Reading club and fine arts events at St Mark's Parish Hall
The Great Books reading program starts with an organizational meeting on September 12 at 7 p.m. in St. Mark's Parish Hall. The club, non sectarian, requires only an interest in intellectual stimulation. Also starting September 8 at 8 p.m., St. Mark's Fine Arts Series presents A Thurber Carnival by Arkansas Arts Center with six actors performing pieces set to an original score. Admission is free for all, regardless of race or religion, and information is available from Mrs. William H. Risinger or at the meeting.
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St. Mark’s Episcopal Church
William H. Risinger
Arkansas Arts Center
Thurber
James Thurber
Grant
Appomattox
Mr. Preble
Walter Mitty
St. Mark's Fine Arts
Careful play guides declarer to save contracts
In a bridge discussion Oswald and Jim emphasize careful play for declarers. They consider choices like doubling back on spades, four heart contracts, and guarding against West’s trump plays. They propose counterplays such as entering with clubs to force West’s ace and preserving East’s trump ten.
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Oswald
Jim
South
West
Declarer
East
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
Bidding sequence puzzle prompts decision at four clubs
In a bridge auction, West opened 3 spades after 19 bid by partnership, and East card signals lead to a four clubs bid by partner. South holds 18743 with suits AKI43 and H762. The question asks whether South should pass or bid, noting the suggested omission of four spades in favor of four clubs.
Miss Foley Weds Monroe in Spring Hill Wedding
Judy Foley and Jerry Wallis Monroe were married at Bethany Baptist Church in Spring Hill at 7 00 PM on Friday July 14. Rev Charles Jones officiated a double ring ceremony with music by Mrs Brooks Collins. The bride wore Peau de Soie with organza and a lace mantilla. she carried a cascade of fleur d amour with a yellow orchid and was given in marriage by her father. Marion Michael Monroe served as matron of honor with Karen Britt and Betty Monroe as bridesmaids. Best man was Marion Michael Monroe. groomsmen Gene Thompson and Vincent Massenilli. ushers Stan Parris and Vincent Massenilli. A reception followed at the couple’s home with yellow white decor and a tiered cake. The newlyweds plan a brief Dallas trip before returning to 600 South Elm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judy Foley
Jerry Wallis Monroe
Bethany Baptist Church
Spring Hill
Joe Foley
Wallis Floyd Monroe
Hope
Charles Jones
Brooks Collins
Marion Michael Monroe
Karen Britt
Camden
Betty Monroe
Gene Thompson
Vincent
Massenilli
Stan Parris
Vincent Massenilli
Vance Marcum
Eddie Southerland
Little Rock
Larry Brown
Paula Paschke
Dallas
Monroe
Keep Secrets to Yourself
Dear Helen Bottel fielded questions on infidelity and marriage. She contrasts differences between infidelity and adultery, notes nonsexual betrayals damage trust, and warns that emotional straying can shatter faith. The column includes replies from Dear Modern and Dreamer with humorous anecdotes.
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Helen Bottel
Helen
Patterson and Pruden Named as Candidates for Office
The Star announces Larry S. Patterson and Mrs. Jerri Pruden as candidates for public office subject to the General Election on November 7, 1972. Their entries mark official candidacy notices authorized by The Star.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Star
Larry S. Patterson
Jerri Pruden
Arkansas events and plans list with chamber contacts
A compiled update lists upcoming events across Arkansas including the Babe Ruth World Series in Pine Bluff August 18 to 26, Pageant Week in Brinkley, and various fairs and rodeos in North Franklin, Ozark, Crossett, Batesville, Clarksville, and Siloam Springs. It advises contacting local Chambers of Commerce or the Parks and Tourism Department for un-dated events and notes the piano accordion was first made in Italy in 1872.
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Pine Bluff
Brinkley
North Franklin Co
Ozark Council of Garden Clubs
Ozark
Crossett
Independence Co
Batesville
Clarksville
Siloam Springs
Chamber of Commerce
Parks and Tourism Department
State Capitol
Little Rock
Arkansas
Four Hope Women Named Outstanding Young Women of America
Mrs. Joe Scruggs II nee Marjorie Royston Gayle Williams Sue Graves and Peggy Wallace were named Outstanding Young Women of America for 1972 by the Rose Garden Club of Hope Their nominations followed earlier advocacy by civic groups This is the program's eighth year with nominees aged 21 to 35 and more than 6000 are nominated annually nationwide The 1972 edition highlights biographies and national award progression with fifty state winners and ten national honorees to be selected Publication in November will include messages by Rep Martha Griffiths and Amy Vanderbilt
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Scruggs II
Marjorie Royston
G. D. Royston, Jr
Gayle Williams
Lucy Mae Williams
Sue Graves
Peggy Wallace
Rose Garden Club of Hope
Garden of Eden puppet show at Ridgecrest Baptist
New York AP report describes a North Carolina Ridgecrest Baptist assembly grounds puppet show by third and fourth graders. Eve and Adam speak with a talking snake in a child written Genesis scene. The performance ends with departure from the garden as God pronounces the consequence of eating the apple.
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New York
Eve
Baptist Press Service
Ridgecrest Baptist Assembly Grounds
North Carolina
Adam
God
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American Legion Post 12
Auxiliary Unit 12
Douglas Building
Legionnairs
Olin Hendrix
Hope’ Junior Auxiliary Thrift Shop
Tyner
Texas Street
Patsy Tyner
Tyler
Tex
W. W. Wright
Texas St
Golden Age Club
Texarkana
Art
Roy Allison
Richmond
Roy Allison, Jr
James Lee Roy Allison
ITI
Jody Ferguson
Terry
Mark Ferguson
Tom Rexroat
James H. Jones
Jimmy Jones, Jr
Julie
Lee Claxton
Janice Easley
F.C. Crows
Wayrie Essley
Ralph Madison, Jr
Garland, Tex
Presbyterian Church
J.W. Rowe
Haskell Jones
Camp Par
Central Arkansas
James Puryear
Arkansas Enterprises For the Blind
Reading Club
George C.scott
Mila Ae
By Oswald
James Jacoby
Jacoby
Bridge
P.O
Radio City
N.Y
Clyde Davis
Miss Foley
Mr. Monroe
H.R.C
Italy
Blue Cross
Blue Shield
Arkansas Blue Cross & Blue Shield
ARK
U.S
Martha Griffiths
Dmich
Amy Vanderbilt
Snake
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