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per 4 THE MADISON COUNTY RECORD, HUNTSVILLE, ARKANSAS THURSDAY, JUNE 1, 1972 Mr. Overton Honored Sunday A large number of relatives and friends gathered at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Overton in Farmington Sunday, May 28, to help "Blackie" (as he is fondly known by all) celebrate his 81st birthday. Hostesses for the delicious cooperative meal at 1:30 were Mrs.

Overton (the former Ora Shipley) and a daughter, Grace Thiele of California, Those in attendance were Rev. and Mrs. A. C. Davis, Chloe Ann Dovie Knight, Griff Wilson, Carol and Preston Woodruff, Treg, Fred and Lynn, Loretta H.

Cornwell, Dennis and Betty Spears, Lilla and Paul Giles, Kathy D. Woodruff, Don Davis, Floyd Callico, Kit and Jack Steele, John and Linda Steele, Stan Sisemore, Bonnie Agnew, Sid and Donna Ward, Maude Coffin, Roger A. Davis, Ruth Ann Crawford, Sylvia Elzey, Lora Callico, Clint and Richard Lola Bayles, Debra Spears, and Wynema Callico, Nancy and Kim, Leo and Floy, Lee Sisemore, Ruby and Melton Newman, Jerry Newman, Elaine Callico, Joyce and Art Callico and Sam Spears, "Blackie" received phone calls throughout the day from friends and relatives unable to attend the celebration. Miss Gaskill Shower Honoree Miss Trudy Laura Gaskill, whose marriage to Gary Michael Karnes will be an event of June 10, was honored on Friday evening, May 26, with a miscellaneous wedding shower at the home of Mrs. Jack Warren in East Heights addition from 7:00 to 9:00 p.m.

The bride-elect was seated at a round table in the den of the Warren home to open her gifts. Assisting her were Miss Judy Karnes, the prospective bridegroom's sister, and Mrs. Joe C. Shrum. The refreshment table, draped in white, held a massive arrangement of pink roses in a The CHURCH OF CHRIST At DRAKES CREEK Presents ALLEN B.

HARPER In A GOSPEL MEETING JUNE 12-18 SERVICES DAILY AT 7:30 P. M. Jim Sisemore, Song Director BIBLE PREACHING ONLY! 21-3tc VFW FLAGS VFW will furnish and set flags8 holidays and other appropriate dates, at your home or business $1000 per Year Huntsville VFW Post 10,021 Phone 738-2217 22-2tc silver footed bowl. Guests were served white frosted cake decorated with pink rose buds, pink punch, nuts and pink mints. Tall pink lighted tapers in silver holders and pink napkins engraved with the honored ple's names completed the table decoration, Arrangements of summer flowers in the brideelect's chosen colors of pink and green, were placed at vantage points throughout the party rooms.

The hostesses presented Miss Gaskill a white gladioli corsage highlighted with leaves of green lace and green ribbon. Mrs. William F. Gaskill and Mrs. Gene Karnes, mothers of the couple, and Mrs.

Shrum were also presented corsages identical to the one worn by the honored guest. Hostesses assisting Mrs. Warren were Mrs. James Hargis, Mrs. Tillman Bennett, Mrs.

Cuthbert Elzey, Mrs. Nathen Gaskill, Glyndon Johnson and Mrs. James L. Spurlock. The hostesses' gift to Miss Gaskill was a place setting of her chosen china.

Friendship Club Met With Mrs. Hargis The Friendship Club met at the home of Mrs. James (Pat) Hargis Thursday, May 18, at 7:30 with Mrs. Bill (Betty) Gaskill as cohostess. Twenty one members answered roll call.

Mrs. Phil (Beverly) Phillips a former member of the club, now of Siloam Springs, was a guest. Another guest was Phil Phillips, Sr. of Springdale who spoke to the group before the regular business meeting was called to order by Mrs. Johnny (Jayne) McCoy.

Mrs. Cuthbert read the minutes of the April meeting and Mrs. Junior Cline, club treasurer, read the financial report. The club's project for the year was discussed and a decision was made to wait until need presents itself. further the year when Mrs.

Jeff Parrott reported to the group on the club's committee attending the school board meeting in April in behalf of a kindergarten for the school system here. The Madison County Fair and our participation in it was discussed and a Fair float committee appointed by the president, Mrs. McCoy. The committee is as follows: Mrs. Junior Cline, Mrs.

Jeff Parrott, Mrs. Jack Warren, Mrs. Kay Coger and Mrs. Danny Bolinger. Our next meeting will be a picnic for the members and their families at Withrow Spring State Park at 6:30, Sunday, June 18.

The devotional was given by Mrs. Hargis. The business meeting was adjourned at 9:00 p.m. after which bingo was played BABY TALK Mr. and Mrs.

Virgil Box 534, Frogan, Oklahoma announce the birth of a daughter, Lena Marie, May 19, at the Madison County Hospital. She weighed 6 lb. 10 oz. BABY TALK BABY TALK Mr. and Mrs.

Bobby Shepherd, Route 2, Huntsville, announce the birth of a 7 lb. 3 oz. daughter, Angela Michelle, May 22, at the Madison County Hospital. BABY TALK BABY TALK Mr. and Mrs.

Junior Wyatt, Gen, Kingston, announce the birth of a son, Bradley Wayne, May 26, at the Madison County Hospital. He weighed 6 lb. 3 oz. Reduce Flats Michelin Radial Steel Cord Tires Will Eliminate of All Flats, regardless of cause. WORLD'S NO.

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Loye Davis of of St. Paul High School, is curRoute 1, Combs wish to an- rently employed by the Univernounce the engagement of their sity of Arkansas. daughter, Joyce Marie, to Den- Mr. Jones is a 1970 graduate zil Jones, son of Mr. and Mrs.

of Huntsville High School and Harlie Jones of Route 5, Hunts- is employed by Heekin Can ville. Company of Springdale. Miss Davis, a 1969 graduate Wedding plans are incomplete, Hospital News Admitted: Anna Samples Elton Sparks Mary Wright Imogene Clark Virron Masterson Jacqualine Ellington Juanita Shepherd Georgia Barry Ruda Hill Wanda Foster Jack Fullerton C. A. Reed Mary Nelson Dorothy Clark Earlene Lewis Effie Rogers Dorothy Barnett Cecil Bolinger Walter Deer Jess McBroom Carl Hatfield Ola Thomas Mary Cornett Ann Bolinger Helen Hogg Doris Tibbetts Laura Smith Art Bolinger Austin Hull Mabel Ledgeworth Wilda Keck Drain Sue Parson Hope Ann Wyatt Carrie Thornsberry Grace Tice Curtis Glenn Clay Roberts Sam Dunaway Clarence Faulkner Kathy Southwick Martin Ledbetter Jimmy Sikes Discharged: Clay Roberts Jack Fullerton Effie Rogers Bertha Harp Lottie Phillips Juanita Shepherd Earlene Lewis Dorothy Barnett Anna Samples Doris Tibbetts Ann Bolinger Cecil Bolinger Seth Connor W.

D. Drain Mary Nelson Ben Drake C. A. Reed Sue Parson Hope Wyatt Imogene Clark Austin Wanda Foster Carrie Thornsberry Georgia Barry Ruda Hill Mary Cornett GUESTS IN VANDERPOOL HOME Guests in the George Vanderpool home over the weekend were Mr. and Mrs.

Johnnie Vanderpool, Carla, Dale and Elizabeth of: Viola, Kansas; Mr. and Mrs. James Vanderpool, Kathy and Mike of Goshen; Mr. and Mrs, Henry Sloan, Lana, Brenda and Sandra of the Farmer community; Mr. and Mrs.

Jack Phillips, Georgia, Bobbie and Randy of Burkshed Community; Mr. and Mrs. Danny Edwards of Goshen; Joe Goldsmith, Ronnie Casey and Terry of Tuttle. Monday visitors were Mr. and Mrs.

Melvin Daniels of Hindsville: Jeanean Vanderpool, Mrs. Hazel Thompson, Ann and Sherry of Brookshire, Texas; Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Thomas, Rhonda and Rebecca, of Bohannan Mt. Other recent visitors were Mr.

and Mrs. Leo Hartman of Pasadena, Texas; Mr. and Mrs. Marion Boyd of Baldwin; Mr. and Mrs.

Denver Murphy of Springdale; Mary and Thelma Laney of Bohannan Mt. got the pretty girl's cake; Arthur McDaniel the guess cake; Flossie Dotson and Bill MeKnight received the pickles for the love-sick couple. Misses Flossie Butts and Virginia Garrett and J. Clark Hawkins, Jr. returned to their homes here after completion of the school term at Arkansas Tech, Russellville.

25 Years Ago (May 29, 1947) Miss Barbara Lee Jones of Clifty and Arlis Shipp of Huntsville were married at the home of the officiating minister, the Rev. Cecil Garrison, at 10:30 p.m. May 28. Miss Yvonne Mason, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Phil Mason of Hindsville, and Loy Watson, son of Mr. and Mrs. Everett Watson of Wesley, were united in marriage Friday, May 23, at the home of the Rev. Sheridan Johnson who read the vows. Huntsville expects to have "one of its bigger days" in some time, when the farmers and businessmen of the county turn out June 3 to welcome the latest addition to Huntsville and Madison County's growing list business enterprises, Mower Motor Company.

15 Years Ago (May 30, 1957) Arlis Harriman, formerly employed by Easterling Maytag and Appliance Co. of Huntsville, has been appointed rural mail carrier for Route 2, Huntsville, according to an announcement made this week by Leland Lewis, postmaster. A 1952 Chevrolet belonging to C. L. Craig washed from Sam Barker crossing to the old canning factory in Kingston Wednesday night of last week.

The car was completely demolished. Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Dillahunty and Mrs. Amo Davis of Wichita, Kansas are visiting the ladies' father, Grover Harris, and Mr.

and Mrs. Frank Dillahunty this week. NEED A PLUMBER? For fast, dependable service contact Howard Ware at WARE'S PLUMBING COMPANY ROUTE 2 HUNTSVILLE, ARK. Phone (Kingston) 665-2727 46-tfc NEED SOME PASTURE LAND? We have 60 acres of good developed grass with two ponds, beautiful building sites. Located only 8 miles from town and one-half mile off pavement.

Priced at $9,950 with very good terms. (Ask for No. 2570). Would you like to buy some land at $27 per acre? If you substract all the improvement costs from this 200 acre broiler and stock farm, that is approximately what the land cost will be. 140 acres of developed grassland; 18,000 broil.

er capacity. Located one mile off pavement. Priced at $44,500 with excellent terms. (Ask for No. 2552).

STROUT REALTY Huntsville, Ark 738-2327 Nights: 738-2870 or 738-6562 22-tfc Mrs. Irving Smith has returned to her home in Beloit, Wisconsin after a visit here with her sister, Mrs. Calvin Traver and other relatives. She was accompanied on the return trip by a niece, Mrs. Floyd Sisk, who visited with her and also relatives in Madison and Baraboo, Wisc.

Mr. and Mrs. Dan Rowlett and son, Doug, of Davis, California, are vacationing with Mr. and Mrs. Abe Phillips of Huntsville; Mr.

and Mrs. Harold Bradley and Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Edens of Fayetteville; Mr. and Mrs.

Tom Rankin of Decatur. Mrs. Phillips, Mrs. Bradley and Mrs. Rankin are sisters.

From The Record Files 37 Years Ago (May 30, 1935) The pie supper went off very nicely at Wharton with a good crowd attending. Harry Gilliam of Aurora got the ugly man's cake; Zelma Dotson of Wharton EVENING end Sunday! STORE HOURS 8:00 A.M. to 8:00 P.M. Monday thru Saturday Sunday 9:00 A.M. to 6:00 P.M.

Registered Pharmacist on duty at all times Chancellor's Drug Harrell and Norma Chancellor Phone 738-2213 Open Seven Days a Week Due PUBLIC AUCTION father, we will offer for Public Auction the following property, located at the farm, one mile south of Japton, on Saturday, June 3, 1972 SALE STARTS AT 10:00 A. M. 30 REGISTERED ANGUS CATTLE 30 6 Angus Cows, 4 calves 4 Angus Heifers, 2 yrs. old by side 4 Angus Heifers, 1 yr. old 5 Angus Cows, 4 springers 3 Angus Heifers, 3 yrs.

old Angus Bull, 16 months old LIVESTOCK 1 Pair Twin Mare Mules, 1 Bay Mare, 4 years old will be sold as a team 1 Palomino Mare, 1 Bay Mare, smooth-mouth 1 Mare Mule, 2-yr -old-past 1 Black Mare, work and ride 1 Horse Mule, 1 Milk Goat MISCELLANEOUS 1 Springfield Wagon, good 1 Ashley Heating Stove 1 One-horse Wagon with Spring Seat 1 American Saw Mill, Model 1, complete, No. 9 Mowing Machine, on Rubber 3-block carriage 2. Mowing Machines (junkers) 700 ft. Cherry Lumber, partly seasoned 1 Horse-drawn Hay Rake 1 Huber Saddle, good condition 1 John Deere Hammer Mill Set of Tug Harness 1 Saddle ALSO FOR PRIVATE SALE -158-ACRE FARM TERMS CASH: No property removed until settled for. Not Responsible for Accidents.

Lunch will be served. Estate of George N. Harriman FAY LAIRD TOM.COBB- Auctioneers REA LAIRD Clerk.