Social and Personal Wiley Jacobs
Vera Jacobs wed W O Wiley of Danville route two in a quiet December ceremony led by Rev. E. Byars. The couple will reside on Danville route two and are noted as a charming bride and popular farmer groom.
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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Dec 19, 1927
Page
5
Vera Jacobs wed W O Wiley of Danville route two in a quiet December ceremony led by Rev. E. Byars. The couple will reside on Danville route two and are noted as a charming bride and popular farmer groom.
Local society notes list Mr and Mrs E L Rainey traveling to Louisville Ky to visit a daughter for Christmas. Several families including Kirby, Hewlett, Knight, Dix and Styles are hosting or visiting relatives in Kentucky Alabama and nearby cities for the holidays. Names include Shoptaugh Beech Tillery Garren and Dobbs with travels to Birmingham Huntsville Scottsboro Falkville Cullman and Hartselle noted.
Mr. and Mrs. William Voorhies will travel to Baugh Tennessee for holidays. Numerous residents will spend Christmas with relatives in Inverness Haleyville Anniston and Athens. Mrs. J G Martin and family travel to Haleyville while Miss Lila Pritchett heads to Inverness for Christmas.
R B Hewlett disputes a proposed $20,000,000 school bond, calling it a costly, imaginary savings scheme. He urges voters to oppose bonds, favor economy and conservatism, and predicts past failed amendments will repeat. Christmas visits and local notes follow.
A reader asks about marriage prospects and a love triangle. Annie Laurie advises the girl to wait and keep friendships with both suitors, noting she is likely too young to marry. Another voice urges caution, suggesting to judge by actions and cherish friendship rather than rumors.
Paris reports Arlette Marchal returning from the United States where she says America has too many beautiful women and Hollywood bores men. She notes Americans prioritize business over romance and that marriage is treated lightly, contrasting with French attitudes.
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