Alabama society notes and a double wedding in Birmingham
Society news from Imingham Alabama announces Dorothy Yarbrough's engagement to Mean H Yarbrough plus a wedding of Sara Lee Coleman to Henon W Pearce at First Presbyterian Chicago style ceremony. A reception followed at 215 East Walnut Street and guests from Kentucky Texas Florida and various Alabama towns attended. Lafayette Street School holiday events and Butler Grisham marriage in Hartselle are also described.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Imingham
Alabama
Dorothy
H. Yarbrough
Yarbrough
67Th Methodist Church
Birmingham
Miss Coleman
MR. Pearce
Sara Lee Coleman
Henon
W. Pearce
First Presbyterian Church
Wilmer E. Hal
Nick Flood
Thens
Mrs. Hall
Mssrs
Paul Brown Jr
Cliffordmith
Guy Blackwell
Fred Trime
Jimmy Adcock
Harold Smith
Mr. Flood
Guy de Hardelot
Bohn
Dorothy Blumfeld
Wager
Mendelssohn
W. W. Glass
A. J. Colean
Anne Coleman
Martha Dinsmore
Jacquelineohnson
Martha Frances Kilore
Robert J. Donnelly
Beaumont
Texas
Gordon Pearce
Sheffield
Metchsboiel
Pearce
Martha Scales
Marianna Mason
Peggy Wilds
Ann Kimbrough
Stuart Terrell
Jean Coleman
Lexington
Kentucky
J. M. Pearce
O. K. Hackley
Miami
Florida
T. H. Bailey
Evansville
Indiana
Dorsey Coleman
Ed Gardien
Carol Gardien
Horatio Forbes
Huntsville
Louise Lovelady
Montevallo
Mississippi
Millie L. Lott
Gorman Grisham
Pis
Hartselle
Personal notes on holiday visits and travels in Birmingham
A roundup of local families visiting relatives and guests during Christmas and New Year. Included are returns to Charlotte Saluda and Birmingham, travel plans to the Sugar Bowl, hospital updates for Gurnie Kirby, and multiple Christmas dinners and visits among the Garnett, McClure, Berry, Hasting, Hasting families and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jimmy Garnett
Fred Garnett
Fred
Birmingham Post
Cotton price levels gain as sales decline this week
The Agriculture Department reports cotton prices firming due to tighter supply and weaker sales. Prices for middling 15-16 inch cotton averaged 33.79 cents per pound in ten spot markets, up from 33.01 a week earlier and 24.64 a year ago. Mill buying slowed during December with 103,300 bales sold in the week. Census Bureau shows 7,793,000 bales ginned by mid December, about 94 percent of the 1946 crop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Agriculture Department
Department
Census Bureau
Marshall Pupils to Receive Monthly Half Holiday
Marshall County pupils will have a half holiday once a month for the rest of the school year. The Marshall County Teachers Association will hold its monthly meetings on Mondays allowing students the rest of the day off.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshall County School
Marshall County Teachers Association
Student Night Program at First Baptist Cullman
The First Baptist church hosts its annual Student Night Sunday at 7 30 inviting local college and high school students along with others from non conflicting churches. Regular services follow at 11 00 and Rev J E Marion nears end of a 20 year pastorate before a future move.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
J. E. Marion
Marion
Maxwell M. Preston
Cullman
Howard College
Preston
Mary Preston
W. O. Kelley
Dwight Woods
V. Sizemore
J. S
Christmas Gatherings Highlight Local Socials
Mrs. Ted Brown and children visit friends here while planning to leave for San Diego. Birmingham guests include Mr. and Mrs. Donald Elrod and Thelma Wise with daughter Jackie. Decatur and Hot Springs visitors join family events. Entre Amies Club holiday party at the Yost home features corsage gifts, Santa Barbara Yost, and readings from Luke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Brock
Cheri
B. R. Ross
Birm
Delta Kappa Gamma
Ted Whiter
Evelyn Winn
Ernestine Jackson
Nelle Jordan
Birdie Keyes
Pruda Weaver
Lollie Young
Ruth Graves
Ted Brown
Brown
Doris Griffin
San Diego
Calif
Donald Elrod
Birmingham
C. E. Elrod
John Cole
Decatur
B. M. Nash
Robert Rosson
Chariotte Marie
Frank Richardson
Larry McPherson
Mobile
J. M. Kilpatrick
Raymond Yost
Sidney. Morton
Entre Amies Club
Yost
Barbara Yost
Santa Claus
Luke
Fred Kelley
Wm. Drink
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Lafayette Street
Lafayette Street Grammar School
Louise Ryan
General Assembly
Otis Kirby
Moran County School OF Action
Imi
MorfOlinty School of Instruction
Panguet
Masonia Ple
Ywood
J. E. Thrasher Sr
Carrol Eddins
Oscar Wm. Drinkard
James Call
Miss Mabel
Schlosser
R. P. Johnston
Richard
Cen
Barbara Johnson
Shirley Pattersdon
Lois Green
Stitt
Joy Oaks
Tuscumbia
Reba Farmer
Austell
Gene McClure
Buddy Lee
Richard Carr
Vincent Bria
Richard Johnston
Ewing Morrison
Kay
Tuscaloosa
Bob Gilbert
U. of A
Nashville
David
Oblong
Ill
Rev
Wiman
Charles Lucas
Aliceville
Mrs
James Summerville
H. Yo
Miss Borothy Curl
Mahlon W. HA
James M. Wood
George Rice
Memorial Drive Methodist Church
Wood
Imogene Stewart
L. D. Stewart
W. D. Wood
Golden
Sam Hobbs
Bendix Radios
Kennedy
Motor & Recapping Co
First Ave
Pettey
Ferry Street
Howard Garnett
Charlotte
N. C
A. H. Garnett
Grant Garnett
Jimmy Edison
Saluda
H. E. Walker Sr
Seventh Avenue West
E. O.craft
Hazelgreen, Ala
W. F. Evans
J. W. McDonald
T. B. Whaley
Bill McDonald
J. J. Clanton and Son
Jackson, Tenn
Candler Cain
Marvin Free
Joan
Racine, Wis
Charles Norwood
Herman Free
Lelia Grubbs Hall
Shelbyville, Tenn
J. A. Cullom
Pfe. Gurnie Kirb
Fort McClellan
Freeman Kirby
Sixth Avenue East
Denver, Col
Gurnie Kirby
W. W. Foster
Montgomery
Mary Elizabeth McClure
Atlanta, Ga
R. G. McClure
Atlanta
Bernice McClure
Adele Jackson
Florence
Mrs. W. W. Dinsmore
Fanny Brown Collier
Ez, W. Collier
L D. Fisher
Pulaski, Va
Charles Dean
Sandra
Sire
T. Berry
Gertrude Dean
Boyd Berry
McKenzie
Tennessee
Sue Ferguson
Otto Hasting
John Troup Berry
Floyd Berry
Garland Ward
Eileen Davis
Carl Berry
Charles Dery
Boyd
Ben Hillis
Petersburg, Va
Miss Ellen Hasting
Memphis, Tennessee
Miss Helen Hasting
Aurelia and
Sherron
Ardmore
Wilburn Royer
Mr. Royer
Gene Ferguson
Marshall
Tia and
Ave
Cullman News
Leslie Jean Speegle
Mary Lucile Speegle
Benjamin Fred Still
Arthur Still
W. R. Howell
Howell
Geraldine Icker
Billy Kelley, Jr
Cullman County High School
County High School
Navy
Gupton Jones
Voight Culpepper
Harry Fuller
M. L
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