Miss Stinson Bride of David Smith
Peggy Joyce Stinson daughter of Albert Stinson and the late Mrs Lillian Hall Stinson wed David Brown Smith son of Mr and Mrs Grady Lawrence Smith in a morning ceremony at Ninth Street Methodist Church with Rev M H Harper officiating. The couple’s attendants were Mrs Lowell Stinson and Stewart Weaver. They reside at 1222 1 2 College St Decatur after a brief honeymoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peggy Joyce Stinson
Albert Stinson
Lillian Hall Stinson
David Brown Smith
Grady Lawrence Smith
Ninth Street Methodist Church
Lowell Stinson
Stewart Weaver
Mrs. Smith
College St
Decatur
Don’t Chew The Pearls Warns Cultured Pearl Association
A public warning notes women risk damaging pearls by biting them to test authenticity. Experts say touch with teeth can ruin pearls. x rays determine real versus cultured pearls. The piece also includes a birth notice for Sandra Elizabeth Hill with family details.
Stockholm troupe to stage unfinished O'Neill play
The Royal Dramatic Theater of Stockholm plans the world premiere of More Stately Mansions in January. The unfinished Eugene ONeill work was to be presented two years ago. Karl Ragnar Gierow, the company director, has prepared the stage version from the manuscript.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O’neill
New York
Royal Dramatic Theater of
Stockholm
Eugene O'Neill
Karl Ragnar Gierow
Goren on Bridge 1961 The Chicago Trip
In the 1961 bridge column, East and West suffer through a difficult hand from a tournament. The article analyzes bidding and plays from trick two onward, highlighting risky lines and a single defensive idea that defeats declarer.
Natural Affection Scheduled As Tragic Themed Play
A newspaper item notes that the work titled Natural Affection is scheduled to run, described as close to a tragedy. The piece hints at a somber tone and potential dramatic impact for audiences familiar with the play.
Mothers Club Presents Christmas Music Program
Decatur Mothers Club held its December meeting at Mrs. John Chenaults home with a Christmas music program led by Mrs. Jack Crawford. Soloists included Misses Mary Propst and Mary Robertson with Janet Hinkle at the piano, and the group joined in Silent Night. A letter from Searcy Hospital requested Christmas gifts. the club voted to send a check.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Decatur Mothers Club
John Chenault
Jack Crawford
Mary Propst
Mary Robertson
Janet Hinkle
Miss Robertson
Bethlehem
Hills
Jesus
Holy Infant
Miss Propst
S. N. Propst
Inge Describes Play New York AP
William Inge outlines his latest stage work in New York, detailing themes, character focus, and expected reception as critics await previews and audiences anticipate performances.
Debut of Miss Ida Hawkins Sparks 1962 Attention
In present day Chicago a mother and her son are central as Miss Ida Hawkins returns for a debut early in 1962. Bolay on business in Puerto Rico expects weekend homeward. Harold Clurman may direct the work in place of Frank Corsaro. Frank Jones and family spent the weekend in Birmingham after Auburn Alabama game. Pruett and Strickland visit Dr and Mrs Pruett this weekend. Police helicopter patrols operate over the Milan Como highway in Italy to curb highway deaths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A! Bolay
Puerto Rico
Chicago
Harold Clurman
Frank Corsaro
Frank Jones
Birmingham
Auburn
Alabama
Milan
Como
Switzerland
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Michelangelo
Miss Stinson
Bride of
David Smith
M. H. Harper
Decatur Sample Shoes
E. Moulton St
Clements Drug Store
Sandra Elizabeth Hill
Bernard Hill
Town Creek
Earl NeSmith
Mrs
Travis Hill
Danville
Ley Awey
Eddie Sandlin
Somerville Rd
Flint Creek
S Y
Rohrer Portrait Studio
House OF Frames
Second Avenue
Goren
Ats
North
South
West
King of Clubs
East
Declarer
Anthony Keith
Tony) Woodall
Billy Woodall
Paul Woodall
Lawrence Owens
Athens
Beasley
Mothers Club
HPD
Ira’s Book & Gift Shop
E. Moulton
Hellmark
Crystel
Ida Hawkins
Hartselle
Jasper Calvert
Jimmy Pruett
Terry Strickland
University of Alabama
Sam Pruett
Pickens Hdowe., Inc
Ah PU lSella
Kyle Sullivan
Pearl
Etsay
Rogers
Chest Inc
Ronson Lighters
Wonderland
Bulova
Stuart
Parker
Sheaffer
Anson
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