The Courier News from Blytheville, Arkansas • Page 5

TUESDAY, JULY 22, Pal Mulling, C. Buford Young Will Claim Texas Bride in August A luncheon held Saturday (n Dallas. at the s. and s. Room revealed (he ensaacmpnt of Miss Patricia Sap Kindle of to Charles Buford yomvj of Blytheville, now stationed with the Navy In Lone Bench.

Calif. Mrs, L. Kindle, mother of MKs Kindle was hostess for 'he occasion. Nuptial? have bpen scheduled for Aupusl. 2fl a( North Baptist Ciiurah In McKinney with the Rev.

S. T. SkaRfj.s of Grand Saline, Tex. otfi- ciating. Miss Kindle.

Hie daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. Kindle of MrKin- ney. is a graduate of Boyd Hieh School and attended North Texas State College In Denton.

Mr. Young, trio son of Mr. and Mrs. Buford Young of Blythcville, is a graduate, ot Blyt.hevillp School and attended Southwr.st.f'rii University in Memphis and Novth Texas State College in Denton. Guests Honored InBuchanonHome John Buchanan entertained Saturday niglit nt her home with a barbecued chicken dinner for her daughter, Miss Ann Buchannn and fcher guests.

Misses Minnie -Goodwin. Mary Evenly Gate-ley, Lois Jane Meador, all of Memphis, and Miss Rosa Saliba. Dinner was served on the lawn from a lonp table covered with a while linen cloth centered with a swan vase filled with mixed summer lowers. Following the dinner, the even- hip wa.s spent informally. So Young And Colorful 8804 11-30 By Sue Burnett Delight, of a Junior wardrobe a (ARK.) COtrRTTJR NKWS Couple Is Wed Mississippi 1 PACT FIVB Has tume Look ln Swim Suit Announcement is madp of the of Miss Rice, dniiahiflr of ihe latf Mrs.

Richard Rire, lo Cartel', son of Mr. nnrt Mrs. Ell- crne Caller, all Gnsnetl. The ceremony was performed in Hernnndo, on fourth. Attondiris (lip I'ouplp were Mr day 011 1 aW1 mM tln a rt KtlMfln -i.

oi Hie bride, a left todav for Chanpl Hill in i.ir.,' Mr. and Sllllth of sl 01 nw! MIPS Lillian Hicks Helblins of Los Ancelps. Calif, who has hi-fa (hi- Burst of friends and here, will return In her home to- Memphis, sister nnrt the ernom. Mrs. Carter is Eraduate of Gosiipl! Hiuli School and ancnd- cd Arkansas stale Collece in Joiifsboro.

She is member n( the Holland HiRh School family Mr and Mr. Marrow, and oilier sislor Vircinia Niinn of Washington, 15. for several days Mr. and Mrs. R.

Chafin and Mr. and L. B. Porks and daiish- tcr, Sharon Ka.y. and Mrs.

CliarK-s Fnlzicr ancl children have reUuiipd Birthday Party Given in Home ttr.O IN 'M-Mr. and J. B. of Blyihevilie have Carolyn Bnlew was honors celebra.eri IllPlr wr.luiiia a jvrr, They arc parents ot hi-r 16th hirthrlny ihe Jo Ann Powell P.lvth: villc I have lived 31 yens They hrr Mr. and Mrs here from JrW whrrB thry vn Photo) Circles of Calvary Baptist Meet Four Circle? of Women's ary Union of the Calvary Baptist Mc- Lijnln Montgomery.

Ra Ghee dismis-pd llie teiday be held in the hoir.e.s of; to members of circle Five for a Bi- I We Sl rt uh -seven and Mrs. F. ONeal was hostpsv to two guosls. Mrs, Marshal! nnd members of Circle One at her home rs nr for Bible Amonp the 17 i Wrialit. Rurton.

Leroy Rawjri-s. Tommy Williams. Wester Wrichi, and Mr. and Mrs Robrrl Bill In- and son, Jimmy, all Luxora. The evenine wa? spent informally in dancine.

pbyinc' eam-r nnrt cards, cake and ice cream were served. mine on bison family reunion on Saturday i at Die home of Mr. Chaftn's uncle. Willis anil Mrs. Harbison in Cullman County.

There wefe 150 memhfrs of Ihe family present. On Sunday, they atlpndpd 're Chafin Meinorial Sacred Harp Singintr and picnic dinner at Ni-w Prospect. Church. They home yesterday. and Mrs.

Giesory Hntklns daushter. Wendy, of B'xljy. are the cupsts nf his ttrand- mother, Mrs, J. C. Harnish and oth- er relatives.

Mr. Halklns is a former resident of Blytheville and NKW YORK (NF.Ai Tlin cnstimie look in swim suits is show-! ing up on beaches everywhere tins' summer. Us attractions tup many Wilh it, it's possible to make one swim suit serve the purpose of sov- i into (J.ui.i; A Iltlitur LHP imi'imse araduatcd from Blylhcvillp Hich eral-as, for example, when Condon Bush arrived home from i. Aiar.snau ana nome I Mrs. Jimmy Minor present.

Open- 4. I I itudy. Mrs. rate mg prayer was offered bv KeCeHT BriOf? 2 tlraver and Mi-s I-A 10 Complimented led opening prayer and Mrs. Henry McCain was in charge of t.he buri- D.

Marr with Mrs. Jack Vowtll conducting the meeting Mrs. ness session. Mrs. H.

J. Poiulren led v. Gean led the Ipssnn'frmn'fhe he study for the six-memoers and Bible and (he closing prayer tfto guests, Mrs. Cecil and offered by Mrs Evic Gean i Mrs John Goforth. Dismissal pray-1 Members of Circle -Six met in er was given by Mrs.

Preston Thorn. I home of Mrs. Alt Jones wilh Mrs Mrs. rn Ray were Mrs. Tom nrjt- In.

recent bririo. with a fhiwer Mrs. Briltain is Ihe former Miss cape, also doubles as an ovniskirt, Thp coslume look niay verv well r.HM, He was accompa- tiied home by Gordon Silvey of Clinton, two weeks. in the bomenf Mrs I ea five week's vacation spent, in Inc.ludp a brief Ihi'-e. ler length coat, a linrshruc i er.

a stole nr a cape, whatever the pieces are assembled harmonious and useful wlmlc. Intended lo sivp a maximum protection fiom sun, breezes and -spray. The one-piece suit (left dram.Hic nnlhuiium drsict splash of color. This color fti mi the matching Jacket. Bulh plecM are lonp.

in a satiny raynn-and- nj'Ion fabric quick to dry. The suit has sleek lines and a cuffed top. A costume look Is achieved frlclid in this thrpe-piecp. suit I IbroiiBh use of a liny cape, with I permanent, pleated doil- a blrs here as wrap-around skirt a The suit Is In smooth rjyon bnn- i-s calinc, is flasticiwri for sjpek fit Sppncft for the week pud wnre Mr and Mrs. Kdwnrd Richardson rmd Pfitrioln, of Memphis.

Mr. and Mrs. James Sjjence nnrt children of Mnrlnim. Ark. Mr.

nric! Mrs. 1 nf and Osceola announce Ihe birth of Mrs. Ona Peoples. Mrs. Smallcy led the closing prayer.

ornle the borne nnri ployed on the lawn. Circle Two members met at the i Carol Pruitt of ferine the home of Mrs. Vernon Boyd. Open- 1 prayer Mrs in? prayer was given by Mrs Dar- ti mlri i and'those rell Lunsfnrd nud Mrs. Jack Attaway was in charge of business discussion.

A circle program. "Wit- nesslne In Our Community." was eiven and those lakins; parts were hour was conducted with' inloYm'ai i 'reshments were served by the h'os- Mrs. seal Gupi-ian. who gave the entertainment and refreshments' CM devotional. Mrs.

Lunsfnrd. and bv the hostess Winning priws Mrs. Alex- Following each meptintj. social: nnof Fields Rp- Methodist Circles Meet In Homes All members of the Women's So- I cles First Methodist Church met in 17 members of circle One home of members yestprday by cir-j Hoy I. Bacley as cuesl.

Mrs. H. Co mi ing Events Tuesday Mrs. BoJicr) Thompson Is hostess at. her hmne to the members of i yon first Meet at Church AH day-tlmft nipetinps nf (he Presbyterian Church were held yesterday afternnon at 2 o'clock.

Monday. He is the couple's child and has been named Edward. Mrs. Stewart Is the former Miss Mnrl Jordon of Blythevill'j Miss Opal Spenoe is spending several days with her niece, Miss Nancy Hpenc.p of Mariatma. Mr.

and Mrs. L. W. RPPSP and children spent the week end in spoke on the conference they at- Marked Tree, visiting Mrs. Reese's tended.

mother, Mrs. Lawrence Whitlow. were served by the Mr. and Mrs. K.

Bryant, of i hostesses. Mrs. E. Wnodard and Newborn. visiting their i Mrs.

Dierilch. son. .1. A. Brfant and Mrs, Bryant for several days.

Judy Mason Is Honored at Party The executive board and eetiiiRs preceded Ihe general mpel- on Peahodv ing. Mrs. O. w. DiUahmily opened mcellnn with a prayer.

Mrs. C. M. Gray Rave the study on the Ixmk i Jnriy Mnson. daimhter of Mr.

and Mrs. CurliM Mason, was honored wllh party onhpr sixth hirlhday aflemoon nt her hnme. inn. rar.v w. ijjuaminlv opened IhB meeting with a prayer Mrs colored hallnon.s were M.

Gray Rave the study on'the Ixmk I lo Ihi 1 liltle of Colossians assisted by Mrs Hueh' ri I'elp her celebrate. Hudson HnviiiK just relumed from i Aftnr vr rf cake. Ice N. Mrs. while a rt lccrt "rinks, were served.

president, and Mrs. Norn Spradley Mi's. Mason was Fisslslcd In serving by Mrs. Cecil stpele, Sr, Special Eiipsls were Mrs. Buford Hayncs, and Mrs.

Charles Rogers. Wylie pave the devotional and the lesson K-as taught by Mrs. James C. Guard. Members of Circle Two met.

tn Ihe home of Mrs. W. A. Afflick wilh Calvary Baptists Meet In Home Yarbro Home Demonstration at 7:.10 pecially for the McHaney-Broirdon less last night at her home Mrs. Claude SkoRgln und daueh- tsr Sally of Bate.wille, have returned to their home after spending several days with her nlothe.r, Mrs.

'Louise Strake. They came, es- Rozorback Scene Of Bridge Club Mrs. H. D. was lastnicht at the Razorback to rpeoi-f OUOT was nostess and! Kibitzer is bein; bers and guest of Two Bridge i Mrs.

J. R. Stevenson was co-hostess! Mrs Jane Carson Club tn weddinp Saturday morning. Misses Charlen." Armstrong. Mary AVedncsOay Mrs.

Jesse M. White is hostess to! Frances Wilson, and Vailima Shep- membprs or Club Eieht. pard are spending week, Mrs. Richard T. Milk enlj'rlains Norfork Ijtkp.

Mrs. George Pyles as and I members-of CIB Club at the'Razor- If mcnih(v attendance. Mrs. L. back Drtvp-In.

i Ro C5 H. D. Besharec was ho 5 E. Baker cave the devotional. Thursday Mas riOgiaiTl Kibitzer is being enteHalned by Meeting at ChlU'ch Mr Jobe was hostess and! lo members of Circle Three when Guests Included Mrs.

Fred Mrs Newton Wliltis gave the study. defur. and Mrs. Paul Lloyd. brfnre the games.

Winning brldec erore were Mrs. Llnjid, first. Mrs. Bill Hudson, onri. and Mrs.

Sandelur, Birthday Party Is Given Here Members of Thursday Rook Club meet at the home of Mrs. Neville Blakcmore Blythcville 1 1 I. Gimple, smart frock for general attended, wear to make in a brightly colored lemonade and birthday fabric, with novelt.y buttons to give a vl served to the EIIPSI.S double breasted effect. so presented favors. i.i,...

Paul Pryor the devo- Mixed. arranaemcnts of summer i and Mrs. D. C. Pasford was flowers centered the card tables as a nnw niember.

where a dessert course was served Mrs to II Mrs, H. L. Hart save the devotional! Mrs. C. E.

was bast- ess and Mrs. John was co- hostess to 19 members of Cirele Five. Mrs. W. E.

Bryant of Newborn. a Riiest of Mrs. .1. A. Bryant, was a guest of trie circle I Mr.s.

o. C. Ganske ave the I I CC tronal and Mrs. Harry w. Haines i 'j-' led ihe study lo Be Conducted Members of Circle Six met.

in Ihe I home of Mrs. Georpe. Hubbarri with Mrs Wallace Hokc, co-hostess, i soclation is sponsoring an ice cream ijvelye members were present for supper tonifrhf at the High 8-hcol the study Biven by Mrs. Dick from 6 p.m. In fl p.m.

Eleven member. one new B. R. Magne-s. of i Women's Society of Christian Serv- Bridge in ot Lake Street Methodist Church i met last, night for weekly meptinR bers of Young Women's Association of Calvary Baptist Church.

"America thp Bcanlifiil" was Ihe' opening and Ihe program Inr 1 the nigh I. wa.s "Right in Our Own Back Yard" which was taken from the "Window." Mrs. Birmingham RHVP i(i first part anrt others on proRram were i Miss Jean Korman and Miss Bon- nie Webb. Miss Luclnria Cole led i discussion on "what Can We do?" Rpfrcsbmmi.s were served In ftir social hour which folinwpd. A new lime saver for Hie lady of the house Is a small darning kit containing soft-knit fabrics which can be applied directly to Pop's socks wllh an nn sewing Is required.

When heat is applied a plas- tie RnntinK nn Ihe back of the small circle of knit fabric permanently t(. to (bp sock. Marian Mayes Hostess to YWA Miss Marian Mayes a hostess IM! night to members of a Young Women's Association of F'tfsi Baptist Church wilh 11 members aUenrting. The opening prayer was given by Miss Mnxlne Hill and after a brief business session. Miss Hazel Brnnnen taught the first chapter from the mission study book, "Thus.

It is Written." 'closing prayer wa.i given by Miss Maxlno Overman. In the social period following, Miss Mayes, assisted h.v her mother, Mrs. John Mnyes' served salad plate with iced drinks. The nuthe.rl7.ed strength ot the! Mr. and Mrs.

Ira Gainpg were host-s to their son, David Ira ves- tenth birthday hcn Lcasue has weekly night same. HolUnd was hostess, ftlrs Lynl mlertalM 01 circle Four when! rr.rmbers of La Neuve Bridge Club Mrs. led openliiB r. at her home. (prayer and Mrs.

Cecil Lusk pre- I Cor of Cadels at West Point, Saturday sided over the business session. Aft- 1 is Blyt.hevillp Duplicate Bridge reports were. Riven, plans were! League plays weekly afternoon made for the group to have- potluck meal and social meeting once each month. Mrs Bob McMaster led devo- tinnal and the song was "Take Time to Be Holy." Subject, of the devotional wa.s "Prayer" and was taken The Cornell Parent-Teacher 1 ipt( places The soroj. for Today" dismissed the group.

FALL PLANTING SEED HAIRY VETCH, SEED WHEAT, RARI.KV FES- CUR AND CI.OVBRS NKW CROP SKKO BLYTHEViLLE SOYBEAN CORP. Phone Upon 6:30 p.m. Show Starts at Dusk. 2 Shows Every Nite. Dollar Niles Cnrloarl far SI Cartoon Comedy Mrs.

Henderson Hall pnve the elevo- -Mrs. S. Heath was ty. I to mrmhers and I guest of Circle Seven. Mrs.

Alex Shelby gave the Your i bcrt. pr 1 of keeptuR silver bright. Pattern No. 8804 is a sew-rilc. per- In th" cames played, Joyce Ann I1L AI 5 sht lb ave Your silver retires promnt forated pattern in sizes 11.

12 I.I i Halford won the i i ns in hot. anrisy ivnler after 14. 16. 18. 20.

Size 12. 4 yards of 33- Assisting Mrs, Gamps were Mrs. Ch rr 1 Car0 1 Cashing and j.v. B. Essary and Mrs.

Opal Lam- Allowed the seven rinsing 15 the mnst practical way For this pattern, send 3t)c in COINS, your name, address, sin- desired, and the PATTERN NUMBER lo Sue Burnett. Courier Newt. 375 Quincy Chicago 6, 111. Ready for you FASK- lon for '52. Fall and Winter.

This new issue Is filled with Ideas for nraeti ill sewing for a ne.v season: gift pattern printed inside thp bonk, 25c. The social cet-'tocethcr It to In- TOWrin nr -i odiice new members of the I floor maltp rp life a water-base self-polishing wax. The in a wax that requires polishing may affect the color and adhesion of the rubber. Al the Hospitals Sandra Carter. Dell.

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