Weddings and parties fill a busy Georgia weekend
Mary Battle King attends Lovin-Golden wedding in Cartersville and plans to attend another in Haleyville after. Billy Lovin earns Auburn degree and weds in Georgia. Athens area hosts pre school start parties while Mooresville and Elk River festivities celebrate Adeline Pepper and the DuPuy twins. Socials include a wiener roast for visiting Grossman youngsters and a Buff et supper for Mrs Watt Puckett of Milan Tennessee. Louise Gober mourns a loss.
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Mary Battle King
Cartersville
Lovin-Golden
Haleyville
Billy Lovin
Auburn
Georgia
Mooresville
Big Sister
Susan
DuPuy Twins
Elk River
Ira Goldberg
Grossman
Nashville
Bruce Nelson
Watt Puckett
Milan
Tenn
A. D. Powers
the Lyons
Price
Polly Hendrix
David Wiley
Jean Estes
W. E
Young Fry
Wedding Bells and Moves Highlight Community News
The note captures Louise leaving for a Panama City librarian post with a $1700 yearly raise, daughters Jan and Jo visiting Cullman relatives, a Brighter social scene with Joe Calvin's record player, and detailed wedding party portraits from a Selma area ceremony with Miss Joyce Gilmore as maid of honor and Frank Howard as best man. It also mentions housewarming chatter and magazine features on dining rooms.
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Jan
Panama City
CO. C. Isom Jr
Cullman
Louise
A Scientist Speaks by Karl Taylor Compton
MIT president Karl Taylor Compton offers a concise remark about the role of science in society. His sentence emphasizes disciplined inquiry and the duty of scholars to pursue truth for the public good.
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Karl Taylor Compton
MIT
Miss Wilkinson Weds Carl Lee Howard in Flint
Miss Mary Lou Wilkinson daughter of Mr and Mrs Clifford Gordon Wilkinson Alberta and Carl Lee Howard son of Mr and Mrs J L Howard Flint were married August 20 at 7 p m at Flint Baptist Church The Rev B E Funderburke officiated with palmed aisles white tapers and eight branched candelabra Mrs J L Howard and Robert Layman provided nuptial violin music The bride wore Chantilly lace over white taffeta and carried carnations and tuberoses with satin streamers
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Joyce Gilmore
Selma
Dorothy Howard
Mary Ruth Howard
Joann Howard
Shirley Gordon
Frank Howard
Robert Ryan
G. T. Hancock
Howard Carroll
Jimmie Edwards
Carl Lee Howard
Flint Baptist Church
B. E. Funderburke
Howard
Mary Lou Wilkinson
Clifford Gordon Wilkinson
Alberta
Mr. Howard
J. L. Howard
Flint
Benny Ray Flack
Robert Layman
Mr. Layman
Religious freedom and tolerance in 18th century thought
The piece relays quotes on religion and tolerance, contrasting science with faith and noting freedom of worship as a core principle. It then shifts to social critiques and humorous consumer patents such as outdoor meal peppers, a mattress flipper, a luminous door key, a heated ice cream scoop, and an egg shell remover.
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Indianapolis
Miss Mooney Weds Forrest James Jr in Georgia ceremony
Mr and Mrs Fleming Mooney Sr announce the marriage of their daughter Miss Bobbie Mooney to Forrest Hood James Jr son of Mr and Mrs Forrest Hood James of Lanett Alabama. The ceremony took place August 20 in Rossville Georgia with Rev Lawrence L Cowen of Ridgedale Memorial Methodist Church Chattanooga officiating.
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Forrest Hood James JR
Bobbie Mooney
Roy Fleming Mooney
James
Forrest Hood James
Lanett, Ala
Champlin
Mrs. Fleming Mooney Sr
Miss Bobbie Mooney
Study Finds Average Typist Hits 11 Million Keys Yearly
A recent analysis shows the typical typist presses about 11.15 million keys per year. The finding quantifies daily typing pace and implies high keyboard usage across professions.
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Daphne
Carol Smith
Louise Gober
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Jack
Bank Street
Jo Ann Summer
Jack McCulloch
Joe Calvin
Birmingham
Brookmeade Rd
Joe
New House and Garden Magazine
Minnie Hattaway
Kathleen White
Ida Bell Hassel
Miss Wilkinson
Winthrop Holley
Miss. Mooney
F. H. James
PFAFF
Pfaff Sewing Machines
Henderson
Pfaff Sewing Center
6Th Ave. S.E
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