The El Dorado Times from El Dorado, Arkansas • Page 13

nties. i Army gn of a No, in ities. nect enditure ction of Liberty Group To Meet At Elliott Church The Girls Auxiliary of Liberty Baptist Association will hold Its quarterly rally at Eliott Baptist Church, Rt. 2, Camden Miss Susie Post, Stong, vice Saturday, from 2 until 4 p.m. Miss Susie Post, Strong, vice president of Liberty Baptist GA's will preside.

Theme of the rally will be Song to be Junior girls from Union Baptist Church will bring a musical interpretation of the rally theme. The Missionary Calendar of Prayer will be conducted by the Intermediate of First Baptist Church. Smackover. program will consist of vocal and instrumental music from the girls of approximately 10 churches although many of the churches in the association will be in attendance At the close of the program the will be guests at a tea in the fellowship hall of Elliott Church. Using red, white and blue colors, and a symbol combining the Liberty Bell and a torch of freedom, the tea will be in celebration of the Southern Baptist Year of Jubilee.

MARJIE CAMPBELL JANET FINCHER SPELLERS Campbell and Janet Fincher will represent El Dorado in the spelling contest in Shreveport, Saturday. Margie is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James C. Campbell, 833 Crestwood and is a sixth grade student at Holy Redeemer School.

Janet, the daughter of Dr. and Mrs. L. G. Fincher 1402 Gammye attends Westwoods School.

Be a smart businessman in SStanfi one easy lesson Offer vour SM? Dedicates Science Center COLLEGE HEIGHTS (Spec) Arkansas will formally open its $850,000 Science Center Sunday with a special dedication ceremony with Gov. Orval E. Faubus to make the principal address at 2:30 p.m A luncheon for the governor, legislators, representatives and other special guests will be held at 1 in the College Dining Hall and the College Band will present an outdoor concert at 2 on the lawn of the Science Center. Lucien Webster, president of the Student Government Association, will make the official welcome and Dr. Claude H.

Babin, president of the college, will present the guests and introduce Governor Faubus The governor will join Searcy Elrod of Rison, chairman of the Board of Trustees, and Dr. Babin in the ribbon-cutting ceremony. The structure, which has been used since the beginning of the spring semester, consists of three separate one-story structures, arranged in a triangular shape, connected by covered walks. Modern Math Course Listed CRITICS CHOICE -Vivian Patton, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

E. Patton, 1832 E. Main received the critics circle rating in the National Guild Piano Auditions held recently in the YWCA. She is the pupil of Mrs. John Floyd, 525 Jewel Lane.

The University of Arkansas has announced that a course in modern mathematics for elementary teachers will be offered in the El Dorado Senior High School starting during the fall of 1964. This class will be in session on Monday from 6:30 to 9:30 p.m. beginning September 14, and will continue for 16 weeks according to G. A. Stubblefield, superintendent of El Dorado Schools.

There will be a registration fee which will include a textbook for (his course. Registration for this course must be completed by mail by August 24 of this summer, and Stubblefield is requested to let the University of Arkansas know not later than May 15 approximately how many teachers in the El Dorado schools or surrounding area will register for this course for credit. It will require a minimum of 20 students to offer this class. The course will carry three semester hours of undergraduate extension credit, or a person may take it for non-credit. (Shop The CLASSIFIED Today.) Wf li Bp ep First Of The Month Del Monte Sale! The Scvings Are SHOP THURSDAY, FRIDAY and SATURDAY, FOR THESE LOW, All Yours! LOW PRICESI ro juice BEANS DEL MONTE 300 Can $1 5 100 DEL MONTE ALL GREEN 4 303 Cans Fruit Cocktail BEETS SPINACH DEL MONTE DEL MONTE EARLY GARDEN WHOLE DEL MONTE 5 303 Cans Country Gentlemen White 6 DEL MONTE $1" I TOMATOES 4 sl 98c SAUCE ..10 $1 I JEWEL OIL 2L 19'I MARGARINE TOMATO 8-Ox.

MW 10cl VIENNA SA OUND BEEF ARMOUR STAR SLAB SLICED III' liti 4MMI im I i UPER MARKET OPEN TILL 9 P.M. EVERY NITE! IN RESERVE Clyde Allen Furman, (center) accompanied by his parents, Mr and Mrs. L. E. Furman, has just completed his swearing in ceremony as a member of the Naval Reserve at Camden.

Furman, a senior at Junction City High School, has electronics as a hobby and plans to pursue it as a career, probably in the Navy. He expects to follow two years active duty with college Last year he won an award in mechanics in the Future Farmers of America Furman, a member of the transportation division of Monsanto has been with that organization for 17 years. The Furmans reside on Route Two, El Dorado. School Menus Lecture Series Scheduled El. DORADO Friday: El Dorado Senior High Choice fried shrimp or baked ham.

corn casserole, peach half, devil food cake Barton Junior High Beef and vegetable soup, crackers, sandwiches, cake. Rogers Junior High Vienna sausage in tomato sauce, green peas, buttered corn, orange coconut cake. Hugh Goodwin and Smith Avenue Salmon loaf, green beans, whipped potatoes, enriched bread, fruit cup. chocolate cake Retta Brown Hamburger, creamed potatoes, cheese, cookies. applesauce Southside Chiliburgers, creamed potatoes, baked pork and beans, carrot sticks, applesauce cake.

Murmil Heights Pish sticks, french fries, carrot sticks, on ion rings, pickle, baked beans, applesauce, spiced cookies Northwest Hot dogs, southern succotash, carrot sticks, rol Uni wheat cakes Woods Tuna and for the Family the Family for will be discussed in a series of seven talks by local ministers May 310 in the Salvation Army Hall, 420 S. Washington Ave at 7 15 p.m. nightly Maj. and Mrs Evan Coles will direct the Sunday morning and night services Other speakers will be the Rev Erling Saxelid and male quartet, Monday; the Rev. D.

Southworth and singers, Tuesday; Frank Thompson, Wednesday; the Rev Rhine McMurry, Thursday; and Dr Don Harbuck, FViday Day May 10. Mr and Mrs. Wade Farrior, formerly of El Dorado, will be guests nut butter sandwiches, green beans, fruit jello, cookies. Wyatt Hamburger on bun. lettuce and tomato salad, french fries, ice cream Yocum Hamburger on bun.

potato chips, pickles, carrot stix. fresh apple Big Steel Industry Brimming With Optimism Over Outlook IN A MUR Bar-B-Que 1 SS i Bar-B-Que 1 RIBS Lb 79c 1 I Bar-B-Que BEEF 69' 1 Ifc i PICNICS 49'J 1 By ROGER KANE NEW YORK (AP) The na $16-billion steel industry, biting its nails at this time in 1962 and 1963. is brimming with optimism Production is at a gallop Ma jor producers report first quarter profits up in many cases 50 to 75 cent from a year ago is no sign of a serious la bor dispute Edmund Martin, hoard chairman of the second-ranking firm, Bethlehem Steel told newsmen 1964 might prove a record year for steel com pan- Television By CYNTIIIA LOWRY NEW YORK Casey' had it to do ali over again, chances are that the icated doctor would pick a spe ciality other than neurosurgery is pretty self- limiting. explained the technical advisor The technical advisor, incidentally, is not a neurosurgeon, but registered nurse, Alice Rodriquez, who inheri'ed the when Hr Max Warner, the warn surgeon who fir worked on the show, was called into the Navy Stic talks like a real doctor after all her association with medical problems Mrs Rodriguez' job, however, diA's not involve hunting new diseases and ailments to fit atory lines That is done by the three medical consultants who work with the script writers Sometimes she bandages sim wounds She checks out the operating room to make sure the instruments are in cor rect sequence She orders sup plies Most important, perhaps she hunts for incorrect procedures and un medical dialogue in scripts The past season has been a rather traumatic one for the glowering surgeon hero and hjs cohorts shiftid the show from its popular Monday night spot to Wednesday nights and an hour when two popular comedy shows are shown on a rival network "Ben dropped abruptly from its levels among the 10 top shows to- in the most recent Nielsen ra'mg 40th place Next season, however, it will be restored to its old spot and, hopefully, its former popularity. CBS definitely plans to cancel in America." its new Sunday night quiz show with millionaires for contestants as soon as a replacement can be arranged Recommended weekend view ing Saturdav Kentucky Derby, les assuming there Ls no strike in the auto industry The main threat to tranquil ity.

a federal indictment charg ing eight big steelmakers with price fixing in 1955-61, has been crowded pretty much into the background for the time being The companies have pleaded in nocent Two years ago steel execu tives were nursing wounds from their run in with the late President John Kennedy over an attempted price increase, later withdrawn A year ago anxiety over a possible strike had not dissolved in a contract settle ment With the economy on a prolonged and strong upbeat, the market for steel is the best In five years or longer on a sustained basis It points to a possible bettering of the 117-million ton industry production record set in 1955 Martin was the first top ex ecutive to publicly acknowledge the prospect Others, while sol idly optimistic, cautiously have steered clear of direct compari sons involving the 1964 outlook Mill operating rates have climbed slowly but steadily since last August Now, steel is being poured at an annual rate of about 128 million tons Two more major firms checked in Thursday with glowing profit reports. Bethlehem with a 47 per cent gain from the 1963 first quarter, and Jones Steel Corp with a 62 per cent gain Martin observed that the year earlier comparison was with a doldrums period when earnings were dragged for 1962 to a 15-year low 1er. NO SURPRISE BOSTON i AP Fied- conductor of the famed Boston Pops Orchestra, never Ls afraid to experiment, so who should be surprised his program includes a number by the BeaUes The orchestra currently is playing in Boston Symphony Hall Its musicians are Boston Symphony Orchestra members Fiedler mixed a number called Hold My Hand' by the Liverpool quartet in his program Wednesday and the audience applauded enthusiastically Fiedler was in Liverpool earlier this year and was intrigued bv the Beatles CBS, 5-6 i Eastern Daylight running of the annual classic Tournament of Nik', 30-final holes in the Las Vegas match; on Wilson Street," NBC, 10-11, documentary on children living in an underprivileged neighborhood i.