The Courier News from Blytheville, Arkansas • Page 4

PAGE FOUK (ARK.) COWIITR NEWI JTJI.Y 19W ilullina, Society Kditoi Pat iiullins, Society Phone Charlie Cleveland Claims Bride In Maryland Rites Rone Jo Webb, of the WAVES and T-Sgt E. Cleveland, were married nt the Nnv- al Air Station Cliapel In Patuxcnt Fliver, on June 5. Mrs. Cleveland is the daughter Mr. and Mrs.

O. H. Webb and lie iK the son of Mr. and Mrs. J.

M. Cleveland of Blythevllle. Mrs. Cleveland fs the former acting editor of the Tester, the naval base paper, and 1s now attached to the Naval Air Station Public Information Office T-Sgt. Cleveland Is with'the Marine Air Detachment there.

Mrs. Rcba Harper of Lexington P.irk. was the bridn 1 ant and attending the M-Sgt. Ray Wright nJ Little Rock, who It also stationed there. Bits of News Bridal Event for Miss Peggy Fleemanj Held at Blytheville Country Club 'llie green room of Country Club was the scene yes- i terday of a party Riven tor Mls.i Fleeman, who will be mar- rled to James Cheadle of in a ceremony 'of wide so- interest August 1.

Mrs. G. 8. Atkinson wa. 1 hostess fot the ocrar-ilon and took for her the me, "salad bowl days," a motif carried out in nil decorations.

('entering each of the five bridge hiiKO wooden salad hov.l filler! eolorfiil fresh tubl' 1: Center-1 the mantel v.as a bowli fllltd wltli Tn the punics pbvrd, Mrs. R. J. Mis. lloljj-ii Kil- Ibin, Mrs.

Wll-ion'llfin-y. nnd Mrs. RiIfly 11. won Miss tint! her mother. Mrs.

K. C. T'lri'inaji, v.ho EUI honorrd were pre fiitfd wii Ftrrrniin rrceivrd lii'i in a lablrs, wns a dccnntcr back- frock nf while plqur- triinnii'd wivh ing wooden fork and spoon, lliej re( in the full flarnd shirt, fork wcnrlnj? a top hat and the wliich she ml iuitrssor- spoon wcarlhjt a bridal veil cjinuht ies. Mi.s, Flcrmnn rho a. lavc-n- M'llh inJnialnre orange blossoms.

H.ir slrajilcss dress with Among othrr arrangements was a Mr. and Mrs. Henry LunsFord and family of Angeles are spending tJiree his mrtther, Mrs K. 1'vL. and MJS.

Charles E. arc their parents, Mr. wtu! Mrs. Jones, and Mr. unil Mrs T.

M. MiilUns of Osrrola. Mill- llns Is the formfv Mir.s Bovc-rl; Pvt. will report I' 1 for overseas nl. 'Mr.

anil Mrv. I'Vaiik Tosnlinsoi will arrive fninarrow from Cily to b- the fiiK'Kirs of the Oral ton lainllv. ihf Adnlnh ihe Jeffries, for I The TDinhrr-on's and thrlr rliiltlrfr who have lir'-n hrrn for the pns iOiitli, k-nvo next week fn room'w'aj Miss Ann Bride-Elect Is Complimented at Parties Here Mrs. White Is Hostess to Club Miss Ann ML'Lf who will be to DaJe Winston Ilorton nf Forrest City, wa.s troinplitrn-nled two parties liere this week. Miss Aim Nance was hostess for lawn party In her honor on Tuns- clay night, nt which Miss McLtioit ufis showered wEth towels, In the party fin ires played by the Rroup, Mrs J.

P. PeU-rson I'nlnl In Mobile. Alii Sport Clothes Feature Fashion For Pretty Play Time I i Mr All members ot Club EiRbt attended bridge party Riven yesterday at the home of Mrs. Jesse. M.

White on Davis. Pink roses and pink swcetpeas the honoree, won prrzes, Mrs. Henry provided the lloral setting for the I Lunsforrl of Los Calif, the occasion. Winnllg top honors was Mrs. Otto Scrape, who took first nnd Mrs.

'irley is lo be Me 1 Land's ss last nitrlit an inform- bridge psivlv the home of her parents, on SLrert. liniuhnndi' ap- pointed (lie places Find tiilliefl were used, Vi tlireR ttiltlrs, Miss Dcdrnan won hlcjh sec Tim E-t''S ami dani'h'er. If phis v. mt her tlaus-'ht'-r, ti-5, If. the former iirrru'll" 1 Thr-v will ho oniiKinfcil bv Mrs.

Joe Unprhcs nntlj r. M'-s Damnn -spent several -vs in rj.fiir.--r-. as 'r niul Mrs- and NKW YORK fNKA) Anyone I'or tr.ntil.s? If so, what kind of figure you c'tt oil the courts? Well-covered but- inis dowdy? There's no need lo look; Fv 1 way, The newest fashions for ri lu Kv GATI.E NKA Wonnin's Krtllor actively in a hloiise of linen- rnyon by Ship and Ehote. is cut sleeveless and has extra- hc tennis cmnl provkie the rteht ionsf shii'ltails that will stay tueked alrr Val- coiinlcct with artctmiitc cut i llow you twist, bend Mr.s. SUtnk-v Uairl-; of Try vi'-iled a 'Aerk with tier! for freedom of 'R rnin-fs I3an on smd lier Our model dernions iroMier.

Mrs Owen McKay. In Mermhfs PS 11 of Mrs. Nolan IJUlly ZJlC LL YY Nii'l'-olK visitnd ernl her mother Mn. R. C.

Allen won second. Mrs. H. G. Pflrtlow won the bridgo.

It's Sew-Simple, Smart Of Mr, Anna Sf ord Meets at Church or stretch. The collar is verlihle. Worn it are shori.s tlial arc smoothly tailored and cuffed, ter- minating at exactly the righ length. The whole affair is cinche at Ihe waist by a wtdc, elastlcized belt equipped with a coin nurse. If fishing's your dish, there's a rainbow-striped blouse (right) to wear while angle.

In white cotton broadcloth, it has oversized patch pockets that will hold flies or bent pins. Both'blouses are in the budget class. For the evening's activities. Miss! wore a preen nnd black rinte.d sneer dress over crinoline nd was presented a corsage. At Intervals In the home, bonnets of stimrner blossoms were; Mlsn McLeort.

who given cor.saRe of white Rlnmellias, was ct for (he occjision in black cotton Ahentli She was en ash-tray sot nnd cigarette in china by Ilie ho: her Your Daughter Should Be Free From Ties Before She Marries hn 1 been reiioved from the BapU.st Hospl- tnl hi Memphis to his homo at Half box i Moon. His contlltlon slUrhlly npconUnw tn his fnmllv. Hs mnjor surgery there two weeks Holt A daughter should have a of er own, but her parents still hiive- 't turned her loose. Her mother atlll advises her by mail nnd long-tlistmice ivcr v-'hat to do nbout this or Ihnt. If she mentions that she ami Jim mve dncidcd lo buy a new sofn, -hut Is enough lo caH forth ticlvicc and help from her parents.

Her mother will Immediately sll down and write her a lot of ndvicc about bnyiiiR Bofu. She should tnke thla and tliat Into consiclc-ra- By Sue Burnett This attractive shortwnist dress 1 becoming that you can wear everywhere with confidence. And you'll make It easily nnd quickly, with our clearly Illustrated sew Pattern No. 8V9G is a scw-rlte perforated pattern In sb.cs 12. 16.

18, 20; 40, 42. Size 14, 4 yards of inrh. For tins pattern, send 30c in COINS, your name, adclre.45, sizu desired, and the PATTERN NUMBER to Sue Burnett, Courier News, 375 Quincy Chicago 6, 111. Ready for you FASHION for '52. Fall and Winter.

This issue Is filled vrllh idca.s for smart, practical sewing for new season; plft pattern printed inside the book, 25c. Yarbro HD Club Meets In-Home Ten members of the Yarbro Hume Demonstration Club met at the home of Mrs. Robert Tliniupstm In.st night for seml-montUli, meet teg. Tlie hostess gave a poorn bctorc ft business session was conducted. In the business, discussion on the Mississippi County Fair was held nnd plans wore begun for tin? entries of Ihe club.

Tn social hour which followed tho meeting, refreshments were served nnd evenhiK was spent in informal entertainment. tlon, her mother will, write. And then the mother will tfct, worrying because I lie -she calls her dautrhter and son- in-law -prnimbly won't lie able to buy really good sofa, Pop Is tnlked into sending "t.iie chllciren" check dlret'lhiK them to add this to what they were RO- Ing to spend, far a sofn nnd get something "worth having." And BO It IJowcn and Jane BartholMii 1 The president, Plrnestine presided over a brief business ot's- in which Betty Ann Mil Hi us and Dorothy Sheppard were appointed lo serve on a program com- I mlttee, Miss Holt wiis in charge of (lie J'ntrkin Ann RriniHz ot fit. pj-ogram, v.hich concerned "Amos' bus IJRpn with her, Mo.s.sagL' for Today." Mrs. J.

A. En- notliEr, Mrs. Verdle (he sponsor for Die group, Jimp, She plnus next week and since home young couple set out to do Is taken out of Ihelr Imnd.s before ttiey know finite what hns At every turn they get the two thlnn.s young couple can best get Hiring without, from their advice nnd ftnanriiil lielp. When will this mother nnd Hither decide their dniii'liler is a urtv.vn woman nmrrlnd to grown man and therefore perfectly capable nf i without the tulvice to rnturn ill be nc- hv Mrs. Johnson.

Mrs. Audry of Dpll sp rt nt Momnhls. where Wiis nt Baptist Hospital for EV cheek-up. Mrs. May JefTnrs and her grandson, Bandy Sclirtider of Nlles, ore the guests of her sister, Mrs.

C. Bartholomew uno (amity. Miss Alice Snlibn, daughter of Dr. nnd Mrs. J.

A. Sallbn, arrived home Wlmlcvrr the AV jm T.OS At the Hospitals Blytheville Hospital Dismissed: Mrs. C. Polk, Cooler Mrs. Loin's Salmon and baby, Larry Mondy, Dell Mrs.

Harry Higgins. Holland Mrs. I.ewi.s cooler Walls HosplEal Charles Roberts, Stcele Mrs. James H. Stewart and baby, Dsceola Mrs.

J. B. Nccdman and baby, tuffmnn -ind Time For nterests Now "I'd give 'anything if 1 could do but I Just don't save the time." How often you hear woman that. Perhaps you sometimes sn.y it- It's the way we women kid ourselves that Is only lack of lime that keeps from making our lives more interesting and using more of our po- tential talents Ruth Milieu and abilities, Yet the woman who believes she hasn't time to do the thinas that would give a. lift to her days usually has time to sepnd many more hours than necessary on routine houswork, to time doing things she doesn't really enjoy and being with people who actually bore her.

She often takes on jobs that don't interest her simply because she doesn't know how to Rive a good firm "No" v.htm lu i is turned on her to iir.pt this or thut job in organization that actuary offers her nothing in return for her time and effort. If she would reorganize her working schedule', and v.atch to find out how much time she is wasting every day In ways that give luir no real with prayer. f.erlously ill and has spent 2i days hospital, was brought home yesterday from the Baptist Hospital in Memphis- She underwent surgery there a week and is much improved. She was accompanied home by her sister-in-law. Mrs.

Arden B. Crowder- of New Orleans, who has been with her In Memphis for a week. Mr. nnd Mrs. Neal Gessell and father, M.

M. Glllintn rcturn- tJVKljr i i uiii 11'(- liUllt I Wl. V.I1|]]<<. lit LL'Uiril where had a two-weeks e( nome yesterday from Mnmphi; ami lielp of her parents? Probably with their children, Mr. find Mrs.

Guest Is Honored With Luncheon Mrs. S. Williams of Rhrevr- port. T.n.. who Ihe ftuc.st of Mrs.

nnd IK a former resident of (hip city, cornnltmentrci yesterday at the Hotrl Noblo with hinrhcon given hy Mrs. W. Johnston. 'Hie cnests ivrrtf sontpd In Hie Coffer -Shop af llif hotel and centering the was rolorfnl nr r.inecment of r.lnuias with greenery, never. They didn't free their uuuphier Vvlion i hoy should linvo, v.hen Iliev her'Tilvlfy lo college lo be educated.

I'aienls who don't, seize upon fhls natural time to lot child stun making his own decisions and his own mistakes never find a better 1 time. If thoy don't free him at the! lr Isrne i nm i deliver srr- propnr moment, they never find the Rl liKioni lc Only Way to time to any: "Here Is we let KO." Mr nml Mrs ticnrirr Abel nnd Mr. nnd Mrs. Lewis of St. Louis, and Mrs- Kdna CifirUmg of I-Yeclericktown.

are the guests of Mrs. Nora Sprartlcy. Mrs. S. S- was from llapUst in "Memphis to lirr home 1 -She muter- wont surgery there 10 and Is now repurled as "doiuu nicely." Miss frene Crowder, who has been she will rHurn Saturday i wnf re Mr ON 11am'underwent treal- Slveetrr.

Til where she now i mcnt thp st Hospital there for Hie past 10 dnys. Mr. and Mrs have been with him. Mrs. Ed Evans, formerly of ceola of Ant Is visiting Mr.

arid Mrs Louis PinEon for several days. Airman Second Class Larry Dnn inl has returned from Jaoan nftr-i four months service Find is guest of hl.s parents, Mr. and Mr." Brad Daniel, for a 12-day leave 3 fc. Charley of Gordon, is spending fi 15-da furlough with his mother, Mrs. C.

and his sister. Mrs Marie, Burns. The three will eo i Memphis this afternoon to nttem a picnic plven in his honor. her homo. Mrs.

H. O. nnd rtiuisjh- lec. Gftylr. of I.a., nml formerly of Blytheville, nre guests uf Mr.

and Mrs. George. Mr. and Mrs. Russell GnnU'r nru spending today tn Memphis.

Dr. nnd Mrs. Alfred Vise returned from a three weeks' visit Harry Vtsp, At Nashville, Tenn. While thrip, the Habbl officiated At two srrvlcvs the Vine Trniplf: delivered Iho Sabb.Uh srrmnns. He nlso took port In a Kola ry $pon.

i forum on tiler tm- tUmal Rrlnlions at 33 students from eight Kuropran cimn- Irlrs participated. Tomnrrow nt Service, the Rubbl will ivsume lux activities at The proble.n of overnight guests can be ea.sily solved if there's a roll- pleasure; it she would give? up memberships in organizations that she away cot in the house. It (olds upj has discovered are a haven for wo- easily and can be out of men with more time than imagina- until you are ready to put tion, she might find that has use, time for more than one of the interesting things she keeps telling herself she wishes she-could do. What woman docnn't find time for in her busy years she likely never to find time for Because by the time she is older she set her pattern for living Changing it takes more get-np-and-go than a lot of women ever have. 00 FALSE TEETH Rock, Slide or Slip? FASTEETH.

an Improved pOwdei lo ba sprlnklert on upper or lower ptates. holds false more firmly In place Do not slide, slip or' rock No gummy. gooey, pasty laste or feeling. FAB- TEETH Is alkaline (non-acid) Does not sour. Checks "plate odor" (denture breath), Get FASTEETH any drug Biore.

Hear Ulclllath! ATTEND BIG STATE-WIDE RALLY AT MacARTHUR PARK, LITTLE ROCK. NIGHT OF July 25th 8:30 to 9 p.m. (Above Is Broadcast Time, HaLly Starts At 7:00 P. This Will Be State Network Broadcast AT HEAR McMATH ON JULY 26th AT 8:30 P.M. and JULY 28th AT 8:30 P.M.

YOUR NEAREST LOCAL STATION IS: Open 6:30 p.m. Show Starts at Dusk. 2 Shows Every Nile. THURSDAY FRIDAY THE ROBERT TAYLORMEMSE DARCEL Hear Governor MciMalh Over KI.CN Saturday p.m. nnd Sunday at 2 p.m.

Pol. Adv. Paid For By Henry Woods, Cam. Mgr. Coming Events Leap lie game.

ille 11 plays weekly allernomi 4 Xx for Life! AIR CONDITIONED BY REFRIGERATION Dee Dee Deb Coat Dream AS SEEN IN AUGUST SEVENTEEN THURSDAY FRIDAY i with I'ICTKU I.AWI'OUD MAUHEEN OTIAUA Also Nnvolly Keel otfiwdfink tjou op RITZ GUESTS ir. Mrs. C. A. Himtnian Family Mr.

Mrs. Shanks Family Mr. Mrs. C. A.

Smith X- family Mr. Mrs. Vance Dec Dee Duljs Nationally Ad- vt'rliscd and Nalionall)' rec- dream nf a coat. YmniK ladies raved aliout it when they saw il In (lie August issue nf Seventeen Magazine 1 All Wool Dimple Check in Fall's smnrtesl colors reversible and detachable, fie, makes il easy to wear in many ways. Choice of colors: Natural, (Juld, (Hue, dray.

Red. S7O95 39 USE HAYS CONVENIENT LAYAWAY PLAN Box Office Opens 7:00 Show Starts 7:15 p.m. Admission 3c 30e At All Times LAST TIMKS TON1TE 1'AL N1TKS 2 Kor Price of 1 Double Feature ING COLETRIO Also Cartoon Kill DAY SATURDAY Double Feature Serial: The TiRcnnan Also.