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Newspaper

Decatur Daily

Location

Decatur, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Jul 15, 1955

Page

6

Motes Maples Vows Pledged in Ituka Mississippi

Miss Evelyn Maples and Cpl. Fred W. Motes united in marriage last month in Ituka Mississippi. The bride is daughter of Mr. and Mrs. B. C. Maples of Hartsville, former Decatur residents. The groom’s parents are Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Motes of Moulton, formerly Priceville. The bride wore a two piece white dacron dress with daisies rhinestones and a full pleated skirt. Cpl. Motes has returned to Fort Bliss Texas and Mrs. Motes resides with her parents. She is employed by Stone Lumber Company.

Evelyn Maples Cpl Fred W. Motes Ituka Mississippi B. C. Maples Hartselle 3 Decatur A. J. Motes Moulton 2 Priceville Cpl. Motes Fort Bliss Texas Motes Stone Lumber Company

Local clubs hold meetings and plan officer slate

The Clever Crafts Club gathered at Mrs. Murphy home with Mrs. Spana bel as hostess. They elected a nominating committee to draft a slate for next year and discussed minutes and finances while crafting hammered and etched aluminum trays.

Clever Crafts Club D. J. Murphy Frances Spanabel Murphy

Church Meetings Held by First Baptist Church Group

The Martha Gilliland B W C of First Baptist Church held their July meeting at Woodall's with ten members present.

Martha Gilliland B.W.C First Baptist Church Woodall’s

Newcomers Club Welcomes New Members At July Luncheon

The Newcomers Club held its July meeting at Cornelian Court with a sports themed luncheon. Hostesses Mesdames Lloyd Mount Virgil Lucas and E R Maddock organized decor featuring tennis racquets mitts and golf equipment. New members welcomed included Mesdames K W Bradley R M Copeland Marvin Lilyquest F W Hearn R R Thomas J L Brownlee J P Knudsen Norman Thunaver and E E Olden. Guests were Mesdames L A Pockman Ed Harris and Joe Corbin.

Cornelian Court Lloyd Mount Virgil Lucas E. R. Maddock Mesdames K. W. Bradley R. M. Copeland Marvin Lilyquest F. W. Hearn R. R. Thomas J. L. Brownlee J. P. Knudsen Norman Thunaver E. E. Olden Mesdames L. A. Pockman Ed Harris Joe Corbin

New Member Welcomed at Baptist Women Meeting

Members present welcomed Mrs. Clarice Sparrow as a new member. After the business meeting led by Mrs. Carl Payne, Mrs. Howard Case gave the devotion. Mrs. H. L. Slaughter led the program and Mrs. Jim Lee spoke on the aims and works of the Baptist World Alliance being held this month.

Clarice Sparrow Carl Payne Howard Case H. L. Slaughter Jim Lee Baptist World Alliance

First Baptist Church Picnic Moves to Delano Park

The annual church wide picnic is set for Saturday at 3 p m. It was moved from Riverside Park to Delano Park for the event.

The First Baptist Church Riverside Park Delano Park

Personal notices of residents traveling and visiting

Miss Betty Hazel Hamilton returns Saturday from Camp Wood haven near Nashville where she served as counsellor for two months. Charlie Blackwell of Robinson Furniture Co. leaves Saturday for Atlanta to attend the Southeast Gift and China show. Mrs. Lutie P. Shaw, patient at Decatur General Hospital, is resting comfortably. Mrs. Fannie Madison of Warrior visits her daughter Mrs. John B. Wood. Mr. Wood returns home. Mrs. Madison will vacation at Mackinac Island, Michigan. Mrs. I. B. Schmidt expected home this week from Crystal Lake, Michigan. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hunt Jr. and children Amanda Jane and Ricky vacation in Colorado Springs and Denver. Miss Bessie Speake leaves Wednesday to visit sister Mrs. R. S. Stickney in Riverton, New Jersey. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Watkins and son Stephen vacationing at Gulf Shores. Dr. and Mrs. C. W. Price of Daytona Beach guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ben Britnell. Mrs. Terry L. Moore Sr. of Mobile arrives Saturday to spend a few days with Mrs. Philip.

Fannie Madison Warrior John B. Wood Mr. Wood Madison Mackinac Island Michigan George F. Sletcher American Association of University Women Birmingham Southern College Birmingham C. A. Moore Atlanta

Austinville Couple Wed in Double Ring Ceremony

Miss Wilma Aldenan Liverett and Wayne Baxter Lott wed in a July 3 double ring ceremony at Austinville Church of God. Rev. Clarence Best officiated before an altar of huckleberry greenery and white gladioli. Guests included out of town relatives, with reception at the Liverett home and plans for a future in Austinville. Traveling attire noted, couple will reside at 1707 Somerville Rd after returning from a trip through Tennessee Kentucky and Indiana.

Wilma Aldenan Liverett Monroe Liverett Austinville Wayne Baxter Lott Coleman Lott Austinville Church of God Clarence Best Angelia McConnell Janice Smith Fern Queen Anne T. R. Voss Thelma Christian Holeman Robert Rivers James G. Cartee Ross Wooten Edwin Liverett Mrs. Liverett Ross ‘Wooten Grady Springer Houston McConnell Buford Brewer John Hart Russell Hart Fulmer Hart Lewisburg Tenn Bobby Hart Murrell Bolinski Anderson, Ind John Lott Milton Lott Judy Huntsville Hollis James Tuscumbia Stanley Cox Edward Cox Lexington Ala Roy A. Warren Moulton Mignonette Warren Mamye Wiser Montgomery Alene Payne June Payne Birmingham

To Ease A Childs Stay In The Hospital

Ann Arbor experts advise letting a hospitalized child bring familiar comforts. Dr. Nanette Dice recommends frank, brief explanations about the hospital, timing the talk before admission, and keeping a sense of home through toys or a personal item to reduce anxiety.

Ann Arbor Mich Nanette Dice University of Michigan

Pointer. Mrs. Moore will be accompanied by her son

The fragment notes Mrs. Moore will travel with her son, identified as Commander, suggesting a family-led attendance or escort arrangement. Additional context is limited.

Luncheon Honors New York Visitor in Birmingham

Mrs. Robert Boggs of Atlanta visiting her parents Mr. and Mrs. H. D. Burnum and Mrs. H. D. Burnum Jr. of Birmingham hosted a luncheon honoring Mrs. Warren Briggs of West Point New York, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Leon Clancy. Garden flowers adorned the table with guests including Mesdames A. A. Jones Jr. and Jack Pitts.

Robert Boggs Atlanta H. D. Burnum H. D. Burnum Jr Birmingham Burnums Warren Briggs West Point N. Y Briggs Leon Clancy Mesdames A. A. Jones Jr Jack Pitts John Giles

Robertson relatives plan Dalton and Chattanooga visit

Mr and Mrs L N Robertson and Miss Mary Sue Robertson of Anderson Ind arrive today to visit Mrs Bertson's sister Mrs A L Matthews. Mr and Mrs William S Day and children Virginia Bragg and Billy spend their vacation in Panama City.

L. N. Robertson Mary Sue Robertson Anderson, Ind Mrs William S. Day Virginia Bragg and Billy Panama City

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Decatur Civinettes Meredith Woodall Civitans Rotarians John Cook Rae Herndon Club of Arts Floyd Lawson Sherrell Williams Loring Ave Ence Southern & RW Engineering Co Sales & Service Decetur Martet A.W. Phene Second Ave Jackson St Iuka Betty Hazel Hamilton Camp Woodhaven Nashville Charlie Blackwell Robinson Furniture Co Lutie P. Shaw Decatur, General Hospital I. B. Schmidt Crystal Lake, Mich Fred Hunt Jr Amanda Jane and Ricky Colorado Springs Denver Bessie Speake R. S. Stickney Riverton, N.J Richard Watkins Stephen Gulf Shores C. W. Price Daytona Beach Ben Britnell Terry L. Moore Sr Mobile Philip Blake Moore Moore Trimble Charleston S.C. Prt W. A. Sullivan Canada Ottawa Quebec Toronto St. Lawrence River Clearwater Fla Ruth Mooney Susan Carol Mooney Alec Farish Florida J. E. Wright Quince Eddens Jim Reynolds Anita Reynolds Grayson Reynolds Albany Milton Chadwell Jay Reynolds Camp Dunreamin Fayetteville, Tenn M. J. Anders Baton Rouge Ray Childs Mrs. C. M. Graham Mr. Graham Emerson McBay Kathy Carol Jane Esco C. R. Vassar J. F. McBay Athens AP Newsfeatures Elmer Loyd Jr Robert Baugh Leroy McEntire Jr W. H. Tankersley Robert McNelly David Hume L. W. Johnson John Wyker Ernest Barnett City Park Dalton Georgia Chattanooga Tennessee H. Ryan Decatur Trade Area Ryan
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