HardingCoupleVled·l In Memphisr .:.Tenrki The Jackson Ave. tChurch of Christ Memphis, Tenn':• was the -scene -of· the marriage of JMiss Eileen Roover. and Jack Choate on June 25 at· 8 p.m. Robert 'Price,• ·cousin of· the birde, officiated: , , Given in .•mar:riage by ·her father; the bride was attired .in a . gown .of white taffeta and net. Mr,s. Harry Rice sister of the bride, -was honor mat;on, while Harry Rice served the groom as best man. Groomsmen were J. W . .. Collins_ and ~ohnny Chester. At the Teee,Ption follo~,ing }:~~ ceremony helP, at; the. ~01})$ of ~he bride's parents, the ~~ -~~ll~ Anderson and Carolyn Carouthers presided at the bride's table. Both young peopl~ attended Hare ding College where Mrs. .Choate was affiliated with the iUJ.ppa Kappa social club and Mr.. Choate was a ·member of the Galaxy soCial club~ Mr. Choate also ;graduated from the ·Unversity of. Oregon _ and is no~ serving with the· United States A1r Force. October 22, 1954 • • T ri-Kappa Club Observes Birthday "Happy Birthday to Us" was the theme of the Tri-Kappa meeting Saturday night as members gath– ered at the home Of their sponsor, Mrs. Cliff Ganus for a spaghetti dinner. Meat balls and Italian sauce garnished with .parmesan chees: were served over the spaghetti while green tossed salad and french bread completed the main course. An attractively decorated birthday cake served with peach whip cli– maxed the meal. I 0' The seven candles decorating cake were successfully blown out as club members wished for the club many more happy years. After din– ner the club prophecy, composed by Yvonne Davis and Jo Ann Seay, was read to the group. Special guests for the evening were Dr. Cliff Ganus, Deborah and Clifton Lloyd Ganus, Gracie Coburn and Jessie Lou Smith. -----=== Miss Smith Engaged To Clifton Fondren Mr. and Mrs. E. F. Smith, Endora, announce the forth-coming marriage of their daughter, Jessie Lou, to Mr. Clifton Fondren, Endora. Miss Smith received her Bachelor of Arts degree from Harding College in 1952. While a student here she was active in Campus Players, FTA, intramural sports, and Kappa Kap– pa Kappa social club. At present, she is physic9.1 education instructor at Harding. The wedding will be held E. F. Smith home on Dec. 2:00 in the afternoon. MissChapman Is Bride · Miss E v e l y n Sue Chapman, duaghter of Mr. and Mrs. Theo– dore H. Cb.apman o! }Jatdy, be– came th.e bnde ol R a l p h. Lloyd Vandagriff in a ceremony per– formeu Sunday alU!rnoon. August 15, in the Hardy Church of ChrJst. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Vandagriff of N o w a t a, Okla., are the bride– groom's parents. The Rev. L. N. Moody, pastor of the Main and Oak Street Church of Christ of Jonesboro, officiated be– fore an altar centered with an ar– rangement of white carnations. S e v en-branched candelabra, tall baskets of white gladioli and sprays of Southern smilax com– pleted the setting. Mr. Chapman gave his daughter in marriage. Her gown was styled with a basqUe waist of lace and a full paneled ballerina-length skirt of tulle and lace over duchess sat– in. Her fingertip veil fell from a tulle cap edged with a pearl-em– broidered band, and she carried a white Bible topped with an orchid. :Mrs. Robert Hammerschmidt of Yellville was her sister's matron of honor. She wore a dress of moss green tulle with matching acces– sories and gardenias in her hair. Dan Haugh of Nowata, Okla., s e r v e d as best man, and ushers were Cecil Hendrix of Tulsa and Marshall Jackson of Hardy. . A reception was h e 1d in the home of the bride's parents imme– diately following the ceremony. The bride's table was covered with a cutwork cloth, and decorations were pink asters. Mrs. B o n n i e Yates o! Little Roclt, aunt of the bride, served tbe tiered wedding cake, an.d another aunt, Mrs. Au– brey Jackson, served lhe punch. Mrs. Marshall Jackson was in charge of the bride's book. For her :wedding trip, Mrs. Vll;n– dwaff chose a navy blue raw s1lk dress wi.tb a wide w h i t e collar, white acce$50ries, and an orchid corsage. The couple will live in Tulsa. Out-of-town guests included Mr. and Mrs. Robert M. Jackson and Mrs. Bonnie Yates of Little Rock. -Photo hy Louis B. King Mrs. Ralph L. Vandagriff Miss Evelyn Sue Chapman became the bride of Ralph Lloyd Vandagriff August 15 at the Church of Christ in Hardy. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Theodore H. Chapman of Hardy. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph B. Vandagriff of Nowata, Okla., are the bride· Miss Evelyn Sue Chapman be– came the bride of Ralph Lloyd Van– dagriff Aug. 15, at a ceremony in the Church of Christ, Hardy. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Theodore H. Chapman, Hardy. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph B. Vandagriff, No– Okla., are the groom's Bridges-Haynes ed At Ft. Smith Baskets of white mums, with a background of greenery and branch– ed candelabra holding white tapers formed the setting for the wedding of Miss Joan Lee Bridges to Sam F. Haynes, Sunday Nov., 21, at the Park Hill Church of Christ in Fort Smith, Ark. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Elmer J. Bridges, Fort Smith. The groom's parents are Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Haynes, Joplin, Mo. Mr. Haynes served his son as best man. A nephew of the bride, Gary Sibley, Claremore, Okla., Lewis Stewart and Paul Summitt of Har– ding, served as groomsmen. A nephew of the bride, Steven Bridges, and a brother of the bride– Michael Haynes, were the parents. Mr. and Mrs. Vandagriff at home in Tulsa, Okla. BISON, Searcy, Ark. e 3 ibrary Is Host oBook Review Tea Faculty and students assembled Tuesday afternoon in the periodical room of the college library for the first tea and book review of the year. Dr. Joseph E. Pryor, head of the physical science department, re– viewed Jacob Rosen's "Road to Abundance." Following the tea hour, Miss Jo Lilly, assistant librarian, gave the to more than 125 guests. Yohe, assistant librarian, lint:t·o~:iw:ed the Tri-Kappa and Alpha social clubs who prethe silver tea service to the Mrs. J. T. Glass, librarian, pr•esElnted Dr. Pryol' to the group. Betty Helm, Tri Kappa .or,esla.e:nt, and Lois Coburn, Tri Kap– served tea and to those attending. The table overlaid with a lace cloth and complimented by an arrangement of golden da!Wa.s and maiden hair, flanked by candles in silver holders. Silver and crystal were used in other table appointments. Receiving at the door were Miss Williams of the library staff, Tommy Parrish, president of Alpha Phi Kappa, Ronald Coble, vice-presi– dent. Miss Patsy Prevett, Tri Kappa secretary and Johnny Figgins, secre– of APK also assisted in extend– courtesies. tea is the first of a series of planned for the year. Mrs. wha has invited the social to share the host responsibili– of the book review, hopes this medium to place social as well as academic em– the program, and to give a social contact with and faculty.
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