The Courier News from Blytheville, Arkansas • Page 4

(AHK.) COURIER KTWI Pat Mullins, Society Editor ewA Phone 4461 Bride-Elect Is Honoree Here A bridal shower was In honor of Mrs. Joyf Ross Friday' evening by Mi.w BprnJrp Overman and Mrs. Joe Wartdy in Wadrty home. Twenty-eight guests present for the affair, and prizes were won by Mrs- Stanton Pepper, Mrs. L- D.

Marr. and Mrs. L. H. Hay.

The yellow ann color scheme was carried tiiroiinhcniL the entertaining The (able was overlaid with a Maderia cut work cloth with larpe ye Dow satin bow vrith attached and hanjr- Inp from the table, and jmrty foods carried out (he For the evening's entertainment, the bride-elect nf the Rev, Dnvid McPeake wore a crisp yellow embossed organdy with white accessories, She pinned a corsagp of white carnations, a £ift of (tie hostesses, at her shoulder. Her chair WA5 marked with a yellow and white Kiitin bow. Attrr the many Rifts were opened, the evening was concluded by reading remarks which the honorer nihde thrnnphout. the pveninc Rpnrihip was by Mrs. L.

H. Hny.ntid Mrs. Carl Lay. Silver Tea WiJI Be'Held The annual silver tea by (he Dr. James NaiibHn Dnvies Chapter nf United Daughters of thr Confederncy wilj be held June 10 nl the home of Mr, and Mrs.

Florida In Osrcoln. Mrs. Don Fletcher, president of the chapter announces the following committee chairmen: Mrs. George Sally Hook. Mrs.

J. T. SUiche.y, Mrs. Ed Bell arrangements; Mrs. John Edrlnpton, nmsta; Mrs.

Harry Matlock, Mrs. Madeline E. Futch, Mrs, Horace Moore, Miss Mary Jane Crusher. Mrs. jack FYost, Mrs.

Dale Hammer, Snrsh Elkins. Ladies' Day To Be Held Thursday has been chosen for Bits of News I finally Personal ItONDAY. JUNE 2, 1951 WILSON NEWS n.v Mrs. F. Boy I os Thah Magic Dress gllr-Ms, Luncheon Janet Ann Nelson of Blyt.heviHe, daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Frank w. Kelson. IC01 West Walnut, is a ramlirtale lor an Associate in Arts rirerce from Stephens College at Columbia, Mo. Commencement rxerflses for the grndtlatinE claw hetit 'Hiesday decrees conferred by President Homer Ralney.

The extensive live-day commencement prosram will begin on Friday. will begin at 1 p.m. he followed hy bridge arci eanasta games. During the afternoon, the election of new officers will be conducted. Hostesses the event will be Mrs K.

J. Cure, Mrs. L. old Jr Mrs, K. M.

Regenold. MM. Bobby Lee Smith. Mrs. Russell Hays, Mrs John I.entl.

Mrs, Charles' I.r.r.gslon, Mrs. J. M. Williams. Mm.

C. CoimclHe. Reservations may br made with any of the hostesses. Church Group Meets The Sunday School officers and Mr. and Mrs.

Jolin Holirnan and i trnc hers of First Baptist Church children, Ronnie Fay and Johnny mel Tuesday night for then month- Bay, of Seattle, have been 'S' supper-meeting at the church. Hie guests of her brollier and farn- i Harris, Sunday School MI- II.V. Mr. and Mrs. Shirley Hipp, and i Pfrintencicnt, presided din-Inn Hie other relatives.

They are former, business session. The opening devo- kln. Reports from the various departments were given by Mrs. Olrn Wheeler, Mrs. Ruswll Nash.

Mis. Chnrles Mr.s. Mrs. Phillip J. Dr-er.

Dwight Antierson and Cunis Miller. jiurnrtintM visiting in tjnarlcs-i Plans that were presented by ihe Ion. as (he- guests of Mrs. Grace D. n.

Bledsoe. were Townscnd, where they met their a(i nptcd lo select a department each daughter. Mr.s. Ed Townsend. Mr.

to as "the iie- Townsend and their son Mark. Parlment of the week" with special Conger, of Pennison, Iowa. They were also formerly of this city. Mr. and Mrs.

Emll Damon nnd daughter Emily have returned (o their home after visiting in Charles- i Mrs. W. I. Denton. who was stricken suddenly 111 at her home on Saturday ta reported improved emphasis being placed on that, The Junior group has enth birthday anniversary Thursday afternoon when his mother, Mr.s.

M. B. Wooclyard, entertained several of his friends. Dunns; the afternoon bnsnbril! ami uthr-r were plnyed followed hy rrf'revh- Iheiments or birthday cnke nntl ire cream. at lending were- fion- nle Cissell, I.inria and Freori'p Pnr- ter, Jruuo.s and Ciijroil Pa1- ricia Woody a rd, Carol and Carl Perkins Janice anri Vrra Kinii.

Inhiiny Mariha and ftobbv Pollard. Joyce anrt Sue Vickie JrfT and nobby Oilbt-rt, Frcdrlv Rvors, Linda Duck, Mickey Elrort. Roper Vaughn, 1 and Gairy Unri Stephens, and Faye and HendTson. Mothers tin wr-re Mrs J. E.

Hmuler.son. Mrs A Porter and Mrs. Alfrcri Bridge Club LUXORA NEWS MRS. O. C.

I1R1VKR Mrs, Alex Foble, Mrs. Bobby Miller. Mrs, Dixie Hampson. Mrs, Gene MM, Johnny Hughes, Miss Helen Hardee, Mrs. J.

Williams, TIT. the hostesses; Mrs, W. Miller, invitations, The members of the Clay Hnmp- son chapter, Children of the Confederacy, will attend, dressed In colnniij.1 costumes. Jones Students To Appear, Here Pupils of Minnie Lee Jones Studio will be presented in a ptano recital tomorrow evening at the High School Auditorium at ft p.m. The program, featuring beginner, intermediate advanced students, will feature BOloj.

duets, anrt Irlos. Ralph Wahl, guest of the program will present a clarinet solo. Students who will participate are Robert McGee, Gary Jumper, Linda Aycock, Burdetle; Elton McCnnn, Roseland; Mildred Austin. Gosnell; Mary Joyce Neeriham, Hall Ministers Ministers of the Jonesboro District were guests Monday morning of the Methodist Men's Organization at a breakfast. The ministers' wives were guests In the home of Mrs Mnry Robison, mother of Rev.

L. Rnbison. pastor of the Meth- odi.st Church In Luxora. Thirty-five Ministers of the District were present for the purpose of giving their yearly reports and tabulating them for the- Conference scheduled for June nth in BlythevHIe. Dr.

E. B. Williams. District Superintendent of Jone.sboro presided over the meeting. Prrsonjiln Mr.

J. T. Self Is reported improv- 1 ing after surgery Thursday at the Baptist Hospital In Memphis. His son. Hershel Self, of Flint.

flew down on Wednesday to he with' him while he Is In the hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Perry Lawrence and children, Sandra and Steve, of Ann Arbor, are visiting Mrs. parents.

Mr. anrt Mrs. Led Long, for weeks. Mn. Annahelte Ballew returned homf Saturday from the Baptist tfospttal In Memphis where she hns been patient for the past five, days.

Miss Judy James of Frailer. a guest (or the past week In the home of her grandmother, Mr.s. E. M. Ortom.

Miss Belly Mimin who tcache.s school in Vnnedale, spent. Coming Events Monday Service OuUd of ihe Firs' MothnrtiM Chnrrh ha.s fl p.m. bi pcopra nt meeting. Women's Circles nf Trinity Chtirrh in ihe tinmr nt Mrs, IrifJl Lowe Jn Chlcknsaw Courts at 7:30 p.m. Tnosrla Country Club Hridcp a Lenctie the Hub.

Kennedy General Mrs. Paul Jnbe hns.ejw fo club; rcrkft 6 1 pnd two Mrs Harold Nimn entertains CIB. Pr 'Richard i He forlnerlv nTsistam Ladies Day at the Country Club; priest at Immaculate for 1 m. luncheon and bridge and Eastern fitnr held their Friendship Night at the Masonic Hall Tliurs- day evening. Guests of Mr.

and Mrs. Forrest Russell announce the birth of Iht-ir 12lh child Saturday at, their home on Sawyer Street. Their other children are. Mr.s. F.ve-lyn Ann Johnson.

Bettv i rr Ix Mrs. MiWred Mrs. Katheryne Upton and D. D. Cash of Wilson served as worthy patron for G.

B. Craven. Mrs. Mary Horn of Rl.vthr-villr- served a.s associate matron and o. B.

Cras'en as associate patron in the West. Others serving were Mrs. I Wni-d. Dorothy Jean Russell. Leo i Hoc David fzell Russell, Mary Fiances Russell, w.

D. Kus- sen, Bruce fvy Russell, Freddy Everett Russell, Rllly Monroe Russell. The 121 child has not been Mrs. Ted How.ser and daughter Mary spent Rimdav In Mem- secretary; canasta In the afternoon. Semi-Canasta Club meets tn the home of Mrs.

Lawrence Garner. with Mrs. Gilbert. Smythe. Frlilar Stitch and Chatter Club meets in the home of Mr.s.

Davis nl 7.30 p.m. Mrs. Robert I. Thompson Is entertaining members of La Finesse. Friday club members guests of Mrs.

James C. Guard Mrs. C. L. McWalers e.nlerUIn* members of Friday Contract Club.

At tfo Hospitals Bl.vlhrvlllf Riupltil Di.s/iit=.scd: Mrs. C. M. Towles. Manila Mrs.

Marshall Hall and City Vester Brooks. City Annla Rose Thrasher, DeM Ed Anderson. Hornersvills Mrs. John Blythe. Citr Mrs.

James Hill. Citv Mre. Glenn Perry. City. Blsmlwed: Dick Whltcy.

Citj Pajff.pavls. City Mary RuTQClWllllami, Wllscm Vivian BKM Mrs. Mnrtha Oott. Oikr Beckj' and Gary RatnwakT, CTty Mrs. Billy Jo Bennett und 4 Catholic Church.

Gene Thorn, son of Mr. Wells of l.eachvi Kmtna Rogers of urer: Mrs. Hazel I chaplain; Mr.s. Louise Lynch, mar-i shal; Mrs. Olive Williams, organist: Mrs.

Margie Wiley of Osceola Adah: Mrs. Tommle Cash Rutlr Mrs. Martha Allev of Blvtheville' Conception Esther: Mrs Cumminss of Martha; Mrs. Kathleen McCullan of Dyess. Elecla: Mrs.

were Mrs. A. S. n.issett, Mrs. j.

p. Dirkson of Mt. Sterling. and Mrs. F.

of Wilson. ATlM'ri were in di'ciij-ations in the laining rooms v.here bridge wa.s plnycd during the evening. wore won by Mrs. J. J.

first i Mrs. Charles Price, second, ami Mrs. I Wallace Thompson, Ijlnun. piiws were awarded to Mrs. Catch iuts nnd Mrs.

Kvans. Moon; Edna Smith. Air Base; Jane 1 Wednesday and Thursrlav with her! By ni P' up spilled lood ly and using good conUIne.rj, and Bonnie Fay Dewall. Hoi Ui.d; Carole Ann Boyette. Osceoln; Riith Ann Ashmcire.

Huph Don Ashmore. Armorel; and Mary Jane Droke, Gwenrioh-n Goltien. Ann Seny. Martha Rose Meart. Don Aycock, Reauton Stallings.

Lovetta McAdams, Joyce frtpranl. Pat Willingham. Dewayne Miller. Billy Haney, and E. Sadler of Blytheville.

PEG Chapters Are Entertained Mrs. B. A Lynch was hostess Saturday (o members of Chapters and of PEO with an informal party on the patio. Guest for the afternoon was Mrs Jane McCoy of Sheridan. who is recording secretary of the State PEO.

mother, Mrs, Clnra MKflln. Mr. flnri Mrs. J. L.

Flanagan and son visited with Mr. and Mrs. T. S. Thomas In Covlng.svillc, recently.

Set. Douglas L. Thomas, who Is In Ihe Air Force, stationed In Puerto Rico, was a recent visitor In the home of his sister. Mrs. J.

L. Flan- acan. anri family. Miss Nora Wise attended the Bankers Convention In Little Rock- last week. Mr.

and Mrs. Tommy Benton of Franklin Pnrt. are the guests of her parents. Mr. and Mr.s.

I W. Booker. They were accompanied by Miss Pauline Benton and her fiance. Scolty Scott, also of Frank- i Mr. and Mrs.

Everett Collier and children were the Sunday luncheon guesLs of Mr. and Mrs. Booker. Ray and ray Cole are confined to the home of their parents. Mr anrt Mrs.

Ray Cote, lit 403 North Broadway. measles. Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Bea.sley anri his mother, Mr.s.

F.d Beasley and sister. Mr.s. frene Braham. Mrs. Carl Wooriyard n-ss complimented with a surprise party on his sev- vtlle at their home.

fi20 Pecan. Pease will r.eport to Chicago upon his return to service. Shirley Thomas, doughl-cr of Mr i and Mr.s. Marshall Thomas of I Cooler, made (he scholastic honor roll for the second semester' al Southwest Baptist Collece. Boli- vai.

where she was enrolled as a freshman rturtent. Mr. and Mr.s. Carlos Bevlll had as their week end gue.st.s. Mr.

and tcr. Pnrsa Gay. of Jonrsboro. Ark. Mr.

and Mrs. Sonny Stromire anri Charles Stro- Ft anF i -i n7nf ih Barham accom 50n Htfvie rs. ar paniecl them home for several days. mire have returned from a week Mr. and Mrs.

John Fill have as I end visit with relatives tn St Totii- thelr guesu her mother. Mrs. A. P. Howell Boytl returned home'sat- Bryant Mrs.

Jack Bare of Little Hock, and another sister, John Brady of Kilgort, Tev. Her brothiM-. Woodrow Bryant, who urriaj after spending a week wur his cousin. Bill Turner, at the Institute in Houston. Tex.

Miss Carmen Gary left graduated Iron Stale Teachers Col- 'or week's vj (n Memphis with Conway last wwk, was slso I Mortine Day. a Siwrt "len he became criti- Mr. and Mrs. A Gary are cally 111 and taken to Kennedy I 'pending this week at Camp'Kilo- Gcneral Ho.np|u,l where under- vlst 'ar Poconontai. Gail dmigh- of Smlth- apendlni; the -wek with her par- Mr.

Mm J. E. Neal. EUCHARISTIC SYMBOL This huge cross stands in Ihe Plaza Cntaluna in Barcelona, Spain, and is lighted up nt night during the first international Eiicharistic Congress in 14 years. Around Ihe base are Ihe flags of the participating nations'.

Half a million pilgrims crowded Barcelona for the ceremonies. By Sue Burnett Three outfits In one to stretch your summer wardrobel Here Is a handsome princess-lined dress to wear as a sundress; add Ihe blltton- nn collar or capelet, anri you've two entirely different looking frocks. Patlern No. 8841 Is a sew-rite perforated pattern In sizes 11, 12, 13, 14, 16. 18.

20. Size 12. dress. 3 yards of 39-inch; collar. yard; capelet, 1 yard.

For this- pattern, send in COIN'S, your name, address, size desired, and the PATTERN NUMBER to Sue Burnett, Courier News. 37.5 Qulnr.y Chicago 6. 111. Basic FASHION for '52 Is filled wi(h Ideas make your clothes budget go and economical designs that are easy to Gift pactern printed Inside 25 cents. Let Boss Think Job's Important Tip lo sweet irl Ruin Afillelt Americans Teach Italians Industrial 'Know-How' FREG75NE, Italy W) In tbis beach resort.

American Industrial experts have recently completed a school course to train teachers (or higher output from Europe's factories. It l.s'the first school of Its kind in Europe. Nine. Americans, one Austrian and one Italian directed classes. Twenty five production "students" from Austria, Gertmny, France, Ilnly, Holland and Denmark attended.

These lessons will carriM to foremen in demonstration slant throughout The program aims at, more production by reducing waste and inefficiency. Drs. Carl and Kdmi Niej srwnt tbe week In Memphis. Marriage icenses Thp follow-in? ronpip nbf.iinpd a hrpnfp the office of (he county court clpr Mrs EMrabrth Parker: W. BnokPT and Lena Thnxron, both of Blythrville.

HOMEMAKING Can Be Made There's no need for yon (o spend beautiful Summer da.vs indoors, scrubbing and ironing heaps of soiled laundry. us take over your laundry chores al a surprisingly low cost. lake meticulous care. BLYTHEVILLE STEAM LAUNDRY CLEANERS PHONE 4418 AIR CONDITIONED BY REFRIGERATION LAST TIMES TODAY JOEL rea Paramount News Cartoon Sport Reel RITZ GUESTS Mr. Mrs.

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Rainwaler Family Mrs. 1. R. Johnson Window shades, properly i6cckd for translticency or opacity, p-ovlde bpflrnoms with correct, light cintrnl. You're Invited to ENTER YOUR CHILD In the Pageant Whelher your child is a girl or boy we welcome ynu (o take part in this liilf event.

As you prohnhly know, a cup will he awardctl In Ihe jjirl, (Junior Miss lllylheville) and lo Ihe boy I'residenl. Kach child entered musl be at lenst .1 yrar5 old. and nol have readied his filh hirlh- day by June 15th. To answer any queslions you niipbf have, call Mrs. Hodge.

phonl 35fl5 or come to 700 NK You're urucd to make your plais contest will he held Jun Kith and 17lh. MISS BLYTHEViLLE CONTEST arp inviled lo rntcr the "Miss Blv ille" ronlcst now Ihe contest to bo June 17lh. Infornialion and eulry hlanVs may he secured from Mrs. K. Normon.

721 Adams phone Uini. The rctnitronicnls are as follows: you must reach your ISth hirltulny hy and nol he ovci -'S hy (he same date. Beta Sigma Phi Sorority in Enries Blytheville Jr. Chamber cf Comnerce A husJiioja man says he liar. i mn i hat.

married women, and widows and divorcees with dependents make hetter saleswomen than sin-la ptrls. He inures I hat is because (ha single girl all too often regards her job as Just stime- thinp to be doitu while she is look Ing around for husband, and so) doe.s not take it! as seriously as does the woman who- knows she may be ft'orliing for'years. So here's the tip: ir you want to Ret ahead in your Job, deliberately avoid civlne anyone the idea that the job isn't really Important to you. Don't spend every free minute chatting with the other girls about where you went last, night and where you're going loiliclil. Nothing makes a job seem less important than escaping from it every chance you get.

I.el Whal You Know Be A Challenge. Don't keep giving "I don't know" as an answer. On any new Job Ihere will be. plenty that you don't know. But let that be a challenge to learn rather than an excuse for not doing a certain thing.

Don't give women a fishy stare and play up to the men. You are going lo have to work with women arid serve will pay off to treat them with friendly courtesy. Don't make a habit of being a few minutes late to work. The person who rtishes In late every rtay each day at. A disadvantage.

Don't act as though your Job is beneath you. Give It dignity by do- Ing It well. Maybe you ARE just working until you can find a husband. But you don't, neett to handicap yourself by giving away that secret. You may not find that husband.

And even if you do, you still may want a job. re AIR CONOtTIONED Box Office Opens 7:00 Show Starts 7:15 p.m. Admission 9c 30c At All Times LAST TIMER TONITE Double Feature Also Metro News MTBS 2 Kor Price of 1 Read Courier News Classified Ada RICHftRD BASEHART IGENE EVANS MICHAEL O'SHEAJ! yii.t':- Also Comedy.