The Camden News from Camden, Arkansas • Page 5

There With Lucelle Newton Phone 836-8192 College Chatter Robert Harrington and Tony Tucker of Camden, Forestry students at Bed River Vocational Technical School in Hope, recently attended the Southern Forestry Products Association Biennial Machinery and Equipment Exposition held in Atlanta, June 1-3. Manufacturers from throughout the United States attend the conference to display forestry equipment and machinery from their line of products. Mr. Harrington has accepted employment with Stevens Forest Services in El Dorado, and Mr. Tucker will be employed by Louisiana-Pacific Corporation located in New Waverly, Tex.

Patricia Carter, of Camden, made straight A during the spring semester at Arkansas Tech in T. Russellville, placing her high on the List. Danniel Thomasson, also from Camden, was also named on the list. In order to make the List a student must do 3.25 work on a 4.00 scale. Susan L.

Watts, freshman at the University of Arkansas, was named to the spring honor roll at Fayetteville. Jennifer C. Bragg participated in the University of summer orientation program June 17-19. The orientation sessions are designed to provide students information about various colleges, the major courses of study, and to explore aptitudes toward college work The students may pre-register if they desire. While the students attend orientation, special meetings and tours of college facilities are held for their parents.

Mann Reunion Is Postponed The annual reunion of the Mann family, set for July 4, has been postponed until Labor Day. Camden (Ark.) Camden Newt Friday, 22, 1973 5 Baby Talk Sp. 5 and Mrs Raymond L. Ferguson announce the birth of their second child, and first daughter, on May 31. She weighed 8 lbs.

and 8 and has been named Timmie Lee. Her brother, Terry Hay, is four- years-old. Grandparents are Mrs. Ruth Vincent of Bearden, Virgle Gillham of Connersville, Ind Mrs. Glen Ferguson of Kingsland, Kan and the late Mr.

Ferguson Great-grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Gillham of Hot Springs.

Miss Johnette Carleen Racker Rucker-Ellerbe edding Planned PERSONALS Mrs. Doyle Creech and James Brian were visitors to Red Hill Cemetery, where they placed memorials on the grave of the late Rev. Mr. Creech Robert and Becky Milam and son Robby of Chesapeake, Va are here for a visit with Robby parents, Mr and Mrs. Charles Milam Robert is employed as an instructor with the Navy Missile Guidance at Damneck, Va.

Mr. and Mrs. Richard Brashier Brashier-Norwood Wedding Revealed Mrs. Scott Martin Graham ah am-Mey er Wed In Magnolia The home of Mr and Mrs Bob Meyer in Magnolia provided the setting tor a beautiful wedding ceremony the morning of June 8, uniting their daughter, Mary Virginia, and Scott Martin Graham Mr Graham is the son ot Mr and Mrs. Leo Graham of Camden.

John Smithson Jr minister for the church of Christ, Camden, officiated at the double ring ceremony, which was performed the living room before a mirrored background of large baskets filled with yellow and white summer flowers Given in marriage by her lather, the bride wore a white lloor length gown ot yellow rose buds and breath. Miss Linda Meyer, of Magnolia, sister ol the bride, was her only attendant She wore a floor length dress of pastel yellow dotted swiss, a yellow picture hat, and carried a nosegay of white and yellow carnations with sweetheart roses. Drake Graham, of Little Rock, served his brother as best man. After a wedding breakfast at the Inn honoring the bridal party, the couple left for a trip to New Orleans. Mrs.

Graham chose a navy and white suit for travel Upon their return they will make their home in Magnolia, where the bride is attending Southern State College. Mr. Graham is a student of Southern State College, and is associated with Graham Home Center in Camden. Tops News Camden Tops met for their regular meeting on Monday night, with 12 members present. There was a total of 8 lbs.

lost. The best loser for the night was Marie Gillespie with a loss of 3 lbs Brenda Callaway has the company of Cleofatra for the next week All members are urged to attend and join in the contest for the month as the reward will be well worth the effort of coming Mr. and Mrs. Harold J. Rucker announce the engagement of their daughter, Johnette Carleen, to Vernon Lee Ellerbe III, son of Mr.

and Mrs. Vernon Lee Ellerbe Jr of Baton Rouge, La. Miss Rucker is a senior at the University of Arkansas where she is majoring in business education. Mr. Ellerbe holds a degree from Louisiana State University and is a member of Pi Kappa Alpha fraternity He is self- employed in Baton Rouge The wedding will be an event of July 14 at the Cullendale First Baptist Church at 2 in the afternoon.

No cards will be issuea SOVIET ART WORKS SOLD PARIS iAH) A group of paintings by Soviet artists from the school ot socialist realism were sold at an auction here for more than 26 The works included still lite studies, toik art and one paint ing of office workers in a city, which sold for Church News The Rev. Alton Garrison, missionary-evangeiist and outstanding musician will be in services at Cullendale Assembly of God Church Sunday, June 24 The public is invited to hear the Rev Mr. Garrison ministering ol the word and lus dynamic musical ability. Carport Sale Is Planned The Pilot Club of Camden is planning their annual carport sale for Saturday The event will be held at the Garden Oaks Merchants and Planters Drive- In Bank. Appliances, bake goods, clothes, household items and many other items of interest will be on display.

The public is cordially invited to brouse. Sale begins at 9:00 a m. Kate Mahan Circle Meets In Bearden Man Called by Billy Graham. She closed the devotional with prayer. Business included the report of the treasurer, and minutes by Mrs Berry and Mrs.

Susie Dial, Flowers for the sanctuary and a report from the representative on council of ministries were heard. The group sang a hymn for adjournment, and a social hour was Swedish candelabras with white tapers, flanked with baskets of summer flowers, tormed the setting on Friday, June 15, for the late afternoon wedding of Miss Rita Louise Norwood and Richard Allen Brashier at Cullendale First Baptist Church. The couple knelt on a satin prei-dieu tor the prayer and benediction following the vows heard by the Rev. Jimmy Burks Music was provided by Miss Geena Beard, soloist, and Mrs George Hern, organist Dee Anna Woodral and Kerry Steelman were candlelighters The bride, daughter of Mr and Mrs. Van D.

Norwood, walked with her father to the altar. Her wedding gown of silk organza over taffeta, was fashioped with an A-line empire silhouette, with a high neckline on a sheer yoke, outlined with ('hantilly lace and seed pearls. The long full Bishop sleeves of Chantilly lace, were banded and cuffed with lace and tins button Two wide bands of lace extended down the front of the kirt A detachable train fell from a Dior bow at the back, and swept to a semi-chapel length A fan shaped headpiece of lace and pearls secured the full length mantilla bordered with matching lace. Her flowers were a cascade of white roses. Miss Danita Me Culiough was the bride's honor attendant She wore a full length gown of baby blue crepe with an overskirt of Chantilly lace.

The Bishop sleeves of the same lace were finished with deep cuffs, and the lace formed the wedding ring neckline. The empire waist was defined with a white velvet ribbon. She wore a wide-, brimmed hat banded in ribbons to match her gown, and carried a bouquet of Killian daisies Miss Kva Long and Miss Lynn Far is, as bridesmaids, were dressed as the honor attendant The bridegroom, son of Mr and Mrs L. Brashier, was attended by Paul Gillespie as best man. Groomsmen were Mike Sevier and Steve Wilson, and the guests were seated by Douglas Norwood, brother of the bride, and John Sevier Laura Branch was flower girl, and the rings were carried by Kris Steelman.

Mrs. Norwood chose an ensemble of champagne summer knit for her wedding, and the bridegroom, wore blue knit. Each had an orchid A reception in fellowship hall honored the couple immediately following the ceremony Ater the wedding trip, they are at home in Camden at 1435 Park Drive. The groom is employed by International Paper Company Mrs Patricia Pennington was hostess to the Kate Mahan Circle of First United Methodist Church at her home in Bearden, with Mrs Jo Berry assisting. Twelve members were present Circle chairman, Mrs Bettye Word presided Mrs Winnie Tucker was program leader, and opened with the song, "Just When 1 Need The program was taken from The Readers Digest entitled, A Miss Jane Alice llrmund Hemund-Daniel Plans Are Told Local PBX Club Holdslnstallation The Rev.

and Mrs Ralph Hemund ol Amity, announce the engagement of their daughter, Jane Alice, to Arthur Jay Daniel, son ol Mrs Julia S. Daniel of Marshall, and Greer Daniel of Camden Miss Hemund graduated from Henderson State College, and is employed by the Magnolia School District Daniel attended Southern State College at Magnolia and served a tour of duty with the United Marine Corp He is employed by Smith Grocery Company at Magnolia The wedding will take place July 1, at the United Methodist Church of Amity, at 3 in the afternoon. No cards are being issued The Camden PBX Club met at the Duck Inn for dinner and installation of new officers. Clarice Johnson was named president, other officers in stalled were Betty Knight, 1st vice president; Dianna Lewis, 2nd vice president, Myrtle Fletcher, 3rd vice-president; Pearl Inzer, recording secretary; Grace Silliman, treasurer, Brenda Callaway, historian, and Helen Darnaby, chaplain Virginia Carter, retiring president, presented the new officers with candles colored to represent the personality of their office After a brief session, the meeting adjourned Champion Hill Cl uh Has Monthly Meet Area Servicemen Miss Brenda Lee Dodson Dodson-Dawson Engagement Told Mr and Mrs June Dodson announce tin- engagement and forthcoming marriage of their daughter, Brenda Lee, to Thomas Charles Dawson, son of Mr and Mrs Ernest Dawson ot Trumansburg, New York The bride elect will be a 1973 graduate of Southwest Technical Institute Her fiance is presently attending flight training at Central Flying Service, and is employed at Little Rock Air- motive. The wedding will be an event of August 18 at Immanuel Baptist Church at two in the afternoon No cards are being issued locally i OOl.IMi YOI CAR toinotive cooling system com poneiits Lift the hood, ana check for broken hoses or radi atur leaks A snappity-snap NEW YORK (APi If your car temperature gauge warns of overheating this summer, pull over to the side of the road and let the engine cool, sug- gusts the Modine Manufacturing Company, maker of sound warns of a broken fan belt.

Master Sergeant Mike Wilkins, son of Mrs Tishie Wilkins ot 524 Greening is a member ol a Air Force organization which has been honored with the Republic ot Philippines Presidential Unit Citation Sgt Wilkins is a flight engineer at Clark Air Base with the 1867th Facility Checking Squadron which received the award for providing flood relief and recovery support to the Philippine government last July 21 to Aug 15. More than loo inches of rain fell on regions of Luzon last July Air Force units at were cited for carrying out a massive, well organized humanitarian operation that included evacuation ol refugees, aerial and land transport ol medical teams and supplies to remote areas, and delivery of vital medical, food and other supplies to population centers He will wear a distinctive service ribbon to mark his filiation with the unit. Sergeant Wilkins is a 1955 graduate ot Sparkman High School His wife, Betty is the daughter ot Mr and Mrs. Cecil of Arkadelphia John Roberson, son of Fred Robersqn ol Camden, has been promoted to major in the U. Air Force Major Roberson is a war plans officer at Headquarters, Air Reserve Personal Center, Denver He is a Vietnam veteran and holds the aeronautical rating of senior pilot A 1958 graduate of Bastrop, La high school, he received his B.

S. degree in from Louisiana Technological University and was commissioned there through the Air Force Reserve Officers Training Corps program He is a member of Kappa Sigma and Delta Stgrna Pi. Major wife is the former Patti Wilson The Champion Hill Extension Homemakers Club held its monthly meeting at the home ot Mrs Joy Frizzell The program was on meal planning and balanced meals Mrs Viola Herning gave the eye opener on making skirts out of scraps of double knit fabric, by cutting it into small squares and sewing tliem together Mrs Carolyn Reynolds the devotional. New officers elected were Mrs Joy Frizzell, president, Mrs Carolyn Reynolds, vice president; Mrs Pat Key, secretary-treasurer, and Mrs ljnda Me Caskill, reporter The meeting adjourned with the club creed, and refreshments were served The next meeting will be July 11 at the home ot Mrs Me Caskill Visitors and new members are welcomed TOO MAM TRIPS BUSHEY, England iAP) 9 Housewife Ann Compton has a I winning streak she afford She lias won too many tree va cations ui competitions The snag is, every time she wins a trip tor two, she and husband Bob have to pay lor their two children to go along fourth win this year is a trip to Canada but this time, she says, the kids will have to stay home with grand ma Remember if you don't say anything you won I called upon to repeat it Wc Fully may hwi hwt a hydnuiK 14i loi lu ht litiiti li um tod is cMw im tub mnim nom Ihomptun mu mtoimalHW call Smith Atfmmmitloi 836 9337 SEE US FOR RED i WING I WORK SHOES SWANN'S SHOCSTOK 112 Adami 816 3335 Not everybody has your taste. So register.

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