Cheves Sherard Couple Weds in Greenville Church Nuptials
Miss Martha Ann Cheves of Greenville S C and Gordon Brown Sherard Jr of Anderson S C and Dacca East Pakistan united in a nuptial mass at Christ Church Chapel Greenville with Rev Charles Kenneth Blanck officiating. The couple will reside in Dacca East Pakistan after a wedding trip to London and the Middle East.
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Greenville
S.C
Martha Ann_ Cheves
Gordon Brown Sherard Jr
Anderson
Dacca
East Pakistan
Christ Church (Episcopal
Charles Kenneth Blanck
Michael David Blanck
Edward Francis Olechovsky
Harve
Mont
Cecil Langdon Cheves
Gordon Brown Sherard
Robert Jennings Powell
Cecil Langdon Cheves Jr
Thomas McCuen Cheves
Wallace Beaufort Cheves
Cecil ‘Langdon Cheves Jr
Sally Sherard
Carroll Logan Crowther
Atlanta
Hamilton Reid Sherard II
Carroll Brown Hart
Belton
Thomas McCuen’ Cheves
Arthur One McCall
Greenville Country Club
London
England
Middle East
Anders Eaves Vows Pledged At Mt Tabor Church
Miss Gloria Elizabeth Anders and Thomas Wayne Eaves were married December 23 at Mt Tabor United Methodist Church in Hartselle Ardmore. The bride wore a peau de soie gown with Alencon lace and a lace train. Attendants included Don Pettus and Cathy Eddy. Best man was Claude A. Anders. The couple will live in Pontiac Michigan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gloria Elizabeth Anders
Forrest Anders
Hartselle
Thomas Wayne
Eaves
Jessie L. Eaves
Ardmore
Mt. Tabor United Methodist Church
O. D. Miller
Deborah Jones
Bobby E. Anders
Don Pettus
Decatur
Cathy Eddy
Chicago
Ill
Laura Jernigan
Kay Anders
Claude A. Anders
William Jernigan
Billy Gene Eddy
Melbourne’ Ranson Jr
Birmingham
Rosemarie Jernigan
Pontiac
Mich
Population problems may force euthanasia of the aged
Witwatersrand University lecturer Prof. B. Cockram told a Johannesburg public audience that world food and population issues could be solved by euthanasia. He argued the way to curb population is to reverse declining mortality by removing causes of improvement or by killing off the aged before natural death, and preferred euthanasia for the aged if a choice existed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johannesburg
Witwastersrand
B. Cockram
Shimp and Hale Families Return From Visits Across States
Mr. and Mrs. David Shimp return from Chicago with a visit to her parents Mr. and Mrs. John Jones. Mr. and Mrs. Holbert Hale Jr. come back from Stevenson visiting his parents and her mother Mrs. Guy Harris. Murray Lanter and children Terry and Gayle return from Argenta visiting his parents the Lanter family. Mr. and Mrs. V F Williamson are noted in the personals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Shimp
Chicago
Ill
John Jones
Mrs. Holbert Hale Jr
Stevenson
Guy Harris
Mrs. Holbert Hale
Murray Lanter
Terry and
Gayle
Argenta, Ill
Roger Lanter
Local residents return from visits across several towns
Residents travel between Decatur Laurel Haleyville and Florence visiting relatives. Mrs. Witt and Mrs. Williamson hosted guests. Jim Herren and family visited B. H. Albright and Ken Yarbrough in Haleyville. Marlen Posey and children from Louisville were holiday guests, now back in Decatur. Don Williams returned from Florence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Herren
B. H. Albright
Ken Yarbrough
Haleyville
Herrens
Marlen Posey
Marla and
Jay
Louisville
Decatur
Williams Family Ties Mentioned in Local Note
The text notes Mr and Mrs Leo Williams of Birmingham and Fred Bloodworth returning from Rome Georgia after visiting her daughter and family Mr and Mrs Porter Grant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo Williams
Birmingham
Fred Bloodworth
Rome
Mrs
Porter Grant
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van Moore
Ipic
Rae As
L & Winter
Children's Shoes Misses’, Children’s & Infants
Boys’ Loafers
Oxfords
Giant
Loafers & Oxfords
Westgate Shopping Center
P.M
le ' Lovin
Second Ave
Anders
Mrs. Eaves
Mr. and
Jonneys
Adonna
Antron
Dacron
Lycra
Cra
Laurel
Miss
M. L. Witt
T. F. Williamson
Don Williams
Florence
Ivan
Gist
the Williams
Maulsby’s Hat Shoppe
S.E. Johnston
Pencale
Pillow
Coats
Penney's
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