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Ne TUESDAY, AUGUST 18, 1953 BLYTHEVILE (ARK.) COURIER NEWS PAGE THREB Pat Mullina, Society Editor Phone 4461 Engagement of Betty Patterson To B. L. Thompson Announced Stale Senator and Mrs. J. F.

Patterson of Caruthersville, announce the engagement and approaching marriage of their daughter, Miss Belly Jo Patterson, to Beverly Lee Thompson, son of Mr. and Mrs. Beverly A. Thompson of New Madrid, Mo. The wedding will be solemnized Oct.

4 at the First Baptist Church Caruthersville with Dr. Samuel G. Shepherd officiating. A fam- ily reception will follow at the home of the bride's grandparents, Mr. and Mrs.

John Gaddy. Miss Patterson's. attendants will be Mrs. Sparks of Marianna. matron of honor, and Miss Sue Cain, Miss Mary Ellen Merrill and Miss Ellis Hayden, all of Caruthers- ville, as bridesmaids.

George Dawson, cousin sol the bridegroom, will serve as best man. Groomsmen will be Sam petch, Bob Patterson and Larry' Garrison. Mrs. Guy Michie will be organist and Mrs. Al Kaltwasser of Benton, cousin of the bride, will sing.

Miss Patterson was graduated from Caruthersville High School and attended Hendrix College, at Conway and Arkansas at Sonesboro. Mr. Thompson was graduated from New Madrid High School and Southeast Missouri State College at Cape Girardeau In 1953. He now is in the Air Force stationed at Chanute Air Force Base, Rantoul, Ill. First Methodist WSGS Circles Meet Meetings were held in homes of members yesterduy for the circles of the Woman's Society of Christian Service of First Methodist Church.

Mrs. Harry W. Haines was hostess to 17 members of Circle One, together with one visitor, Mrs. Y. T.

Rowan of East St. Louis, IlL. Mrs. W. T.

Rainwater gave the al and Mrs. H. W. Wylie taught the study course. Tweive members of Circle Two were guests of Mrs.

Hugh Whitsitt. when Mrs. Paul Jobe gave the devotional, and Mrs. W. J.

Pollard told the group of her recent trip through Europe. Circle Three was entertained by Perfect Team-Mates 8969 10-40 By Suc Burnett The best way to make your fall wardrobe go a lung way--sew several blouse and skirt sets, then interchange the pieces and see how many different looking outfits you have. Pattern No. 8969 is a sew-rite perforated pattern, in sizes 10. 12, 14.

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Paul Pryor: at her home, with 18 members present, and one vialtor. Mrs. Mavis Settemrie, 'The devotional was given by Mrs. W. L.

Horner and the study course was, led by Mrs. W. R. Summerville. Mrs.

W. F. Brewer entertained 10 members of Circle Four, when two risitors, Mrs. O. E.

Quelunalz and Gertrude Warford Dorado, also were present. Mrs. Leon Burns gave the devotional and Mrs. H. C.

Bush reviewed the book, "My Beloved People." Mrs. G. G. Hubonrd and Mrs. G.

W. Pyles were co-hostesses to 13 members of Circle Five, entertaining at the Hubbard home. Mrs. O. Knudsen gave the devotional and Mrs.

H. N. Whilis was in charge of the study course. Nine members of Circle Six and two visitors A. B.

Fairficid and Miss Mary Hubler, were guests of Mrs. B. A. Lynch, when the devotional was given by Mrs. F.

E. Black. Mrs. 5. rold Wood entertained seven members Circle Seven last night at her home, when Mrs.

W. Marion Williams, a guest at the meeting, reviewed the bauk "The Virginian." Refreshments were served by each of the hostesses during social hour which followed each of the sessions. WSCS Members Meet Mis. M. O.

McRAC WAS hostess last night at her home to of the Yarbro Woman's societies Christinn Service. The mecting was opened with a song. and Mrs. Carl Burks WAS in charge of the program "Making Friends of God's Children." The scripture reading was given by Mrs. Bailey Tarpley.

followed by prayer by Mrs. Burks. Taking part on the program Mrs. Gene McGuire, Miss Alice Marie Ross and Mrs. McRae.

Mrs. J. W. Woolums became al new member of the organizhtion last night, and two visitors also were present, Including Mrs. Ver.

nice Brister and Mrs. E. L. White. Mrs.

McRae served refreshments during the social hour. Coming Events Tuesday Mrs. Leon Oenning entertaining Octave Club, 7:30 p.m. Wednesday Club meeting with Mrs. Elton Foster.

Thursday Mrs. Melvin Halsell entertaining La Neure Club. Armorel Home Demonstration Club meeting with Mrs. Frances Davis at- noon for potluck dinner. C.

Birthday Club meeting with Mrs. Raymond Stringer, 7:30 p.m. FRIDAY Vendredi Club meets with Mrs. Max Walters. Ritz ONE OF ARKANSAS' FINEST AIR CONDITIONED BY REFRIGERATION Listen to KLCN at 10:10 a.m.

and 4 p.m. for Ritz Roxy Program Announcements 11 a.m. and 5:30 p.m. for Starvue. TUESDAY WEDNESDAY HERBERT J.

YATES presents neucocaR THE LADY WANTS MINK STARRING DENNIS O' RUTH HUSSEY -EVE ARDEN WILLIAM DEMAREST A REPUBLIC PICTURE ALSO SHORT: Tower of Destiny Trinity Baptist Circles Meet Sunday School Class Honors Bride-Elect Miss Letha Nash, bride-elect of James Roy Payne, wAS 'or honor last night when members of the Young Ladies Sunday School Class of New Liberty, Baptist Church and the touchers, Mrs. Raymond Stanfleld and Mrs. Shed Devill entertained at the Vaud Miss presented with Brothers silver in her chosen pattern from the class and with miscellaneous gifts from the guests. Pastel colored summer flowers were used to decorate the entertaining rooms of the Brothers home! where games were played during the evening. Prizes were won by Miss Peggy Lloyd and Miss Carol Ann Ladner.

servech by and Miss party Vivian foods Brothers were and Miss Ladner. Special guests included Mrs. W. A. Nash, mother of the guest of honor, Mrs.

Raymond Payne, mother of the bride-groom elect, And Mrs. Clyde Webb, Young Women's Auxiliary leader. Presbyterian Women Meet The Executive Board of the Church Women of the First Presbyterian met yesterday afternoon at the church. Mrs. G.

W. Dillahunty gave the devotional, entitled "Thanks Be to God." and reports were given by Mrs. C. C. Mrs.

J. B. Fisher and Mrs. Hoy Walton. 'The group was dismissed with prayer.

A general meeting was held following the circle meeting. Mrs. White led the group in repeating the Lord's Prayer, and in the absence of Mrs. Hoss Stevens, vice president, Mrs. Dillahunty gave the report.

Reports also were given by Mrs. E. A. Rice, Mrs. Hugh Hud.

son, Mrs. E. M. Woodard and Mrs. C.

M. Gray. Circle One, with Mis. Edgar P. Borum ps chairman, had the largest number of members present, when Mrs.

Perry Barber of Law- rance, WAS a visitor. Mrs. Vernon Thomasson Was In charge of the program on "My Church and Present Day," assisted by Mrs. A. S.

Harrison and Mrs. Hudson. Mrs. Dillahunty gave the closing prayer. Refreshments were served by Mrs.

W. D. Hodges and Mrs. 1. E.

McCuskill, hostesses for the meetings. Calvary Baptist Women Meet Members of the Edith Montroy Circle of Calvary Baptist Women's Missionary Union met yesterday afternoon with Mrs. Fate Bratton for a stewardship Prayer wAs led by Mrs. J. D.

Adkins, and the program was presented by Mrs. Bud Cochran. Mrs. I. J.

Fondren and Mrs. W. F. 0'- Neel. Closing prayer was by Mrs.

Cochran. Mrs. Bill Campbell entertained 10 members of the Edith Rose Welter Circle. when the opening prayer was given by Mrs. A.

D. Priest. and the devotional by Mrs. Jack Vowell. Taking part on the Royal Service progrum were Mrs.

Priest, Mrs. Rowland Davis and Mrs. Eddie Ford, and the closing prayer was led by Mrs. T. C.

Hopper. Mrs. Larry Byrum was 'hostess to 15 members of the Irene Brannum Circle, together with one visitor, Mrs. Denny Byrum. Opening prayer was given by Mrs.

Vernon Boyd, Mrs. Byrum presided over a brief business session and the Bible study WAS taught by Mrs. Claude Rowland. Dismissal prayP.r was by Mrs. Hubert Polsgrove.

Refreshments were served by each of the hostesses. Theatre AIR CONDITIONED Office Opens 7:15 Show Starts 7:30 p.m. Admission 14c 39c AL All Times WED. THURS. Douhle Feature REX LILLI Harrison -Palmer THE FOUR, POSTER: PICTURE PROBUCHCH ALLAN SCON by ON MARIDE Pd ant ate son PLUS WHEN WORLDS COLLIDE wan, 11 9g.

Cartoon: Trick or Treat Trinity Baptist Church Circles One and Two met yesterday nfter110011 at the church for a covered dish luncheon followed by a Royal Service program, with Mrs. C. E. Parks in charge of the meeting. Sixteen members and one visitor, Mrs.

Carl Hood, were present. The meeting was opened with repeating the watchword for the year. followed by prayer by Mrs. Peggy Buchanan. Mrs.

Catherine Campbell was in charge of the program, and Mrs. C. R. Roberson gave the devolional, followed by prayer by Mrs. David McPeake.

Assisting on the program were Bert Ross, Mrs. Arah Speck. Mrs. M. D.

Kenwright, Mrs. Webb, Mrs. E. C. Thompson, Mrs.

H. H. Burnett, Mrs. Herman Adair. Mrs.

Bill Cracker, and Mrs. Campbell, who closing meditation. Mrs. D. G.

Lewis dismissed the group with prayer. The Business Women's Cirele of the church met last night with Mrs. Max Koonce when 10 members and one visitor uttended. Miss Bernice, Overman gave the opening prayer members participated in the Royal Service program, Closing Lowe, prayer was given by Mrs. Idell and the hostess served refreshments during the social hour.

Lake Street WSCS Plans Supper MIs. Cecil Lusk, president of the Woman's Sociely of Christian Service af Lake Street Methodist Church, presided over the business session yesterday when 14 members the organization met nt the church. Two visitors, Mrs. H. A.

Rimer of Memphis and Mrs. William Hail of Widener, also were present. Plans for the "motor supper" Lo be given tomorrow night by the group, were discussed. Mrs. Amy Ruth Gordon wAS in charge of the worship service giving meditation O0 "Prayer." Mrs.

Joc Thomas dismissed the group with prayer. Nazarene Church Class Has Party A wiener roast and picnic supper were held last night on the lawn of the Roy Gaines' home when Mrs. Gaines, teacher of the Winners Class of First Nazarene Church Sunday School, and members of the class entertained 73 people. A picnic supper was served from long tables arranged on the lawn of the home, and the evening was spent in informal entertainment. Prayer was offered by the Rev.

Joe Bean, pastor of the church. Church Plans 'Motor Supper' A "motor supper" 1s to be held tomorrow night by members of the Woman's Society of Christian Serevice of Lake Street Methodist Church, to which the public is Invited. Proceeds from the sale of will go to buy equipment for the kitchen of the church parsonage, it! was announced. Tickets may be obtained from members of the sponsoring organization. or at the church tomerrow night.

Guests will gather first al the church for instructions and will, then procced to the homes of vari- ous members where different courses will he served. a ending hack, at the rhurch for dessert course. Supper will be served from 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. Does your red handbag rub off red on hands and clothing? Give the bag a few treatments of liquid wax. applied sparingly, and this will stop.

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Alex and Elizabeth Shelby 5413 W. Main Bits of News Mostly Personal Albert Ellis left today for Helena where he will be the guest of aud Mrs. Herbert Shirly for several days. Later, he will leave for a or trip to Ripicy and other points in. Tennessee.

Pat. Walters has returned from Memphis where she spent several days ns guest of tier uncle aunt. Mr. and Sirs. Wayne and daughter, John Anna DIll.

was joined there by mother, Mrs. Ira Walters nher younger daughter, Broky Dee. who spent two days with the Din family, formerly made their home in therille. Mrs. G.

(1. Hubbard. her ter, Mrs. A. K.

Huntley, and George W. Pyles spent today Memphis with Mr. and Mrs. E. Ferguson, who are at Baptist pital where he is undergoing treatment for several weeks.

Miss Belly Lou Clouse and Shirley Kinninnionth will leave morrow for Memphis where will spend a week as guests of and Mrs. Marvin Blankenship. While there. Miss Clouse will suit her specialist. Mrs.

Carson Alley is ill at home. 620 Parkway Drive. Sgt. Cab Bolding, who ceived his discharge from the Army June 22. yesterday reenlisted in Army.

for a three year period left for Fort Sill. for a brief time before being scut to Eust. Sut. Bolding, who is the of Mrs. Linda Proctor, is Korcan reteran.

Condition of Mrs. James HardIng, who underwent surgery yesteral Walls Hospital, is reported to be Sutisfactory. Mr. and Mrs. C.

M. Gray, and son, Charles, of Dothan, ure visiting here as guests of parents. Mr. and Mrs. Gray, Sr.

Mr. and Mrs. Ben Hamner Tampa, will arrive today visit her son, Clyde Perry and family. They have been visiting in tle Rock with another of Mrs. Hathner's sons.

Bland Perry, and family, who will arrive the latter part of the week for a brief visit Mr. and Airs. Kenneth Merritt are the parents of a son born Sunday at Walls Hospital. The baby, their first child, has been named Kenneths Elmore Merritt. Mrs.

Meris the former Miss Norma Jean Roush, daughter, of O. A. Roush and the late Mrs. Roush, Mr. and Mrs.

J. A. Bryant, companied by their granddaughter, Miss Betty Bryant of Newbern, will leave tomorrow for Estes Park. where they will spend 10 Mrs. A.

B. Fairfield will leave Thursday for Milledgeville, where she 1s associate professor education and superintendent laboratory training at Georgin State College for Women. She will accompanied as far as Nashville, Tenn, by her son, Albert Fairfield, will then go to DePauw versity, Greencastle. to attend Lambda Chi Alpha national fraternity meeting. Mr.

Fairfield will return to Biytheville until September when he will again be student: al S.M.U, In Dullas. and Mrs. Y. A. Balley spent the weekend in Fort Smith with their son.

Prt. D. L. Bailey, who taking basic training at Camp Chaffee. Mr.

and Mrs. H. W. Wylie and daughters, Miss Heard Wylle und Miss Dora Bernice Wylie, spent the weekend in Greenwood, where they attended the marriage Mrs. Wyle's niece, Miss Betty sue Lawrence, to Jimmy Moore.

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She wns companied by Miss Mary Faith Puckett of Forrest City, former classmate at Arkansas State Teachers College, who also will be employed in the school system. Miss Wade McHenry returned home last week after spending cight weeks at Camp Dixie at Clayton, as a counsellor. Mr. and Mrs. G.

C. Driver and Watermelon Supper Held A watermelon supper was held on the lawn of the Calvnry Baptist Church last night when the ing Unions of the entire church entertained. Approximately 150 persons heard the Rev. J. H.

Melton give the opening prayer, followed by. A devotionnl presented by Dan Atkins. Later in the games were played on the Mark Anderevening, son, training union director, nnd W. T. Stewart, assistant director, were in charge of the affair.

At the Hospitals Walls Hospital Dismissed: Miss Laverne Ball, Rt. 2 Mrs. Auta Lee Beckman and baby, Rt. 1, Mrs. Maud Jones, city Mrs.

W. C. Darby and baby, city. Sailors Get Taken MANILA UP Police recently rounded up men dressed ns women in Luneta Park in the heart of Manila. American sailors had complained they were robbed by these "seductive sirens" why often turned out to be tough hoodlums.

First Methodist Church in Greenwood, was tollowed by a reception at the Country Club at which both the Misses Wylte served. The two sisters then went to Fayetteville. tu spent A week with Mrs. Malcolm Lawrence and her family before returning home. SPRAY WEEDS AWAY WITH ATLACIDE THE SAFER CHLORATE APPLY HER! KILLS GRASS, JOHNSON BERMUDA GRASS, and many other grasses and weeds.

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J. McKee sons of AtJunta, who remained as visitors in the Driver home for severnl dnys, Mrs. McKee Is Mrs. Driver's sister. The guests were entertained with a two.

table dessert bridge Friday, with gume prizes awarded to Mr. and sented Mrs. to John the Ford honorees. and gift Mr. and Mrs.

R. Wagaman and children, Bobby and Brenda, left home after their, visit of two weeks Fridny for Hagerstown, here with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. C.

Bryant. Mrs. J. 1. Mifflin was among the graduates receiving degrees at Ar.

kansas Stute College summer commencement expreises in Jonesboro Friday. Other Luxorans attending the outdoor exercises were Mr. and Mrs. C. B.

Wood, Mrs. P. T. Freear and Mrs. Sue M.

Brown. Mr. and Mrs. John Thweatt returned home Sunday from A motor vacation trip of several days to Alahama and Tennessee points. Mr.

and Mrs. Russell Bowen spent last week in Bentonville, where they visited Mrs. Bowen's father and sister." Mr. and Mrs. Bowen D.

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