Hughes Golden Wedding Anniversary Observed at Hartsel
Mr and Mrs J M Hughes of Hart selle Route Three celebrated their Golden Wedding Anniversary on December 20 with a Christmas Day dinner at their home. Guests included Sam Hughes and family Cullman Marvin Hughes and daughters Flint George Hughes and Sue Decatur Myrl Hughes and Pat sy Decatur E H Maples and Don Hartselle Route Three Reverend and Mrs Jimmy Maples Chatchee Clarence Belew Decatur and Mr and Mrs Charles Belew and son Mobile.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Hughes
Hartselle
Sam Hughes
Cullman
Marvin Hughes
Flint
George Hughes
Sue
Decatur
Myrl Hughes
Patsy
E. H. Maples
Don
Jimmy
Sixth Avenue South East
Mrs Dinsmore to Visit Relatives in Birmingham Today
Mrs. Ryna Dinsmore departs for a several days visit with relatives and friends in Birmingham. Miss Nina Hodges and Miss Willie Hodges reside in their new home at 1908 Country Club Road South East, reflecting a local social note of life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nina
Willie Hodges
Country Club Road South East
Dear Miss Dix Hypocrites in Church Question
Dorothy Dix advises against swapping churches over perceived hypocrisy. She says human nature is similar everywhere, urges Muriel Nissen to curb harsh judgment, and suggests counting kindnesses and virtues to balance faults. Seek pastoral counsel rather than leaving a congregation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss DIX
Muriel Nissen
Dear Miss Dix Advises on Atypical Teen Social Links
A 17 year old writes that she dislikes dances and parties and prefers adults around 30, with conflicts in her family and younger siblings. Sue answers that the teen is not typical, notes concern over age preference, and suggests graduation and new college or business contacts will provide more mature daily interactions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss DIX
Sue
DILEMMA ASKED DEAR MISS DIX ABOUT A DATE
A 14 year old asks how to handle two invitations from Joe and Dave. Marcia advises choosing Dave since he invited first and explains telling Joe honestly what happened, encouraging tact and growth in handling social plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss DIX
Joe
Dave
Marcia
Be Tactful leaflet offers Dorothy Dix advice
Dorothy Dix outlines strategies for social success in leaflet D-20 titled Be Tactful. Readers are asked to request a copy by mailing a 3 cent stamped self addressed envelope to Miss Dix at this newspaper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy DIX
Miss Dix
Strother Wade Marriage Vows Said At Central Methodist
Miss Mary Carolyn Wade daughter of Mr and Mrs James C Wade became the bride of Mr Kenneth Dillard Strother son of Mr and Mrs C W Strother on Saturday December 27 at Central Methodist Church with Rev T J Chitwood officiating. The couple exchanged vows as John O Power sang soloes and Mrs Oscar Napps played organ music. The church featured silvered pines and cedar, white sal settias and burning tapers. The ceremony included matron of honor Mrs Jack Helms and bridesmaids in emerald green velvet with matching muffs. The bride wore white bridal satin with a chapel length train and carried a white Prayer book adorned with a white orchid. A reception followed in the church parlor with Southern smilax and white poinsettias.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Carolyn Wade
James C. Wade
Kenneth Dillard Strother
C. W. Strother
Central Methodist Church
T. J. Chitwood
de Hardelot
Malotte
Rhea
John O. Power
Oscar Napps
Jack. Helms
Columbia
South Carolina
Beth Perkins
Kathryn Ann Wiley
Mary Emily Barnum
Mary Kay Schmidt
Cherry Lynn Rogers
Susan Wade
Robert Strother
E. W. Strother
Clifford Strother
Thomas L. Craig
Wedding Guests Gather From Many States For ceremony
Mrs. Gerald Feild and a group of relatives attended with details listing dress styles and corsages for the bridal party. Out of town guests came from Birmingham Scottsboro Huntsville Dallas Texas Columbia South Carolina Louisville Florence and several other towns.
Early Christians Accused Of Sacrifices In Ceremonies
The article notes that early Christians were frequently wrongly charged with practicing human sacrifice during their religious rites, reflecting societal fear and misunderstanding of new beliefs.
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G. H. McClellan
Patricia
Alfred Poole
Enoch Poole
Priceville
Mac
Hughes
Chatchee
Alabama
Clarence Belew
Charles Belew and Son
Mobile
Debbie Brent
Deborah Brent
Oe Rudd
Cm Cau Lea
the Neighbors
Jane Abbott
Decatur Daily
Carolyn Wade
Mr. Strother
Sullivan’s Studio
Strother-Wade
Central Methodist
Prentiss Clark
Robert Ward
C. L. Carter
Gerald Feild
Aubrey Free
Marian Chandler
Sally Kimbrough
Gene Brown
Elette Blackwell
Mary Lou Bell
Mary Kathryn Strother
James Wade
Kenneth Strother
R. C. Strother
Roy Poteet
Jan
R. A. McMasters
Birmingham
Paul Conley
Robert Howland
Scottsboro
Shelby Bragg
Huntsville
Malcolm Moss
John Oakes
Guntersville
Joh Howland
Dallas
Texas
Jack
Nev
Beauty Service
2Nd Ave
Vine St
Pia
Andi
Nat Gaynes
Warren
Pel
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