Epperson-Arnold Troth Pledged In Hartse lle Home Wedding
Mrs Johns Arnold wed Boyd L Epperson in a small Hartse lle ceremony officiated by the bride's father Rev M T Johns. The couple plans to reside in Pensacola where the groom serves in the U S Navy.
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Sheffield
Johns Arnold
Boyd L. Epperson
Wallace P. Johns
Hartselle
M. T. Johns
Epperson
Owen Pate
Ashland
Ala
William H. Epperson
Marriage Told Hartselye to Garland Wallace Smith
Miss Shirley Ann Smith and Garland Wallace Smith were married Friday at the Youngs home in Falkville with Rev. J H Henderson officiating in the presence of immediate families. L A Young and Dorothy Woods served as attendants. The couple will reside in Hartselle after a wedding trip.
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Hartselle
Shirley Ann Smith
Elga Smith
Garland Wallace Smith
L. A. Young
Falkville
Youngs
J. H. Henderson
Dorothy Woods
Cozy Colorful Touchcrochet Rug Pattern 7163
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National Officers Attend Annual UDC Picnic At Wheeler Home
One hundred fifty three members of the United Daughters of the Confederacy and allied groups gathered at Wheeler Plantation in Decatur for the annual Joe Wheeler Chapter No. 291 UDC picnic. Judge Bloodworth spoke on Jefferson Davis and General Wheeler and a memorial service followed for Annie Wheeler. Mrs. George Henderson led a wreath ceremony, new officers were installed, and a luncheon was hosted by local members with many guests from Alabama and SCV groups.
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United Daughters of the Confederacy
Sons of Confederate Veterans
Children of the Confederacy
Wheeler Plantation
Joe Wheeler
UDC
Decatur
James Nelson
Bloodworth
Annie Wheeler
John Quince le Grand
Chapel Hill
N.C
Judge Bloodworth
Wheeler
Confederate States Army
United States Army
West Point Military Academy
Bn Jefferson Davis
Kentucky
Jefferson College
Natchez
Miss
Transylvania University
Lexington
West Point
Robert E. Lee
Joseph E. Johnston
Military Academy
Jefferson Barracks
Fort Crawford
Prairie du Chien
Wisconsin
Mississippi
Zachary Taylor
United States
Senate
Library
Daily Delta
Congress
Eckenrode
Jefferson Davis
Clyde McEntire
P. H. Sandlin
Clio Levin
Foster Bailey
Div
C of C
George Henderson
Ala. Div
Tuscumbia
Jrt Rives
Montgomery
SCV
Weaverton L. Fadley
Birmingham
Freeman Lée
Stars and Bars
Alexandria
Wynne Jones
Ala
Bob England
Palmetto Volunteers
South Carolina
W. J. Holladay
Fayette
Allen Austin
Howard Qualls
Glen Anderson
Lee Johnson
Alan Discker III
David
John
Tommy Whittington
Michael O’bannon
James Bloodworth
Joe
Cut Flowers Dominate U S Horicultural Specialty Crops
The report states cut flowers make a little more than half of all horticultural specialty crops in the United States, highlighting their leading share in the sector.
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United States
First New Haven Directory Issued in 1878
The first telephone directory issued in New Haven Connecticut in 1878 listed 50 subscribers.
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New Haven, Conn
Goren on Bridge: South’s discard misstep doomed six clubs
A detailed bridge analysis notes South’s overlooked discard in a six clubs contract. North leverages cue bids and trumps to reach slam, but miscounting hearts and a late ruff lets the defense score a trick.
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North East South West
South
North
West
East
Glimpses All Around The Valley
Community notes from the valley detail visits and travels. Harry and Roy Wyatt return from Lexington to visit ill Dr. W. S. Wyatt. Mrs. George Biggers and family visit Atlanta. Oldham family travel to Philadelphia to visit sons and attend the World’s Fair in New York. Various relatives return from a Fort Walton Beach vacation. A Raleigh birth announced for Roy Massengill’s family. Sewanee students Jay Reynolds and Tom Bell spend weekend in Decatur Mooresville. Redd-England weekend in Birmingham includes Mrs. David Martin and Mrs. William Hudson. Mrs. Carter plans Greeneville summer with her mother. South Africa noted as Africa’s largest tin producer?
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Leonard Oldham
Sandy Davis
Philadelphia
Kenneth
Bobby
Lynn
New York
Jay Reynolds
Grayson
Iala
Tom Bell
Birmingham
Sewanee
Decatur
Mooresville
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Arnold Troth
James J. Johns
Wallace Johns
Joel Bennett
James M. Johnson
Elton Howell
Pensacolla
U.S. Navy
Bruce Johnson
Associates
Harl Oes
Hart Rose
6Th Ave
S.E
Alabama
Gay Area
Alice Brooks
Bob Butler
Corvair
Bursch Ford, Inc
DIAL
Highway
Wheeler Home
Decatur Daily
Needlecraft Dept
Old
Chelsea Station
New York N.Y
Needlecraft
A. M. Grimsley
C. B. Clemmons
Nina Hodges
Charles C. Johnson
W. F Frazier
David Austin
C. E. Uptain
Florence Smith
W. J. Williams
W. S. Lamon
Freeman Lee
David Whittington
Theo Morris
Louise Julich
Larry McRae
Charles Qualls
L. L. McCullough
Lois McMurray
C. T. Cole
Jefferson Guards
Decatur High School
Virginia Clemmons
Judy Whisenant
Billy Frazier
Billy Carthers
Jim Taylor
Goren
Charles H. Goren
The
Chicago Tribune
Harry and
Roy Wyatt
Dr. W. S. Wyatt
George Biggers
Clinton
Bridget
Atlanta
Frank Sharpe
F. D. Peebles
E Peebles Jr
Mobile
E . Peebles III
Vanderbilt University
Walter Hall
Walter and
Leland
F. D. Peebles Jr
Edith
Darrow
Fort Walton Beach
Fla
Joe Calvin
Jody
Walter Lusk
Guntersville
Florida
Roy Massengill
Raleigh, N. C
David Martin
William” Hudson
Courtland
W. D. Gilchrist
Philip T. Shanks Jr
Marshall
Walter Carter
Greeneville, Tenn
Carter
Greeneville
Republic of South Afriea
Africa
Penney
Showtime
Decatur Senior High School
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