Wedding Vows Bind Nelda Randle to Lawrence White
Miss Nelda Faye Randle and Mr. Lawrence White exchanged vows at Sixth Avenue Church of God on August 8 with Rev. R. F. Miller officiating. The ceremony featured white gladioli decor, music by Miss Jane Bradford and Mrs. Ottis Phillips, and a white satin gown for the bride. After a reception at the Randle home the couple plan to reside in Punxsutawney, where the groom runs a dairy farm.
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Nelda Faye Randle
Lawrence White
Sixth Avenue Church of God
E. B. Randle
Foster J. White
White
Pynxsutawney
Pennsylvania
R. F. Miller
Jane Bradford
Ottis Phillips
Max Slate
Helen Lyle
Forrest White
Alvin Johnson
H. L. Randle
A. B. Sharp
8Th Avenue South
Haie Wright
M. O. Dunaway
Punxsutawney
Willis Sisk
18Th Avenue East
Sisk
Paul Sisk
Joe H. Sledge
Jackson
California
H. H. Sisk
Huntsville
L. D. Sisk
College Grove
Tennessee
R. S. Sisk
Ardmore
B.F. Pope
Hildre Temple
Rossia Thomas
Dorothy Stewart
Decatur
Godfrey
J. T. Akers
Claire Johnston
Pauline Hill and Son
Weltch
Roper-Narmore
Joy Narmore
Ben L. Roper
Iuka
Mississippi
G. N. Gober
Pail Woodall
Route Three
Roper
Robinson
J. H. Robinson
Falkville
Fred Robinson
Louise Cloud
Birmingham
J. H
Buck” Robinson
Irma
Anna
Jimmy
David
Jackie
Mobile
LeRoy Francis
Betty Sue
Peggy
Estelle Bates
Bobby
Johnny
John D. Robinson
Hartselle
Ray Monk
Toxie Byrd
L. E. Pullian
Honolulu
Personal notices of travelers and visitors in Decatur area
Mr and Mrs George Harvey and daughter Nancy of Tuskegee visit their family in Decatur this afternoon. Dorothy Cornelius returns from Washington DC and New York with a U N visit. Gordon Bishop family to visit Decatur before returning to Africa. Kay Jones of Richmond and Mrs A B Harvey host two week stay. Several others travel to Indianapolis Bedford Stevens Point and Wisconsin. Death notice for W H Fitzpatrick and wife from Nashville previously residents.
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George Harvey
Nancy
Tuskegee
Mrs
Milton Harvey
Dorothy Cornelius
Washington, D. C
New York
Gordon Bishop
Canada
Decatur
Africa
R. B. Jones
Kay
Richmond
Virginia
A. B. Harvey
W. H. Fitztrick
Nashville
Tennessee
Mr. Fitzpatrick
Resi
Warning From Foundation On Polio Camp Exposures
The National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis warns parents not to rush children home from summer camps in polio outbreak areas. Dr Kenneth S Landauer says camp conditions may protect children more than city homes and urges not to pull kids from camps even if a case is found there. New York City reports 35 new polio cases yesterday with no deaths, part of a 1949 total of 953 cases statewide. Mayor O Dwyer orders 850 sanitation workers to sanitise crowded neighborhoods and beaches as a precaution.
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New York
National Foundation For Infantile Paralysis
Kenneth S. Landauer
Foundation
Landuer
New York City
William O'’Dwyer
Department of Sanitation
Talmadge May Face Court Bar
ATLANTA Aug 15 Gov Herman Talmadge may face a court suit to test his eligibility for re election A plan to file in Coweta superior court before Judge Samuel Boykin would seek to bar his name from the primary ballot Roy Harris Augusta political leader quoted anti Talmadge supporters saying the suit could be decided by the state supreme court Harris noted Boykin was appointed by former Gov Ellis Arnall and that Talmadge friends have little comfort from that fact If he can get around a court decision or be declared eligible he will be re elected unless he defeats himself
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Atlanta
Herman ‘Talmadge
Roy Harris
Augusta
Talmadge
Coweta Superior Court
Samuel Boykin
Harris
Supreme Court
Boykin
James Peters
Ellis Arnall
Arnall
Miss McKnight Appointed Librarian at Munich Posts
Miss Jane R. McKnight, special services librarian, assigned to Bal Tolz and Murnau sub posts in Munich Germany, after serving as field librarian at a military post. Daughter of O Eight of Arkadelphia Arkansas, educated at Nashville Peabody College and the University of Alabama.
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Jane R. McKnight
Munich
Germany
Courtland
Bal Tolz
Murnau
Miss
O. Eight
Arkadelphia
Arkansas
Fee Cement School
Nashville
University of Alabama
Tuscaloosa
Peabody College
Funeral services for Mr. Hobson held today
Dents of Decatur report funeral services for Mr. Hobson, son of Mrs. Co L Hobson nee Maude Fitzpatrick, were to be held today.
Dear Miss Dix on strict parenting and youth freedom
Dorothy Dix counsels that strict parents paradoxically push teens toward risk by denying innocent pleasures. She urges balanced freedoms, supervised socializing, and open boy friend selection to protect daughters. The column segment shifts to a married man’s plea about a restless wife and home life.
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Miss Dix
Sweet Seventeens
Dorothy DIX
British author Robert Payne to head Alabama College English dept
Robert Payne, noted British author and poet, will head the department of English at Alabama College next year. Dr. John T. Caldwell, the college president, said Payne will teach advanced classes in creative writing. Payne trained at St Paul’s London, University of Cape Town, and University of Liverpool.
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Montevallo
Ala
Robert Payne
Alabama College
John T. Caldwell
Payne
St. Paul's School
London
University of Capetown
South Africa
University of Liverpool
Advice Column Weds Quiet Letters for Family Peace
A reader laments a bitter home life and seeks help to restore balance for the children. Dorothy Dix suggests composing a calm letter detailing feelings, loneliness, and the impact on kids, proposing a compromise of two evenings apart weekly and stressing that a peaceful home beats constant conflict for the sake of the children.
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Dorothy Dix
Colummia
Mt Tabor Revival Continues This Week
The Mt Tabor Methodist revival continues through Wednesday night with a young people and children’s service Tuesday at 7 30 pm. Pastor Rev Woodrow Lamon preaches and a cordial invitation is extended to the public to attend.
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Mt. Tabor Methodist Church
Woodrow Lamon
Nickel production in Canada reaches 130000 tons by 1948
Canadian nickel output climbed to over 130000 tons by 1948, marking a notable expansion in the mineral sector. The surge reflects increased mining activity and refinery capacity amid postwar demand.
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