Women Homebuyers Favor Modern Design and Local Amenities
Women buyers favor homes near libraries schools and shopping centers and seek modern design over older colonial styles. They express weariness of constant chauffeuring and the desire for convenient living close to community resources. The kitchen is cited as a key factor in home choice.
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Brunke
Edward James Jr To Wed Linda Ransom In Georgia Ceremony
The Ransom family of Rome announces the engagement of Linda Joyce Ransom to Ensign Edward Bedell James Jr. of the U S Navy. She is a West Rome High School graduate and Auburn University student leader and editor. James is a Baylor School graduate with a 1962 Auburn degree and is stationed aboard the U S S Independence in Norfolk Virginia. An early summer wedding is planned.
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Rome
John Walter Ransom
Linda Joyce Ransom
Edward Bedell James Jr
U.S.A
Edward Bedell James
Anniston
Ala
Miss Ransom
William Alfred Reagan
John Wilburn Ransom
West Rome High School
Auburn University
Alpha Delta Pi Social Sorority
The
Glomerata
U. S.S. Independence
Norfolk
Women weigh kitchen and vibe when choosing a home
Mrs Brunke notes women compare two nearly priced houses and favor the one with a nicer kitchen. They seek charm and distinct feeling. some homes give a welcoming sense that invites imagining the past residents.
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Mrs. Brunke
Maurice Chevalier urged to return to Ziegfeld run
Producer Billy Rose presses Maurice Chevalier to return to New York for another show at the Ziegfeld Theater after a four week run. Chevalier grossed $173,000, with weekly grosses rising each week, and Rose seeks an indefinite October stay.
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New York
Maurice Chevalier
Billy Rose
Ziegfeld Theater
Rose
Chevalier
Nichols to star in Saint Joan in Vancouver festival
Mike Nichols, famed night club and TV comedian, will play the French Dauphin in Shaw's Saint Joan at the 1963 Vancouver International Festival with Susan Kohner in the title role. He will also perform in The Importance of Being Earnest. The festival features two Shakespeare based operas Macbeth and The Merry Wives of Windsor and a revival of Florodora.
Church Women Meet in Several Local Groups
Multiple church women circles met during the week. Akers group held 13 members and one guest in the Fellowship Hall with Mrs. E K Akers leading business and program. Segler group met with eight members, Jones group had six, and Central Methodist Woman's Society conducted its regular monthly session.
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First Christian Women’s Fellowship
Akers
E. K. Akers
William Isbell
Fred Smith
Segler
Irby Segler
Ed Crane
Woman's Society of Christian Service of
Central Methodist Church
Charles R. Clark
Red Cross
Miss Juda Gail Parker to Wed Jimmy Lee Dyer
Hartelle announces the engagement of Juda Gail Parker to Jimmy Lee Dyer son of Decatur. Parker is Morgan County High School graduate and medical secretary in Decatur. Dyer is a Decatur High School senior set to graduate this spring. The wedding is planned for June 22 at the First Methodist Church in Hartselle.
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Jimmy Lee Dyer
James Dyer
Decatur
John Richard Parker
Hartselle
F. M. Copeland
Falkville
Leonard H. Dyer
Obion
Tenn
Clarence Bryson
Union City
Altrusa Club Holds Evening Meeting At Nash Home
Altrusa met with 15 members at Mrs. L. R. Nash residence. President Mrs Severn Johnson heard reports from the treasurer and committee chairs and read a letter seeking contributions to the international convention. Members voted a grant not to exceed 250 dollars to Founders Fund to aid a needy person in typing course.
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Altrusa Club
L. R. Nash
Severn Johnson
Hubert Simmons
J. Y. Robb
Frank Hiscrodt
Johnson
International
H. P. Williams
Founders Fund
Garden Club Studies Elements Of Design
Dig N Delve Garden Club met as Mrs. James H Crow spoke on design elements and principles for flower arranging. She listed form pattern texture color balance nuance rhythm and presented four sample arrangements. Detailing points, she previewed the fifth spring flower show set for April 25 from 2 30 to 7 30 pm at Central Methodist Church with a broad holiday theme. For more information call Mrs. Troy McKieroy.
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Dig N Delve Garden Club
James H. Crow
Wenn Ee Aoe Witeh Detve
Central Methodist Church
Troy McKieroy
Speaking Of Beauty by Ernestine Ling
Hairstyles draw on historical precedents from Cleopatra to Queen Elizabeth I. Rainey’s salons offer individualized styling that uses facial features and hair condition to craft a distinctive image. Easter season prompts new bonnet styling and color hints to complement hats.
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Beauty
Ernestine Ling
Cleopatra
Bess
Josephine
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