Wedding of Miss Nina Lee Smith and Rev Gamble
Miss Nina Lee Smith wed Rev. 8. Gamble at First Methodist Church Moulton with a white satin lace gown. The ceremony was performed by Rev Frank Aldridge, in a setting of chrysanthemums and palm ferns, with Miss Elizabeth Holland as maid of honor and James Gamble as best man. The couple plans to reside at 408 O Shaughnessy Ave Huntsville and honeymoon in Tennessee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nina
Lee Smith
A. Benton Smith
Moulton
Gamble
7Th Methodist Church
Huntsville
Alabama
W. A. Gamble
Haleyville
First Methodist Church
Frank Aldridge
Hartselle
T. B. Stephenson
Mouton
James Gamble
Town Creek
George Pharr
Elizabeth Holland
Pell City
Clyde Horton
Courtland
Og Pray
Joe Gamble
Augusta
Nashville
Tennessee
O'Shaughanasey Ave
Ala
Earl Gamble
Horn
G. Horton
Bob
Jackie Horton
G. N. Craig
Sandersville
Wilson
Joe Clark Young
Five Points
Mary Lou.Hughes
Martha Bostick
Athens
Ellen Doss
Decatur
Virginia D. Massengale
Nina Lee Smith
O. &. Gamble
Local social notes reveal varied club gatherings and plans
Ky who was an honored guest at a bridge luncheon visits her daughter Mrs Fred Osborne for about ten days before moving to Nashville to live with her son. Episcopal Auxiliary reports growth and full fulfillment of obligations. Spinsters Club hosts Christmas Dinner and Ball with DeWitt Shaw orchestra plans and dinner at Cornellian Hotel. First Christian Church Missionary Society discusses offerings and Christmas activities. Junior High PTA schedules a Thursday meeting with carols and a talk on home education for a strong America. Shirley Ann Corum celebrated for sixth birthday with friends and gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rutledge Thomas
Arthur Glade
Omaha
Nebraska
Glade
Bridge
Fred Osborne
Nashville
Tenn
Episcopal Auxiliary
Episcopal Woman's Auxiliary
Rufus Adams
Chester Sartor
Spinsters Club
Bessie Peach
Carolyn Zeitler
Mooresville
Edith Kloppfer
Elinor Green
Zeitler
Sara Nevile
Mary
Sue Hardin
Jane Harris
Kitty Ivy
Ruth Banks
Penick Jones
Nell Glenn Moorer
Louisa
Woman's Missionary Society of the First Christian Church
Mra. G. BE
McCulloch
Mra
J. B. Harlow
S S Maghelie-Christmeasmer
West Market Street
Old Ladies Home
Florida
Edwin Wyle
Cornelian Walker
Shirley Ann Corum
Guy Gorum
Twelfth Avenue West
Misa Lucille Cole
Shirley Ann
Rachael Mason
Dorothy Woodruff
Irene Johnson
Eyes as Beauty Windows and Care Tips
A guide on keeping eyes attractive through outdoor activity proper lighting and nightly cream routines. It warns against squinting under bright sun avoiding eye rubbing and emphasizes wearing glasses when needed to protect the eyes and preserve their appearance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Follett
Home Remedy Claims Quick Rheumatism Relief
A dubious advertisement promotes Ru-Ex Compound claiming two week supply and lemon juice mixed with four lemons can relieve rheumatic and arthritis pain within 48 hours. It promises pleasant taste and a money back guarantee.
Personal notes of friends and family visit over weekend
Rev and Mrs Richard L Sturgis host friends at 246 Jackson Street. Miss Virginia Samuel returns from Montgomery after visiting Mrs Charles Brown. Samuel and Mrs Brown attended Auburn Homecoming with William Samuel. Ira Marion moved to Montgomery Veterans Hospital with Mrs Marion and son in law Melvin Owen. Holland Cook and Graven Pettey visited A Oakley in Nashville. Mrs Graves visiting Mrs RB Coffee. Mrs Graves returns with Monroe Thomas family after Sarasota trip. Jackie Smallwood at home after Sarasota visit with sister Monroe Thomas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard L. Sturgis
Jackson ‘Street
Virginia Samuel
Montgomery
Ira Marion
Tuek Day
Veteran's Hospital
Mra
Marion
Melvin Owen
Holland Cook
Graven Pettey
A. Oakley
Nashville
Tenn
R. B. Graves
Graves
Jack Smallwood
Jackie
Mra. Monroe Thomas
Sarasota
Fla
Mr. Smallwood
Itinerary Listed by Superintendent Dr A8 Pitts
Dr A 8 Pitts superintendent of the Decatur district will visit churches this weekend. Friday 11 am preaching at Addington on the Bremen charge with conference after dinner on the grounds. Saturday 11 am preaching at Meha Potts vere charge with conference after dinner on the grounds. Sunday 11 am at Cedar Hill with dinner on the grounds and conference. Sunday evening at Cullman First Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. 8. Pitts
Decatur
Addington
Bremen
Cedar Hill
Sunda
Cullman First
Crochet Halo Brim Hat and Snood Pattern 1017
Laura Wheeler details a quick crochet pattern for a halo brim hat finished with a snood in soft chenille. The note lists directions for hat and purse, stitches, materials, plus a photo of the stitch and asks ten cents for Pattern 1017 from The Decatur Daily Needlecraft Dept. New York address provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Decatur Daily
Needlecraft Dept
Eighth Avenue
New York
N. Y
Blue Winners to Get Medal at State 4-H Dress Revue
Announcement by Miss Rowe home demonstration agent states that the State 4-H Dress Revue Blue Award winner receives a medal on Achievement Day. State winner Evelyn Robinson Morgan County gets an all expense trip to the national congress in Chicago, with Sears funding all awards.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Miss Smith
Rev. C. S. Gamble
Tanksley-Smith
F. L. Smith
Hazel Marie
Harlen Tanksley
Loyd Pettey
Methodist _Woman’s Society of Christian Service
Joe Gentry
R. H. Richardson, Jr
Herald Angels
Gentry
W. A. Caughran
J. R. Knight
H. A. Darby
Jack Fite
Marge Penick Jones
East Walnut Street
Progressive Culture Club
A. Lynne
Ferry Street
R. M. Howell
B. G. Hall
Lynne
Bachelors’ Club
Carnegie Library
Tennessee Valley Hotel
Campbell
Mrs. Campbell
Elizabethtown
Guidel
Dle Bank Ia al
Witland
Holden Smorris
Donlevy
Jane Darwell
Brenda Joyce
City Park
Second Avenue
Laundry & Dry Cleaners
Cain & Wells
Griffin’s Jewelry CO
Frank Longino
Mra. A
Rock Creek
Middlebrooks Lumber Co
Canal Street
River Phone
Sally Eilers
Donald Woods
Capitol —Theatre
Willie Fay Dobbs
Beautician
Wallace Barber and Beauty Shop
Laura Wheeler
COPA
Cal
Neldlecraft Service, Inc
Moye
Corey Glass
SAM Frank & Moore
Joan
Freddie March
Crawford mMarch
Rita Hayworth
Ruth Hussey
John Carroll
Bruce Cabot
Susan
God
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