the two daughters, Mamie and Euna being stars on the girls' basketball teams that Camden featured in those days. The Smith family has always been active in civic and church affairs and the many friends of this mother wish for her more happy birthdays.

McCullough Sharp Marriage Announced Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Sharp of Route 3, Camden, announce the marriage of their daughter, Linda Kay, to Richard Durwood McCullough.

He is the son of Henry Me Cullough 2924 Evergreen St. The couple will live in Memphis, Tennessee. PERSONALS Miss Sue Russell of Minneapolis, Minnesota, recently spent several days with her brother and his family, Mr. and Mrs. Fred F.

Russell. During her visit she had the honor of speaking at the Ayers School of Business in El Dorado where her niece Martha Sue is a student. Miss Dell Gilleland, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W.

F. Gilleland has recently pledged Zeta Tau Alpha Sorority at Florida Southern College in Lakeland, Florida. Dell is a sophmore at the school. Mrs. Powell Williams has returned home after a visit with her daughter Mrs.

James Newton and family in Rochester, Minnesota. Mrs. "Newton and daughters, Leeann and Nancy who are enroute to their new home in Poughkeepsie, N.Y. returned home with her for a two weeks stay. Mr.

and Mrs. Jim Boswell of Tulsa, Oklahoma, returned home Sunday after a visit with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. S. D.

Scott. Edward E. Hale of Muskogee, Oklahoma who has spent the Guy Jones Jr. of Conway, University of Arkansas football star last season, and Jack Coleman of Lonoke, a university senior, have previously, announced their for the YDC post. The YDC holds its annual convention in Little Rock Morch 19-20.

Files, a North Little Rock attorney. was a onetime aide to Gov. Orval Faubus. Files said he thinks the leadership has allowed the party "to be' vicDemocratic timized and made the personal organization of a powerful few who represent the vested and entrenched interests in this state. We should work to protect and free the Democratic Party, not desert Boyce's faction of the YDC has criticized the Faubus administration since last year's controversial YDC convention in which one group supported Boyce and another Sheffield Nelson of Little Rock.

MRS. BILLY CHARLES PARKER (Married In Church Nuptials) (Bracken Photo) Calendar Of Events MONDAY The Wesleyan Service Guild will meet at 7:30 p.m. in the Sunshine Class Room of First Methodist Church. Mrs. Ida Sullenberger and Miss Virginia Hollis will be hostesses.

Camden District Nurses will meet at 7:30 p.m. at the hospital. Guest speaker will be Frank Priest, pharmacist at the Methodist Women prayer group meets with Mrs. H. P.

Hesterly, 372 Dallas. 9:30 a.m. TUESDAY New Century Club will meet in the home of Mrs. Jasper Morris, with Mrs. Larry Killough assisting.

The Order of Eastern Star will meet at 7:30 p.m. at the Madonic Temple. NSLC Auxiliary will meet at 7 p.m. with Mrs. Patsy Savacool.

Fairview Jr. -Sr. PTA will meet at 7:30 p.m. in the seminar room. All parents and teachers are urged to attend.

Prayer group meetings of Methodist women with Mrs. E. L. Williams, 671 Crestwood; 9:30 a.m.; Mrs. E.

B. Stone, 321 Glen St. 7:30 p.m.; Mrs. Ralph Reed, 936 Garland 9:30 a.m. Club will meet at Hotel Camden.

Mrs. Frances Hollis will lead program on "Hobby Hostesses will be Lucille Reynolds and Virginia Hollis. WEDNESDAY Prayer meeting for Methodist women. Mrs. Hubert Cathey, 151 9:30 Prospect, a.m.; Mrs.

A. R. Condray, 702 Oakwood, 7:30 p.m. Mrs. Calvin Roper, 701 Greenwood, 9:30 a.m.

Regular meeting of Jr. Auxi- liary with Mrs. Walter Lee Silliman, 142 Berg. 9:30 a.m. Maul HDC will meet at 2 p.m.

in the home of Mrs. R. J. Horton. THURSDAY Methodist women in prayer meetings at Mrs.

J. D. Reynolds, 608 Washington; Mrs. Jane Rogers, 494 Berg Ave, Mrs. P.

E. Edwards, 804 Chestnut Mrs. J. C. Upton, 819 Washington St; Mrs.

W. W. Scott, 238 Cash; Mrs. Geo. Bowers, Sharp Drive.

All at 9:30 a.m. Ladies Day at country club. Bridge, canasta and golf. Luncheon served at 1 p.m. For reservations, call Mrs.

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