Pryor Scrapbook Clippings, 1955-1980

age2B - DAI LY CITIZEN -Sunday, June 10, 1979 -Barnes, ' Als(on vows . . . ·said -in .garden ceremeny, Miss Susan Katherine lace and fastened to a lace and Roy Alston, brother of Alston and Ricky Joe Barnes coronet. The voluminous the bride. exchanged marriage vows in skirt swept to a lace-edged Miss Cindy Smith a garden setting at the home chapel train. She ·carried a registered the guests at a of Dr. and Mrs. Evan Ulrey, nosegay of spring flowers table with an antique white 914 East Market, at 5:30 p.m. and baby's breath, edged in cover over a yellow cloth. A Friday, June 1. Parents of Venetian lace. silver bud vase held pink the couple are Mrs. Jack Miss Meg Alston, sister of roses: Alston and the late Mr. the bride, was maid of honor. Mrs. Alston chose for her Alston and Mrs. Jo Barnes Her pastel blue voile daughter's wedding a ·dress of Garland, Texas. sleeveless dress featured a of blue floral voile print. • Hurricane lamps holding deep yoke edged with ivory Mrs. Barnes' dress was pink. lighted tapers were used on lace and a mandarin collar They both wore corsages of the garden path and in the of lace tied with satin ribbon. - pink mums. aisles under the ancient oak She carried a white wicker The wedding was directed trees. A whit~ lattice · basket of colorful spring by Mrs. Mac Angel. gazebo, twined with ivy and flowers. The' reception, under the roses, provided the · setting. The bridesmaids were direction of Mrs . Lewis Many urns of _large Boston Miss Ginny Daniel, Mrs. Yingling, was held on the ferns were placed on eacn Sarah Alston of Little Rock, lawn. side of the gazebo. A hanging sister-in-law of the bride, The bride's table, overlaid basket of roses, a garden Mrs. ~isa Barnes of with a pastel yellow floral statuette and a bird bath Armarillo, Texas, sister-in- print cloth, featured a three– each filled with magnolia law of the groom, and Mrs. tiered wedding cake frosted blossoms, completed the Lola Barnes of Houston, in white with accents of ' decorations. Virgil Lawyer Texas, sister-in-law of the spring flowers. Silver performed the ceremony. groom. They wore dresses of candelabra held pastel Pre-nuptial music in- various · pastel shades colored tapers. Bride's eluded a selection ·of the identical ·to that worn by the punch, mints, nuts and other couple's favorite songs. Mrs. maid of honor. hors d' oeuvres completed Ken Pulley was i~ charge of Mike Barnes of Houston, the table appointments. the music. brother of the groom, was Misses Robin Bales and The bride was lovely in a best man. Groomsmen, who Kathy Robinson served the drf!Bs-- of candlelight silk also ushered, were Terry cake. Miss Laura Hale of organza over taffeta. The Barnes of Arrnarillo, Texas, Houston, Texas and Mrs. bodice featured a front panel brother of the groom, Jerry Ken Pulley served the with Venetian lace and a Galloway of Dallas, John punch. Mrs. Virgil Lawyer high mandarin collar also of Leatherwood of Abilene, assisted. the lace. The illusion veil Texas, Jack _Alston, of Little Out of town guests in– was edged with Venetian Rock, brother of the bride, eluded . Joe Jones of Garland, Texas, grandfather of the .groom; Mr. and Mrs. Marcus Tuck of ·Harvest{ ' Alabama, Mr. and Mrs. Doward Williams of Madison, Alabama, Mr. and • Mrs. Jack Lewis of Mem-· phis, Mr. and Mrs. James C. Apperson · of Huntsville, Alabama, aunts and uncles of the bride; Mrs. Katherine Sevedge and Mrs. Doris Hester of Memphis. · When the couple left for a trip, the bride wore a red sleeveless dress and a straw hat. Mr. and Mrs. Barnes . will be at borne at 407 East Pleasure Avenue in Searcy · where she is a student at Harding College and he is employed in the admissions office of the college. educator /- . :.-dies at ·63 . Dr. Zelma Bell Green, 63, a well-known educator, author, and former Dean of Women at Harding College, died last night at 11:30 p.m. at a local hospital following an extended illness. She is survived by her husband, Dr. Oee Green a clinical psychologist at the Veterans Administration Hospital; a daughter, Carol who is a student at Harding College; two sisters, VMan Fraser of Batesville and Mary Johnson of Vicksburg Michigan; three brothers, o'. K. Bell of Cocoa, Floria, ·a. B. Bell of Poteau, Oklahoma, and Charlie Bell' of South Carolina; and a. nephew, Bill Bell of Connecticut. Dr. Green was a native of Pine Bluff. Gravesid~ services will be conducted a t Oa k L.awn Cemetery at 4 p.rn. today by Jim Woodroof. Amemorial service will be hP.ld at the College Church of Christ Sunday; June 10, 3:30 p.m. A faithful . Christian, Dr. Green dedicated her life to te,acbing and helping young people. A 1938 graduate of Harding, she received her master's degree from Columbia University and the doctorate from the University of Denver specializing in psychology and education. During her career, Dr. Green taught at every level of education, from k'in– dergarten to doctoral can– didates. She taught in the Arkansas public schools, was Dean of Women at · Harding from 1947-51, and served on the faculty of tep colleges and universities. An eminent counselor and educator, she was :recogltized nationally by Who's Who of American Women. From 1954 to 1956, Dr. Green was a staff member of the Arkansas Experiment in Tea her Education in Little R and later served as dir ctor of tl Special Education Center for Exceptional Children in • e. Charles, Louisiana. Dr. en authored several s, including Christian ale-Female Relationships. I The family reqdesta that in ieu of flower-., conlri~tions ·. made to the Loia and erman Brown' lf9me in re,. Contributi• can'be nt to the College Church of . t lfardf)g Colleae or to is Brown. J~-cq-r, .