Miss Crabtree Engaged to Thomas Settlemyre in Somerville
Somerville residents learn of the engagement and forthcoming marriage of Miss Janice Elaine Crabtree to Thomas Franklin Settlemyre son of Mr and Mrs Guy Settlemyre of Drexel North Carolina The bride to be works for the Radio and Television Commission of the Church of God in Anderson Indiana The groom elect is a student minister at Anderson College and serves as athletic director for Wilson Boys Club A summer wedding is planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loyd E. Crabtree
Janice Elaine Crabtree
Thomas Franklin Settlemyre
Guy Settlemyre
Drexel
N. C
Miss Crabtree
Radio and Television Commission of
the Church of God
Anderson
Ind
Settlemyre
Anderson College
Lebanon WSCS Meeting Buys Food For Community Family
Lebanon WSCS held a monthly business meeting at the church. Mrs. Isaac Johnson Jr. presided, minutes read by secretary Mrs. C. J. Johnson, devotion by Mrs. Harold Benson from Psalm 90, and prayers led by Mrs. Henry Lowery. Members brought fruit and food for a community family and shared coffee and fruitcake after dismissal. The group then attended a Baptist Church Christmas program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lebanon
WSCS
Isaac Johnson Jr
C. J. Johnson
Harold Benson
Henry Lowery
Johnson
Amos Hogan
Euel James
Lowery
Benson
Bruce Dodd
Harold Speake
J. E. Stephenson
The
Baptist Church
Christmas Party Held by Ninth St. Methodist Service Class
The Ninth St. Methodist Church service class hosted a Christmas party at Mrs. T. J. Chitwood's home. Mrs. C. R. Neil led prayer, Mrs. Jim Smith read scripture, and Mrs. Mary Johnson recited the Christmas story. Mrs. R. L. Johnson organized games with guests including Mrs. Murphree, Mrs. Beard, Mrs. Dixon, Mrs. McDowra, Mrs. J. L. Smith, Mrs. Spence, Mrs. Humphrey, Mrs. Carnes, Miss Calaway, and Wayne Chitwood. Disposable plastic overshoes were noted in rolls of 36.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ninth St. Methodist Church
T. J. Chitwood
C. R. Neil
Jim Smith
Mary Johnson
R. L. Johnson
E. L. Murphree
E. E. Beard
W. H. Dixon
Edith Campbell Weds Donald Weems at Providence Baptist Church
Edith Marcilla Campbell and Donald Hugh Weems wed December 22 at 7 p.m. at Providence Baptist Church Town Creek with Rev. Raymond Johnson officiating. Music by Annie Boyles and Terrill Murphree preceded the ceremony. The bride wore white lace over taffeta with a jeweled neck and lily point sleeves, carrying carnations on a prayerbook. Matron of honor was Mrs. Gary Moore and bridesmaids included Loy Nell Bryan Anna Ruth Rhodes Arlene Cheatham Shirley Pugh. Best man Vernon Beck. ushers Carl and Vernon Campbell Roger Parker. Reception followed at the Parker home. The couple, with ties to Florence and Decatur, plan military and teaching paths respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Town Creek
Providence Baptist Church
Edith Marcilla Campbell
John Luther Campbell
Hatton
Donald Hugh Weems
Ted Weems
Raymond Johnson
Annie Margaret Boyles
Mt. Hope
Terrill Murphree
Moulton
Ray Campbell
Loy Nell Bryan
Falkville
Anna Ruth Rhodes
Athens
Arlene Cheatham
Haleyville
Shirley Pugh
Birmingham
Vernon Beck
Carl and
Vernon Campbell
Roger Parker
Kay Parker
Larry Patterson
Doil Parker
Glenn
Ruby Campbell
Kenneth Ault
Eugene Patterson
Decatur
Florence State College
Florence State
U.S. Army
Fort Lewis
Tacoma
Wash
Templeton Bride-Elect Shirley Templeton to Wed Duchock
Mr and Mrs Corvin Kelsey Templeton announce the engagement of their daughter Shirley Mae Templeton to Charles Jacob Duchock Jr son of Mr and Mrs Charles Duchock of Birmingham A Decatur High School graduate and Auburn University student the groom served two years in the U S Navy a March wedding is planned
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corvin Kelsey Templeton
Shirley Mae Templeton
Charles Jacob Duchock Jr
Charles Duchock
Birmingham
Decatur High School
Auburn University
Duchock
U.S. Navy
Auburn
Crow Hendon wedding set at Southside Baptist Church
Miss Janice Mae Hendon daughter of Rev and Mrs Euthrea Hendon will wed John Samuel Crow son of Mr and Mrs Zemon Crow at 3 30 this afternoon at Southside Baptist Church. Rev Hollis B Monroe Hendon will officiate with nuptial music by Mrs Fink Griffin and Mrs Comer Jenkins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janice Mae Hendon
Euthrea Clay Hendon
John Samuel Crow
Zemon Samuel Crow
Danville
Southside Baptist Church
Hollis B. Monroe Hendon
Tuscaloosa
Fink Griffin
Comer Jenkins
Falkville
Dianna Hogan
Brenda Carol Crow
Mary Lynn Hendon
Lynn Holladay
Earl Harmon
Hueytown
Ala
Gary Fowler
Hartselle
Terry Selvin Hall
Jack Summerford
Stevie Steele
Vicky Suzanne Crow
Speaking Of Beauty By ERNESTINE LING OF RAINEY'S BEAUTY
Magazine style beauty column urges readers to adopt new hair colors and styling to boost confidence and mood. It promotes silver rinses for grey or yellow tones, frosted highlights, and personalized color plans with weekly appointments. It ends with a humorous misprint note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernestine Ling
Rainey
Beauty, Salons
Danville Wedding Details and Homecoming Address
A couple plans a wedding trip with the bride in an aqua suit and white feather clip headdress. They will reside at 1613 Endlam Boulevard afterward. The bridegroom’s parents hosted a rehearsal party at the Holiday Inn. The party featured the bride in a white wool sheath with coordinating accessories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Danville
Endlam Boulevard
Holiday Inn
Also Mentioned on This Page
Thomas F. Settlemyre
Somerville
Gorham
King Albert
Lily of the Valley
Madam James
Hunt Club
Louis XV
Nocturne
Willow
Versailles
Nelson
Bank St. Dial EL
Esquire
Revlon
Blue Ribbon Shoe Shop
Second Avenue
Blanche
D. H. Weems
Shirley Templeton
Pickens Hardware, Inc
Grant Street
Crow-Hendon
William
Crow
Yoover
Alvis Briscoe
Neil Woods
Billy Joe Crow
Janice Hogan
Kay Harvey
Speaking
Beauty
Rainey's
Second Ave
Rainey’s
Gram. St
Raney'’s
Vine St
Johnston EL
the Academy
Charmi Beauty Salon
Equitable
Secunit
Joe Halas
St. S.E
United States
Lovin’s Ceramics
S.M.L
Freg. duPont Trademark
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!