The Courier News from Blytheville, Arkansas • Page 2

a a a a PAGE FOUR BLYTHEVILLE (ARK.) COURIER NEWS MONDAY, JUNE 16, Pat Mullins, Society Phone 4461 Marriage Licenses The following couples Saturday obtained inarclave licenser al the office of the County Court Clerk. Mrs. Elizabeth Blythe Parker: Parvin McLean Graham. Mary Branch, Conter. Mo.

W. S. Turnage and Miss Dorothy Salmons, both of Blytheville. Robert. La.

Haskins and Miss Marforin. Alexander, both of Blytheville. Brown Primenter and Miss Mary Franres Carson, both of Dyersburg, Tenn. the Hospitals Walls Hospital Afrs. Merle Gerrizon.

City. Mrs. Viola Richardson. City. Mrs.

Homer Luxora. Afes. Mary Jane Nichols, Steele. Mrs. ire Jett.

Conter. Mrs. Aria Cration, City. Mrs. James Gathry.

City. Miss Reity I'rince, steele. Mrs. Selvia Sharp, Tomato. tured a portrait neckline and cap, sleeves.

The two molaires wore orchids at their shoulders. Robert Bernalsky, twin brother of the groom ncted as best man. Groomsmen were Marvin Bernatsky, another brother. Lionr! Silver-! field, hrother of the bride. Jack and Alan Risno, cousins of the bride, Dinner- Dance.

Follows Crermons Following wedding a seated dinner for 300 gucats was! held in the ball ronin. The bride's table overlaid in starched silk nylon was caught at the corners with clusters of orange blossoms and ted with traditional white satin bows. The lirred wedding cake decoraled with sugared weddin, hells, Gardenias. wore encircteni around the cake and at either end of the table were small gardenialike trees. silver candei labra holding tapers Branched, 1 Foil clow over the wedding scene al the table.

'The Individual tabirs where thei guests were seated held hurricane lamps filled with wedding tinwers. Following dinner, 0 dance 4'86 given with music by Jahnny Long. For her wedding trip to New leans and Biloxi. The bride wore an imporled Irish linen gull fu navy blue. Bier small white hat with clusters of tiny white flowers and i ble.

gloves completed her ensem-, white Guests tacluded Harold Bisno and Mrs. Sam Wezolsky. Los and geles: Mrs. Mr. Rose and Mrs.

Hellman, Louts Seigel Chicago: Max Partwal. St. Paul, Mrs. Irving Hirshheld. Jollet: Mr.

and Sis. J. Katt, Brooklyn, N. Mrs. Lean Klompus.

Ballmore. Mr. and Mrs Leslie Minthes and Mr. and Mr6. Charles, Wirlhelbaum.

Bits of News Mostly Personal Mrs. Owen Taylor and SON. Charles, of Bellvilte, are spendIng weeks with Mr. and Mrs. Berl Ellis.

They will be joined by Mr. Taylor laver, who 18 now serving two works with the armed forces at Camp Afterbury, Ind. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Kerner of Dell announce the birth of a daughter on June 12 at Walls Hospual.

Sho Iras been named Carolyn Frances. Mr. and Mrs. BIll Edmision of Jonesboro spent the week end here with Mr. and Mrs.

Bill Stovall Miss Rose Marie Robertson of Littie Rock in vastung her sister, Mrs. C. L. Kelly. Mr.

and Mrs Billy for Gran are spending A werk 15 Mr. and Mrs. Berland Hampton of McAlliston. Okin. Mr.

and Mrs, Dick J. While anmotore the birth of a daughter Sundas al Walls Hospital. She is their child and has been named Ellen Larkwood. Their son's name 18 Richard, Miss Nancy Damon has returned from A wePk in Cape Girardeau where she visited friends. altended an art workshop at the col.

lean there. She went to St. Louis 300 "'Showboat' and stopped in Chatter where she was the zuest.a of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Hech.

Sons of Mr. and Mrs. Kendal! Burry, Alan and Jerry Berry, who ale students al University of Mis- I sissippl for the sunimer session. wore at. home this week end.

Mr. and Mrs. S. M. Sanders and children of Ardmon.

Okla. are the guests ol her sisters. Mra. W. E.

Wallace and Mrs. Jim Ross and her brother. Allen Hardin and famihes. Mrs. Sanders is the former Miss Corinne Hardin.

Miss Lacy B. Moore of Memphis and Mias Patty Sue Smish of are visiting their aunts. Mrs. W. S.

Wallace and Mrs. Jim Ross and families. Mrs. Charley Gain and Mrs. ira Bohannsnz have returned from 10-day vacation In Lakeland.

where they visited their son. Wilson Bohanning and family. His Larry Rohanning, who was severely Turned. is now improving. .35158 Mary Dowdy is home from 1.

the Baptist Hospital in Memphis where she underwent surgery. 1 Mr. and Mrs. Donald C. Ramsey announce the birth of A son yesterday nt.

Walls Hospital. He is their first, child and has been named David Julian. Mr. and Mrs. Louis Chitmon of Chicago.

visited his brother. Pas Chismon and Mrs. Chitmon and their mother, Mrs. Annie Chitmon, who is visiting her from Huron. Calll.

Mrs. Russell Gaines and daughter. Mias Mona Jov. and pieces, Bertha Ann and Gena. and Miss Emma Dianchard returned yester: day (rom Young Harris College al Young Harris, warre thry tended graduntion exercises and banquet at which fl was en that Miss Mona Gaines pall serve next year as president of Suson B.

Harris Society. On their was back. they visited Malcolm Doss ond family in Rome, and WayBlaylack and his parents at Chattanooga. They were accompa- THE NEW ONE OF ARKANSAS' FINEST THEATERS AIR CONDITIONED BY REFRIGERATION LAST TIMES TONITE 5 FINGERS JAMES MASON DANIELLE DARRIEUX MICHAEL RENNIE Paramount News, Cartoon Novelty Reel RITZ GUESTS Mr. Mrs.

W. E. Coleston Or. Mrs. Eddie Cure TUESDAY WEDNESDAY BEFORE IN DA ALSO SHORTS: "Knife Thrower" "Beor for Punishment RITZ GUESTS Miss Elizabeth Blythe Mrs.

Roland Green Mr. Mrs. Dick Greenwell Coming Events Monday MARRIED Miss Silverfield, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Morris Silverfield of Osceola became the bride of William Sernatsky, son of Mr.

and Mrs. jl. Bernatsky of Memphis in A ceremony performed at the Continental Ballroom 'of lofel Peabody in Memphi3 Yesterday. Jacqueline Silverfield Marries William Bernatsky in Memphis Osceola-- Mias Jacqueline Silverfield, of Mr. and Mrs.

ris Silrerfield became the bride of: Willlatn Bernatsky, son of Mr. and Mrs. H. Bernatsky of Memphis, in A wedding ceremony Sunday evruing in the Continental Ball Room of' the Peabody Hotel, with Rabbi dore Goodman, assisted by Rabbi! Mortimore Baum. officinting.

The nuptial exchange took place, beacath A canopy covered in white! blossoms and Southern sunilax. The' improvised altar held twelve labra holding seven lapers cach. Forming the background were while baskels holding white gladioll and white stock. The aisle leading to the altar was marked with cathedral, I tapers tied with white gardenias and white satin bows and were entrined In scullax. Music WAS presented by Mrs.

than Badanis al the piano and Nathan Evans, violinist. Fd Bousson sang "Thines Alone" by "Because." by lot. "Sere-! nade" by Toselll and by Massenct. Bride Wears Chantills Lace Given in marriage by her the bride wore B11 Imported tilly lace gown designed especially, for her by Elizabeth Besset. The Mull gathered skirt was fashioned with a pointed torso bodice.

Tiny sell covered buttons and loops from the neckline to the waistline adorned 1 the fitted bodice. Lung fitted sleeves, edged with sequins fell into lily points over the hands. The Euni1 skirl, with exaggerated bustle el-! feet, swung Into cathedral train. The sweetheart neckline was mitlined in sequins. Her double fingertip reil of Freuch misty Illusion cascaded from A bonnet.

desiened of illusion and sprinkled with sequins and seed pearls. Caught at Color Makes the Trim 88441 11-20 3-8 yea, By Sue: Burnett Pretty look-alike dresses cut all SEX -simple princess line. Collar and skirt edge are colorful trast. or tram with crisp ruffline. Pattern No.

Le a -Tre patern in sizes 11. 12. 13. 14. 16.

18. 20. 12. yards of 39- Inch: 1', Sards trim. Pattern No.

P844C 15 a sew-rale perforated pattern in sires 3. 4, 5. 6. 7. A 4.

vardo 01 29-inch; sard trim. Two separate! patterns. For these pattern, semi 30: tori EACH. In COINS. your namic.

ad-' dress. sizes and the PATTERN NUMBER In Sue Burnett. Courier News. 318 Quincy ChiCARO. 118 Basic FASHION for '52 is filled with ideas to make your clothes budzet go further time-sarinz and economical desiens thal are easy to sew.

Gift pattern printed inside. 25 cents. Sirs. Mark Skelton Pat McGregor Is Recent Bride of Max Ray Skelton In a single ring ceremony formed in Osceola. on June In.

Miss Patricia June McGregor. daughter of Mi. and Mrs. Speck MeGrezor of Blytheville WAS married. Max Ray Skelton.

son of Mr. and Mrs. Mack Skelton of Blytheville. The bride wore for her marriage. white arRandy dress over crinoline.

which fentared a sacked bodice with i a lace insct at the waist. The skirt! nied to Blytheville by John Kaynie. a graduate of Young Harris, and; Roy Barnard. a student of Georgia Tech. who are en route to Oklahamn.

At A father's day reunion held for J. D. Atkins at 1517 W. Ash yesterday, out of town relatives included; Vida Harris of Rutherford, Mrs. Harold Brown i chitmhen.

of Trenton. Mr. and Mrs. Elloise Harris of Rutherloid. Mr.

and Ales. Elbert. Gunter of Memphis, My and Mrs. Mike BomDexter. Mr.

and Airs. Atkins and son of Blytheville and Albert Earl Dozier who is in the Air Force and stationed in Georgia. Jinuny Hall left yesterday by la plane for Memphis for Augusta, where he will spend a month I with his father. R. L.

Hall, He was moored to Memphis by his mother, Mis. Josephine Hall. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest.

RoP had as their guests yesterday. her son. Kenneth Taylor, Mrs. Tastor and son. Parker, all of Mempinis.

Woman's Auxiliary of St. Stephen's Episcopal Church meets with Mrs. F. J. Thompson, 918 Pecan, at pm.

All circles of the Presbyterian Women Di First Presbyterian Church meet together at. 2:30 p.m. 1or a meeting. Executive board Inceis at 2 p.m., and general meeting wil be held at 3 Circle of WSC5 of First Method. ist, Church meet in homes of Hers AS follows: Circle One with Mrs.

Riley Jones, Highway 61 north. al 3 p.m.: Circle Two with Sirs. A. E. Afiller, 1405 W.

Main al p.m.: Circle Three with Mrs. F. E. Scott at 705 Hardin at 2:30 pm: Circle Four with Mrs. Charles Alford at 100 E.

Ash, with Mrs. Mell Brocks ca- -hostess, at 3 p.m.: Cirele Five with M15. W. R. Campbell, 1122 W.

Main, 3 p.m.; and Circle Six with Mrs. W. A. Hollingsworth, Ann W. Walnut.

with Mrs. W. A. Suckmon as co-hodess, at 3 p.m. Circles One and Two of WMU of Trinity Baptist Church meet for business session awnd Royal Service program.

RWC meets with Mr. W. W. Lowe at 7:30. Tuesday Chapter "D' of PEO has picnic for their husband: at the home of Mrs.

E. B. Gee. Epsilon Sigma Alpha has meeling with Mrs. Katherine Swiney.

Wednesday Promise Land WSCS has 7:30 p.m.: i meeting with Mrs. Thomas Mrs. Harold Nunn entertains CIB Countrs Club Duplicate Bridge league plays weekly bridge games Mrs. Tuesday Herman as usual). Turner entertains Club Eight, Thursday Mrs.

T. o. Huey is hostess to, Thursday Ronk Club. GEO Bridge Club meets In the' home of Mrs. Johnson Blackwell.

i La Nueve meets with Mrs. Ben! Mar White. Duplicate Bridge, was full gathered, and street length. Mrs. Shelton is a graduate of Bigtheville High Schonl where she 7'AS member of the FHA and participated in the senior plays.

She is now employed by Fitzpatrick's Jew. elry. Mr. Skellon allended Blytheville High where he played football and was a member of the PHA. is employed at the City Ice Plant here where the couple is now Al.

home al. 1601 Scycamore. "MISS Sally Travis was selected to vie with oth. er beanies from Arkansas in the 12th annual "Miss Arkansas" contest to be held in Newport June 25 and 26. Miss Travis began her schedule Monday morning in training for the event.

Miss Margaret Moffett will coach he: in tap dancing. The Osceola Chamber of Commerce Is spansoring Miss Travis, the daughter of David Travis and the Mira. Travis. Born in Osceola, she attended graduation attended Brenau College. sides were clusters of orange hlossoms.

Her shower bouquel wast of white orchids interspersed with orange blossoms. lilles of the falley, and flours d'arnicur. Mrs. George Brown of the former Miss Ruth Bisno. tended niece as matron honor.

were Miss Irma Sue Kahn of Hasti, Miss Morel, Shainbere of Memphis and Barbara Witenaick of Fored City. All the feminine, attemiants warp identical acqua nylon nel In ballerina length. 'The shirted strapless bodice featured full thered skirts poised over starched I porticoato. Matching stoles crisscrossed in the front, giving the fort of short Jacket. They wore blush brow veils tied with aqua relvet ribbons.

Their bouquets were of pink bridesmairi rosre and were softened by pulls of pink lilosion, and lied with pink satin sireniners. Mrs. Silverfield, mother of the brine wore an original mindel hy Glen Joan In rose mauve chiffon over a matching taffeta petticoat. The Archer was of chantilly lace and leatured a deep cowl neckline filled milature lace flowers studded with rhinestones. 'The fitted skirt was of patio length.

The groom's mother was ettired En an imported lace dress in 1 mina. The full swing skirt was In ballerina- and jacket top lea- Theatre AIR CONDITIONED. Box Office Opens 7:00 Show Starts 7:15 p.m. Admission 9c 30c A1 All Times LAST TIMES TONITE MONIED HUGHES HIS A -P'LUS. "FOLLOW THE BOYS" A11 Star Cast Plus Metro News Double Feature PAL.

SITES 2 For Price of LITTLE EGYPT Mark Rhonda STEVENS FLEMING NANCY GEILO COUPLES GRIME A "BADLANDS OF DAKOTA" Robert Stack Ann Rutherford Also Cartoon League plays. Mrs: Otto Scrape entertains TLE' Brider Club. Saturday, Cotillion Club meets at Hotel at 2 pm. Hosts and hostesses are Mrs. Ben Harpole.

Mr. 'and Mrs. John Caudill, Mr. and Mrs. Elbert man.

Mr. and Mrs. Hitry B. Jones Mr. and Mrs Mason Day, Jr.

Youngest of Youngest Benjamin. Franklin was the I youngest, of 17 children barn to Jo. siah Franklin. Curiously, his direct ancestors for five generations hadbeen the youngest sons of youngest; sons 1705. Franklin was born on Jan.

It Takes Know -How For Good Corseting OMAHA, Neb. 1AP "Use your whole bady. not Just the wrists." "Stiffen that eloow." it all you've got." 'The above are not instructions for playing golf but for getting into a corset. 'The advice comes from experts--a school for corsetieres which met. here recently.

The experts, headed by Miss Betty Vincent, cational director tor a foundationwear concern. stressed a controlled elbow baltle of the bulge, Brad Courier News Classitied Ads Spectacular Savings Are Yours In The New York Store's El out TR DRASTIC REDUCTIONS ON LEFTOVERS RACK NO. 1 RACK NO. 2 Children's Dresses Ladies Skirta, Women's Summer Dresses and Jumpers Dresses Playsuits TO TO 319.95 VALUES VALUES $1.98 SUIT CLOSEOUT SUMMER BAGS 21 All Wool Suits Each Drastically A large selection of bags in Many Colors Reduced In Price! Styles TO $35.00 TO $2.98 VALUES $3.98 VALUES Shop Every Day Including BVD Day For These Values OPEN WEDNESDAY ALL STORE HOURS: 9 to 5 Daily THE. Kin fork 9 9 to to 9 12 Saturday Thursday CLOSED THURSDAY AFTERNOONS.