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(~ I Searcy (Ark.} 0.i1y CITl!EN, Mon., Nov. 19, lt73-- Pef- r~~ I f 1 :3 MRS. BI LLY JOE MORGAN Morgan-Williston : wedding solemnized , Miss Mary Elizabeth Williston oval yoke of lace and quarter jand Billy Joe Morgan ~ed length sleeves which were ac- 1marriage wwa in a double-ring cented with lace cuffs. The ceremony at 4 p.m. Sahu-day, Cathedral lraln twept lrom tbe JNovember 17 at the Downtown waist, She wore a Robespierre Chircb of Ottist. Parents of the bonnet or c:luny I.ate and pearls coi. ,aea.re Mr. and-Mn. Hennltt and her bouquet was white Williston of Middletown, ObiQ, bloSliOmS and glaz~ roilage. and Mr. and Mrs. William J . Misa Saral Smilh o( Augus\a Morgan of Rock Island, Winois. was maid of honor} She wore a Hugh Groover officiated and - music was by the Harding OIDNI. Given in marriage by her father, the brjde wore a &or-– length iOwd of bouquet taffeta with Otied bodice featuring an ,..,. ___ ..., Doral patterned gown of pink and sreen oo btown backgrOI.Wld. The trimming waa bone ribbon. Miss Cathy Al1x>n of Parker– sburg , West Virginia, Mill• Debbie Perrault of Natchez, Mississippl andMiss Sharon Reid of Middletown we~ bridesmaids. Their gowns were tashioned similar to t.be maid of boQQl"'S. Tom Morgan of California waa bis brother's best man. Usberl were Ron Ketres of Rock lsland, Randy Ingram of Maryland and Danny Willl$ton. broths of tbe bride. Mark Hodge of Clarksville and Gene Burns of Memphis were candlelight.en . A reception WU held in tbe fellowship ball following tbe ceremony. Following a wedding trip to Southern .Mlaaouri, tbe couple will be at home at 603 Nor1h Main. Tbe bride is a teacher in die Searc Schoo\ System and the groom is manager of Freeway Park R~reation and a student at Hlfdi.ng. .Ex-Lipscomb Dean, Stroop, Rites Today Se~ for ~ 78, of - ~- • forinei al$1C a~ 1 Pfi> , reglstraf and 8ean r. students at David Li~mb Cortege, will be at 11 a.m. today at W~wn Funeral Hom.e. <:harles E. Ckimley will of0cl11te• • Burial will be u, Woodlawn Memorf.al Park. STROOP DID Saturday Ill West Side Roa~t after a he4l't attack. A son of John Robert aiid Lottie Wnght Stroop, be WU born iD Rutberlotd County, 'Nllere ~ was educated in public -scbook. ~ 191'1 Stroop graduated from David L!pscomt> College 11,-hich was tbe11 called Nas~ ville Bible School. l{e receivrd • doctorate In ~ehology In .1933 1rom Peabody O>Uep. Stroop WIS a faculty member at, Llp,seomb far about 4! years and h~ bffn a minister· in the Church of Cll.rfst tor about 5d yoan. ~g .several poaitloos sin~ bis tttlrement from college ~ aching In 196&, • RB AT'l'ENDED Gr8lll)y Wblte Cluirch of Clirut. Suntivors fnch>de hill widow, Mrs. ~ Dunn Stroop; ~ee · ~ John R. Stroop Jr., Louisville; Albert p . Stroop, Xenia, Oblo, and Fred ., ZJ. Stroop, Arvada, Colo.; t"'° , aist«a, Mrs. Elizabeth Beach- 1 I . board,. Oklahoma. CftJ, alld Mrt. Ed Kerr, Murft«sboro; • brother, iI01ner stroop, 1 Murlteesboro, a n d nine grandchildren. _ SHOWAWARDS-Members of the H•rdlng Academy Future Business Leaders of · America who attended the Annual Leadership Conference In Hot Springs last weekend show awards the club won In competition with about fifty other schools. Tt,ey are, front row, I tor, Bill Diles, sPOnsor, Bonnie Bry.ant, Linda campbeU, Dorothy Norris, Michele Pult.ra, Bonnie Ufrey, Cathy Angel, Mrs. Mlldr-.d Groover, sponsor. Back row; O.vid Tycl<er, Mark Bixler, Gary Martin, sponsor, Dlvid Morris, Mike Klihnl, Martha•-.:~~ Rlcflard Roberts, Tim Woodroof, Paul Robinson. ,. At LIJ11<C0111b 42 ~n, :Di. J. 1'fdlcy Stroop • • - •