Margaret Sims Weds Smitty Carter in Nashville Ceremony
Miss Margaret Doris Sims married Smitty Ott Carter at West End Church of Christ with minister H. Clyde Hale officiating. The couple's reception at the Sims home featured pink and blue attire, bridal party details, and a two-week wedding trip following the ceremony.
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Nashville
Tenn
West End Church of Christ
Margaret Doris Sims
Clifford Horace Sims
Smitty Ott Carter
Ottis McCain Carter
Hillwood
H. Clyde Hale
Nicky Boone
Margaret Ims
Decatur
Mr. Carter
Henry Scholfield
Personal notices reflect widespread visits and travel
W B Markstein returns home after five weeks at Vanderbilt hospital. Mrs John G Willingham and sister Miss Sara Jo Willingham back from Daytona Beach. Miss Willingham a speech therapist in Arlington Va. visits two weeks. Jimmy Wiley heads to Montgomery for Maxwell Field AFB golf tournament after third place at Florence. Mrs Redding Emens and Miss Elizabeth Emens arrive after a month in Crowley La. Nancy Clara Malone at a house party in Mentone now visiting Montgomery. Mrs D M Carr and Jill Carr return from Birmingham. Mrs Ernest Barnett and Mrs Wilmer Hall spend Tuesday in Birmingham. Sim Lovelady leaves Thursday for Mobile. Families travel to Cherokee N C to see Unto These Hills. Miss Martha Williams visits. she is a unit counsellor at Camp Woodhaven near Nashville until Aug 14. Williams visit Mr and Mrs Dennis McClendon in new suburban home. Rev Lester McManis and sons Chuck and Sam at Camp McDowell for ten days. McManis leads Midget camp. Herman Williams in Birmingham visiting grandmother S B Edmondson. William Eyster in Mobile this weekend for Alabama State Bar Association. Stacca Sandra Clements of Tuscaloosa visits Gayle Williams. Alan Diseker at Hatchery Industry Trade Fair in St Louis. J W Adams of New Orleans guests of sister Mrs Harry Wyatt. Mr Wyatt. Mr Earl Alverson of Birmingham weekend guests of W J Duncan II.
Shower Honors Miss Eleonor Terry In Bride Elect Event
Hostesses Mrs Clyde Terry Mrs Hurley Terry Mrs J B Adair and Mrs Jimmy Wiggins planned a mixed shower for Eleonor Terry bride elect of James Larson at Mrs Hurley Terry’s home. Yellow, pink and green decor highlighted the setting with a lighted bride chair and a pink wheelbarrow presenting gifts. A white lace over green tablecloth and yellow gladioli graced the dining area as punch sandwiches and cakes were served. Anne King Davis kept the bride’s book while Miss Terry wore navy cotton with light blue accessories and a white carnation corsage.
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Carter
Martin Connelly, Jr
George Edward Spain, Jr
Edward Binkley
Wayne Sims
Daniel Kimbrel
Harriman
Tenn
Butch Carter
Clyde Terry
Hurley Terry
J. B. Adair
Jimmy Wiggins
Eleanor Terry
James Larson
Anne King Davis
Terry
Mobile Visitor Is Complimented During Social Week
Mrs. Terry Moore Sr of Mobile is honored as guest of Mrs. Philip Pointer with buffet supper and bridge parties. Garden flowers decorate spaces. winners include Minnie B. Hamil Julian Bibb Sr and Will Wyker. Hosts plan lunch and bridge at the Wyker home with roses and daisies.
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Terry Moore Sr
Mobile
Philip Pointer
Will Wyker
Ernest Barnett
Robert Banks
Fred Osborn
Florence
Mesdames Echols
Eyster
Moore
Parties Honor Texas Visitors
Mrs. Osborne Benzanson and her sister Mrs. A B Allen, guests of Mrs. Thomas J Hendrix, were hosted Sunday with a steak supper at the home of Mr. and Mrs. W J Duncan III. Guests were served on the patio as the entertaining continued into the evening.
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Osborne Benzanson
A. B. Allen
Thomas J. Hendrix
W. J. Duncan III
Joe Duncan
John Caddell
Al Fresco Supper Honoring Visiting Guests
A small gathering hosted outdoors honored visiting guests with an al fresco supper. The event included only close friends and former neighbors, emphasizing a intimate, informal occasion.
Church Meetings Highlight Grace and Knowledge Discussion
The C. W. F. met at First Christian Church Monday at 7 30 p m with 21 members present as Mrs Floyd Corbin led the business session and Mrs Emmett McClary spoke on Growing in Grace and Knowledge. Hostesses served refreshments. Madonna Circle met at De longo Park for a picnic supper with 14 members and 40 family members present.
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First Christian Church
Floyd Corbin
Emmett McClary
Mesdames
Charles Rogers
Leon Edwards
Max Sobotka
Herman Safley
Sionary
Macon Gilbert
Madonna
Centre Methodist Church
De‘lano Park
Still to lunch and canasta at Lyons Canasta Club
Mrs. Moore’s visit includes planned luncheons and suppers. H. P. Still attends lunch and canasta at the Lyons club. She will return to Mobile on Friday.
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H. P. Still
Canasta Club
The
Lyons
Subtle male plumage shifts nest duty and nesting activity
The text notes that male birds with inconspicuous colors like females often incubate, while only briefly colored males tend to avoid nests.
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Beverly Malone
Miss Sims
Oxford
Robert Jackson
Joan Hodge
Yvonne Barrett
Alabama
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Fayetteville
Hillwood Blvd
Weel
Orion
RED Cross Carmelette Foot
Jantzen Summerette
Jane Michael
Sherman St
Townsend
17Th Ave
Home Owned and
Home Operated
W. B. Markstein
Ferry St
Vanderbilt University Hospital
John G. Willingham
Sara Jo Willingham
Daytona Beach
Miss Willingham
Arlington
Jimmy Wiley
Montgomery
Maxwell Field Afb
Jimmy
North Alabama
Nancy Clara Malone
Mentone
Ala
Martha Bagley
D. M. Carr
Jill Carr
Birmingham
Mrs. Carr
Annie M. Orr
Wilmer Hall
Sim Lovelady
W. J. Duncan Il
John Wood
Joe Hagler
Hilton
Cherokee
N. C
Martha Williams
H. G. Williams
Miss Williams
Camp Woodhaven
Will
the Williams
Nashville Courts
Dennis McClendon
Lester McManis
Chuck
Sam
Camp McDowell
McManis
McDowell
Wheserry
Herman Williams
S. B. Edmondson
William Eyster
Alabama State Bar Association
Stacca
Sandra Clements
Tuscaloosa
Gayle Williams
Alan Diseker
St. Louis
Mrs. J. W. Adams
New Orleans
Mrs. Adams
Harry Wyatt
Mr. Wyatt
Earl Alverson
W. J. Duncan II
Miss. Terry
Texas
H. Leon Reeves
City Park
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