Wedding Vows Said Recently At Athens Garth Chapel
Mrs. Margaret Hardison and Ernest Gilbert Sibley united in marriage at Garth Chapel of First Methodist Church Athens on January 14 at two o clock with Rev W O Beard officiating. The bride daughter of Mrs Polk Henderson and the late Mr Henderson wore teal blue two piece dress with orchid boutonniere and veil. Attendants included sister Mrs Thomas Pike and Mrs Laurence C Campbell. Laurence C Campbell served as escort and reception details noted.
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Athens — Garth
First Methodist Church
Margaret Hardison
Ernest Gilbert Sibley
W. O. Beard
Polk Henderson
Henderson
Sibley
E. K. Sibley
Rus
Thomas Pike
Laurence C. Campbell
iThomas Pike
Stanley Britton
Robert Harper Jr
Laurence Campbell
Athens
Department of Army
Redstone Arsenal
Huntsville
Park Inn
Meet A Real China Spy on Trends Across America
Vivian Brown profiles Joseph Led iger art director for Royal Doulton on a U S trip studying china trends. He notes Americans favor traditional bridal tableware and lasting patterns while England leans modern. He cites luxury sets valued as 80 year investments and explains design aims to evoke the past without repeating it.
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Joseph Lediger
China
United States
Ichina
Royal Doulton
America
England
Orsh
Jimmy Brown Addresses Decatur Jayceettes Meeting
Jimmy Brown recreation director of Decatur spoke at the Decatur Jayceettes monthly meeting at the Downtowner Inn. He outlined future city recreation facility plans and new members were welcomed.
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Jimmy Brown
Decatur
Decatur Jayceettes
Downtowner Inn
Jim Benfield
Brown
Larry Gilmartin
Benfield
James Smithson
Jimmy McMurtrie
Haynes
Hugh Looney
Gadsden
Jayceette Club
Jim Benefield
Central Garden Club Meets for Beauty In The Air Program
Central Garden Club members gathered at Mrs. H. L. Ogle’s home where Mrs. Dan Darden spoke on birds native to Alabama and extinct species such as the passenger pigeon. Mrs. Collier and Mrs. Darden reported on Riverside School Handicapped Class gardening and painting. Mrs. Johnson gave a poinsettia care horticulture note.
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Dan Darden
Central Garden Club
H. L. Ogle
Charles Johnson
Goren on Bridge by Charles H. H. Goren
The 1963 Chicago Tribune column analyzes a bridge deal where South's 3NT failed due to limited entries to the dummy. West opened hearts, East rose with the ace, and a club finesse was misplayed. The article discusses how proper planning and timing, including an early king of hearts under East's ace and managing entries, could have yielded the required nine tricks.
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Charles HH. Goren
The
Chicago Tribune
South
West
East
Wearts
Dia
Altho
Declarer
Message in a Bottle from World War I Ends in Australian Beach Find
Cpl Martin James Young sent a message to his Australian girlfriend Kate Harris in 1916 from France. The bottle with the note washed ashore near Perth decades later and the note reached the intended recipient now 78. Harris Rollason recalls their youth and his later marriage to an English girl.
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Melbourne
Cpl
Martin James Young
France
Australia
Kate Harris
Indian Ocean
Perth
Western Australia
Catherine Rollason
Cheeky Devil
Mart
Miss Wilborn Bride At Pleasant Valley Baptists Ceremony
Miss Janice Wilborn daughter of Mr and Mrs Tolley Wilborn of Hartselle became the wife of Jackie Luker son of Mr and Mrs W O Luker at Pleasant Valley Baptists. Rev Floyd Park officiated. The couple will reside in Decatur.
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Janice Wilborn
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Ords
Westgate Shopping Center
Iba Lil Mette
Pic ‘N Pay
Vivian Brown
UP News
Jayceettes
Goren
NORTH
KKS
Hisar West A
West Pass
HKKTE
Janie Darold
Teresa Alexander
Wyle Standridge
Miss Alexander
Standridge
Phyllis Alexander
Darold
Montgomery
Charles Howard
Douglas Collins
Fabric Fair
Jewel
G. CC. Murphy
Eee Gateway Shopping
Shop Murphy’s
Pinst National Bank
State National Charge
Angel Puff
WOOL
RTE
Hartselle
Appliance Center
W. Main
Gurney Jackson
RCA
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