Nash Eaton Jr Wedding Is Noted In Decatur Society
Miss Betty Effin Nash and James Eaton Jr were married at the bride’s sister home in Decatur in a double ring ceremony conducted by A J Rollins. Guests included family members. reception followed with a tiered cake and floral decor. The bride Moonlight attended Decatur high schools while groom studied in Athens and served in the Army. The article also mentions a Golden Wedding anniversary for Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Davis in West Point with a large family gathering and a Christmas dinner for Alabama Nurses district members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helmer Ervin Nash
Miss Joyce Shields
Norot
Horace Nash
Miss Shields
Marbell Sanderson
Marjorie Nash
Steling Muzzey
Latoine Muzzey
Mooresville
Belle Mina
Tanner and
Decatur
Athens High School
Florida
C. C. Davis
West Point
Cullman County
Witessa
Binday
Ww. “Walker
Orvil Walker
Alias Walker
Dewey Davis
Claud Davis
Chester Davis
S M. Whisenhunt
Lillie
Ssherrin Lowery
Paul Setzer
Clarence’ Calvert
Ardell Hamby
Nellie Whisenhunt
Wanda
J. T. Bates
Roy Bates
W .H. Whisenhunt
Floyd ‘Whisenhunt
E. J. ‘Thompson
E. L. Thompson
O. H. Vogel
J. Y. Davis
Myrtle Williams
Alabama
Grevystone Cafe
Ruby Sandlin
Leo Sherer
Christine Bowling
Dorothy Akers
Anne Fusch
Fred Englis
Elizabeth Lamon
Phil Mitchell
Sarah MccCaghren
Eugene Brown
Imogene Murphree
James Dillehay
Hazel McCaghren
Julian Bibb
Rev. E. T. Jean Takes Up Duties Here January 1
Rev. E. T. Jean will arrive in Decatur January 1 as Morgan County Baptist associational missionary replacing Rev. Tom Chandler. Jean, previously in Cullman county, will reside in Oak Park and conduct mission work countywide. He was named by the Morgan County Baptist Association after 15 years in Cullman churches and five years as pastor of Seventh Street Baptist. The church has gained over 300 members under his pastorship and the budget rose by 10 000 while Sunday school enrollment grew from 250 to 425.
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E. T. Jean
Decatur
Baptist
Morgan County
Tom Chandler
Chandler
Altoona
Oak Park
Morgan County Baptist Association
Jean
Cullman County
Seventh Street Baptist Church
Cullman
Rev. Jean
Tommy Taylor Birthday Party Held At Home
Mrs J N Taylor entertained twenty five children at her home for Tommy Taylors seventh birthday from two to four on Saturday. Christmas decorations and a lit tree set the scene. Prizes went to Byron Dement Nancy Jo Sims and Bobby Delmore. Tommy opened gifts after candle lighting and cake. Ice cream cookies candy and popcorn were served.
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J- N. Taylor
Tommy
Tom Orr
Byron Dement
Nancy
Jo Sims
Bobby Delmore
Taylor
Charles Rogers
Bob Schlink
Alathean Class Hosts Christmas Party at Central Baptist
The Alathean Class of Central Baptist met Tuesday night at Mrs. E. M. Chenaults home for its Christmas party. Forty members and one guest enjoyed carols, a gift exchange, and a food basket drawing for a needy family. Mrs. Mason Crow received aclass gift from Mrs. Perkins.
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Central Baptist Church
E. M. Chenault
H.S. Sheffield
Nathan Pryor
Frank. Perkins
Mason. Crow
Chenault
Sheffield
Christmas visits span across states and continents
Mr and Mrs Joseph Bast of Gray Indiana and their daughter Louise visit their relatives in Decatur while several families plan holiday gatherings. Lytton C Walker recovers from a dislocated shoulder at Hamil Clinic after a fall. Miss Gerry Wallace arrives from the University of Alabama for Christmas.
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Joseph Bast
Louise
Gray, Indiana
Mrs. C.B. Hart
Lytton C. Walker
Hamil Clinic
Gerry Wallace
Decatur
University of Alabama
C. W. Roger
Peach Tree Memorial Drive
Atlanta
Georgia
J. L. Broadway
H. O. Cline
Royal couple begins budget planning amid Parliament debate
Princess Elizabeth and Philip return from honeymoon and start budgeting as a parliamentary vote on their allowance looms. They live at Buckingham Palace with the in laws while the groom works at the Admiralty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Elizabeth
Philip
Buckingham Palace
Admiralty
Desperate mother seeks relief as daughter’s family stays
Dorothy Dix replies to a late seventies mother troubled by her daughter's breakup of another marriage. The old woman endures crying babies and crowded rooms as the daughter and ex husband refuse to leave, highlighting wartime housing strain and squatters’ rights. The column warns about choosing a mate and the pitfalls of long commitments.
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Dorothy DIX
Dorothy Dixers
Dear Dorothy Dix on dating etiquette and color dynamics
Three teen readers ask if a girl should meet a date who honks from a car, if a brunette can get along with a redhead, and whether to marry someone met only by mail. Dorothy Dix notes that a honking suitor may be ignorant of social niceties and suggests teaching him proper conduct.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy DIX
Sue
Pat
Dot
Dear Miss Dix Opinion on Late Dating Hours
A reader asks Dear Miss Dix whether it is acceptable for couples to stay out until two or three in the morning despite parental objections. The column weighs social norms and appropriate behavior for young daters.
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Miss DIX
Ambiguous excerpt on social dating norms
The fragment discusses dating expectations and exceptions for large gatherings or special occasions. It notes that normally a "nice girl" should adhere to certain standards, with an acknowledgment that exceptions may occur for significant social events.
Early bedtimes urged to help boys' work progress
A piece urges girls to keep to a strict midnight to 1 a.m. curfew for the sake of boys who must sleep to perform well at work. It argues that staying out late harms boys’ efficiency and chances for advancement, appealing to communal responsibility.
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Gilbert Henry
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Tennis Tidwell
E. G. Maples
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Robert Harris
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Delroes Hardage
State Industrial School
John Troxder
Tommy Taylor
P.T. A
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Billie K. Nelson
Marvin Yarbrough
Margaret Alexander
Jack Pate
Tom Edgil
M. P. Walker
Chapel Hill
W. S.C
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Chapel
Hill
Dist
A. G. Jones
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Dean Jones
Jesus
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T. J. Cottingham
Little Church
Cottingham
Jésus
Reapers
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George Wells
4Th Avenue South
Blake-Thompson
Jessie Gillispie
Clyde Murphy
Evelyn Nelson
Billie Nelson
Mary Stuart Terrell
Ida Hall Hill
Birmingham
Shirley Braswell
Auburn
J. O. Braswell
George W. Royer Sr
Baby
Aruba
Netherlands
Dutch West Indies
Lucian ‘Royer
T. E. Jones
Oak Ridge
Tennessee
J. W. Flowers
Denson Smith
Southern College of Optometry
Memphis
L. L. Smith
Beverly Drives
Waco
Texas
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T. R.covey
8Th Avenue East
R. C. Wright
Miami
T. R. Covey
Gibson Girl
Anne’s Gift Shop
White Swan
Buttreys Department Store
Hollingsworth
Neice
Dagger’s
E. Moulton
Gell Syndicate Inc
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Heidtmid
Duncan
SAM Frank & Moore
WeEplit Pastry
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Miron
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