Miss Faye Saint Weds W W Guyse in Courtland
In Courtland at the First Baptist Church on June 28 seven for the double ring ceremony Miss Winnie Faye Saint daughter of Mrs Willie Saint and William Wayne Guyse son of the Rev and Mrs Wilmer Guyse were united in marriage. Attendants wore pastel green and yellow gowns and carried yellow blooms. The couple planned a wedding trip to Mobile.
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Courtland
First Baptist Church
Winnie Faye Saint
Willie Saint
William Wayne Guyse
Wilmer Guyse
Hatton
Edwin Carpenter
Roy Wayne Terry
Russell Counts of
Brenda Lu Rushing
Peggy
Corrine
Jackie Truitt
Wayland Guyse
Jack Saint
Windall Guyse
Peggy Counts
Jerry Saint
Mrs. Saint
Do Not Double Anything That Won't Stay Doubled
Goren on Bridge analysis of a two clubs overcall in which South doubles and West wins a spade contract after North doubles. The article cautions against penalty doubles at low levels when the hand is unlikely to stay doubled and explains the players’ choices and outcomes.
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Heart
South
West
North
Bride-Elect Miss Jackye Mills Honored At Linen Shower
Miss Jackye Mills bride elect of Gary Blagburn was honored Monday evening at Mrs. Pruitt Walker's home. Cohostesses Mrs. Robert Freeman and Mrs. Autry Blagburn. Twenty five guests at individual tables with school themed centerpieces. A salad buffet was served as gifts were presented in a treasure trunk. Mills wore a blue floral cotton and gardenia corsage.
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Jackye Mills
Gary Blagburn
Pruitt Walker
Robert Freeman
Autry Biagburn
Mills
Lacey's Spring HDC Meets At Mrs. Brown's
The Lacey's Spring Home Demonstration Club met Thursday in the home of Mrs. Myrtle Brown with Mrs. Connie Rogers presiding. Two new members, Mrs. Walter Vann Hough and Mrs. Ernie Entreken, were welcomed. prizes went to Mrs. Rogers, Mrs. Wilson, and Mrs. Entreken. The July meeting will be a family picnic at the school ground Friday evening July 25. Refreshments served to 10 members and two children.
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Lacey's Spring Home
Myrtle Brown
Connie Rogers
Leonra Morris
Fannie Kay
Murray Wilson
Walter Vann Hough
Ernie Entreken
Rogers
Wilson
Entreken
Local Personal Notices Highlight Family Visits Across States
Mrs. Tony Zurek and Mrs. H A Whatley with children visit in Lenoir City Tennessee. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Gintsch of Burlingame California guests of Mrs. W A Hoppers. Several families from North Carolina Michigan and Tennessee attend visits with relatives in Decatur Birmingham and Atlanta. The Rev Donna E Hill and spouse announce their son Mark Victor born June 13.
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Tony Zurek
H. A. Whatley
Lenoir City, Tenn
Carl Gintsch
Burlingame, Calif
W. A. Hoppers
Joeugh
Chapel Hill
N. C
W. P. Baugh
Baugh
Philip Baugh
Wen III
Lisa
Nashville
Mr.Baugh
Joe Willeford
Morris Willeford
Willeford
C. L. McKeever
Mr. McKeever
Birmingham
Donna E. Hill
Athens 3
Mark Victor
Hills
Misses Shirtwaist Pattern 4817 by Anne Adams
Pattern 4817 offers a shirtwaist with torso shaping in Misses sizes 12 through 20. Includes printed pattern directions and yardage for size 16 to 5 14 yards of 35 inch fabric. Send fifty cents plus five more cents for first class mail to Pattern Dept New York with name address zone size and style number.
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Anne Adams
Care Decatur Daily
West 17Th St
New York
N. Y
Around the World in a Daze comes to Decatur BPW show
Miss Ethel Behrens arrives to direct a July 17 18 performance at the high school auditorium to raise funds for Decatur General Hospital. Local talent and teens will form a chorus and present acts from musicians to impersonators with Betty Gleason as contact for participation.
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Ethel Behrens
High School
Decatur General Hospital
BPW
Miss Behrens
Decatur
Mary Louise Frost
Lillian Campbell
Dee Cordray
Clio Levin
Ella Will Smith
Gladys Paulin
Mabley Mullins
Casper Perkins
B.P.W
Philippines Gains Independence On July Fourth 1946
The Philippine Republic achieved full sovereignty on July 4 1946 ending American colonial rule. The event marked the formal recognition of independence with the establishment of a new constitutional government and international ties.
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Philippine Republic
Mrs Hill Parents Visit This Week
Readable notes indicate Mrs Hill spends the week with her parents Mr and Mrs J V Hamilton.
Older Women Are Getting Younger All The Time
Dr. Winfred G. Holmes of the U S Department of Labor says mature women can return to work at 35 after raising families. She cites nursing teaching and secretarial work as high demand fields and notes opportunities for part time or full time jobs. She suggests a rebranded role like substitute mother to fit household needs while widows with children and professional women seek reliable help.
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Winfred G. Holmes
Womanpower
U. S. Department of Labor
Helmes
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William A. Walker
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Edwin W. Rapp
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Frank Hiscrodcs
Mrs. Hiscrodt
Mr. Hiscrodt
Washington, D.C
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Kyle-Sullivan Studio
2Nd Ave
Dorothy Roe
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