Bride to be Sybil Free feted at garden tea
Miss Sybil Free, bride to be of Kenneth Swafford, honored at a garden tea Friday August 9 at the Swafford home. Attendees wore bright dresses, corsages, and the punch table featured Irish lace. Mrs. Everitt Chandler kept the guest book while gifts were displayed for the groom to be.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sybil Free
Kenneth Swafford
Mys. T Dickey Jr
Everitt Chandler
Maryne Creel
Floyd Free
Cullman Tribune
Personal notices of travel and visits across states
Mr Carol Pearis returns from a three week Detroit visit with roommate Miss Eleanor Glover from Alabama College. Mrs J E Blair plans a Blount Springs Alabama visit. Mr and Mrs George Sletcher of Ypsilanti arrive Monday to visit their parents Mr and Mrs C A Moore. Mrs Claude Aycock and son Billy Joe spend two weeks in Albuquerque with relatives. Horace Levin and family Emma Sue Wright and Marie Garnett vacation at Savannah Beach Georgia. Dr and Mrs Louis A Neill return from Gatlinburg Monteagle Knoxville and Chattanooga Tennessee. Mr and Mrs Carl Gibson and son Carl Jr depart Monday for New Orleans for vacation with relatives. Roy Sewell, Porter Vaughan, and Jack Howell return from Daytona Beach and other points. Mrs T M Jones Jr and Mrs E N Penick will be at home after Monday at 603 East Vine Street. Mrs Ely Brandes left Saturday for two weeks with her parents in town.
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Carol Pearis
Detroit
Mich
Eleanor Glover
Alabama College
George Sletcher
Ypsilanti, Mich
C. A. Moore
Horace Levin
Julia and
Billy
Emma Sue Wright
Marie Garnett
Savannah Beach
Georgia
Carl Gibson
Carl, Jr
New Orleans
Roy Sewell
Porter Vaughan
Jack Howell
Daytona Beach, Fla
Weekend Visit Notes From Birmingham Socials
A Elier will stop over in Birmingham to be guest of Mrs. William Hudson and Miss Sue Hagler. She travels with her sister Carolyn Elmer who will visit her aunt Mrs. J. W. Crow for a week. Pauline Lamon left Birmingham for Newark to visit her sisters Miss Lucille Lamon and Mrs. Joseph Fortunato.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Elier
Birmingham
William Hudson
Sue Hagler
Carolyn Elmer
J. W. Crow
Pauline Lamon
Pennsylvania Central Airlines
Newark
N. J
Lucille Lamon
Joseph Fortunato
Advice on selecting a husband from Dorothy Dix column
A Dorothy Dix column advises girls on choosing a good husband by focusing on a man's disposition, humor, appetite, and willingness to provide. It warns against marrying for money or reforming a man, and favors adults with steady aims, easy temper, and a love of eating who are amiable and capable providers.
Operetta By Children At Greenwood Park
About 50 youngsters present The Maid With the Golden Slipper at Greenwood park at 7 30 tonight. Charlotte Birdsong plays Cinderella Henry Walk is the prince. Mrs Thomas Harvey and Mrs L M Livingston direct.
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Maid With the Golden Slipper
Greenwood Park
Cinderella
Charlotte Birdsong
Henry Walk
Prince
Thomas Harvey
L. M. Livingston
Polio in Lauderdale County Shows Decline
Lauderdale county Alabama reports only two new polio cases this week and a falling incidence rate since late July. Since May 21 the county has recorded 106 cases with 17 patients remaining in the local clinic, four or five of whom are ready for dismissal.
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Florence
Ala
Lauderdale County
Alabama
C. J. Fisher
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C. C. Johnson
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H. H.may
A. J. Coleman
J. E. Blair
Mrs. Hobert
Blount Springs
Claude Aycock
Joe
Albuqerque
New Mexico
Louis A. Neill
Gatlinburg
Monteagle
Knoxville
Chattanooga
Tennessee
T. M. Jones Jr
E.N. Penick
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Ely Brandes
Mrs. W
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Wiley Hardwick
Massey
Hartselle
Donald T. Haley
Central Baptist Church
Haley
Mary Clouse
W. H. Clouse
L. M. Haley
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