Holiday Parties Highlight Weekend Gatherings Across Valley
A group met at the riv home of oae teer and Mrs. Beend dteeed in Oe lawn then moved to a cabin for dancing. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Kelly Seibels Miss Jerry Crow Alfred Naffall of Birmingham and F D Peebles Jr. Others joined for Gold Dust steak night and a Huntsville barbecue with the Flemings. Local hosts in Decatur and Mooreville hosted dinners and bridge among neighbors and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eds
Oae Teer
Beend
Oe Lawn
Kelly Seibels
Jerry ‘Crow
Alfred Naffall
Birmingham
F. D. Peebles Jr
Jack Pitts
Leroy McEntire Jr
Bob McLaughlin
John Giles
W. Johnson
Billy Scroggins
Gold Dust
W. G. Peebles Jr
Mooresville
George Jones
David Warren
William Eyster
John D. Sherrill
Tom Leslie
John A. Reynolds
Robert McNelly
Donald
Om) Kyle
Huntsville
Valley
Decatur
Frank Wilson
John Darby
Thornton Fleming
Frank Richardson Jr
W. H. Tankersley
William
Personal weekend travels and visits noted in local society
Mrs. Eugene Beddingfield and family spent last weekend in the Smokies with relatives. Several locals and visitors attended the play Unto These Hills in Cherokee. Other entries list trips to Birmingham, Daytona Beach, Memphis, Atlanta, and Panama City with mentions of family gatherings and extended visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene Beddingfield
Florence
Ruby Legg
Athens
W. T. Simpson
Smokies
These Hills
Cherokee, N.C
Bacon Crisping Tip Avoid Top Shelf Mistake
Bacon crisps best when baked in a hot oven with the pan on the top shelf. Place bacon slices on a wire rack in a pan for even rendering, ensuring excess fat drips away and the result stays crisp.
Eyster and Reynolds Families Featured in Event
Eyster and Mr. and Mrs. John A Reynolds are shown in attendance at a local gathering highlighting family ties. The brief note emphasizes the Reynolds name and the Eyster connection without detailing further happenings or roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eyster
John A. Reynolds
Homemakers Class Plans Picnic Supper
The Homemakers Class of First Baptist Church will hold a picnic supper Friday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Herman Free on Finley Island. Attendees should meet at the church at 6 30 p m. The church nursery will be open for parents. The picnic is scheduled for 7 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
Herman Free
Finley Island
Tea Shower For Aldena Liverett Bride Elect Wayne Lott
Mrs Joe Sain Mrs Bill Pepper and Mrs Lowell Standridge hosted a Friday night tea shower at the Standridge home honoring Aldena Liverett bride elect of Wayne Baxter Lott. Flowers in gladioli nasturtiums roses decorated the room as Mrs Monroe Liveretti and Mrs Coleman Lott greeted guests with the honoree. Janice Smith and Angela Seed Cain assisted with serving cakes and punch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aldena Liverett
Joe Sain
Coleman
Monroe Liverett
Bill Pepper
Lowell Standridge
Standridge
Wayne Baxter Lott
Monroe Liveretti
Coleman Lott
Janice Smith
Angela Seed Cain
New Officers Installed by Mary Lou Dancy Chapter
Mary Lou Dancy 320 of the Order of the Eastern Star held its annual installation banquet Friday night at Pitts Motel private dining room Miss Clio Levin acted as toast mistress Ocie Lawrence gave the invocation Installation was led by Mrs Nettie Dunlap of Cullman Mrs Ena Kenton and Mrs Mary Walton of Tennessee Worthy Matron is Mrs Sue McCord and Worthy Patron is John McCord The event featured group singing games and a Rainbow for Girls courtesy drill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Lou Dancy
Order of the Eastern Star
Mary Walton
Ena Kenton
Nettie Dunlap
Sue McCord
John McCord
H. B. Norwood
The
Pitts Motel
Clio Levin
Ocie Lawrence
Cullman
Tennessee
Order of the Rainbow
Miss Liverett Hosts Noted Guest Event for Thelma Christian
Thelma Christian presided over the gifts and Mrs Clarence Best registered the guests during an evening event. Miss Liverett wore a navy nylon sheet flecked with white and selected white accessories for the occasion.
Social Notes From Huntsville District Visitors
Reid Sherard returns home to Anderson after visiting relatives in Nashville and Florida. J F Cortner Jr’s funeral brings Willis Hill and Thomas Bowles Jr to Nashville. Harry Schinert attends Southern Bell training in Birmingham. Mrs. Joseph J Guyton travels to Detroit for her brother George King’s death. Bill Patton and family from Bessemer join Huntsville Phinizy family for holidays. Ed Johnson accompanies others visiting local households.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willis Hill
Mooresville
Thomas Bowles Jr
Nashville
J. F. Cortner Jr
Joseph J. Guyton
Detroit
George King
Decatur Girl Weds in Minnesota Homer Nelson in Grand Forks
Miss Helen Council Rauschenberg of Rochester Minnesota married Arthur E Nelson of Grand Forks North Dakota in a July 6 morning ceremony at First Methodist Church Rochester The Rev John W Metta officiated with attendants Ray Agard of Estherville Iowa The couple will reside in Grand Forks after a wedding trip to towns in Minnesota and Wisconsin
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Helen Council Rauschenberg
Rochester
Minnesota
Arthur E. Nelson
Grand Forks
North Dakota
First Methodist
John W. Mettam
Ray Agard
Estherville
Iowa
Walter Francis Rauschenberg
Decatur
Rauschenberg
Burglars Loot Cleaning Shop In Waco
Burglars broke a window at a cleaning shop in Waco. They removed a cash register, three salts, a sack of peanuts, and the window.
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Waco
Holiday Guests Yes Near Athens and Birmingham
Mr and Mrs Hoyt Kelley and Mrs W F Parks hosted guests over the holidays. Visitors included Mrs W D Price Mrs M H Barnes Mrs Harold McLeroy and children from Athens Georgia Mr and Mrs Hoke Kelley of Birmingham and Mr and Mrs Paul McKnight of Tullahoma Tennessee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoyt Kelley
W. F. Parks
W. D. Price
M. H. Barnes
Harold McLeroy
Athens, Ga
Hoke Kelley
Birmingham
Paul McKnight
Tullahoma
Tenn
Trans-Season Cottons Bring Fifth Season In Fashion
The current fashion line adds trans season cotton dresses planned for late summer and fall. Shops will stock these dark, lightweight, washable outfits in vivid stripes, checks, and dots. They can be worn bare-armed in heat and with blouses for cooler days.
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City Park
Second Ave
Mrs. W. E. Laney
Berkley, Calif
A. T. Hanson
Mrs
Ed Price
Louisiana
Tom Burgess
Daytona Beach
Carl Hendon
Betty Hendon
Ed Simms
Preutt Simms and Sons
Alabama Seedsmen
C.J. Martin
Kure Beach
Wilminghton
N.C
Bill Martin
Great Southern Trucking Co
Greensboro
C M. Graham
Cheahaw Lodge
Cheahaw State Park
Bill Graham
Graham
James M. Graham
J. A. Graham
Jack McLaughlin
Douglas, Mich
Harold Feild
Fred Simmons
Atlanta
Gerald Feild
Noel Teague
Deborah
Memphis
Sally Sherard
Gordon Sherard
Anderson, S.C
J. B. Bradford
Mr. Bradford
Janice
Alica Cambron
D. W.camron
Elora
Gary Rodgers
Panama City
Fla
H. T. Gill
England
European
Bob Hunter
Chilren
Montgomery
Hunter
T. A. Newell
B. H. McBride Sr
John Moss Hobbie
Flint Parsonage
Johnny Garrison
June Fortenberry
C. E.fortenberry
J. C. Hobbie
Hartselle
Florida
Georgia
Reid Sherard
Anderson, S. C
J. B. Brad
Harry Schinert
Mr. Schinert
Southern Bell Training School
Bill Patton
Bessemer
Ed Johnson
Peggy Hancock
G. T. Hancock
Kenneth Lamar Bryant
W. A. Bryant
Dorothy Roe
Associated Press
Women’s
Aaa
America
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