Northwest Arkansas Times from Fayetteville, Arkansas • Page 6

ARKANSAS TIMES, Foy.ltevHI*, Thimdoy, 24, 1946 EWS OF LINCOLN Mrs. Kalbryn Tennis Mrs. V. B. Smilh and son V.

B. Smith, left Tuesday night for Shatluck, lo be with Mrs. Smith's daughlcr, Mrs. Norman Lewis of Perry ton, Texas, who Is seriously ill in a Shattuch hospital. The Rev.

Bill Crow of Fort Smilh is conducting a revival at LOVED for ITS OWN INDIVIDUAL FOLGER the Baptist church. Services arc at 7 o'clock eaeh evening. Jim Htncharl was guest of honor al .1 surprise birthday dinner Sunday About 35 persons were present, coming from Lincoln, Morrow, Stltwcll, and IMS Angeles, Calif. The Hcv. J.

O. Sulton, pastor ol the Mclhotlisl Church, nml J. S. Cnrruth, lay delegate, led Wednesday for Scarcy they will attend Ihc annual Methodist conference. i i Jim Reese, who recently sold 114 home lo Mr.

nml Mrs. Harkins left this week for La Habra, Com where he will make Ills home. He was accompanied by his daughter, Mrs. Phyllis Bryan and his granddaughter, Margie Bryan. SULPHUR CITY Mra.

Esslo Smith was hostess Community Builders Home Demonstration Club al an nit-day meeting Tuesday. A cov- dish luncheon was served, Ten members were present. The lirogram as outlined in the yearbook was followed, nnd a general discussion of home flower gardens was held by members. A garden quiz was conducted by Bucna McKinnon, with Margaret Price, Virginia Osborn, Alice ShowaUcr and 'Today's Pattern Essie Smith winning prizes. The wstcry prize was won by Made- ain Prathcr.

Mrs. Smilh was 'Ivcn a birthday shower. The November meeting will be at the home of Mrs. Hubert Osborn. The nov.

Louis Uohlen of Kny- cltcville preached at the Baplist Cliurch Sunday morning and evening. Ho was accompanied by a team of young people from the First Baptist Church of Faycllc- villc- Irene Johnson, pianist; Buddy Devall, song leader, and harl nohlcn. They were guests of Mr. and Mrs. E.

W. Price, for dinner. Mr. Dohlcn lins accepted the call this church ns pastor. Mr.

and Mrs. Orin Whitehouse, of Fayetcvillc, were guests ot Mr. Whilchousc's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Clem White-house, over the weekend.

Mr and Mrs, Austin Reed and daughter, Wanda Sue, have returned from Oregon and Wash- isglon where (hey have been for several months. They have bought the Jay Pratt place south of Elkins. EWS OF Tontitown J. II. Pozza The Executive Committee ot Doy Scout Troop 92 was host to visitors from troops in three neighboring towns Tuesday night Represented at Ihc meeting were troops'from Cave Springs Harmon nml Elm Springs.

The program featured talks by members of the Wcstark Council and moving pictures of Scout activity. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Florl and daughter Linda Lou have just re turned from San Francisco, Calif and' will make their home wit Mrs. Lucia Bariola.

Mrs. Fiorl mother. The nov. Father L. H.

Schaefe is in Little Rock this week attenc ing priest's retreat which is be ing held at St. John's seminary. Mrs. Richard Ardemagni al son liickie are spending the wee with Mrs. Ardcmagni's paren parents, Mr.

and Mrs. E. J. Solc- an ot Elkins. Pete Tessaro is a patient in the nny-Navy Hospital at Hot Springs.

Sister Mary Perpetua Mane of ort Smith, who has been visitor ere has returned to St. Edward ospilal in Fort Smith where she in charge ol the X-ray department. Old Certificate Found W. C. Fallon, who recently ought the John.

Hcncey place oar Greenland, brought to the TIMES oflice yesterday an old marriage certificate he found on he premises. Signed bjt a juslic of the peace in St. Joseph County it certifies the marriage of th parents ol John Honcey, Jaco ilenccy and Susan ah Loshbougn January 9, 1845, more than 10 years ago. To vary the flavor of fruit gel: tin desserts use any red or whi table wine for half of the liqu required in the recipe. EWS OF Prairie Grove By Elizabeth Bogart Mrs.

H. D. Cummings and aughter Mary Cummings relurn- Tuesday from Richmond, here they were guests of Mrs. ummings' son-in-law and daugri- cr Dr. and Mrs.

Harold Webster. The American Legion sponsored pie supper Tuesday night at the school lunch room. Proceeds from he event were donated lo the unch room fund. r. ir i Mrs L.

Gibson of rraine Grove', the former Miss Mary Dean Magurder, has been initiated nto Delta Kappa Gamma, na tional honorary teachers fratern at Pine Bluff. Mrs. Hazel Dab noy formerly of Fayetlcville, president of the organization. A moving picture projector wa installed in the auditorium of th Prairie Grove grade school Mm day Visual education will be traduced by means of the projcc tor Want new S.rS ''Cub in the ack." About one in ten of the faUs iusing death or injuiy takes ausing -lace in the Milk Mixture for Stomach tlmostinimeduWy.A^O^ 5eware Goiigts from common That WJ HHH btendmg of qoafity. Mountain Grown 'coffees, the Folger Flaw or is rich--vigorous, vrttb a fnilcess that is and yet i tang that is utterly individual mod ridightfel.

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