Padgett Minter Vows Said In Home Wedding
Miss Jane Minter of Falkville and William Martin Padgett of Hackleburg pledged their marriage Friday evening in a home ceremony. The Rev. Frank McWhirter officiated beside an altar of candles and greenery. The bride wore lace and satin with a seed pearl crown and carried a white orchid. Attendants and reception details followed with family members from HartSelle and Falkville assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane Minter
Flaudy Rufus Minter
Falkville
William Martin Padgett
Clovis Draimon Young
John P. Padgett
Hackleburg
Ala
Elbert
Minter
Frank McWhirter
Falkville Baptist Church
Leo Templeton
Hartselle
W. J Randall
Doris Evans
Auburn
Jerry Hart
Ernie Holmes
Local Drive Seeks Donations for Mental Hospital Patients
Morgan County Association for Mental Health urges items for state hospitals including Bryce Partlow Mount Vernon Searcy. requests usable books clothing scraps and home goods. Contacts Mrs E Heckler and Mrs Edgar Mittwede offer details and pickup info.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. A. Heckler
The
Mental Health Association
Morgan County Association For Mental Health
Margaret Ellette
Alabama Association
Bryce and Partlow School
Scans
Searcy
Mount Vernon
Mrs Johnson Hosts Bridge Party at Pavilion Inn
Mrs J Ewell Johnson hosted a bridge luncheon at the Pavilion Inn with two bridge tables and an extra guest table. The Tuesday fashion show preceded a pie and coffee service. High score among members went to Mrs Tim Lyons and among guests to Mrs Robert McAnnally. Miss Harriett Godfrey won bingo with other guests including Mrs John Knight Mrs Bidge and Mrs H R Gilbert from Hartselle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Ewell Johnson
Pavilion Inn
Tim Lyons
Robert McAnnally
Harriett Godfrey
John Knight
Bendige
H. R. Gilbert
Hartselle
Decline of theater worries 18th century England
New York AP reports that Christian Deelman notes 18th century England feared English drama would die as pantomime and spectacle overtook the legitimate stage in the decade before 1741. The trend troubled critics who saw tragedy and Shakespearean heritage at risk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
England
Christian Deelman
Wood chips proposed as near ideal livestock bedding
A report notes wood chips make an almost ideal bedding for livestock. The material is praised for comfort and absorbency, suggesting farmers consider wood chips as a practical alternative to traditional bedding options.
Marie W Bergin Named Public Relations Director
Mrs. Marie W. Bergin, formerly with The Cullman Times, is appointed director of Public Relations at Sacred Heart College Cullman by the board of trustees. She belongs to the Business and Professional Women’s Club, has been publicity chairman, is a Beta Sigma Phi member and Beta Phi Gamma honorary journalist. She has a daughter Marita and three sisters plus a brother living in Decatur.
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Marie W. Bergin
Cullman Times
Sacred Heart College
Cullman
Business and Professional Women’s Club
Beta Sigma Phi Sorority
Beta Phi Gamma
Marita
Frank Duke
Donald Perry
Charles Duke
Larry Wilhite
Decatur
Hanley Plays Considered for Broadway Prospects
William Hanley three play projects under review by sponsors for early Broadway staging. Mrs Dally Has a Lover expanded to full length, Conversations in the Dark revised after a tryout withdrawal, and Slow Dance on the Killing Ground cited as another prospect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
William Hanley
Hanley
Theater Guild
Eucalyptus Trees Highlighted as Hardest Hardwood
A historical note claims eucalyptus trees are the toughest hardwood, emphasizing their notable durability and value in timber contexts.
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Barcliff St
Hartsel
Edgar Mittwede
Ns Titty
Beautiful FI
All Taxes Inc
Black
Cordovan
Tan
Famous Brands Shoe Store
E. Moulton St
Mrs. Johnson
Sears
Felton Jones Jr
Kenmore
Sears, Roebuck & CO
Decatur, Ala
Sears Fine Line
Mr. Jones
Roebuck
Sixth Ave
S.E
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