Pryor Scrapbook Clippings, 1955-1980

Linda Risinger weds . Jim Stanley Miss Linda Jo Risinger and gown the bodice of. which was .Jim Ernest Stanley exchanged fashioned of re-embroidered their tnarriage vows in a Alencon lace over silk organza. double ring ceremony yester- The bodice had a stand away day at 4 p.m. at the College ~nar with scalloped det.ails on ch of Chriat. 'l'he b r id e· thtdroot and tiny oovered .but-:– is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. tons to Ile waist. The bell sleev– Ifarry B. Risinger and the es were bound in satin and the ~room's parents are Mr. and full gathered skirt of silk or– Mrs. E;mest F. Stanley of Sun ganza ended in a sweeping Valley, California. Joe Black, chapel train. Her fingertip veil miajster of ,the college <!hurch of. illusion fell from a. corpnet read the ceremony. T h e outlined with pearl encrusted couple stood .before a bank of leaves of organza. Sbe. carried candelabra with fern trees form- a cascade of white daisies cenr– ing the background. The Har- tered with a white orchid·. ding A Cappella chorus, of . which the couple are members, ~ss Mary E th el Bales _was sang the nuptial music a O d ma!d of hon~r and b!'ldes-. Miss Anita Smith mid Kenneth maids ~ere Miss J~dy Evans Davis Jr., were soloists. )f Morrilton a~d Miss Emma The bride escorted by h e r Lee Stanley, sister of t h e father wore a floor length ~oom. They ·wore floor le~h dresses of yello~ qotted swISS - --- :>Ver taffeta. They carried a Attending the Stanley-Risinger nosegay of daisies and t be ir wedding yesterday afternoon at headdresses were ellow velve- the O:> e Churdl of Christ teen ban~i: with_ l 1 o w from of town . : Mr. and tulle. Miss Mandy Risinger was Mrs. ar es lshtg r and chil- flower girl for her sister, wear- dren of Opelousas, Louisiana, ing yellow dotted swiss w it h . Mrs. James H. Mills of Oran~e, Jace trim. Texas, Dr. and Mrs. L.L. Wam- . wright of Junction City, Miss Hardmg Burton of Bells, Ten- Jane Risinger o Spearsville, essee was best m~_a n ~ Louisiana,. . Mr. Jllld Mrs. groomsmen were Dari Smith of Floyd M~y and aughter, St. Francis Kansas and Har- Janith; of/ Jonesboro. ry Risinger' Jr., . who · also serv- , Miss · rcia Edwardi~e ;;.~· ed -~ c~dl~ghters._ · home Tuesday from . the Univer-· . The . bride s mother was at– sity of Arkansas to spend the · tired m • an av~cado gr~n summer with her pareJJts Dr. sheath ~f lace .with mat.ching ' acc~ones and she wore a and Mrs. Hqgli. Edw glamelia corsage. Her hat was a cluster of organza roses. Mrs. ~ries. The mother of the ~m were a ~ink I i n e n sheath with matching acces - ,ories arid a glamelia corsage. Following the ceremony a re– ~eption was held at the home 'lf Dr. and Mrs. Joseph E. Pry– ')r. The couple received with their mothers and the attend· ants. The bride's table w as covered with a white A r my– Navy cloth with taffeta un– derskirt. A five branch silver I candelabra, the center of which held the bride's bouquet, h a d j l white twisted tapers. The maids' nosegays · were plaeed , on ,the, tabl~. The three tiered ·wedding cake was frosted with ye l low roses and topped with a minia– ture bride and groom. Assisting in serving w e r e 'Mrs. Pryor , Mrs. J. H. Mills of Orange , Texas, Mrs. Vir– ginia McCoy of Jonesboro and Mrs. James Atteberry. Mr s. Richard Walker greeted· t h e guests and Miss Be~erly fry- . or was in charge of the bride's book. When Mr. and · Mrs. Stanley :eft for their wedding t i" i p, l'he .br'ide was wearing an · origi– ,al suit of pastel blue linen with slim skirt and swallow ef– f ed trim on the jacket. She pinned the orchid from h e r W€dding bouquet at her should--1 er. Her accessories were white. I Dr. H~~ ry .. arr~ r Leav es For Nigerian Mission Dr. Henry Farra r , who attended Harding College from 1944 to 1947, will be leaving for Nigeria July 21, where he will work as e1 medical missionary . While attending Harding Dr. Farrar was a laboratory assistant for Dr. J ack Wood Sears. He attended the University of Tennessee at Knoxville where he r eceived his B.A. and M.S. degrees. His major sub– ject was parasitology and his minor was chemistry. At UT he was a member of Phi Kappa Phi honorary fraternity. Dr. Farrar attended t h e School of Medicine of the University of Tennessee, Memphis from 1950 to 1954. He received the M.D. degree in March, 1954. His internship was at Tampa Municipal Hospital, Tampa, F la. and he served wit h the U. S. Pu blic Health Service from 1955 to 1957. Dr . Farrar's surgical residency was at Harlan, ~ Y- Memorial Hospital from 1957 to 1960 and at City Memorial Hos– pital, Winston-Salem, N. C. from 1960 to H in?. Since July, 1962, Dr. Farrar has been on the surgical staff of VA H o s p i t a l, Johnson City, Te~. He is Board Eligible for the American Board of Surgery and a Candidat e m e m b e r of the American College of Surgeons. Dr. Farrar W. Jt. Risinger of El Dorado, 1 . grandmother of the bride, wore pir.:k laee with matcliing a c- Dr. Farrar is married to the former Grace Johnson who received the B. S. degree from Harding in 1948, and the RN degree from Bethesda Hospital, Cincinnati, 0 . Th.ey have five children, Paul age 11, Martha age 9, David age 7, Hank age 5 and Lee age 3. KENSETT-The marriage of Miss Sandra Kay Mills , . and Richard Marvin Coleman Jr. was solemnized in the Kensett Methodist Church at 11 a. m. Feb~ ~ ents of the couple are Mr. and Mrs. Roger · Q. Mills. a Mr. and Mrs. Richard Marvin Coleman of Harlingen, Tex. Rev. Leon Gilliam of New– port was the officiant and Mrs. J. M. Roth was organ– ist. Martin-Dean NOVEMBER 7, 1965 Mr. and Mrs. James Arvel Martin of Searcy announce the betrothal and forthcoming marriage of their daughter, Retta, to Richard Thomas Dean. Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence linden Dean, also of Searcy, are parents of the bride– groom. The couple's marriage will be s~le"'!nized De– cember 16 in the College Church of Christ m Searcy.