Mattox-Hall wedding set for Guin July 23
The Methodist church in Guin, Alabama will host the wedding of Miss Helen Mattox and Mr. Lilbourne Preston Hall on July 23 at ten in the morning. Rev Otis E Kirby of Decatur will officiate with music by Mrs J D Alldredge and Reverend Dearkones. The couple will be given in marriage by the bride’s father J C Mattox.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist
Guin
Alabama
Helen Mattox
Lilbourne Preston Hall
Florence and Decatur
Otis E.kirby
Decatur
J. D. Alldredge
Dearkones
J. C. Mattox
Charles Mattox
Hartsele
Merrve Hall
Florence
Ann. Mattox
Hartselile
Joyce Wennett Webster
Charles Erskin Ryan
B. S. Stone
Hartselle
DeWitt C. Prince
Otto W. Webster
Personal notices of travel and visits around five states
The notices list Mr. and Mrs. Barrett C Shelton and family planning a Fort Walton trip. S Sgt and Mrs William Ray Freeze now at home in Shreveport. The Holesapple family left for Fort Deposit Alabama for a funeral then return home Friday. Mrs Comer Lott to visit in Little Rock and Pine Bluff Arkansas. Mrs Lillie Kates visiting sisters in Washington DC. Mrs J H Purnell guest of the Freeman family. Laura Sims critically ill in Fayetteville Tennessee. Johnny Roberson and wife Haleyville spent time with sister Mrs Counts at her home.
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William Ray Freeze
Lynda Grizzard
Shreveport
Louisiana
Freeze
Barksdale Air Force Base
Pearl Holesapple
Julia Holesapple
Charles Holesapple
Forrest Holesapple
Fort Deposit
Alabama
Frank Harris
Comer Lott
Little Rock
Pine Bluff
Arkansas
Laura Sims
Olaf Sims
Fayetteville
Tennessee
Johnny Roberson
Haleyville
J. A. Counts
Homer Stovall
Johnston Street
Fashionable figure myth and dating advice column
Dorothy Dix discusses fashion cycles and the corseted silhouette, urging readers to build a strong posture and muscular foundation. She provides home exercises for back strength, then shifts to dating norms, noting kisses have lost sacred value and courting has become pragmatic in modern society.
Dear Miss Dix Advice on love, marriage, and independence
A nineteen year old asks whether to follow family order to marry or pursue college and a career. Dorothy Dix warns that marrying without love brings lifelong misery, urges training for self-sustaining work, and values education as preparation for marriage and independence.
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Miss Dix
Dorothy
Dix
Mexico
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P. H. Sandlin
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J. A. Delk
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Joyce Webster
Charles Ryan
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Suzanne Shelton
Barrett Shelton, Jr
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Washington, D. C
R. C. Sims
M. C. Cook
J. H. Purnell
Tuscumbia
R. B. Freeman
Helen Follett
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Warner Bros
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