Troup Stuart Ceremony Solemnized in Decatur Home
The wedding of Mrs. Margaret Nash Stuart daughter of Mrs. Lucy Roy Nash and the late Mr. Nash to Mr. Franklin West Troup son of Mr. and Mrs. Herman O. Troup of Portland Oregon was held Thursday December 27 at 4 pm in the bride’s home 701 Oak Street Dr G M Davenport officiated Music by Mrs W E F Curry and Mrs Marion K Vickrey The bridal party featured Miss Martha Nash as maid of honor and Miss Betty Brothers as junior bridesmaid Attendees included Rex Poll and A M Richards Ushers and parents wore formal attire Guests noted a pale pink cake and a reception followed.
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Troup-Stuart
Margaret Nash Stuart
Lucy Roy Nash
Ash
Franklin ‘West Troup
Decatur
Ala
Portland
Oregon
Herman O. Troup
Oak Street
G. M. Davenport
Central Methodist Church
W. E F. Curry
Marion K. Vickrey
Waldo
Martha Nash
Betty Brothers
Nashville, Tenn
Russell W. Brothers
Nashville
Tennessee
Rex Poll
A. M. Richards
Tomorrow's Pattern by Anne Adams
Phone pattern ad describes Anne Adams pattern 4508 with front buttoning and a wide size range. Details include sizes 12 through 48, yardage, price, and mailing address for order.
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Anne Adams
Decatur Daily
Pattern Dept
P. O
Station O
New York
N. Y
Pritt
New York Nightlife Sets Hefty New Year Price Tags
The New York Times reports a peacetime New Year celebration with high costs at top venues. Reservations are at record levels with many clubs charging 30 to 40 dollars per couple, plus drinks tips and taxes. Times Square prepares for a massive crowd as 2,183 police are assigned to manage the celebration.
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New York
The
New York Times
the Times
Times Square
Personal notices of holiday visits and travels
A string of holiday visits and travels across states. Mr and Mrs Furman Kirkpatrick and children Frances and Bobby spent holidays in Tupelo visiting mothers Mrs R O Bolton and Mrs Frank Kirkpatrick. Mr and Mrs Ed Price and sons Bucky and Joe Allen left Christmas Day for Ferriday to visit friends. Corporal Leo Wright stationed in South Carolina arrived to spend a few days at home. Mrs Doris Turner of Washington DC has returned home after holidays with Mr and Mrs James N Belew. Ben Brown former Decatur resident promoted to Lieutenant Commander in the Navy. Ed Harley returned to New York City after holidays with his wife visiting her mother. Frank Martin of Memphis expected home soon for a visit. Martha Lou Sanders returned home after Christmas in Chattanooga. Betsy Jane Elam of Tuscaloosa visiting Rex and spouse. Pryor McRee returned to Montgomery after visiting county relatives.
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Furman Kirkpatrick
Frances
Bobby
Tupelo
Miss
R. O. Bolton
Frank Kirkpatrick
Ed Price
Bucky and
Joe Allen
Ferriday
T. C. Almon
Ben Brown
Decatur
U.S. Navy
Ed Harley
New York City
William Moseley Sr
The lion and bald eagle named kings in wildlife lore
The article proclaims the lion as king of beasts and the bald eagle as king of birds while noting the tiger stands as the real king of the great cats, hinting at a broader discussion of prime predators.
Bargain Day Exercises For Those Who Can Use Them
A feature offering light exercise routines for women with expanding waistlines. Instructions include leg lifts, backward stretches, and torso twists to tighten abdominal fibers while advising gradual increases in session length. The piece urges reducing sweets fats and starches to avoid excess adipose tissue.
Fatally Injured Leaders After Car Plunge Near Elloree
Andrew J. Bethea former South Carolina lieutenant governor and Arthur A. Adar Columbia businessman died when their car left the highway near Elloree and sank into a swamp. Two other Columbians R. B. Mc Cauley and Wade H. Coker were injured and transported to Tri County Hospital in Orangeburg with poor condition reported for Mc Cauley.
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Elloree
S. C
Andrew J. Bethea
South Carolina
Arthur A. Adar
Columbia
Charleston
R. B. McCauley
Wade H. Coker
Tri-County
Orangeburg
Salvation Army official to visit Decatur church
Colonel Edmund C. Hoffman, chief secretary of the Salvation Army, will visit the Decatur branch this Sunday. He will speak at 7:00 PM at Salvation Army Hall, 1331 Fourth Avenue South, joined by Mrs. Hoffman and Captain Harlan Cleveland who will provide music and support. The event includes soldiers and friends from Peoples Church and South Town, with attendance invited.
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Salvation Army
Edmund C. Hoffman
Decatur
Army
Fourth Avenue S
Fuller
Hoffman
Peoples Church
South Town
Colonel Hoffman
Harlan Cleveland
Dixie Division
Crosby Tops Box Office Draw for Second Straight Year
A year end poll by The Motion Picture Herald names Bing Crosby the nation s top drawing power for the second year running. Crosby has grossed 8 million dollars with Going My Way and leads a list of stars including Van Johnson Greer Garson Betty Grable Spencer Tracy Humphrey Bogart Gary Cooper and others. Top Western stars include Roy Rogers Gabby Hayes William Boyd and more.
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Hollywood
Bing Crosby
Motion Picture Herald
the Herald
Crosby
van Johnson
Greer Garson
Betty Grable
Spencer Tracy
Humphrey Bogart
Gary Cooper
Bob Hope
Judy Garland
Maragret O’brien
Roy Rogers
Abbott and Costello
Betty Hutton
Ingrid Bergman
Bette Davis
Alan Ladd
Dane Clark
Joseph Cotten
Claudette Colbert
Walter Pidgeon
Fred MacMurray
Danny Kaye
Gregory Peck
Ginger Rogers
John Wayne
Lenqggenee
Abbott A Sterte
Mickey Rooney
Shirley Temple
Will Rogers
Marie Dressler
George
Gabby) Hayes
William Boyd
Bill Elliott
Smiley Burnette
Johnny Mack Brown
Charles Starrett
Red Barry
Tex Ritter
Rod Cameron
Long holiday for some markets in holiday period
New York reports most commodity markets plan a three day New Year closing but securities exchanges grain and livestock markets will be open Monday Dec 31 The Chicago board of trade will close at noon CST Other markets to operate Monday include Chicago livestock markets Savannah naval stores and other US grain markets Exchanges closed Sun Tue include New York New Orleans and Chicago cotton markets
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New York
United States
Chicago Board of Trade
Chicago
Savannah
U .S
New Orleans
Evangelistic Young People Meeting In Decatur District
Dr. U S Pitts will speak at a Central Methodist church evangelistic meeting for all Decatur district youths on Sunday January 6 at 2 30 p m. The former district superintendent now with the U S Army will share remarks and all local youth were urged to attend.
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Decatur
Central Methodist Church
U.S. Pitts
Cakes in order of favor by ser vicemen in the Paris establishments
A short feature notes how cakes rank in popularity among service men at Paris cafes and bakeries. It reports prevailing tastes, mentions specific pastry names, and observes shifts in patron preferences during the postwar era.
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Paris
Ballet Slipper Quilt Pattern 553 Availability
Simple to make quilted ballet slippers for bedroom or lounge. Two pieces with ribbon trim. pattern 553 includes sizes from small to extra large. Send fifteen cents in coins for this pattern to The Decatur Daily Needlecraft Dept P O.
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Decatur Daily
Needlecraft Dept. P. O
Free crochet and craft pattern catalogue feature
In a single page item the catalogue offers a free pattern section titled Trantlatrons of designs for crochet knitting quilts embroidery toys handicraft with a cuddle toy pattern printed alongside. This notice appears under Box 166 Station O New York with plain NAME PATTERN NUMBER ADDRESS details.
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Station O
New York
N. Y
Trantlatrons
OSS Operatives Active in Germany and Austria in 1944 45
The OSS maintained about 250 agents inside Germany and Austria from September 1944 through the war’s end, coordinating intelligence and covert operations as Allied forces advanced. The report highlights the extent of covert personnel deployed in occupied Europe during the final months of World War II.
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OSS
Germany
Austria
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Milford Walker
Edmund Kieth
Mason Crow
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Paul Roberts
Edgar Young
Grady Long
Stuart
Gaines Stuart
Frank Troup
Cornelian Hotel
Miss Nash
Earl Alverson
Thomas C. White
R. W. Anderson
Roy Fite, Jr
Byron Carrell
Ben Martin, Jr
Wilson Taylor
Jack McLaughlin
Allison Smith
Joe Hagler
William S. Kirby
William S. Day
Joe Renneker
Russell Brothers
Brookmede
Country Club
Edil Alverson
John McLaughlin
Thomas C White
Reed Rogers
Troup
Vanderbilt University
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Beta Theta Pi Fraternity
U. S. Naval Reserve
King’s Daughters
Central Baptist Sunday School
Tom Stewart
George Connell
Lee Damsky
Ben Martin Jr
Mrs. Martin
East Walnut Street
Zayoor Norton
Sherman Street
Jane Andrews
Martha Ann Jackson
Athens
Joyce Wayne Pettey
Miss Garnett
Mrs. Barrett
Frances Garnett
Ray Barrett
A. H. Garnett
Billy Garnett
Billy Green
Arthur Howard
Roy Garnett
Mary Frances
Roy Felton
U. 8
Charles Raphi Dugan
Merle E. Sawyer
Woodstock
Pfe
Moses F. Payne
Wausau
Fla
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England
France
Hallmark
City Park
Appoi
Moye
Johnstone
Goidel’s
Madison County Housewife
Mrs. Mable Steakley
Mable Steakley
Route 1
New Market
All Good Grocers
Alabama Flour Mills
Leo Wright
Doris Turner
Washington, D. C
James N. Belew
Frank Martin
Memphis, Tenn
Martha Lou Sanders
Iends
Chattanooga
Tenn
Betsy Jane Elam
Tuscaloosa
Mrs
Rex
Mrs. Pryor McRee
Montgomery
Helen Follett
Erin O'Kelly
Sally
DR. Pitts
By Leas Wheeler
Vicks VA
Ken Petter
St. Joseph Fe
Bank Street
Morgan County
ROYAL
Par
Royal Cup
Batterton Coffee Company
Birmingham, Alabama
W. Church ST
Creamery
Figaro
Heinz
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