Miss Jane Layton Weds Dr Robert Sadler at Leighton Church
Miss Jane J Layton and Dr Robert Neil Sadler married at 8 30 P M July 3 at Leighton Methodist Church with Rev Harold Martin officiating. Music by Mrs Gordon Maness and Robert Layton Jr. and a reception followed at the Layton home. Out of town guests listed and travel plans for the couple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane J. Layton
Robert N. Sadler
Jane J. ‘Ton
Robert Neil Sadler
Leighton Methodist Church
Harold Martin
Gordon Maness
Robert Layton
Robert Hill
John Lile
John Heggs
Dallas
Tex
Mary Jane
Tyler
Drew
Fariss Parks
Columbia
Tenn
Grace Fleming
Dyersurg
dean—Hit
Bowding Green
Martha Dinsreere
Decatur
Arthur Anderson
Nashville
Maude Fennel
Leighton
John Beck
Atlanta
Ann Culmer King
Joe Dugan
St. Louis
Harper Wright
Oklahoma City
Griffith Harsh, II
Birmingham
James Callaway
Florence
Claude Michael King
Robert Layton, Jr
Don Welch
Savannah
Samuel Howard Pearson, Jr
Lexington
Ralph Wilson
Henderson King
Lile Smith
Ben Fennel, Jr
Joseph King
Emmett King
Ben Fennel
Felix Felton
Sam Smith
Leonard Pruett
Lawrence King
Earl Calvin
Charles Thigpen
Rayburn Neville
Carolyn Pruett
Gulf Coast
P. W. Gay
Lucian Howard
Lucian Hawood, Jr
Albertville
Chandler Burton,Jr
Arlington, Va
Daniel Welch
Con Welch
Con Q. Welch
Robert Stone
Pulaski
Hugh Knox
Miss Laura E. Davis Taken to Decatur General Hospital
Miss Laura E. Davis was removed from 820 Oak Street yesterday afternoon by Brown's ambulance to Decatur General hospital. Davis's condition was reported to be much improved this morning. Mrs. J. O. Braswell enjoys a two week vacation in Pensacola Florida. Mrs. John Heiskle and Mrs. Jerry Saunders of Chattanooga were recent guests of Mrs. W. M. Lanier. Miss Edwina Lewis of Evergreen is weekend guest of Miss Shirley Braswell. Mrs. Nathan Pryor and several others mentioned in the notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. M. Draper
East Walnut Street
Sarah
Elizabeth le
Thomas E. Watts
Kathryn Thompson
E. S. Journey
Frances Vaughn
Mary Holland
Nellie Green
Nellie Green Assisted In Serving. Miss Leeman
John Fetterman
Murray
Kentucky
G. E. Bowden
Grant Street
C. J. Johnson
Corbin Smith
Paul Montgomery
Moulton
O. S. Gamble
Decatur
Fetterman
Evelyn Manor
Laura E. Davis
Oak Street
Brown
Decatur General Hospital
Miss Davis
John Heiskle
Jerry Saunders
Chattanooga
Tennessee
W. M. Lanier
Edwina Lewis
Evergreen
Shirley Braswell
Sow Hospital
Johnston Street
Sherry
Sherrill Maner
Sherry Gayle
This Boy Surely Has No Chance Of Being Neglected
Eight month old Seldon William Teichmiller Jr. is born Nov 11 to Mr. and Mrs. L W Teichmiller Sr. in Cullman with four living grandmothers and both great grandmothers on his maternal side, the first boy in 100 years in the family branch. The birth brings elation to the Teichmiller Wise family and the child has immediate masculine companionship from grandparents and great grandparents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seldon William Teichmiller, Jr
W. C. Wise
Decatur
Emma ,Teichmiller
Cullman
Teichmiller
Mary Huffaker
Seldon William Teichmiller Jr
L. W. Teichmiller
Mr. Teichmiller
Seldon Jr
W. A. Wise
J. M. Grace
Emma Teich
Dear Miss Dix advice on young marriage and leisure needs
A young wife seeks guidance as her husband has little time for her and their baby, while he outings relief stresses. Dorothy Dix argues youth years demand balance, fun, and patience, warning couples who marry early face ongoing tension without changes.
Old fashioned crochet pattern for chair and sofa decor
Crochet pattern 646 features mostly pineapple design for cushions and furniture. Laura Wheeler offers an improved pattern with charts photos and concise directions. Send twenty cents to The Decatur Daily Needlecraft Dept Brooklyn for pattern number name address and zone and fifteen cents for Laura Wheeler Needlecraft Book with ten illustrations and weaving instructions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laura Wheeler
Decatur Daily
Needlecraft Dept
P. O
Flatbush Station
Brooklyn
N. Y
Laury Wheeler
Dorothy Dix Advice on Bride Betrayal and Young Mother
A reader asks if she should warn the bride about her fiancé's prior infidelity and the Dorothy Dix column advises exposing the truth to save the bride from heartbreak, noting a serial betrayal would be worse after marriage. A separate letter from a 17 year old mother asks how to keep a 35 year old husband. Dix counsels leaving with her baby, as continued marriage would not be viable and she will recover and marry again.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Dix
Miss Dix
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Billy
Frank ‘Hassel
Clifton
Robert Cowie
St.Louis
Birmingham News
Sadler
D. S. Echols
Lyons Hotel
Karl Stingily
Meridian
Mississippi
Skeggs Crawford
Sarah Leeman
J.R. Daniels
Nancy Peebles
Mobile
Barbara Brotherton
Jasper
F. D. Peebles
Smith
Allison Smith
Zinley Island
Leroy McEntire Jr
Fred Trimble
Lydia E. Pinkham
Caddell Drug Coo
Elizabeth Arden
Lucien
Elong Yardley Marcelle
Tabu
J. O. Braswell
Pensacola, Florida
Nathan Pryor
Roy Fite Sr
Lonnie Pettey
Elton Reeves
Jack Chancellor
Shadow Gold
Eddie Sandlin
Huntsville
Corporal Harold P. Pruitt
Ed Strother
Mary Katherine Strother
Sherry Gayle Manor
Jeffer
Ben Syndicate
Points
Florida
Dorothy Pryor
Alabama College
W. H. “Boots” Tankersley
Carol Dorrough
J. E. Farley
Marjorie Ann
F. O. Smith
Claude Wilkinson
Pat and
Fay
Pulaski, Tennessee
R. R. Gilbert
Lewis Brown
Frank Stone
Fort Walton, Fla
J. W. Wyker, Sr
Wilson Lake
Suzanne Shelton
Anne Layman
Barrett Shelton, Sr
Trousseau
Goidel
Skyline Dinner Club
Courtland Aviation Industries
Courtland
Alabama
Warren & Ratliff
Chilren
Spring Coats Boys
U. S
Cravenette Raincoats
Gladioli
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