Hall-Elmer Vows in Chattanooga Chapel Ceremony
Miss Carolyn Irene Elmner married Leonard Bertrand Hall Jr at the Good Shepherd Lutheran Church chapel in Chattanooga. The ceremony was performed by Rev. Gustav Littman with immediate family present. The couple will reside at 318th Ave. N.W. after a wedding trip. Mr Hall works for the Wolverine Tube Division of Calumet and Hecla.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carolyn Irene Elmner
William August Elmner
Mr. Elmner
Leonard Bertrand Hall Jr
Braxton Ray
Lamden
Leonard Berrand Hall
Good Shepherd Lutheran Church
Chattanooga
Gustav Littman
E. M. Brandes
Mr. Brandes
Carolyn Irene Elmer
William August Elmer
Elvine
Hall
Leonard Bertrand Hall
Kyle Sullivan
Birthday Party for Ruth Evans
Dr and Mrs Robert Evans complimented their daughter Ruth with a birthday party for about thirty of her little friends on Wednesday afternoon. The guests visited the house for birthday cake and ice cream and received assorted favors, then went to the TV station to help Ruth celebrate her first birthday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Evans
Ruth
Rowe Family Guests From Florida Visit Cullman Ties
Green of Cullman hosts Mr and Mrs Leo Rowe Jr and their son Tom Rowe and daughter Jane Rowe from Lake Worth Florida. The visit includes Mr Rowe Sr Dr and Mrs Leo Rowe and other relatives as guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo Rowe Jr
Mr. Rowe
Leo Rowe
Tom Rowe
Jane Rowe
Lake . Worth, Fla
Miss Ann Sample and Charles Murphree wed in Hartselle
Mrs. Atlee Davis Sample and Bert Murphree of Huntsville saw their daughter Miss Elizabeth Ann Sample marry Charles Leroy Murphree at First Christian Church Hartselle. Rev B R Murphree officiated. attendants wore mint green lace. orchids and stephanotis featured in bouquets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Leroy Murphreeve
Elizabeth Ann Sample
Atlee Davis Sample
Hartselle
Murphree
Bert Murphree
Huntsville
Kyle Sullivan
Ann Sample
Charles Murphree
Charles Leroy Murphree
First Christian Church
B. R. Murphree
Annie Ruth Waldsmith
Personal notices from a Alabama community page.
Mrs. Homer Stovall returns from Washington D C with brother A D Counts as Counts' wife improves after major surgery. Judge Seybourn Lynne and Miss Bobbie Lynne visited Judge and Mrs S A Lynne. Several Cullman residents visited in Falkville, Bertha. The bride's table featured satin, tulle, gardenias and spun sugar cake. punch from crystal garlanded bowl. Mrs. William D Murphree and Mrs. Neil Jones Leonard served cake and punch. After wedding trip, Mr. and Mrs Murphree reside at 3695 A Drive Montgomery. BRIDE'S LUNCHEON hosted by Miss Sample for attendants at her parents' home. attendees include Mrs James R Gilchrist, Miss Bettie Palmer, Helen Howell, Beverly McLemore, Mary Sue Leonard, Mrs Paul O'Mary. Brown winter cotton dress with gardenia corsage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James R. Gilchrist
Mary Sue Leonard
Jasper
Ala
Horace Broom
John Sample
Paul R. O’mary
Columbus
William D. Murphree
Huntsville
Mrs. Sample
Neil Jones Leonard
Memphis
Louis Leonard
Murphree
Montgomery
Miss Sample
Bettie Palmer
Helen Howell
Beverly McLemore
Paul O’mary
Kitchen Shower For Bride Elect Miss Peggy Smith
Bride elect Miss Peggy Smith was honored with a kitchen shower hosted by Miss Barbara Geary and Mrs. John Geary at 1123 11th Ave. SE. Summer flowers filled the house as guests served congealed salad wedding bell sandwiches cheese straws and punch. Gifts hid around the home with guests writing clue poems. Miss Smith wore a grey and white checked dress with a corsage of measuring spoons tied with ribbons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peggy Smith
T. C. Marriott II
Barbara Geary
John Geary
11Th Ave
S.E
Miss Smith
Also Mentioned on This Page
Hall-Elmer
Ruth Evans
Ralph Weinman
Gemologist
American Gem Society
Cullman
Homer Stovall
Washington, D. C
A. D. Counts
Mrs. Counts
Dessie Nash
Forney Fuller
Robert Rosson
Falkville
Wilbur
Penney’s
Penney’s Boxy
E. Moulton
Carl Schwachow
Decatur Hospitality League
City Park
Cere
Artnet
Second Ave
Vine St
Orlon
Orion
Slipon
Cardigan
Sizes S, M, L
Rayon
Justin McCarty
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