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Newspaper

Decatur Daily

Location

Decatur, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Dec 31, 1961

Page

13

Miss Lucinda Caddell Betrothed to Maurice Bell Jr.

Mr and Mrs John Andrew Caddell announce the engagement of their daughter Miss Lucinda Lee Caddell to Maurice D Bell Jr son of Mr and Mrs Maurice D Bell of Mobile The couple both graduated from the University of Alabama with Kappa Delta and Delta Kappa Epsilon memberships The marriage is planned for early spring.

Caddell Maurice D. Bell Jr John Andrew Caddell Lucinda Lee Caddell Maurice D. Bell Mobile Miss Caddell Thomas A. Caddell Decatur E. S. Harris Sr Tuscaloosa University of Alabama Kappa Delta Bell Green Berry Bell Geneva Day Alto L. Mancil Mr. Mancil Delta Kappa Epsilon Joe Carlos Clark Falkville Jo Ann Clark George Lewis Coots George Coots Mr. Coots Birmingham

Coker McLure Tie The Knot In Laurel Church Ceremony

Miss Donna Joy McLure and Robert Jefferson Coker Jr. wed at First Presbyterian Church in Laurel. Attendants included Ollie Ann McLure as maid of honor and Jane Grayson Coker as brides maid with a large local and regional guest list. After a Gulf Coast honeymoon the couple will reside in Decatur Georgia at 209 Florida Hall Columbia Seminary.

Laurel Donna Joy McLure Robert Alexander McLure Robert Jefferson Coker Jr Coker Chattanooga First Presbyterian Church Ollie Ann McLure Jane Grayson Coker Donna Bess Bailey Coffeeville Mary Rich Hobgood Jackson Dorothy Merle Darnell Truette Stubbs New Orleans Mr. Coker Earl M. Rogers Moss Point Miss Jack Sewell Trinity Ala Ferman L. Young Bob Coker Yazoo City Jack Oates Sweetwater Tenn Decatur Will A. Emens

Calendar For Week's Activities

Journal notes show Junior Service League executive board meeting at the Country Club at 10 a.m. Duplicate Bridge players gather at the American Legion and Auxiliary Home at 7 p.m. Saturday Story Hour for children 6 to 9 starts at 10 a.m. at the Public Library. Saturday Club meets at Mrs. R. Z. Trimble home.

Junior Service League American Legion and Auxiliary R. Z. Trimble

Albee Goes Full Length With New Virginia Woolf Play

Edward Albee expands from one act to a full length drama with Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf? The three hour piece by the young playwright features four characters living by false standards. Richard Barr and Clinton Wilder plan the production, deciding between Broadway or off Broadway.

Albee New York Edward Albee Boo Bessie Smith Virginia Woolf Richard Barr Clinton Wilder

A New You Beauty Renewal With Raineys Offer

A 1962 beauty feature urges self honesty and hair changes. It promotes Raineys salons offering Color Touch-Up Treatments from five dollars plus shampoo and style, with locations on Second Ave Grant St Vine St Johnston and the Beauty Balcony. A light shopping note closes the piece.

Rainey Beauty Balcony Second Ave Rainey’s Johnston St Rainey’s Beauty Academy

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