Miss Eloise Simms Weds Lynn Ward Hathaway Jr in Opelika
Miss Eloise Christine Simms daughter of Mr and Mrs Edward P Simms and Lynn Ward Hathaway Jr of Oneonta NY and Auburn were married at 10 am Saturday in the Methodist church with Dr Walter C Cowart officiating. The couple will reside at 241 1 2 East Thach Avenue after a trip to Pennsylvania New York and Canada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Opelika Daily News
Eloise Christine Simms
Edward Pruit Simms
Lynn Ward Hathaway, Jr
Oneonta
Auburn
Methodist Church
Walter C. Cowart
Louise Whatley
S. W. Gentry
Robin Russell
Theta Upsilon Sorority
Hathaway
Lynn Ward Hathaway
N Y
Oneonta High School
Cornell University
New York
Pennsylvania
Canada
East
Thach Avenue
Local residents visit friends and travel notices across states
Washington D. C. resident PERSONALL Counts returns home after visiting Mt Hope with family. Dennis Norris and wife resume home after a Little Rock vacation. H. H. Baird and two children and Mrs. Fuqua of Bowling Green plan Birmingham and next week visit Mrs. Nelson. Fred Bodry returns to Camp Claiborne after ten days with parents. Mollie Bryant returns to Lawrence County after time with sister. Mrs. Emil Kotcher leaves to Birmingham then Jackson for two weeks with husband Dr. Emil Kotcher. Redus Collier set to spend vacation at Daytona Beach with Margaret Maxwell returning home to Birmingham. Margaret Alexander finishes A. P. I. summer courses and stays home. Grady Bruce transfer to Columbus, Ohio with family to reside. Willodean and Ruth Bass visit grandparents then Pulaski for side trip, Ruth to join brother Billy Bass in Chattanooga for weeks. H. D. Barnum and daughters motor to Chattanooga for a day. Mrs. T. B. Woodard and daughters visit Athens. Lampkin Guy attends Cotillion Summer Formal in Pulaski. Palm family occupy Mrs. Humphrey’s Johnston Street home for summer. Mrs. D. F. Humphrey and Miss Elizabeth Ann Humphrey depart for Chicago for visit.
Salt of the Earth and Guiding Church Life
The lesson outlines Paul’s counsel in First Corinthians urging Christians to avoid social ties with immoral and covetous people. It also covers Titus guidance from prison in Rome about elder men, elder women, and young women, and stresses the pastor’s role as a model of sound doctrine and good works for a strong community and upright citizens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul
Ephesus
Corinth
Greece
Orient
Titus
Crete
Rome
St. Paul
Natures Syndicate, Inc
Make This Pattern Three-Way Outfit 4807
Anne Adams Pattern 4807 offers a jumper outfit, a sun dress, and a blouse with skirt. Includes side buttoning, optional sleeves, and a collared blouse. sizes 11 through 18 with yardage details and pricing listed.
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Anne Adams
Daily
Pattern Department
West 17Th St
New York
N. Y
September Visits Highlight Local Residents and Relatives
September and her daughter Miss Jean Humphrey a University of Chicago summer student visits. Mrs Eugene Crockett of Memphis Tenn visits her brother R E Ellis on East Moulton Street. Mr and Mrs J L Truss and daughter Arline return to Shreveport after vacation with their parents in Decatur. Mrs T Rollo returns from a vacation to Louisiana and Texas.
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Jean Humphrey
The
University of Chicago
Eugene Crockett
Memphis, Tenn
R. E. Ellis
East Moulton Street
Arline
Shreveport
J. N. Turney
Decatur
8. T. Rollo
Louisiana
Texas
Decatur Plan Outlines Alabama Press Association Visit
Plans for Decatur hosting Alabama Press Association members during a two day visit include a Tennessee River boat ride at 2 PM and an evening banquet at the Lyons Hotel with Congress member John Sparkman as speaker. Events begin in Huntsville with a barbecue, a luncheon, and sessions at the Russell Erskine Hotel, before guests travel to Decatur.
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Decatur
Alabama Press Association
Decatur Chamber
W. J. Williams
Tennessee River
Lyons Hotel
John Sparkman
Huntsville
Monte Sano
Huntsville Chamber of Commerce
Russell Erskine Hotel
Lyons
Cornelian Court Hotel
Tennessee Valley Hotel
R. T. Ingalls, Sr
Ingalls Shipbuilding Corporation
Rhonda
Tennessee Valley Authority
Charles Dobbins
Anniston
Rayon prices to be fixed in New York pact
Rayon weavers reached agreement with the Office of Price Administration on a maximum value schedule for rayon products. Cotton cloth makers awaited a compromise with Leon Henderson's team. Woolen mills and cloak and suit makers argued over guarantees to assure compliance with wool price controls.
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OPACS
New York
Office of Price, Administration and
Leon Henderson
Little Alva Johnson Celebrates Birthday
Alva Laverne Johnson hosted her fourth birthday Thursday afternoon from 3 30 to 6 00 for members of her Sunday School class and guests. Games and contests were enjoyed under the supervision of Mrs Bob Blackwell.
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Alva Laverne Johnson
Mra
Bob Blackwell
Unclear OCR Fragment Highlights Incomplete Guest List
Fragmentary text describes a decorated lawn table with four candles and assorted foods. It lists invited individuals including Wilma Jean Golden, Heraldine Miller, Antha Lott, Libby Dean Lyle, Billy Weaver, Bert Billings, and others, but many names are garbled. The passage lacks a clear event, date, or location.
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Alt
Wilma Jean Golden
Maxer Heraldine Miller
Antha
Wayne Lott
Libby Rhee Dean Lyle
Billy D. Weaver
Bert Billings
James Elton
Sp Wondell Gall Dunnaway
Drake
Oe Jean Walker
Craig
Kenneth Harden
Joyce Donald
Linda Gale Wright
Helen Conner
Also Mentioned on This Page
Miss Simms
MR. Hathaway
Euzelian
Central Baptist Sunday School
W. D. Free
Twelfth Avenue East
James Wesley
Lydie Turney
Somerville
Frank Turney
Hartselle
Una Turney
Elizabeth Butler
Robert Bob Fowler
Irene
Louise Turney Middlebrooks
Dougie Dimple
Jack Lewis Truss
Ferrell
Conrad Sharp
Sore00
Guy Walker
Buddy Owens
Lamberth Johnson
Mills-Holland
E. M. Holland
Opal
Adolph Mills
Charleston
Mrs. Barnett
E. H. Barnett
Watts
Columbus, Ga
Rutledge S. Thomas
Cornelian Hotel
Thomas
John H. Peach
T. C. Chandler
Ben Bloodworth
EB. W. Moeod
George McLaughlin
Adams
D. Counts
Washington, D. C
Mt. Hope
Homer Stovall
Guy Counts
Mrs
Dennis Norris
Little Rock, Ark
H. H. Baird
W. 8. Fuqua
Bowling Green
John Nelson
Fred Bodry
Camp Claiborne, la
R. C. Bodry
Mollie Bryant
Lawrence County
R. L. Woods
Emil Kotcher
Harry Reitmeyer
Birmingham
Jackson, Miss
Margaret Maxwell
Margaret Alexander
Grady Bruce
Galesburg, Til
Bruce
W. T. Grant Company
Columbus
Ohio
Willodean
Ruth Bass
Chattanooga
Tenn
Blake Thompson
Pulaski
Miss Willodean
Miss Ruth
Billy Blake Bass
H. D. Barnum
T. B. Woodard
Lile
Eugene R. Guy
Athens
Lampkin Guy
Cotillions
Pulaski, Tenn
Mrs. Palm
D. P. Humphrey
Johnston Street
D. F. Humphrey
Elizabeth Ann Humphrey
Chicago
Miss Humphrey
Newman Campbell
Ordintractions
Goidel’s Drug Store
Allen’s Beauty Shoppe
Grant St
BANK
Mexico Way
Lionel Barrymore
Laraine Bay
Renold Reagan
U. SS. Naval Academy
Piites
Willis —Added
Buck Jones
White Eagle
Clyde Stewart
Pqpeye
Rip van Winkle
Murdock
Loyd’s Snus Store
Carrell Furniture CO. Bank and Church
Mrs. Humphrey
Second Avenue
Princess Theatre
Harry Charles
Doyle L. Buckles
Williams
Congressman Sparkman
Ghamber of Commerce
Little Alva Johnson
Asamart
Fifth Avenue
Ala
Second Ave
Lc Cichis
Stuart
Kiva
Py Promadora
Iy and
Denlen
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