Pryor Scrapbook Clippings, 1955-1980

LSearcy Ark.) Daily CITIZEN, Monday, Sept. 9, 1968 I • MR. AND-MRS. JESSE ROBBINS JR. Robbins- Hurlbert vows exchanged! Miss Margaret J ane Hurlbert · esp,et?_ :z-at:iu :~ for the couple ' became the· bride of Jesse E . ~ W Robbins, Jr. in a double-ring by-. N~t~oys:e. Mrs. Lee atts Cere mony held at the W est9ide sen-id' ·Yi~ · ciike - a nd .Miss Judy Str4-t!f ~bi the .t>tnh. Church of Christ Saturday at ~e.' -.cil\lpfe -~~ reside at iOO 2 p.m. East P.,rk.- Mr. Robbins is a· I Dr. Bob Gilliam· per.formed Sfudenbt( lt.a,rd)ng College, and the cere mony . The bride was Mrt. R4t)tn6.s is employed a t given in rr.ar· riage by her broth- ~~: =Rand. er Earl Hurlbert. She wore ; 1 • ·~. , _ .. a ' long white "'.ending gow n made in the Spa1J1}sh style with bouffant sleeves. Her headpiece was a pill ~ox W?,Vh w~ ~e net fingertip veil. S~e carried a 1 bouquet of white r.osebuds on a white Bible. The church was d,ecorated with baskets of white tube ros-es , greenery, and a n· arch of long white tapered can– dles. The wedding music was furnished by a group of Har– ding , students under the direc– tion of Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Or- g~. . The maid of honor was Mtss Marjorie Hurlbert, sister of ~e bride. Bridesmaids were Miss-, Hattie Lavender cmd Miss San– dra Wallace. They wore id~nti- \ cal dresses of pink chiffon fash- ~ ioned in the empire style. They 1 each carried a single long stem- ·1 med rose. Mrs. Lyle Hurlbert of Ana- ' conda. Montana. mother of the bride, wore .a suit of red arrd white knit ·and a corsage o ·f white carnations. Mrs. Jesse Robbins of San Saba , Texas, mother of t h e , groom. wore a dark blue crepe dress and also a corsage o f white carnations. Following the ceremony, a reception was held in the fel– lowship room of the church. Mrs. Bob Gilliam was in charrge of the reception. T h e three-tiered wedding cak~ '!.a:S. BEFORE THE TEARS - Miss Mary Smith of Newport bl inked back the tears after being crowned 1968 Homecom– ing Queen at Harding College Saturday. President Qifton L. Ganus Jr. crowned.the iunior physical education melor at halftime ceremonies of the Harding-Northwood hllti– tute football ga"'!e. 11)e tears tume(j to cheers lat.,- as the Bisons romped to ~ 3~-6 win. C,WJeAJ $ -S > ~ ~ - - PTA LEADERS - Mrs. Raymond Muncy, left, was installed as president of the Har– .ding Elementary PTA at the regular meeting last week. She succeeds Mn. Bill Cox. Other officers are, Dr. Bob Gilliam,- vice-president; Mrs. •Bob Corbin, secretary and · ~-- Mrs. Ted Lloyd, treasurer. i q "€ Garden Clubs holcl installation of new officers ~ Mrs. J. E. Pryor was installed j as president of the Searcy Coun- . cil of Garden Clubs Friday at , , th~ home of the retiring presi- 1 dent, Mrs. Leslie Carmichael. I other officers installed were Mrs. R. E. Elliott, vice presi– dent, and Mrs. J. G. Wilburn, secretary-treasurer. Mrs. V. M. Morgan, past Coun- I I ell president, was the.installing ! officer and presented each with I a carnation in a color representa– tiv:e of the respective officers. 1 The retiring officers, which m- clude Mrs. Grady Arthur, vice president, and Mrs. Carthel An– gel, secretary-treasurer, were hostesses at a coffee for all members of the five garden clubs in the city following the cere– mony. The serving table was cov- ered with a green linen cloth cen– tered with. an arrangement of daisies. Mrs. Pryor poured at the punch bowl. Mrs. Pryor made appointments for the remaining slate of of– ficers to include Mrs. George Benson, historian, Mrs. Wayne Kellar, reporter, and Mrs. Car– michael, parliamentarian. During the business meeting, Mrs. Pryor introduced the Coun– cil Flower Show Chairman, Mrs. A.G. Johnston, whoreportedthat 1 the fall show will be October 7 in the Angel Building of the First ·united Methodist Church. Mrs. Mac Angel, schedule chair– \man, said the schedules would be ready for distribution next week. Mrs. Carmichael reviewed the activities of her term of office; a flower show school. sponsor– ship of the film, "World of the Little," Arbor Day celebration . , hosting of State Fall BoardMeet- ing for the past two years, an– nual Outdoor Decoration contest, flower shows, assistance in or– ganization of Garden Club in Bald Knob. Mrs. Pryor reminded mem– bers of the Fall Board Meet– ing to be held September 30 at the Marion Hotel in Little Rock. The next council meeting wilJ be in Septembef..~SO. e ec1., :!": 18, COUNCIL TO INSTALL NEW OFFICERS, HOLD .COFFEE AND RECEPTION Mrs. J. E. Pr yor will be in– stal led as president of the Sear- cy Council of Garden Clu~s at a meeting Friday at the home of Mr s . Leslie Carmichael. Follow- ing the Council meeting,' Mrs. Carmichael, retiring Council president, will host a coffee and reception for the new officers. The Council delegates will meet at 9: 30 a. m. for a brief business meeting and Mrs. Car– michael has urged all delegates to attend. At 10 o'clock all mem– bers of the five garden clubs in the city have been invited to at– tend the coffee. Oth·er new officers are Mrs. {R. E. Elliott, vice president, arid Mrs. J. G. Wilburn, secretary– tr'easurer.