The Courier News from Blytheville, Arkansas • Page 5

I WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 29, 1954 BLYTHEVILLE (ARK.) COURIER NEWS PAGE FIVE Miss Millie Ann Mallory, Society Editor Phone 3-4461 Mrs. Lenti Guest of Bridge Club So News Tuesday Bridge Club Jones met home of Mrs. Riley yesterday afternoon when she had as her guest Mrs. John Lenti. Yuletide decorations were used in the entertaining rooms of the Jones hame." Mrs.

C. Murray Smart and Mrs. Charles Crigger were winners to bridge games played during the afternoon. Preceding the games, A dessert course was served. Sew-Easy Infants' Set 1364 6 mos.

3 yrs, By Sue Burnett Tiny Hittle togs for the family pet that are fun to sew, and simple, tao. Pattern No. 1364 is in sizes 6 months. 1. 2.

3 years. Size 1, dress, yards of 35 or 39-inch; slip, yard; panties, yard; romper, yard. For this pattern, send 30c in COINS, your name, address, size desired. and the PATTERN NUMBER to Sue Burnett, Blytheville Courier News, 372 W. Quincy Street, Chicago 6, DI.

Basic FASHION, fall and winter '54 contains a wenlth of sewing ideas for every woman who sews for herself and her family, Send 25 cents now far your copy. For lighter pictures and paintthere are now lick-'em and stick- hangers for the wall. These are landlord proof. as they peel off with hardly a mark. If you're slip-covering a wastebasket or a bushel basket, wash the fabric first.

Then you can make a tight fit with out having to allow for shrinkage. CHOSEN- Belly Royon, of Northlield, Ohio. is the first woman in 10R years to be elected a director of the American Shorthorn Breeders' Associatian She has shown her stock at tbe International Livestock Show in Chicago Bits of News Mostly Personal Mr. and Mrs. C.

Scherer had as their holiday their ter, Mrs. H. P. Parris, Mr. Parris and daughter, Patricia Jean, of Memphis.

Mr. and Mrs. Marshall Lesher and children of Corpus Christi. visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs.

H. C. Burk. Hugh Williams, who has been employed in Rockford, is now home with his mother, Mrs. W.

R. Lightioot. Sgt. and Mrs. Arthur Bond and children of Randolph Field, are the guests of Mrs.

Carrie Muery. Harold Thompson is spending several days in Chicago on business. Cpl. Gary Taylor of Fort Ord, is spending a 22-day furlough here with his parents. Mr.

and Mrs. Marcus Taylor, Mrs. L. E. Riggins, who suffered paralytic stroke on Christmas Day, is showing steady irnat her home at 410 provement, Street.

Mrs. Earl Lowry and children, Mary Grace and Bob Ed, formerly of Blytheville, are here to be at the bedside of Mrs. Lowry's mother, Mrs. L. E.

Riggius, from J. Krech and sons, Edison of Miss. Blytheville Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Krech of Kennett are in Teaneck, N.

visit their son and brother, J. 19. Krech, and Mrs. Krech. Lacy a Gordon left this morning for Bluefield, W.

where he is employed alter having spent the past month here with his wife and son. Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Zimmerman and children of Las Cruces. N.

left yesterday for after spending the holidays here with Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Applebaum and the Lutes family. Mrs. Betty Riales and Mrs.

Phillip Applebaum will leave in the morning for Fort Worth, to visit Mrs. Applebaum's sister, Mrs. D. K. Bondurant, and to attend the Cotton Bowl in Dallas.

Mr. Mrs. Charley Lutes and Mr. and Mrs. Walter Lules will leave Friday morning for Dallas to.

attend the Collon Bowl, Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Huddleston and Mr. and Mrs. Fred S.

Saliba left this morning for Dullus, to attend the Cotton Bowl. Mrs. A. C. Huddleston, and granddaughter, Eve Huddleston, of Brinkley will spend the next sev.

eral days with Leroy, and Martha Huddleston while their parents are in Dallas. Freddy Goldsmith of Memphis arrived yesterday to spend several days here visiting John Smothermon and his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Smothermon. Pat Smothermon, Sandra Long ROXY Box Office Opens 6:45 Show Starts 7:00 p.

m. Admission 15c 35c At All Times THURS. Double Feature MARILYN RUSSELL Gentlemen MONROE Prefer TECHNICOLOR Blondes, -ANDRACHEL I CARSON'S THE SEA AROUND US TECHNICOLOR Plus Cartoon "Law Audrey" and Donald Gentry were In West Memphis last night to attend A Kappa Sigma Fraternity party. Sam Haynes, Bill Hutson and Kemper Bruton will be among those in. Dallas Saturday for the Cotton Bowl.

C. G. Redman, and Lt. Charles Sell will leave tomorrow to attend the Sugar Bowl in New Orleans Saturday. Mr.

and Mrs. Harold Stockion are visiting relatives in Texas and will attend the Cotton Bowl in Dallas Saturday. Mrs. Leonard Johnson and duaghter, have returned from Morrillon, where they spent the past week visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs.

O. N. Hawkins. Mr. and Mrs.

Paul McWilliam and daughters, Shelia and LadonDA, of Kansas City, and Mrs. Sam Killian of Kennett were the guess of Mrs. Robert and daughters yesterday. E. B.

Gee, and Miss Rosemary Monaghan will join a party, from Helena, and Newport to nttend Bowl In Dallas Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. John Miles Miller and Mr. and Mrs, Arnold Miller left this morning for Dallas to tend Georgia the Tech University Cotton of Bowl Game.

a board Those the from special Blytheville train at who Jones- will boro for the Cotton Bowl Louis Isaacs. Steve Hill end his houseguest, Mize Smith, of Little Rock. Those from here who will leave Friday for Dallas ure Mr. and Mrs. Dill Stancil, Mr.

and Mrs. Jim Smothermon, Air Cadel Pat Smolhermon, Miss Sandra Long. Mr. and Mrs. J.

W. Rayder and Jerry Hollingsworth. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Grigsby and daughter are caving Friday to it Mr.

and Mrs. D. D. Everett in Fort Worth, and to attend the Cotton Howl. Dr.

and Mrs. Thermon Smith of Little Rock will arrive Friday to' be the weekend guests of Mr. and Country Club Yuletide Dance To Be Tonight Ray Chilton and his orchestra will provide music for the annual yuletide dance at the Country Club for members and their guests tonight. Hosts for the occasion are Mr. and Mrs.

E. A. Stacy and Mr. and Mrs. P.

D. Foster, Jr. Coming Events THURSDAY Esther Sunday School Class of First Baptist Church meets with Mrs. Q. O.

Alexander, 7:30 p.m. For the sake of your own scalp, don't lend a comb or hairbrush any more than you would lend your toothbrush. Place a supply of small, ten-cent, store plastic combs in the bathroom for guests. Clean then after each use. Mrs.

Ale. Hill, Mr. and Mrs. Reece Moore are the parents of 0 son born this morning at Blytheville Hospital. Pyl.

and Bob Blodgett of Camp Chaffec at Fort Smith, will arrive tomorrow to spend the holiday weekend with their Mr. and Mrs. Earl Buckley and Mr. and Mrs. Dan Blodgett.

Mr. and Mrs. B. L. Gay and daughter, Carol Ann, left for their home in Topeka, this Ing after having spent the past several days here visiting Mr.

and Mrs. Earl S. Koontz. 1st Choice Of Millions BEST For Muscular Fast Relief Aches Of You Can St. Joseph Get ASPIRIN Why Pay More? 4 THE NEW ONE OF ARKANSAS' FINEST THEATERS Listen to KLCN at 10:10 a.m.

and 4 p.m. for Ritz Roxy Program Announcements Wed. Thurs. Fri. AJJI HAD A.

WAY WITH WOMEN AND GOT AWAY. WITH EVERYTHING (well, Walter Wanger's One Thousand pocked and Production of Adventures Laboratories anamorphic Color revolutionary Photographed STEREOPHONIC dating JOHN ELAINE Hear NAT DEREK STEWART slog KING the COLE wiN NC Arunde Thomas Pier Comes bow sang bitnation's DON DArES WEIS DE RICHARD by COLLINS "Hojji Morse Whiten and Directed DIMSTRI TIOMKIN Produced be APes Intels Peters top Persed by 200 Century 7 as PLUS SELECTED SHORTS Charles Pritchard Claims Bride Grandma's Role Today More Complicated Just 8 few generations back when 8 mother became grandmother she knew just how to play her new role, because she knew what was expected of Today role hetine of grandmother. like every other role a 02 plays, is more complicated. Kath Millett Once grandmother's advice was respected, today It is more likely to be resented. Once It was assumed that if grandmother were left widowed she would naturally go to live with one of her married children.

Today there is widespread distrust of that simple solution. Once It was generally accepted that when a woman had reared her children her life's work was done. Today more and more grandmothers are supportnig themselres wholly or in part. The able-bodted to mother who supported site by down married and children expects I 45 measured by the grandmother who is mutter-of-factly earning her own living. Spolling Grandchildren Is Resented Once it vAs taken for granted that a grandmother cidu't need friends and a social life of her own.

Now older women are urged to have their own social lives. Once. a grandchildren grandmother's was accepted spolling of as natural. Now It Is likely to be bitterly resented by the children's purents. So toduy's grandmothers- -just like today's young wives are finding they are 011 an uncharted course.

There hasn't been much written to guide them. But new book Just published by Associntion Press, culled "In-Laws Pro and Con," by Dr. Evelyn Millis Duvall, has 8 chapter called "Mother-in-Law 86 1 Grandmother" that throws a clear light on the probiems and satisfaetons being a modern-day grandmother. Any mother, newly turned grandmother, who is as anxious to be AS good a grandmother as she was to be a good mother, should find that chupler in Dr. Duvall's book bows sympathetic and eye-opening.

Mr. and Mrs. Acle Pritchard nounce the marriage of their son, Charles Pritchard, to Miss Billie Jane Robinson of Washington, D. C. 'The couple exchunged vOW's in the Church of Christ in ton, D.

Christmas Eve. They will make their home there Airman- Pritchard, is stnlioned Station Patuxent River, Md. The Democratic Army FRANKFURT, Germany cA West German newspaper cartoonists are having fun lampooning government claims thnt the future German army will be in its discipline and drill. One cartoon shows German soldiers wearing American type helmels and uniforms galbered lecture on gun sights. But Isnlead of paying attention, they ATe sprawled over a huge couch, regarding the army as A country club.

Other cartoons compared the and past treatment of German milltary conscript. In the old dnys, it WAS A sour-! You have A classic suit that you wear buttoned up to hero with 8 choker of pearls. You don't feel the need of a blouse under it. But to save your lining from chafing and prespiration, slip on one of those tiny cotton T-shirts that are so Inexpensive. looking board of officers that greeted him.

In 1955, It will allegedly be a board of bosomy to mnles. A truck will haul the conscript's uniform, and a maid will scrub his floor. When he steps out for the evening in a natty civilian suit, not one but four Lill Marlenes will await him at the kaserne gale! COLDS Relieve Suffering Fast Effectively VAPORUB FAMOUS SEMI ANNUAL CLEARANCE SALES Fashion Right Clothes SALE STARTS TOMORROW AT Whitsitt's 8:30 A.M. and WHITSITT'S LA BELLE SHOP Price In keeping with our famous polley of clearing our stocks each season to make room for new seasonal clothes, we offer these drastic reductions! You SAVE up to off on the following: DRESSES SUITS COATS BLOUSES Sportswear Millinery Evening Dresses Robes And Underwear Wonderful Values in Every Department LADIES AND CHILDREN'S CLOTHING WHITSITT'S And Whitsitt's La Belle Shop "Because You Like Smart Things" PRICE on Sweaters Jersey Blouses 12 Also One Suits ON Off Rack ALL Children's of Ladies LADIES Robes Coats Coats Skirts AND and Drastically MISSES Wool Suits FALL at Reduced AND One-Half WINTER $5 -Hats Price Ea. BERRY'S.