The Camden News from Camden, Arkansas • Page 11

ommunitx Spotlight Htgkliiklint renti Tiro attend band camp Two senior high students from Camden. Claudia Stoker, left; and Came Davis, attended the Arkansas Tech Summer Music Camp which ended on Aug 6 with concerts by the bands and choruses, and demonstrations by twirlers. There were 425 students attending the camp which was under the direction of Gene Witherspoon, head of the Tech Music Department. Herb Hazelman of Greensboro. North Carolina, was the guest clinician for the first week of camp Colonel Arnold Gabriel of the United States Air Force, along with Witherspoon, directed the honors band for the Aug 6 concert Classes in marching, band, twirling, theory, music history, music appreciation, music literature, and music fundamentals were held dunng the camp.

College Chatter DAY meets to elect new leadership Chapter of the Disabled American Veterans Auxiliary held their August meeting it the First Federal Saving and Loan building with eight and two visitors present Plans were made to bring gifts for patients at the A Hospital each month The last box of gifts was sent at Christmas Officers for the coming year were installed by the past commander New officers are Dot Basinger-comrrander Mane Good-senior vice commander Sue Baker junior vice commander. Jane Ingram adjutant. Helen Hackney- treasurer and Syble Morris historian The nett meeting of the club will be Sept 6 at 7 at the First Federal Savings and Loan Building UMW meet on Monday in Chidester The United Methodist Women of Rushing Methodist Church in Chidester met Aug 8 at the church Mrs Ira Rowe president opened the meeting with prayer and had charge of the business session Mrs Nelle Rushing was the program leader and those talcing part in the program were Mrs Jessie Benson Miss Bessie Benton and Mrs Russell Atkins Mrs Ira Rowe and Mrs Jessie Benson served refreshments to the 12 members and one guest. Mrs Marge Faulkner of Bethany. Okla The September meeting will be at the home of Miss Bessie Benton Frontier Days talent icinners Church News Five masters of education degrees and five bachelors degrees will be awarded to students from Ouachita County during the annual summer commencement exercises at Southern Arkansas University.

Aug 12 A total of 81 degrees will be awarded Receiving masters degrees will be Roger Neal Bell physical education. Isabel Hardin Bnan secondary counseling and guidance. Bruce McKinnon physical education and Laura Kogers Wilson elementary education Others receiving degrees are Beverly Sue Funia commerical and advertising art, Sidney Jo Padgett psychology Connie 0Dell Ray nursing and Brenda Watson elementary education Two Mt Holly students who will receive degrees and their majors are Archie Larry Calhoun masters in general science and Clarice Burris Long bachelors degree in elementary education. Martha Elizabeth Wood of Rt 2. Camden, has been awarded a 1400 scholarship for nursing training by the Lung according to an ALA news release A total of 21 scholarships totaling 16.870 were 1 awarded for nurshmg and respiratory therapy training Funds for the scholarship program were allocated from Christmas Seal revenues to combat a shortage of trained professi in the respiratory nursing and therapy field Unity Baptist A vacation Bible school will be held at the Unity Missionary Baptist Church at Country Club and Cash Roads Aug 15 to 19 from 6 30 to 8 30 nightly The Bible study is on the life of Paul James Draper is the pastor First place winners in the Prescott Frontier Days Festival talent competition were standing, Lynley Fenwick and Tammy Cosby, and kneeling.

Jane Mane Dawson and Nikki Herbage, all of Camden. They won the event by performing a Up dance The Frontier Days Festival was held under the spon- Newcomer social held on Tuesday The Camden Newcomers Club met on Aug 9 in the home of Mrs Bob Wunnenberg for a summer social Ten members and their husbands attended the event along with several guests The included Ed and innie Jones. Leland and Marie DeVore and Chuch and Barb Griffin They enjoyed a variety of snacks and played lawn games in an area lit by torches The Aug 23 coffee will be held at the home of Roni Winters newcomers are urged to attend For informa- Uon call H36-4415 ----------------------------------------------Hints from Heloise tk DEAR HELOISE We bought a child wading pool to teach our four ducklings how to swim before turning them loose in the stream across the road After they were launched, I discovered the rigid plastic pool was ideal for washing storm windows and screens, as a leaf and twig container while bagging leaves, or. as a quick cover for the lawn mower when it wasn't in the shed during a rain Best of all. it was a terrific dog tub for bathing our small Yorkie My teenage son began using it to clean car parts and change oil so it was discarded a couple of years ago when it became oily beyond cleaning It was terrific for barbecues We filled it with ice and cans and bottles of soda pop As I writing this I'm sitting here wondering why we haven replaced it' Rodney Better late than never Might up at a garage sale for a song Heloise III DEAR HE I DISK When to address an envelope we often wonder if our ballpoint pens will or won start wriung immediately Use the space the top corner where the stamp will later be placed to out your pen and get it to going Eilleen Nase DEAR HEIiJlSE I have a very.

very. st 4 question It something I she aid know, but don and am too embarrassed to ask anyone but you I run into trouble many times in my cooking because of not knowing Here goes What is a clove of garlic" Is it the cluster or one little section or I would really like to know Not too smart have lots of company, dear one according to my mail, to don feel loo badly In answer to yours and other requests, a close of garlic ts one section out of the whole cluster, referred to as a bulb. One of these little out of the bulb is sometimes called a pod. bud or toe. as weU as a dose So remember this little tidbit of information next time, cause it does make a big difference in a recipe railing for garlic' Heloise DEAR HELOISE I am an U-year-old boy whc loves to go fishing However, my friends and I always have tangled lines to straighter out for the fishing poles One day.

I asked Morr. if I could have some of her empt, foam thread spools for my lines They worked just fine 1 put corks, sinkers, and lines around the spools I just stuck the hooks into the foam spools1 Now all we have to do is catch the fish' Gene Belvins FOR ML CHE mi supines, A NEW POOL CALL SAN JUAN SWUUMMG KXXS 836 3151 What does a diamond ring mean to vou? Above oil diamond ring means love And that what Stmson keeps in mind every time we build one Stop by today and let our Registered Jewelers in the American Gem Society help you select the ring that is right for you. Each ring is backed by Stmson reputation for satisfied customers Your assurance of aualtty and value your selection Bride-elect feted at linen shower A linen vhcwer for Martha Dale Williams bnde-elect of Phillip lesier was given the home of Mrs Uoyd Lindsey iXher hostesses were Par Cook Scott Williams a white linen dress with a corsage yellow presented te her by the hostesses Mothers the betrothed couple Mrs l.C» Barnes and Mrs Dwight Lester alse received Following the opening the gifts guests were served home-made ice cream from vded buckets 3 in a drv Mnk The table which brownies and served covered a catch work gement Carriage Chatter sorship of the Prescott Parks Department Second place winner was Lisa Cearly, vocalist, of Prescott Third place winners were Teresa Cosby and Nancy Martin, also of Camden, performing a lap dance All dancers are students of Connie Booth School of Dance Mr and Mrs Robert Ha: lard of Dallas Tex announced the birth of their first child a boy Gregory on July 23 at I He IN 7 at and was bom in St Paul Hospital in Dallas The new mother is the former Brenda Hudson of Bearden Grandparents are Mr and Mrs Bearden Mr aad Hfl bert Haziard of Butternut, and great grandmother Jack Cox of Brarden Mr and Mrs Jerry proudly announce thr birth of their son Justin VSayne on August 9 Justin wpijjhed thtre The Bilims have one other child Kerri who is old Grandparents are Mr and bari Billins and Lesale and Porterfield all of Camden Great are Mrv Porterfield of Camden and Mr and bred of Risor The Outdoors Is In! We hove token the outdoors fabrics, anne! and corduroy and made them a look With a rugged yet soft and comfortab fee these fabrics have been done a way to make them this year top fashions The sh assorted poids, SML, $1 0 to Si 8. The pants are tr tailored have back pockets, the flare bold, the look contemporary Natural, brown maroon, $30. Store Hours: 9-5 Use Watts Charge, Bankamencard, Mastercharge or Free layaway Phone: 836 6466.