Marriage of Miss Marge Bailey and Mr Bonnie Terry
The wedding took place at 10 30 a m Friday August 15 in Louisville with close family present. The couple will reside in Decatur and the event followed a W M S program at First Baptist church with readings on missionary training schools for women and a tea shower for Mrs Allen hosted by Grant Street Church of Christ with about one hundred guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terry -Bailey
Marge Bailey
Louisville
Bonnie Terry
Decatur
First Baptist Church
Milton Norris
Norris
W. J. Garnett
North America
W. E. Waterhouse
Loulaville
Fort Worth
Texas
New Orleans
Acadia
W. M
Allen
Lindsey Allen
Grant Street
Church of Christ
J. M. Givens
Little Anne Givens
Givens
H. H. Frasa
Davis Hodges
J. W. Flowers
Elbert Jolly
Cullman
Ala
Misa
Elizabeth Ann Chappell
Vernon Joiner
Beverly Hodges
Bonnie Parks
Martha Gregg
E. C. Barker
Floyd Jackson
Roy Kent
W. J. Coyle
James Walker
Personal notes mark visits and arrivals in the area
Birmingham area social column lists Mrs. D. M. Carr visiting her mother Mrs. Annie Orr while Jimmy Nichols returns from Little Rock. Others travel from Miami and Norfolk to visit relatives. several proceed to Auburn and Tuscaloosa for studies and summer sessions. extended stays unfold in Mobile, Huntsville, and Mississippi business visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. M. Carr
Birmingham
Annie Orr
Are You Sweetie or Smartie A Look at Two Beauty Types
The article contrasts two beauty types the Sweet Thing and the Smart Woman. It describes colors hairstyles makeup and fashion attitudes distinguishing the timid wearer of pale tones from the bold sophist who experiments with trends and cosmetic counters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sweetie
Smartie
Family plans weekend visit before returning to Tennessee
Mrs. Braswell and her two children Shirley Ann and John Jr plan a weekend visit before accompanying him home to Knox County Lenor City Tennessee. Richard Larady arrives tonight from Daphne Alabama on Mobile Bay after the summer there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Larady
Daphne
Mobile Bay
Morgan County food leaders meet for training session
Eighteen home demonstration club leaders from Morgan County gathered at the Hartselle office for a full day training on table service meal planning and balanced daily menus. Miss Mildred Simon of Auburn led demonstrations with Miss Erlen Rowe assisting, highlighting dining room styles, service etiquette, and menu planning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morgan County
Hartselle
Mildred Simon
Auburn
Erlen Rowe
Miss Rowe
Simon
J. W. Osborne
Union Hill
Robert Adams
Eva
Josephine Peck
Fiorette
Russell Peck
M. G. Peck
C. B. Neill
Cole Springs
Hester Criscoe
H. C. Culbreath
Bernice Thomas
West Point
Claudie Morris
Windes
Lonnie Oden
Grady Orr
Winter legume seed requested by Alabama board
The Alabama agricultural defense board urged Pacific Northwest farmers to send winter legume seed quickly. It endorsed an intensive seed production campaign and warned Northwest supply would not be encouraged after Sept 10 in North Alabama and Sept 25 in the south. The board telegraphed Secretary Wickard for speedy shipments to prevent Alabama farmers from being forced to plant small grain and perennial hay crops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auburn
Ala
Pacific Northwest
Alabama Agricultural Defense Board
Alabama
Northwest
Wickard
Camouflage Trick Delays Ants at Camp
Soldiers work on last preparations for Louisiana trip at MacDill Field as an inventive comrade uses a decoy with a canteen head and shoe feet to lure ants away from a pup tent. The ruse keeps the real tent area clear while the soldier rests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Macdill Field
Fla
Louisiana
Florence Pumping Station Weathered Lightning Strike
A Florence city pumping station sustained only minor damage after a lightning strike. No injuries were reported, and utilities restored quickly with no service interruptions expected. Local crews inspected the facility and confirmed all systems remained operational.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence City
Hopewell Home Demonstration Club August Meeting Highlights
Miss Maude Roper hosted the Hopewell club with Mrs. R. B. Orr presiding. Members sang, prayed, and reviewed minutes as roll call focused on favorite medical remedies. Members brought canned fruits and vegetables for exhibit and planned storage methods and a future graft on a fall garden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maude Roper
Hopewell Home
R. B. Orr
J. D. Hammond
Leon’ Bennett
Prince’s Pasture
Miss Rowe
M. Harrison
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Second Ave
Capitol
Jean Rogers
The
Bobcats
Nancy Mathews
Beauty
Ideal Beauty Shoppe
Will
Lee Street
Priscilla Lane
Jeffrey Lynn
Ronald Reagan
Patrick
Princess Theatre
S. Arrid
American Institute of Laundering
Jimmy Nichols
Little Rock
Ark
Mrs
Clyde Nichols
E. D. Whitman
Lookout Mountain
Red Boiling Springs
Tenn
Freda Higston
Miami
Nellie Clarke Roan
Benevolent Society Hospital
George Goldman
Fila
Freda Highston
Helen Russell Pitts
A. P. TI
Hill Woodard
J. F. Graham
South
D. M. Townsend
Leesdale
Eleventh Avenue West
Ladye Bess? Lanier
W. M. Lanier
Tri-Cities
Huntsville
Lenoir City
B. J. Nelson
Tuscaloosa
Elizabeth Peer
Cy Graham
Maxie Jane
Norfolk, Va
Virginia Graham
Mrs. Powers
Bronson, Mich
California
Horace Griffin
Jean Liston
Columbia, Tenn
Anniston
Beulah Kilgore
J. O. Braswell
Points
Mississippi
Mr. Braswell
Goidel’s Drug Store
Helen Follett
Rita Hayworth
Chic
Lindwall
Dinsmore Bros. Furniture Co
Ave
American Legion Circus
Jack Dempsey
Dorothy Herbert
Juan Lobo
Reiffenach
Rich Sisters
Nelson
Rigley
Miss Lucy
Equestrienne
America
ARIAS
Caddell Drug Store
Second Avenue
H. F. Morrison
Bert Allen
Hopewell Home Demonstration Club
Crewa
Andalusia
City Park
Georgit
Speake, Warren & Ratliff
Decatur's Big Cotton Stamp Department’ Store
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